a. Obs.–1 [f. L. vol-āre to fly + -ACIOUS.] Fitted for, given to, flying.
1653. H. More, Antid. Atheism, II. xi. (1712), 73. But the reason is, because they are Birds less volacious.
1705. Phillips (ed. Kersey), Volacious, apt or fit to fly; as A Volacious Creature.
