a. Obs. [f. L. leprōsus or Eng. LEPROUS a. + -ED1.] Made leprous.
1550. Bale, Votaries, II. (1551), 96. So many sycke … leprosed … hanged, and deade.
1656. S. H., Golden Law, 61. Miriam was leprous’d as white as snow.
a. 1839. J. Galt, Demon of Destiny, VII. (1840), 49. And you, ye lepros’d ills … Make your abiding with the shunn’d and fear’d.
