The Roman fleet after it had been revictualled and repaired, stood right across the Mediterranean (Bosworth Smith).
An invading army…is therefore greatly harassed and cannot easily revictual (Daily News).
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
vict|ual — «VIHT uhl», noun, verb, ualed, ual|ing or ualled, ual|ling. –n. victuals, food or provisions, especially for human beings: »There was…decking of the hall in the best hangings...; cooking of victuals, broaching of casks (Charles Kingsley). –v.t.… … Useful english dictionary
vict|ual|age — «VIHT uh lihj», noun. = victuals … Useful english dictionary
vict|ual|er — «VIHT uh luhr», noun. 1. a person who supplifood or provisions, as to a ship or an army. 2. a) a tavernkeeper or innkeeper. b) a person who sells food and drink. 3. a ship that carries provisions for other ships or for troops … Useful english dictionary
vict|ual|ler — «VIHT uh luhr», noun. = victualer. (Cf. ↑victualer) … Useful english dictionary
vict|ual|less — «VIHT uhl lihs», adjective. lacking food … Useful english dictionary
ual — vict·ual·age; vict·ual·ler; vict·ual; vict·ual·er; … English syllables
vict — con·vict·ed; con·vict·ism; vict·ual·age; vict·ual·ler; con·vict; vict·ual; vict·ual·er; … English syllables
victualer — vict•ual•er [[t]ˈvɪt l ər[/t]] n. 1) a person who furnishes victuals 2) a supply ship 3) brit. an innkeeper Also, esp. brit. vict′ual•ler … From formal English to slang
victual — vict|ual [ˈvıtl] v [T] to supply a large number of people with food … Dictionary of contemporary English
victual — vict·ual … English syllables
