deambulatour
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 43
& s. [Lat. deambulatorius =fit for walking out in.] A. Asadj .: Walking abroad, strolling, wandering. "The deambulatory actors used to have their quietus est,.."-Bp. Morton : Episcopacy A erted , p. 142. B. As subst.: A covered place in which to walk for exercise; an ambulatory. Also the aisles or cloisters of a church. deambulatories, for the accommodation of the citizens in all weathers." - Warton: Hist. of English Poetry, ii. 93.
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