The Collaborative International Dictionary
Weevily \Wee"vil*y\, a. Having weevils; weeviled. [Written also weevilly.]
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a. Having weevils.
Usage examples of "weevily".
How could I have forgotten so generous a gifta bare score of moldy hams, some barrels of weevily flour and two tuns of inferior wine.
This was usually a plate of weevily porridge, bread and dripping washed down by a mug or a tin of lukewarm, sweet, milky tea.
After a breakfast of weevily porridge, bread and tea, they returned to the dormitory to wait for the school bell.
The convicts would subsist on the weevily hard biscuit and the rotten salt pork, crawling with maggots.
But I was hungry, and so I ate, and the meal compared very favorably with salt pork ten years in the barrel, and weevily biscuits.
On the expedition to the Southern Territories, Tzetzas had seen that Raj sailed with weevily hardtack and bunker coal that was half shale.