Victual ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Victual ( noun )

Food, provisions, or supplies for sustenance, especially those carried on a ship or stored for a journey or siege.

Origin:

From middle english victuall, meaning food or provisions.

Examples:

1. The sailors stored victuals on the ship for their long voyage.
2. During the siege, the castle had enough victuals to last for several months.
3. The army took large quantities of victuals with them to the front lines.
4. The travelers packed enough victuals for their journey through the wilderness.
5. Victuals were a crucial part of any medieval army's supplies, as soldiers needed to be fed in order to fight.

(As a verb)

Victual ( verb )

Food, provisions, or supplies for sustenance, especially those carried on a ship or stored for a journey or siege.

Origin:

From middle english victuall, meaning food or provisions.

Examples:

1. The sailors stored victuals on the ship for their long voyage.
2. During the siege, the castle had enough victuals to last for several months.
3. The army took large quantities of victuals with them to the front lines.
4. The travelers packed enough victuals for their journey through the wilderness.
5. Victuals were a crucial part of any medieval army's supplies, as soldiers needed to be fed in order to fight.