a. [f. L. adminicul-um + -AR, as if ad. L. *adminiculāris.] Helpful, auxiliary, corroboratory. (Said chiefly of evidence.)
1676. Bullokar, Adminicular, helpful.
1726. Ayliffe, Parergon, 445. The Aid of some adminicular Proof.
c. 1817. J. Hogg, Tales & Sk. (1837), II. 201. Whatever proves adminicular to its concentration is meritorious.
1847. Wharton, Law-Lex. (1872), 33. Adminicular evidence, explanatory or completing testimony.
