circumbendibus
Americannoun
plural
circumbendibusesnoun
Etymology
Origin of circumbendibus
1675–85; circum- + bend 1 + Latin -ibus ablative plural ending
Example Sentences
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And homeward, by the short small chimes of day, With many a circumbendibus to spare, For instance, twice round Finsbury Square, To use a fitting phrase, he wound his way.
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