mulctuary
/ˈmʌlktʃʊəri/ /ˈmʌlktʃʊri/rare
adjective
That punishes by a fine.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Overbury (d. 1613), courtier and author. Probably irregularly from multure + -ary, after e.g. sumptuary.
- intercalary
- intercalate
- intercalation
- intercede
- interceder
- intercellular
- intercensal
- intercept
- interception
- interceptive
- interceptor
- intercession
- intercessional
- intercessor
- intercessory
- interchain
- interchange
- interchangeability
- interchangeable
- interchangeableness
- interchangeably
- intercity
- inter-class
- intercollegiate
- intercolonial