Victualage
noun
1.
food; provisions; victuals.
noun
1.
a rare word for victuals
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noun 1. a person who furnishes victuals, especially a sutler. 2. a supply ship. 3. Also called licensed victualer. British. the keeper of an inn or tavern, especially one licensed to sell liquor.
- Victualing
noun 1. victuals, food supplies; provisions. 2. food or provisions for human beings. verb (used with object), victualed, victualing or (especially British) victualled, victualling. 3. to supply with victuals. verb (used without object), victualed, victualing or (especially British) victualled, victualling. 4. to take or obtain victuals. 5. Archaic. to eat or feed. verb -uals, -ualling, […]
- Victualled
noun 1. victuals, food supplies; provisions. 2. food or provisions for human beings. verb (used with object), victualed, victualing or (especially British) victualled, victualling. 3. to supply with victuals. verb (used without object), victualed, victualing or (especially British) victualled, victualling. 4. to take or obtain victuals. 5. Archaic. to eat or feed. verb -uals, -ualling, […]
- Victualler
noun 1. a person who furnishes victuals, especially a sutler. 2. a supply ship. 3. Also called licensed victualer. British. the keeper of an inn or tavern, especially one licensed to sell liquor. noun 1. a supplier of victuals, as to an army; sutler 2. (Brit) a licensed purveyor of spirits; innkeeper 3. a supply […]
- Victualling
noun 1. victuals, food supplies; provisions. 2. food or provisions for human beings. verb (used with object), victualed, victualing or (especially British) victualled, victualling. 3. to supply with victuals. verb (used without object), victualed, victualing or (especially British) victualled, victualling. 4. to take or obtain victuals. 5. Archaic. to eat or feed. verb -uals, -ualling, […]