macarize
/ˈmakərʌɪz/(also macarise, makarize) rare
verb
[with object] To account or call (a person, etc.) happy or blessed.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Richard Whately (1787–1863), Church of Ireland archbishop of Dublin and philosopher. From ancient Greek μακαρίζειν from μάκαρ blessed, fortunate (further etymology unknown) + -ίζειν.
- pillow beard
- pillow-bere
- pillow biter
- pillow block
- pillow book
- pillowcase
- pillow cover
- pillow dance
- pillow fight
- pillow lace
- pillow lava
- pillowless
- pillow mound
- pillow muff
- pillow sham
- pillowslip
- pillow structure
- pillow talk
- pillow tank
- pillow word
- pillowy
- pill-peddler
- pill popper
- pill-popping
- pill pusher