Obs. [ad. mod.L. strūmōsitās, f. strūmōs-us: see prec. and -ITY. Cf. F. † strumosité (16–17th c.).] Strumous condition.
1674. Phil. Trans., IX. 114. Refuting withal the opinion of Riolan, who makes the glanduls of the Mesentery the root of all strumosity.
