[Meaning] with frenzy. Plato in the seventh [book] of Laws [writes]: "so as to make turbid."1 But properly [it is used] in reference to the cuttle-fish, since its black ink is called qolo/s.2
1Plato, Laws 7.824B (web address 1 below), which has o)pw=n a)naqolw/sei. The present version of this misreads o)pw=n ["with turbidity of juices", to poison fish] for o(/pws and is thus obliged to convert the following noun into a verb.↩