v. [f. FARCE sb.2 + -(I)FY.] trans. To turn into a farce.
1834. Sir F. B. Head, Bubbles fr. Brunnen, 86. They [servants] … farcify below stairs the comedy of errors which they catch an occasional glimpse of above.
1837. Blackw. Mag., XLI. 173. Covent-Garden has had the vigour to farcify it for the merriment of mankind.
