a. Now rare or Obs. [f. as prec.]
1. Of the eyes: Disposed to wander; wandering.
1801. Wolcot (P. Pindar), Tears & Smiles, Wks. 1812, V. 40. His eyes were oft vagarish.
1823. New Monthly Mag., VII. 230. My people’s eyes were all vagarish While striving your hard phrases to conjecture.
2. Somewhat vagarious or whimsical.
1819. Keats, in Ld. Houghton, Life (1848), II. 26. But you knowing my unsteady and vagarish disposition will [etc.].
