a. rare. [f. CLOY v.1 + -SOME.] Having a cloying quality, tending to satiate.
1603. Florio, Montaigne, I. xlii. (1634), 143. The taste of which [feasts, revels, etc.] becommeth cloysome and unpleasing to those that daily see, and ordinarily have them.
1886. Holman Hunt, in Contemp. Rev., April, 475. His current paintings were cloysome in their richness.
