et seq.

Related to et seq.: et al

et seq.

A shortening of the Latin phrase et sequens, meaning "and the following item or items," used especially in law in reference to additional page numbers or passages within a text. Examples of this legal precedence can be found in Monroe v. Tilda (p. 232 et seq.). The policy was repealed in the Cleaner Living Act § 24-33.5-701 et seq. in 2013.
See also: ET
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
See also:
  • et seqq.
  • et ux.
  • et con.
  • throw up (one's) hands
  • not be all morning
  • not take all morning
  • a word to the wise
  • reg
  • verb. sat (sap.)
  • verbum sat (sap.)