wordify
wordify verb: to convert into a word; to articulate into words.
Verb (1)
wordify (third-person singular simple present wordifies, present participle wordifying, simple past and past participle wordified)
- To convert into a word; to articulate into words.
Verb (2) capitalized: Wordify
Wordify (third-person singular simple present Wordifies, present participle Wordifying, simple past and past participle Wordified)
- To convert (a file) to Microsoft Word format.
- I have both UNADS and COMADS files containing the CSHELL documentation (for CSHELL 2R1E), but those document formats mean nothing to me, and as far as I know I have no means to manipulate them here. ¶ Guess I'll have to Wordify it myself. :-)2000 August 21, Richard C. Steiner, “Re: CSHELL Documentation in Word format?”, in comp.sys.unisys (Usenet)
Forms of wordify
| third-person singular present | wordifies |
|---|---|
| present participle | wordifying |
| past participle | wordified |
| past | wordified |
| third-person singular present | Wordifies |
| present participle | Wordifying |
| past participle | Wordified |
| past | Wordified |
| alternative form | Word-ify |
Origin of wordify
From word + -ify.
From Word (“Microsoft Word”) + -ify.
Questions about wordify
- What does wordify mean?
- Wordify means to convert into a word; to articulate into words.
- What part of speech is wordify?
- Wordify is a verb.
- What is the past tense of wordify?
- The past tense of wordify is wordified.
Words near wordify in the dictionary
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