VACATION

A

DICTIONARY

OF THE

ENGLISH LANGUAGE

IN WHICH

The WORDS are deduced from their ORIGINALS,

Explained in their DIFFERENT MEANINGS,

AND

Authorized by the NAMES of the WRITERS

IN WHOLE Works they are found.

By the Author

Samuel Johnson, A.M.

W. Strahan et al, London

1770

VACA’TION. [vacatio, Latin.]

1. Intermission of juridical proceedings, or any other stated employments; recess of courts or senates.
2. Leisure; freedom from trouble or perplexity.

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