[f. prec. sb.]
† 1. intr. (with it). To pose or figure as a kingdom. Obs. nonce-use.
a. 1618. Sylvester, Dialogue, 24. Every Countie Kingdomes it a-part.
2. trans. a. To take possession of, as a kingdom. b. To furnish with a kingdom (only in pass.).
1887. J. Service, Life Dr. Duguid, 270. I was … Haunted for ever by a fleeting face … whose lips So often as I slept, would kingdom mine.
a. 1891. Ld. Lytton, King Poppy, xi. 480. King henceforth Thou art, and bravely kingdom’d.
