to victualling
- verb
- /ˈvɪk.tʃu.əl.ɪŋ/
- Archaic
- He was responsible for victualling the expedition with enough food and water.
Examples
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The crew is victualling the ship for the long voyage.
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Before setting out, the team focused on victualling to ensure they had all necessary supplies.
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The sailors spent hours victualling the ship before their long journey.
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They have victualled the expedition with enough supplies.
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The sailors spent hours victualling the ship before their long journey.
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He was responsible for victualling the expedition with enough food and water.
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Before setting out, the team focused on victualling to ensure they had all necessary supplies.
Synonyms
To supply someone with food or other needed items
To give people or a ship food before a journey
To give food to people, often while they travel
Compounds
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Etymology
Victualling comes from the old word victuals and the Latin root victus, which mean 'food' or 'living'. So to victuall or to do victualling is to supply food and provisions to a ship or a group of people.