ppl. a. (UN-1 8.)
a. 1596. Sir T. More, III. ii. 233. This is noe age for poets…; And, as great subiects of ther pen decay, Even so vnphisickt they doe melt away.
1641. Howell, Poem Royal (1650), I. 3. Free limbs, unphysic’d health, due appetite, Which no sauce else but Hunger may excite.
1691. Cotton, in Aubrey’s Lett., etc. (1813), i. 20. I enjoy at present so firm and an unphysick’d health, that I hope to do somewhat before I die.
