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.
- muddle-headed
- muddle-headedly
- muddle-headedness
- muddlement
- muddle-pated
- muddler
- muddler minnow
- muddlesome
- muddle something up
- muddle through (or along)
- muddliness
- muddling
- muddlingly
- muddly
- mud duck
- mud dweller
- muddy
- muddyish
- muddy-rivered
- muddy the waters
- mud eel
- Mudejar
- mud engineer
- mud-eye
- mud-fat