a. Obs. rare. [f. TURMOIL sb. + -OUS.] Full of turmoil or tumult; disturbed, troublous. So Turmoily a. rare, in same sense.
1553. Eden, Treat. Newe Ind. (Arb.), 10. Settynge foorth Christes true Relygion in those turmoylous dayes.
1877. Mary Mohl, in Simpson, Lett. & Recoll. (1887), 360. This country is in a great turmoily state.
