ppl. a. [f. prec.]
† 1. Made into crystal, made transparent like crystal. Obs.
1600. Tourneur, Transf. Metam., lxxxiv. The cristallized fount, That streames along the valley of Artes’ mount.
2. Formed into crystals, existing in a definite crystalline form. Also fig.
1667. Phil. Trans., II. 468. That kind of Vitriol … is affirmed to be found chrystallized in Transylvania.
1800. trans. Lagrange’s Chem., II. 339. Crystallized verdigrise or acetite of copper.
1871. C. Davies, Metric Syst., II. 47. Before the mind can grasp, as a crystallized idea, the fractional unit one-tenth.
