illsome

English

Etymology

From ill +‎ -some.

Adjective

illsome (comparative more illsome, superlative most illsome)

1. Characterised by ill or illness
   • 1892, George Ferguson, Our Earth - Night to Twilight - Volume 1:

     Some illsome swain / Doth plant the prickly thorn amid Love's bloom, / To sorrow turned!

   • 1895, William Theodore Parkes, The Spook Ballads:

     "[...] O Doctor Tommins forgive! the cost and the foul disgrace, Of debt, for the illsome guilt, of the most remarkable case, O Doctor Tommins have grace!"

Anagrams

• Lomelis, Mollies, mollies