ad vitam aut culpam
ad vi·tam aut cul·pam
äd-ˈwē-ˌtäm-ˌau̇t-ˈku̇l-ˌpäm
: for life or until misbehavior —used to qualify originally a feudal tenure and later an appointment to office
Word History
Etymology
Latin
First Known Use
1760, in the meaning defined above
- strip cup
- strip down
- strip farming
- strip joint
- strip lighting
- strip mall
- strip map
- strip method
- strip mill
- strip mine
- strip miner
- strip naked
- strip one's bed
- strip planking
- strip play
- strip poker
- strip search
- strip survey
- strip system
- strip template
- strip the bed
- strip the/one's bed
- strip to the waist
- strip windows
- strip-chart recorder