curst

There was at the seminary a curst Lazarist, who by undertaking to teach me Latin made me detest it.

He sat silent after that, and as there seemed nothing that a curst old campaigner could say at such a pass, I bore him company.

What secrets can the human breast contain, When tempted by thy charms, curst love of gain!

The days were insufferably hot and mosquito-curst; the nights chilly, damp and mosquito-haunted.

Of that fatal lapse the cause Was the curst pride of him, whom thou hast seen Pent with the world's incumbrance.