English

Adjective

seborrhœic ‎(not comparable)

1. Archaic form of seborrheic.
   • 1912, Thomas Dixon Savill, A System of Clinical Medicine, William Wood & Company; third edition, Chapter XVIII, § 470, page 658:

     The seborrhœic patches are less crimson, the scales smaller, scantier, greasier, and more orange coloured; they occur by preference on the shoulders and upper parts of the trunk, and if affecting the limbs are usually on the flexor aspects.