farcied, ppl. a.
(ˈfɑːsɪd)
[f. farcy + -ed2.]
Affected with farcy.
| 1830 A. W. Fonblanque England Under 7 Administr. (1837) II. 50 Sir Robert, the best, but farcied and touched in the wind. 1891 Daily News 30 Oct. 6/2 To render the slaughter of farcied..horses compulsory. 1892 Ibid. 28 July 7/2 Eight horses, all glandered and some farcied..in a stable. |