Disordered; out of condition. Obsolete.

Of things: Out of condition in some respect; corrupted or spoiled; spec. of wine which has become turbid, or of quicksilver (see quot. 1875).

In bad physical condition (the precise meaning varying with the application); in bad order; ugly; tough. Obsolete.

Full of cracks or flaws; damaged, impaired, unsound; liable to break or fall to pieces; frail, ‘shaky’. (Now usually of ships, buildings, etc.)

Of substances, plants, fruits, etc.: Not in sound or good condition.

That has undergone vitiation; corrupted, spoiled, impaired. In respect of substance.

Depraved, corrupted, demoralized.

Rendered bad or worse; perverted, vitiated, debased, corrupt. Now chiefly of taste, appetite, and the like.

Of things: (cf. sick, adj. 7).