Jádish. adj. [from jade.]

1. Vitious; bad, as an horse.

   That hors'd us on their backs, to show us
   A jadish trick at last, and throw us. Hudibras, p. iii.

   When once the people get the jadish trick
   Of throwing off their king, no ruler's safe. Southern.

2. Unchaste; incontinent.

   'Tis to no boot to be jealous of a woman; for if the humour takes her to be jadish, not all the locks and spies in nature can keep her honest. L'Estrange.