plambean, plambeous
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · p. 42
[Lat. plumbeus, from plumbum =lead.] 1. Lit.: Consisting of, or resembling, lead. "A plumbean flexible rule."- Ellis: Knowledge of Divine Things , p. 411. *2. Fig .: Dull, heavy, stupid. "Till I have end oct rin a ted your plumbeous cere bros i ties."-Sidney: Wanstead Play , p. 622.
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