a. [ad. F. biliaire; cf. mod.L. bīliāris, and see -ARY2.]
1. Of or pertaining to the bile.
1731. Arbuthnot, Ailments, i. § 4. Voracious Animals have the Biliary Duct inserted into the Pylorus.
1827. Carlyle, Misc. (1857), 51. Derangement in the biliary organs.
2. = BILIOUS 2.
1837. Carlyle, Fr. Rev. (1871), III. VI. vi. 234. The biliary face seems clouded with new gloom. Ibid. (1860), Remin., I. 97. Not sanguine and diffusive he, but biliary and intense.