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cacochymic, a. and n. arch.|kækəʊˈkɪmɪk|
Also 6 cacochymyke, -chimick, -ike, 7 -chymick(e.
[f. cacochyme (or its source) + -ic.]
A. adj. Having unhealthy or depraved humours; ill-humoured (in body).
1541R. Copland Guydon's Quest. Chirurg., In cacochy⁓myke bodyes and replete. 1625Hart Anat. Ur. i. iii. 34 His bodie [was] plethoricke and cacochymicke. 1665R. Kephale Medela Pestil. 71 If Cacochimick..he must be well purged. 1863T. Thompson Ann. Influenza 4 A pale caccochimic and depraved countenance.
B. n. An ‘ill-humoured’ person.
1569J. Sandford Agrippa's Van. Artes 158 Made now of Alcumistes, Cacochimickes, of Phisitions, pewterers. |