locomotive faculty
now historical
noun
An inherent ability to move from one position or place to another, as by an act of will.
Origin
Early 17th century. Compare post-classical Latin locomotiva facultas, French faculté locomotive.
- castigatory
- Castile
- Castile soap
- Castilian
- Castilla-La Mancha
- Castilla-León
- casting
- casting couch
- casting director
- casting vote
- cast iron
- castle
- Castlebar
- Castle, Barbara
- castled
- Castlereagh, Viscount
- castles in the air (or in Spain)
- cast light on
- cast lots
- castmate
- cast net
- cast-off
- cast off (or cast something off)
- cast one's bread upon the waters
- cast one's eyes over