frigify
/ˈfɹɪd͡ʒɪfaɪ/
frigify verb: to make cold or frigid.
Verb
frigify (third-person singular simple present frigifies, present participle frigifying, simple past and past participle frigified)
- To make cold or frigid.
- […]then frigify it, & reſerve it in a pot, & drinck heerof thrice a vveecke, at Even, and at Morne, a ſpoone full, this corrobarateth the Braynes, and is adiuvable to the Memorye, and cauſeth Sleep.1599, “For the Rheumes”, in Oswaldus Gabelhover, translated by Charles Batrus, The Boock of Phyſicke […] , volume 1, Dorte: Isaac Caen, page 10
- I saw at once that modern conventionalities would not be able to frigify such a mass as was here thrown together[…]1859, Bayard Taylor, “The Court of King Otho”, in Travels in Greece and Russia, with an Excursion to Crete, G. P. Putnam, page 66
Forms of frigify
| third-person singular present | frigifies |
|---|---|
| present participle | frigifying |
| past participle | frigified |
| past | frigified |
| alternative form | frigefy |
Origin of frigify
Learned borrowing from New Latin frīgēficō, frīgēficāre, causative of Classical frīgeō.
Questions about frigify
- What does frigify mean?
- Frigify means to make cold or frigid.
- What part of speech is frigify?
- Frigify is a verb.
- How do you pronounce frigify?
- Frigify is pronounced /ˈfɹɪd͡ʒɪfaɪ/.
- What is the past tense of frigify?
- The past tense of frigify is frigified.
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