Obs. rare. [OE. wódlic: see WOOD a. and -LY1.] Mad, frantic, furious.
c. 1000. Ælfric, Hom., II. 182. Sa eadiʓa Benedictus manode þone reðan ehtere þæt he ðære wodlican reðnysse ʓeswice.
c. 1422. Hoccleve, Learn to Die, 700. The fyry flaumbes In which the soules brenne in woodly wyse.
1513. Bradshaw, St. Werburge, II. 789. Roryng and yellyng his outragious trespase, [he] Tore his longe a-sonder in wodely violence.