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INTENDED TO BE RECORDED (law) and peripatetic (iou)


INTENDED TO BE RECORDED (law)


INTENDED TO BE RECORDED. This phrase is frequently used in conveyancing, in deeds which recite Other deeds which have not been recorded. In deeds which recite Other deeds which have not been recorded. In Pennsylvania, it has been construed to be a covenant, on the part of the Pennsylvania, it has been construed to be a covenant, on the part of the grantor, to procure the deed to be recorded in a reasonable time. 2 Rawle' s grantor, to procure the deed to be recorded in a reasonable time. 2 Rawle' s Rep. 14. Rep. 14.

peripatetic (iou)



peripatetic noun & adjective. LME.
[Old & mod. French peripatetique or Latin peripateticus from Greek peripatetikos, from peripatein walk up and down, formed as PERI- + patein to tread: see -ETIC. In senses A.1, B.1 with Reference to Aristotle's practice of walking about while teaching.]
A. noun.
1. (Peripatetic.) A member of the sect of philosophers who held the doctrines of Aristotle. LME.
2. A person who walks or travels about; (chiefly joc.) an itinerant dealer or trader; a peripatetic teacher. E17.
3. In pl. Journeyings to and fro; movements hither and thither. joc. M18.
B. adjective.
1. (Peripatetic.) Of or belonging to the school or system of philosophy founded by Aristotle, or the Aristotelian sect of philosophers; held or believed by this sect. M16.
2. Walking about or travelling from place to place, esp. in connection with an occupation; characterized by this; (of a teacher) working in more than one institution. M17.
Observer He leads a peripatetic life, rarely sleeping in the same bed two nights running.
peripatetical adjective (now rare) (a) (Peripatetical) of or pertaining to the Peripatetics; = PERIPATETIC adjective 1; (b) (chiefly joc.) = PERIPATETIC adjective 2: M16.
peripatetically adverb in the course of walking about or moving on M19.
peripateticism noun (a) (Peripateticism) the Peripatetic system of philosophy; (b) (chiefly joc.) the habit or practice of being peripatetic: M17.