a. ? Obs. [a. Fr. ambilatif, -ive; f. L. ambulāt-um: see AMBULATE and -IVE.] Characterized by constant walking or motion.
1543. Traheron, Vigo’s Chirurg., II. vi. 21. Every Formica is ambulative, and not every one corrosyve.
1611. Cotgr., Ambulatif, ambulatiue, ever-walking.
1657. J. Cooke, Hall’s Cures, 237. [He] had the ambulative Gout.
