a. rare–1. [f. L. fænerātōri-us (f. fænerātor) + -AL.] Pertaining to usury.
1793. J. Beresford, in Looker-on, No. 79. The magic of the foeneratorial rod was not wanting for the purposes of converting his watches into wealth.
a. rare–1. [f. L. fænerātōri-us (f. fænerātor) + -AL.] Pertaining to usury.
1793. J. Beresford, in Looker-on, No. 79. The magic of the foeneratorial rod was not wanting for the purposes of converting his watches into wealth.
