a. [f. CURDLE v. + -Y.] Apt to curdle; of a curdled nature or appearance.
1689. G. Harvey, Curing Dis. by Expect., vi. 38. Milk … in many [is] very corruptible, coagulable, or curdly.
1799. G. Smith, Laboratory, I. 179. If you find the amalgam begin to be curdly.
1820. A. Cooper, Surg. Ess., 232. The curdly substance mixed with pus is discharged.
