Luxuries - Law Dictionary Search Results
Riotous
Involving or engaging in riot wanton unrestrained luxurious
Sensuality
the bodily appetites free indulgence in carnal or sensual pleasures luxuriousness voluptuousness lewdness
Apparel
Apparel. The penal laws against excess in this luxury were repealed by 1 Jac. 1, c. 25.
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Delicatus debitor est odiosus in lege
Delicatus debitor est odiosus in lege [Lat.], A luxurious debtor is odious in law
Luxive
Given to luxury voluptuous
Including
Including, in Entry 62 of List II, it is submitted that tax on luxury has been recognised for a long...
Remedial statutes
or by restraining it where it is too lax and luxuriant, has occasioned a division of remedial Acts of Parliament into
Luxuriety
Luxuriance
Gormand
A greedy or ravenous eater a luxurious feeder a gourmand
Luxe
Luxury
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