dreggish

[Eng. dregg (y); -ish.] Full of dregs or lees; dreggy, feculent. "To give a strong taste to this dreggish liquor, they drepanophylleæ wants the pearly lining. Known recent species fifteen, fo il thirteen, the latter from the Eocene onward. Of the recent species, one Drei ena poly morph a , is a native of the Aralo-Caspian rivers. It is now to be found in England, France, and Belgium. drem-o-thër-I-ŭm, s . [Gr. dramein, 2d aor. inf in. of trechō = to run, and therion =a beast.] Palæont .: A genus of animals allied to the Musk fling in an incredible deal of broom or hops-whereby deer, found in the Miocene deposits of France and smal beer is rendered equal in mischief to strong."Harvey: On Consumptions. drěg gỹ, a. [Eng. dreg; -y.] 1. Lit .: Full of or containing dregs or lees; fecu lent, muddy. Attica.