Fugitive

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 204
fuj'i-tiv, adj. apt to jhe away uncer- tain volatile peushable* temporary n. one who decs or Jus fled fiom his station or country one hard to he caught. adv Fug'itively -u. Fugitivene . [Fr.—.fugitivus, Iron fnpo, to lice Fugleman, fiYgl-man, u. lit a unnz-man, a soldier who stands before a company at drill as an example [tier jhtgelmaun, the leader of a wing or file -flugel, a wing.]
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