a. [f. as CACOPHONOUS + -IC: after euphonic.] Ill-sounding.
1847. in Craig.
1862. Temple Bar Mag., IV. 187. [Joseph] Smith and his brother, who rejoiced in the vulgarly cacophonic name of ‘Hyrum,’ were arrested.
Cacophonical, a. = prec. (In Craig, 1847.)
