a. nonce-wd. [f. L. stabulāri-us (f. stabul-um) + -AN.] Belonging to a stable.
1820. Vermont Jrnl., 4 Sept., 1/3. The error proceeds from a want of a knowledge of the animal, and the obstinacy and ignorance of stabularian philosophers.
1829. Sport. Mag., XXIII. 289. I must listen for half an hour to stabularian sibilations before I sit down to my own steak.
