c. 1300; see victuals.
victual (v.)
mid-14c., "to stock or supply (a ship, garrison, etc.) with provisions to last for some time," from Anglo-French or Old French vitaillier (12c.), from vitaille (see victuals). Related: Victualed; victualing; Victualer; victualler.
The population was victualed during the war
The vessel victualled before the long voyage
Victorian
Victorianism
victorious
victory
Victrola
victual
victuals
vicuna
vid.
vide
videlicet
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