Ves-pil'lo, n.
n. [Lat., from vesper, evening.] A grave-digger;—so called because he performed his office in the evening. [Obs.]
Like vespilloes, or grave-makers, I am become stupid. Browne.
n. [Lat., from vesper, evening.] A grave-digger;—so called because he performed his office in the evening. [Obs.]
Like vespilloes, or grave-makers, I am become stupid. Browne.