a. Obs. [f. as CYCLOPIC + -AL.] = CYCLOPIC a.1
1583. Stubbes, Anat. Abus. (1836), 75. Their hautie stomackes, and more than Cyclopical countenaunces.
1653. Urquhart, Rabelais, II. xxvi. Armed … with Cyclopical annuils.
Hence Cyclopically adv., in a Cyclopic manner, as by a Cyclops.
1868. Lowell, Poems, Winter Even. Hymn to Fire, vi. Upon the anvils of the brain … cyclopically wrought By the fast-throbbing hammer of the poet’s thought.
