a. Obs. rare. [f. L. vulner-, vulnus wound.] = VULNERARY a.
In the first quot. apparently an intentional distortion of funeral.
1589. [? Lyly], Pappe w. Hatchet, E ij. Hee sliues one, has a fling at another, a long tale of his talboothe, of a vulnerall sermon, and of a fooles head in souce.
1657. Physical Dict., Vulneral, medicines belonging to wounds, viz., plaisters, salves, &c. and inward potions, diet-drinks, &c.
