See Also: trepan(medicine)
trepan(1)(dictionary)
trepan(2)(dictionary)
trepan(3)(dictionary)
trepan(4)(dictionary)

magnific (iou) and trepan(4) (iou)


magnific (iou)



magnific adjective. arch. L15.
[Old & mod. French magnifique or Latin magnificus, from magnus great: see -FIC.]
Renowned, glorious. L15-M17.
Sumptuous, splendid. L15.
Imposing by vastness or dignity; (of language etc.) exalted, sublime; derog. pompous, grandiloquent. M16.
Of a title, expression, etc.: serving to magnify or extol; highly honorific or eulogistic. M16-E18.
Nobly lavish or munificent. L16-M17.

trepan(4) (iou)



trepan verb2 trans. Now rare or obsolete. Also trapan. Infl. -nn-. M17.
[from TREPAN noun2.]
Trap, ensnare, beguile, (a person). M17.
Lure, inveigle (into or to a place, course of action, etc.); deceitfully induce to do something. M17.
Trick, cheat, or swindle (a person) out of (a thing). M17.
trepanner noun2 M17-M19.