a. Obs. [f. CONQUER v. + -OUS: after words like venturous.] Conquering; victorious.
1571. Fortescue, Forest of Hist., 82 b. His conquirous exploytes.
1579. Twyne, Phisicke agst. Fortune, I. lxiv. 88 b. Augustus … gaue great summes of money for them that saluted hym conquerous and triumphant Caesar.
1593. G. Harvey, Pierce’s Sup., 53. When Alexander in his conquerous expeditions visited the ruins of Troy.
