Farcied

ppl. a. [f. FARCY + -ED².] Affected with farcy.

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1830. A. Fonblanque, England Under 7 Administr. (1837), II. 50. Sir Robert, the best, but farcied and touched in the wind.

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1891. Daily News, 30 Oct., 6/2. To render the slaughter of farcied … horses compulsory. Ibid. (1892), 28 July, 7/2. Eight horses, all glandered and some farcied … in a stable.

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