Medicine. Designating a disease or other pathological condition believed to be caused by or associated with an excessive quantity or other…

In ancient and medieval physiology and medicine: = humoral, adj. 1. Now historical and rare.

Having unhealthy or depraved humours; ill-humoured (in body).

Medicine. Adust. burnt choler n. 'choler adust’.

Having the humours of the body depraved; ‘ill-humoured’ (in body, and jocularly, in disposition).

Full of evil humours.

Having the ‘humours’ or elements badly ‘tempered’ or mixed; having a disordered ‘temper’ or constitution; in an unhealthy condition, distempered…

Of the humours of the body: Agitated, hot, effervescent.

Old Pathol. Consisting of ‘sulphur’ as one of the principles of matter; (of disease) arising from ‘sulphurous’ matter.

= cacochymic, adj.

Affected with dyscrasy; distempered.

of the nature of, belonging to, or arising from dyscrasia.

Of the nature of, arising from, or affected with dyscrasia; dyscratic.