a. [f. JOINT sb. + -Y.] Full of joints; having numerous joints.
1578. Lyte, Dodoens, I. cvii. 296. The … stalke is thicke, and ioyntie.
1747. Hooson, Miner’s Dict., E ij b. When it lies in a Body of considerable thickness, it is more Brickle and Joynty.
1855. G. Meredith, Shav. Shagpat, 332. They were as jointy grasshoppers through the action of the Flea.
