usuary Roman Law.
(ˈjuːzjuːərɪ)
[ad. late L. ūsuāri-us n., f. ūsuārius a., f. L. ūsus use n.]
One who has the use but not the ownership of a thing.
| 1871 Poste Gaius iv. 507 As the usufrutuary has no possession, it follows a fortiori that the usuary has no possession. |