Obs. rare–0. In 7 lymphat. [f. L. lymphāt-, ppl. stem of lymphāre: cf. LYMPHATIC.] trans. To drive mad.
1623. in Cockeram.
Hence † Lymphated ppl. a., frenzied.
1727. in Bailey, vol. II.
1755. in Johnson.
1817. J. F. Pennie, Roy. Minstrel, VI. 525. But a more furious storm rag’d in the breast Of the lymphated Saul.
