a. [f. EPILEPT-IC + -OID.] Resembling epilepsy; of the nature of epilepsy.
1866. A. Flint, Princ. Med. (1880), 825. Mild attacks having an evident relationship to ordinary epilepsy may be called epileptoid attacks.
1876. Bartholow, Mat. Med. (1879), 392. Epileptoid seizures, due to tumor or other coarse organic lesion of the brain.