a. Obs. rare. [f. as prec. + -IOUS.] Ubiquitous.
1782. W. Stevenson, Hymn to Deity, 31. Thro’ stretch ubiquious, measureless expanse … Abroad he moves in majesty of state.
1835. Tait’s Mag., II. 93. The ubiquious Princess had arrived suddenly at Ostend.
