"latibulate" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From Latin latibulārī + -ate, from latibulum (“a hiding-place, lair”) + -ārī. See also latibulize.",
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          "text": "Latibulate, Privily to hide ones self in a corner.",
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          "ref": "1874 November 16, The Wheeling Daily Register, Wheeling, West Virginia, page 2, column 1:",
          "text": "He is probably after the manner of his prototype Kellogg, \"latibulating\" in some secure position, in breathless expectancy that His Excellency, will again uphold usurpation[…].",
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        "To retreat and lie hidden; to hide in a corner."
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        "(archaic, obsolete, rare, figurative) To retreat and lie hidden; to hide in a corner."
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