Definitionn. any substance that can be used as food
Last update: July 8, 2015
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Bukta would have been relieved by an outburst of human anger; but Chinn finished his victual leisurely, and a cheroot, ere he made any sign. [Please select]
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I wants ter take care o' Giles, to keep up the bit o' home and the bit o' victual.' [Please select]
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I always thought cold victual nice;-- My _choice_ would be vanilla-ice. [Please select]
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Hows'ever, put it as you t'ink best--'Dear fadder, victual your ship; up anchor; hois' de sails, an' steer for de Cocos-Keelin' Islands.' [Please select]
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Submarines were being coaled and victualed in preparation for a dash across the Atlantic. [Please select]
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When the cell is finished, the Bee at once sets to work to victual it. [Please select]
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"Surely it must be difficult to victual so large a force, on the summit of a mountain." [Please select]
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Calling his first mate, he asked abruptly: "Can we victual at Batavia as cheaply as at Singapore, Mr." [Please select]
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They French chaps are so wasteful always, and always grumbling at good English victual. [Please select]
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In 1498 Sebastian Cabot sailed from Bristol with one vessel manned and victualed at the king's expense, accompanied by three ships of London, and probably some of Bristol itself. [Please select]
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All he could reply was that the ship was only being victualed as all ships ought to be whose owners cared, as they should do, for the comfort and health of their crews. [Please select]
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