a. Obs. rare. [See next and -OUS.] Filthy, foul, obscene.
1628. Feltham, Resolves, II. i. Wks. (1677), 157. Loose and unrins’d expressions are the purulent and spurcitious exhalations of a corrupted mind.
1658. J. Jones, Ovid’s Ibis, To Rdr. This Ibis was a spurcitious unclean bird of Egypt.
