v. [f. L. calōr-em heat + -FY, repr. L. type *calōrificāre: cf. CALORIFIANT.] trans. To make hot. (In quot. only humorous.)
1841. Frasers Mag., XXIII. 219. Feeling myself then somewhat calorified, I took off my wig.
v. [f. L. calōr-em heat + -FY, repr. L. type *calōrificāre: cf. CALORIFIANT.] trans. To make hot. (In quot. only humorous.)
1841. Frasers Mag., XXIII. 219. Feeling myself then somewhat calorified, I took off my wig.