See Also: voyage(medicine)
bon voyage(dictionary)
voyage(dictionary)
voyage(2)(dictionary)
voyage(1)(dictionary)
COURSE OF THE VOYAGE(law)
compagnon de voyage(dictionary)
Bon voyage bonus(money)
voyage 1, noun(dictionary)
voyage 2, verb(dictionary)

idiopathetic (iou) and voyage(2) (iou)


idiopathetic (iou)



idiopathetic adjective. rare. M17.
[formed as IDIOPATHIC after SYMPATHETIC.]
= IDIOPATHIC.

voyage(2) (iou)



voyage verb. L15.
[French voyager Travel, or directly from VOYAGE noun.]
verb intrans. Make a voyage. L15.
E. M. Forster So the sailors of Ulysses voyaged past the Sirens. fig.: G. Will His body was dying but his mind still voyaged.
verb trans. Make a voyage over or through; traverse, esp. by sea or air. M17.
Pope Him, thus voyaging the deeps below,..The King of Ocean saw.
voyageable adjective able to be voyaged over or through; navigable: (cf. earlier UNVOYAGEABLE) E19.
voyager noun a person who makes a voyage or voyages; a traveller: L15.