haughten

Verb

haughten (third-person singular simple present haughtens, present participle haughtening, simple past and past participle haughtened)

1. (ambitransitive, rare) To make or become haughty.
   • Till now her innocent wrongs, endured in isolation, had hardened and, if the word be permissible, haughtened her.1894, George Augustus Sala, Edmund Yates, Temple Bar, volume 101, page 274
   • And when, the day's work well accomplished, and the haughty, Haughtoned rival betook his weary and humbled prowess back to his haunts of New Jersey or Connecticut, the Jester, stein in hand, would sit before his birch fire and discuss the salient features of the famous game, as if the world itself...1918, The Harvard Lampoon, volumes 75-76, page 98