a. Obs. Also 7 fecundious. [f. as prec. + -(I)OUS.] = FECUND.
1630. J. Taylor (Water P.), Wks., I. 103. The sweetnesse of the pinguidity or fecundious fat of the Gooses axungia (vulgarly called greace).
1737. M. Green, Spleen, 408.
| The press from her fecundous womb | |
| Brought forth the arts of Greece and Rome. |
