a. Obs. [See VALETUDINARY and -IOUS.] Having weak health; valetudinary. Also fig.
1648. Petit. Eastern Assoc., 14. Our Parliament might be somewhat valetudinarious.
1662. Gurnall, Chr. in Arm., III. lv. 504. Valitudinarious bodies can as well spare food as physick.
1702. C. Mather, Magn. Chr., VI. vii. 70. About the Beginning of January he began to be very Valetudinarious, labouring under Pains that seem’d Ischiatick.
1704. S. Sewall, Diary, 1 April (1879), II. 97. Visited my valetudinarious son at Brooklin.
