mancipate
transitive verb
man·ci·pate
-səˌpāt
-ed/-ing/-s
1
obsolete : to place in subjection or bondage : bind, restrict
2
Roman law : to transfer by mancipation
Word History
Etymology
Latin mancipatus, past participle of mancipare, from mancip-, manceps purchaser, from manus hand + -cip-, -ceps (from capere to take)
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- butter
- butter basket
- butter bean
- butter cake
- butter chip
- butter clam
- butter color
- butter crunch
- butter crunch lettuce
- butter dish
- butter dock
- butter duck
- butter knife
- butter leaves
- butter lettuce
- butter muslin
- butter of antimony
- butter of tin
- butter oil
- butter paper
- butter pat
- butter pear
- butter plate
- butter print