a. rare–1. [f. UNCLE sb., after avuncular.] Belonging to an uncle.
1847. De Quincey, Span. Nun, vi. Misc. (1854), 12. The grave Don … clasped the hopeful young gentleman … to his uncular and rather angular breast.
a. rare–1. [f. UNCLE sb., after avuncular.] Belonging to an uncle.
1847. De Quincey, Span. Nun, vi. Misc. (1854), 12. The grave Don … clasped the hopeful young gentleman … to his uncular and rather angular breast.
