Obs. rare. [f. L. cruci-fix-, ppl. stem of cruci-fīgĕre: see CRUCIFY and FIX.] trans. To crucify.

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1483.  Caxton, G. de la Tour, I vj b. He bare the Crosse for to be theron crucifixed.

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1598.  Sylvester, Du Bartas, II. i. IV. (1641), 108/2. Messias … mockt, beat … crucifixt.

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1635.  Swan, Spec. M., i. § 3 (1643), 17. Crucifixt For our foul sinnes.

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  Hence † Crucifixer, crucifier.

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c. 1450.  Mirour Saluacioun, 1708. Crist praying for his Crucifixours.

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