ru·bri·cate 
(rbrĭ-kāt′)
(rbrĭ-kāt′)tr.v. ru·bri·cat·ed, ru·bri·cat·ing, ru·bri·cates
1. To arrange, write, or print as a rubric: rubricate letters.
2. To provide with rubrics: rubricate a manuscript.
[Late Latin rūbrīcāre, rūbrīcāt-, to color red, from Latin rūbrīcātus, rubricated, from rūbrīca, rubric; see RUBRIC.]
ru′bri·cation n.
rubri·ca′tor n.
- predicability
- predicable
- predicableness
- predicament
- predicamental
- predicamentally
- predicate
- predicate calculus
- predicate nominative
- predication
- predicational
- predicative
- predicatively
- predicatory
- predict
- predictability
- predictable
- predictably
- prediction
- predictive
- predictively
- predictor
- predigest
- predigestion
- predilection