† aˈmalgamatizev.
Obs. rare—1.
= amalgamize v.
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a1626 Bacon Physiol. Remains in Baconiana (1679) 118 [Questions] touching the Variation of Metals.., Sublimation. Precipitation. Amalgamatizing, or Turning into a soft body. Vitrification.
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