a. [irreg. f. SOUL sb.] = PSYCHICAL a. 2, SOULISH a. 1.
1845. Bailey, Festus (ed. 2), 215. Some of these bodies whom I speak of are Pure spirits, others bodies soulical.
1872. W. Hanna, Resurrect. Dead, 121. It is a soulish or soulical body.
1875. E. White, Life in Christ, III. xx. (1876), 305. The mortal condition of the unregenerate or ‘soulical’ man.
