Lē'gu-lē'ian1, a.
(-lē'yan), a. [Lat. leguleius, lawyer, from lex, law.] Lawyer-like; legal. [Rare.] “In the classical English sense, or in the sense of leguleian barbarism.” De Quincey.
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(-lē'yan), a. [Lat. leguleius, lawyer, from lex, law.] Lawyer-like; legal. [Rare.] “In the classical English sense, or in the sense of leguleian barbarism.” De Quincey.
(-lē'yan), n. One in the legal profession; a lawyer. [Obs.] Milton.