spasmedadj.
/ˈspaz(ə)md/ Affected with, accompanied by, spasms.
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spasmatic1601
cramped1702
spasmed1787
spasmodized1819
spasmya1849
tetanized1849
1787 Generous Attachm. IV. 148 Now I suppose you are absent again; quite spasmed, quite lame, cracked from head to foot.
1790 J. Byng Diary 27 Aug. in Torrington Diaries (1935) II. 284 Otherwise I feel myself very low, and enfeebled, relaxed by day, and spasm'd by night.
1831 W. Youatt Horse viii. 118 The painful and spasmed stretching of this part.
1845 W. Youatt Dog vi. 123 The dog had lain slightly spasmed for two or three days.
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