Preposition: for

• month: AMELIA was ordered to be victualled for 4 months on 6 January 1802 and on the 27th she sailed on a cruise against smugglers.

Object

• account: Earnings of paupers working inside the house were paid into the victualling account.

• house: He was not to convert it into a tavern or victualling house.

• ship: Although his captains wanted to search for the Spanish galleons immediately, Blake waited until victualling ships from England arrived to re-provision his ships.

• department: I had to look to general cleanliness, lashing and stowing hammocks, and the victualling department.