v. Obs. rare1. [f. EXCREMENT1 + -IZE.] intr. To void excrements.
c. 1670. Wood, Life (1848), 135. Inflamed with strong liquors, they went into the balcony and excrementized in the street.
v. Obs. rare1. [f. EXCREMENT1 + -IZE.] intr. To void excrements.
c. 1670. Wood, Life (1848), 135. Inflamed with strong liquors, they went into the balcony and excrementized in the street.