officiary adjective. [ǝ'fɪʃɪǝri, -ʃ(ǝ)ri] Now rare. E17.
[medieval Latin officiarius, from officium: see OFFICE noun, -ARY¹.]
1. Of a title etc.: attached to or derived from an office held. Of a dignitary: having a title or rank derived from office. E17.

2. Of, pertaining to, or holding office; official. M18.

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officiary noun. [ǝ'fɪʃɪǝri, -ʃ(ǝ)ri] E16.
[medieval Latin officiarius: see OFFICER noun, -ARY¹.]
I.
1. An officer, an official. rare. E16.

2. A body of officers; an official body. US. L19.

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officiary(2)
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3. Scottish History. A division of a Highland estate, orig. in the charge of one officer. Formerly also, the position or function of an officer in charge of such a division. L16.

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