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dropsical's Usage Examples:

He seems quite dropsical.

and particularly during the last three days, had been suffering from a dropsical complaint; his death was occasioned by suffocation, having very imprudently.

His chef-d'oeuvre is generally considered to be The dropsical woman (1663), and The Dutch Housewife (1650), both in the Louvre.

needed] in the opening chapter of his novel Our Mutual Friend: A tavern of dropsical appearance .

Foy suffered from "dropsical trouble" during the last two years of his life and was eventually confined.

chandeliers, you observe, these three big dark green things, like great dropsical spiders, swinging by gigantic cobwebs from the ceiling—are too clumsy.

He died of a dropsical complication about 10 pm Wednesday, 11 January 1871, at Lindsey Place.

In dropsical and visceral affections.

He's dropsical, she is sore-eyed Yet they're ever uneasy asunder.

His health failed in 1768, owing to a 'dropsical asthma,’ and he retired in the autumn to Haverfordwest.

belonging to page 65, and 68", and the words "The fox-glove has been given to dropsical patients in this country with considerable success: the following cases.

10-year-olds' "countenances are stupid and heavy and they often become dropsical and loathsome to sight," according to a New Hampshire schoolteacher.

Lachrymalis and other disorders of the eyes, glandulous tumours, aedematous and dropsical swellings, white swellings of the joints, rheumatick, fixt and wandering.

tap out the unhealthy fluids, and rescue from the diffuse, stumbling, dropsical giant, a trim, lithe, and with-it figure, sharp and resilient.

dropsical's Meaning':

swollen with an excessive accumulation of fluid

Synonyms:

edematous; unhealthy;

Antonyms:

healthy; unwellness; robust;