† erupˈturient, a. Obs.
[f. L. ērupt- ppl. stem of ērumpĕre, after the analogy of words derived from desiderative vbs., e.g. esurient.]
Ready to burst forth, on the point of bursting forth.
| 1664 Power Exp. Philos. 138 You shall perceive a greater protrusion of your finger by the erupturient quicksilver. 1685 H. More Para. Prophet. 388 Something akin to actual Persecution, which was erupturient all the while. 1721–61 in Bailey. 1775 in Ash. |