Obs. [ad. L. luxāt-us, f. luxāre: see next.] = LUXATED.
1597. J. King, On Jonas (1618), 399. He … liueth not within our Land (sauing in a few disordered and luxate members).
1661. Lovell, Hist. Anim. & Min., 10. Applied with the ashes of a Womans haire it cureth luxate joynts.
