largition
noun
lar·gi·tion
lärˈjishən
plural -s
1
obsolete : bestowal of largess
2
: gift, gratuity
largitional adjective
(ˈ)⸗¦jishənᵊl
-shnəl
Word History
Etymology
Latin largition-, largitio, from largitus (past participle of largiri to lavish, bestow, from largus abundant, generous) + -ion-, -io -ion
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- backfitted
- backfitting
- backflap
- backflash
- backflip
- backflips
- backflow
- backflowings
- backflows
- backfriend
- backfurrow
- backgame
- backgammon
- backgammoned
- backgammoning
- backgammons
- background
- background music
- background noise
- background projection
- background radiation
- backgrounded
- backgrounder
- backgrounders
- backgroundest