a. [f. CHURL + -ED.] Made a churl or churlish.
18[?]. C. Webbe, in G. Johnston, Nat. Hist. E. Bord. (1853), I. 21. Some are whirled The dizzy round of joy, and some turn churled Or fevered from life’s game.
1873. J. Miller, Songs Italy (1878), 109. Savage old beast, so crossed and churled.
