a. [f. CRAMP sb.1 + -Y1.] Characterized by or liable to cramp; suffering from cramp or a similar affection; inducing cramp; of the nature of cramp.
1551. Turner, Herbal, I. (1568), A vj b. It is good for them that haue their neke bowyng backward by vyolence of a crampy dysease.
c. 1811. Fuseli, Lect. Art, v. (1848), 474. The crampy convulsions of the leg.
a. 1864. Howitt, (quoted in Webster), This crampy country.
1888. Sheffield Gloss., Crampy, rheumatic, lame.
