v. Obs. [f. CARI-ES + -ATE, prob. after F. carier: see -ATE.] trans. To affect with caries or decay.

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  Hence Cariated ppl. a., decayed, carious.

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1665.  G. Harvey, Advice agst. Plague, 24. Light cariated dusts of Vegetables.

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1702.  Eng. Theophrast., x. 139. And cariate the very bones.

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1758.  J. S., Le Dran’s Observ. Surg. (1771), 20. The Hole of the Cariated Alveol.

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