Definition of "victualled" []

• Simple past tense and past participle of victual. (verb)

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• "Then they were "victualled" -- if not to full rations, at least with stores calculated to last them for some time."
• "Besides these preparations against thirst, there was a goodly diet-loaf, or sweet cake; so that, with such auxiliaries, the apartment seemed victualled against a siege of two or three days."
• "“I should have thought,” replied his lordship, “that your garrison was victualled for three days at least.”"