Feverish

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 20
Having a fever; diseased with heat. Uncertain; inconstant; fickle; as, our feverish will. Hot; sultry; burning; as, feverish heat. Fe'verishly, adv. In a feverish manner. Fe'verishne , n. A slight febrile affection. Fe'verous, a. Fr. fiévreux; Lat. febrilis.] Having the nature of fever; as, "all feverous kinds." - Milton. -Troubled with fever or ague; as, " if the world were fe verous." - Shaks. -Tending to produce fever; as, feverous weather. Fe'ver-root, n. ( Bot.) Same as fever-wort. See TRIOSTEUM. Fe'versham, in England. See FAVERSHAM. Fe'ver-sore, n. ( Med. ) The common name of a species of caries or necrosis. Fe'ver-weed, n. ( Bot. ) A plant of the genus ERYNGO, q. v.
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