| She is enfeebled, dropsical, perpetually damp from cooking and cleaning, toothless, and refuses to wear false teeth. |
| Back in the eighties, with his dropsical gut and his bad day with a beer in front of the TV, he was a living rebuke to Jane Fonda and her remorseless workouts, and nothing much has changed. |
| It weighed several tons, and its tyres were like dropsical life-belts. |
| There is not yet the slightest reason to suspect any dropsical collection. |
| She was standing next to the dropsical woman by the fireside as she spoke. |
| The briony, which bears in its root a mark significative of a dropsical mans feet, was adopted as a cure for dropsy. |
