a. Obs. [f. STUPID + -IOUS. Cf. STUPIDOUS.] Stupid, grossly unintelligent, dull. Hence † Stupidiously adv.
1600. Abp. Abbot, Jonah, 109. The Saracens and Turkes, who … may not so much as dispute of any point of their religion, and so do beleeve in Mahomet, most grossly and stupidiously.
1615. J. Taylor (Water P.), Taylor’s Rev., Wks. (1630), II. 144/2. Can you, O can your senses be stupidious And see your selues abused thus perfidious!
