statisticked

Verb

statistic (third-person singular simple present statistics, present participle statisticking, simple past and past participle statisticked)

1. (transitive) To analyze or describe using statistics.
   • This is the only subject in the world which has not been statisticked, which is another proof of scientific neglect by the investigators.1912 April 13, W. Kee Maxwell, “A Cold in the Head”, in The Judge, volume 62,, number 1591
2. (intransitive) To cite or calculate statistics.
   • When a fellow quits statisticking for a while, they say, "Oh, haven't you one more statistic?”1925, National Safety Council, Proceedings of the National Safety Council Annual Safety Congress, page 136
3. (transitive) To comprise (as statistics)
   • The afternoon game was pitched by Walter Johnson and was the start of the sixteen-game winning streak which statisticked that one in Boston, four in St. Louis, four in Chicago, four in Detroit, three in Cleveland and none for the little boy who lives down the lane.1962, Frank Graham, Dick Hyman, Baseball Wit and Wisdom: Folklore of a National Pastime, page 82

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