† vulpeculatedadj.
Obsolete. rare.
As past participle: robbed by a fox.
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the mind > possession > taking > stealing or theft > robbery > [adjective] > robbed > by a fox
vulpeculated?1672
?1672 ‘T. B.’ Let. to T. D. in J. Eachard Wks. (1705) iv. 64 The Night before Widdow Wamford was vulpeculated of her brood goose.
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adj.?1672- to change up
- to chant a person's praises
- to chant the praises of
- to chap a person's ass
- to chap hands
- to chap out
- to chare out of this world
- to charge
- to charge a etc on, upon, against
- to charge a etc on, upon, against a person
- to charge a fault on, upon, against
- to charge a fault on, upon, against a person
- to charge a person a certain sum (for
- to charge a person with
- to charge on, upon, against
- to charge on, upon, against a person
- to charge oneself with
- to charge to an answer
- to charge with
- to charm asleep
- to charm the tongue
- to chase a person to mischance
- to chase forth
- to chase one's tail
- to chase rainbows