indulgene.html - v.
1 intr. (often foll. by in) take pleasure freely.
2 tr. yield freely to (a desire etc.).
3 tr. gratify the wishes of; favour (indulged them with money).
4 intr. colloq. take alcoholic liquor.

indulger n. [L indulgere indult- give free rein to]

indulgene.html - n.
1 a the act of indulging. b the state of being indulgent.
2 something indulged in.
3 RC Ch. the remission of temporal punishment in purgatory, still due for sins after absolution.
4 a privilege granted.

Declaration of Indulgence the proclamation of religious liberties, esp. under Charles II in 1672 and James II in 1687. [ME f. OF f. L indulgentia (as INDULGENT)]

indulgene.html - adj.
1 ready or too ready to overlook faults etc.
2 indulging or tending to indulge.

indulgently adv. [F indulgent or L indulgere indulgent- (as INDULGE)]

indulgene.html - v.
1 intr. (often foll. by in) take pleasure freely.
2 tr. yield freely to (a desire etc.).
3 tr. gratify the wishes of; favour (indulged them with money).
4 intr. colloq. take alcoholic liquor.

indulger n. [L indulgere indult- give free rein to]

indulgene.html - n.
1 a the act of indulging. b the state of being indulgent.
2 something indulged in.
3 RC Ch. the remission of temporal punishment in purgatory, still due for sins after absolution.
4 a privilege granted.

Declaration of Indulgence the proclamation of religious liberties, esp. under Charles II in 1672 and James II in 1687. [ME f. OF f. L indulgentia (as INDULGENT)]

indulgene.html - adj.
1 ready or too ready to overlook faults etc.
2 indulging or tending to indulge.

indulgently adv. [F indulgent or L indulgere indulgent- (as INDULGE)]