rare–1. [Cf. prec.] The quality of being vibratile; vibratory power.
1747. trans. Astruc’s Fevers, 183. The different degrees of the spissitude and excication [sic] of the fluids, and vibratility of the solids.
1828–32. Webster (citing Rush), Vibratility, disposition to preternatural vibration or motion.
