a. Obs. rare. Also 6 vantish-. [f. prec.] Advantageous, profitable.
1570. Foxe, A. & M., 361 b/1. These Caursinites … had their debters to them bound in such sort, as was much vantishable [1596 vantageable] to them, and much iniurious vnto the other.
1610. Marcellini, Triumphs Jas. I., 83. And when all this had bin done, where are then his so much vantageable profits?
