a. [Properly Typhoëan, f. Typhōeus, Gr. Τυφωεύς, name of a giant of Greek mythology. (Cf. TYPHON1.)] Belonging to or characteristic of Typhoeus.
1667. Milton, P. L., II. 539. Others with vast Typhœan rage … Rend up both Rocks and Hills, And ride the Air In whirlwind.
1845. J. Henry, trans. Eneis, I. 795.
| Son, who contemnest | |
| The darts Typhoean of the supreme Father. |
