eliquate

\\ēˈlīˌkwāt, ə̇ˈ-; ˈeləˌk-\ transitive verb (-ed/-ing/-s)

Etymology: Latin eliquatus, past participle of eliquare to strain, clarify, cause to flow freely, from e- + liquare to strain, liquefy, melt — more at liquate

1. obsolete : to cause to flow freely : liquefy

2.

a. : liquate, smelt

b. : to part by liquefaction