adrogate
/ˈadrəɡeɪt/Roman Law
verb
[with object] To adopt (a person who is not subject to the legal power of another). Also without object: to adopt in this way.
- Attested earliest as past participle..
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Granger (1578–?1627), Church of England clergyman and author. From classical Latin adrogāt-, past participial stem of adrogāre (also arrogāre) arrogate.
- insole
- insolence
- insolent
- insolently
- insolubilise
- insolubility
- insolubilize
- insoluble
- insolubly
- insolvable
- insolvency
- insolvent
- in so many words
- in someone's bad (or good) books
- in someone's black books
- in someone's confidence
- in someone's corner
- in someone's hip pocket
- in someone's keeping
- in someone's lap
- in someone's name
- in someone's place
- in someone's pocket
- in someone's wisdom
- in someone/thing's (own) way