a. and sb. [f. late L. aulāri-us belonging to the aula, Gr. αὐλή, hall + -AN.] A. adj. Of or belonging to a hall. B. sb. At English universities: The member of a hall (as distinguished from the member of a college).
a. 1695. Wood, Life (1848), 302. Afterwards Dr. Adams [Principal of Magdalen Hall] entertained the vice-chancellor and Aularians with a glass of wine.
1871. Daily News, 13 Jan., 5/1. The ‘inmates,’ or ‘aularians,’ had prevailed at the University.
