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Qué (quién) es VICTUALING - definición
Victualing
·p.pr. & ·vb.n. of Victual.
II. Victualing ·adj Of or pertaining to victuals, or provisions; supplying provisions; as, a victualing ship.
Victual
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ANY SUBSTANCE CONSUMED TO PROVIDE NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT FOR THE BODY; FORM OF ENERGY STORED IN CHEMICAL
People food; Comestibles; Foods; Foodstuff; Food product; Victual; Victuals; Food-plant; Food-plants; Comestible; Food sources; Food source; Food products; Ingested food; Eatings; Victualage; Vittle; Vittles; Foood; International food imports; International food exports; Types of food; Foodstuffs
·noun Grain of any kind.
II. Victual ·noun Food;
- now used chiefly in the plural. ·see Victuals.
III. Victual ·vt To supply with provisions for subsistence; to provide with food; to store with sustenance; as, to victual an army; to victual a ship.
victual
ANY SUBSTANCE CONSUMED TO PROVIDE NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT FOR THE BODY; FORM OF ENERGY STORED IN CHEMICAL
People food; Comestibles; Foods; Foodstuff; Food product; Victual; Victuals; Food-plant; Food-plants; Comestible; Food sources; Food source; Food products; Ingested food; Eatings; Victualage; Vittle; Vittles; Foood; International food imports; International food exports; Types of food; Foodstuffs
['v?t(?)l]
dated
¦ noun (victuals) food or provisions.
¦ verb (victuals, victualling, victualled ; US victuals, victualing, victualed)
1. provide with food or other stores.
2. archaic eat.
Origin
ME: from OFr. vitaille, from late L. victualia, neut. plural of L. victualis, from victus 'food'; the pronunciation still represents the early spelling vittel.
