haustus
noun
haus·tus
ˈhȯstəs
plural haustus
Roman & civil law
: a right to draw water from a well or spring on another's land and a right of passage to and from the well or spring compare servitude
Word History
Etymology
Latin, literally, action of drawing, from haustus, past participle
- enter (into or upon)
- enter (into) the equation
- enter common usage
- enter into
- enter into or upon
- enter into the equation
- enter office
- enter one's head
- enter politics
- enter someone's head
- enter someone's mind
- enter someone's mind/head
- enter the equation
- enter the lists
- enter the picture
- enter the picture/scene
- enter the scene
- entera
- enterable
- enteral
- enterally
- enterectomies
- entered
- entered (into or upon)
- entered apprentice