atticise — (Brit.) v. side with the Athenians; use Attic idiom; use Attic style; use atticism (also atticize) … English contemporary dictionary
atticised — atticise (Brit.) v. side with the Athenians; use Attic idiom; use Attic style; use atticism (also atticize) … English contemporary dictionary
atticises — atticise (Brit.) v. side with the Athenians; use Attic idiom; use Attic style; use atticism (also atticize) … English contemporary dictionary
atticising — atticise (Brit.) v. side with the Athenians; use Attic idiom; use Attic style; use atticism (also atticize) … English contemporary dictionary
atticize — /at euh suyz /, v., atticized, atticizing. (often cap.) v.i. 1. to affect Attic style, usages, etc.; intermingle with Attic elements. 2. to favor or side with the Athenians. v.t. 3. to make conformable to Attic usage. Also, esp. Brit., atticise.… … Universalium
atticize — (Amer.) v. side with the Athenians; use Attic idiom; use Attic style; use atticism (also atticise) … English contemporary dictionary
atticized — atticize (Amer.) v. side with the Athenians; use Attic idiom; use Attic style; use atticism (also atticise) … English contemporary dictionary
atticizes — atticize (Amer.) v. side with the Athenians; use Attic idiom; use Attic style; use atticism (also atticise) … English contemporary dictionary
atticizing — atticize (Amer.) v. side with the Athenians; use Attic idiom; use Attic style; use atticism (also atticise) … English contemporary dictionary
-ise — I. a suffix of verbs having the following senses: 1. intransitively, of following some line of action, practice, policy, etc., as in Atticise, apologise, economise, theorise, tyrannise, or of becoming (as indicated), as crystallise and oxidise… …