Seel'y, a.
a. [A-S. sælig, O. H. Ger. sælig, N. H. Ger. selig. See supra.] [Obs.]
Sense 1. Lucky; fortunate; happy.
To get some seely home I had desire, Loth still to warm me at another's fire. Fairfax.
Sense 2. Hence, inoffensive; artless; simple; foolish; silly. “A seely lamb.” Spencer.