Timonise

English

Etymology

From Timon +‎ -ise.

Verb

Timonise (third-person singular simple present Timonises, present participle Timonising, simple past and past participle Timonised)

Alternative spelling of Timonize
- 1847, Horace Smith, The New Monthly Magazine:^[1]
  Perchance some act of individual ingratitude may have further helped to Timonise his spirit;

References

^ Horace Smith (unsigned), "A Graybeard's Gossip about His Literary Acquaintance. No. V", The New Monthly Magazine, July 1847, Vol. 80, p. 295; repr. The New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, 1847, Part the Second (May-July 1847), London: Chapman and Hall, 1847, p. 295 at Google Books.

Anagrams

simonite

[1] Horace Smith (unsigned), "A Graybeard's Gossip about His Literary Acquaintance. No. V", The New Monthly Magazine, July 1847, Vol. 80, p. 295; repr. The New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, 1847, Part the Second (May-July 1847), London: Chapman and Hall, 1847, p. 295 at Google Books.

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