avizandum (avizandum)

avisandum, gerund of avisare, consideration. To make avizandum with a cause is to remove it from the public court to the private consider a tion of the judge. Also spelled avisandum. avizelt, v. An obsolete form of advise. The ancient avocation of picking pockets. In a few hours, above thirty you sand men left his stan Macaulay , Warren Hastings. Buckle , Civilization, II. i. avocativet (a-vok'a-tiv), a. and n. [ avocate + -ive . Cf. vocative .] I. a. Calling off. Smollett . II. n. That which calls aside; a di uasive. Incentives to virtue, and a vocatives from vice. Barrow, The Creed. The wandering avocation of a shepherd.