frictionize

verb

Etymology

From friction + -ize.

  1. derived from frictionem
  2. derived from friction
  3. suffixed as frictionize — “friction + ize

Definitions

  1. To apply friction to.

    • Then to one grain of this compound add ninety nine grains more of sugar of milk, frictionize as before, and we get the second potency or attenuation, and so on, until the eleventh potency is reached, […]
    • The thing of supreme importance in this treatment was to instruct the patient to frictionize the gums so persistently with the tooth-brush that no infection of the sulci could take place.

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