impectoraladj.
/ɪmˈpɛktərəl/ Without a breast. (In quot. 1860 humorous.)
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1860 W. H. Russell My Diary in India 1858–9 I. i. 8 The gentlemen who preside over favourite dishes, such as an impectoral turkey.
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adj.1860- to bring a person to a morsel
- to bring a person to earth
- to bring a person to her milk
- to bring a person to his above
- to bring a person to his milk
- to bring a person to his or her senses
- to bring a person to mischance
- to bring a person to one's bow
- to bring a person to reason
- to bring a person to the earth
- to bring a person to the neck-verse
- to bring a person to the neckverse
- to bring a person to trial
- to bring a person up all standing
- to bring a thing in a proof
- to bring a thing in proof
- to bring a thing in the proof
- to bring a thing on a proof
- to bring a thing on proof
- to bring a thing on the proof
- to bring a thing to a proof
- to bring a thing to proof
- to bring a thing to the proof
- to bring abed
- to bring abeere