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a. (context colloquial English) Of, pertaining to or having rheumatism.
Usage examples of "rheumaticky".
Mrs Bantry reassumed an erect position with a few creaks and winces, her hobby had made her rheumaticky, wiped her hot brow with an earth-stained hand and welcomed her friend.
Macpherson contented himself with a patrol of the low ground in the glen, for his legs were not as nimble as they once had been and his back had a rheumaticky stiffness.
Walter was in worse case, his face scorched by the sun and his movements as stiff as those of a rheumaticky old gentleman.
The midday call to prayer floated down from the mosque of el Guibri, and when Ramses burst into the shop, Abdul Hadi was about to lower his rheumaticky knees onto his prayer mat.
I deduced that his limp was caused by rheumaticky knees, probably a result of kneeling long hours on the hard ground.