inescatoryadj.
rare.
Of or pertaining to baiting; adapted to bait.
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inescatory1840
1840 T. D. Fosbroke Encycl. Antiq. (new ed.) I. ix. 390/1 Pollux mentions mouse-traps, inescatory traps, and others with snares.
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adj.1840- well-pleasing
- well-pleasingly
- well-plenished
- well-plighted
- well-plucked
- well-plucked 'un
- well-plucked one
- well-plumed
- well-pointed
- well-poised
- well-pole
- well-policed
- well-policied
- well-polished
- well-populated
- well-positioned
- well-possessed
- well-practiced
- well-practised
- well-prepared
- well-presented
- well-preserved
- well-pressed
- well-primed
- well-principled