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A habitual frequenter of any place, esp. one of amusement, recreation, etc.
At the public- house- it was the " White Horse," Keighley, an adjoining suburb- Jennings learned that the man who called himself- or rather who was called by his presumed son- Tyke, was not an habitue of the place. "The Secret Passage" – Fergus Hume
At the public- house- it was the " White Horse," Keighley, an adjoining suburb- Jennings learned that the man who called himself- or rather who was called by his presumed son- Tyke, was not an habitue of the place.
A tree of W. I. and S. Amer. and its fruit, which yields an acrid juice, there growing at the apex of the fruit a flattened kidney- shaped nut yielding a caustic oil. ...
