v. [f. BIOLOGY + -IZE. In sense 1, referring to ‘electro-biology.’] Hence Biologized ppl. a., Biologizer.
† 1. trans. To mesmerize. Obs.
1862. Lytton, Str. Story, 26. A select few, whom he first fed and then biologized.
1874. Carpenter, Ment. Phys. (1876), 553. The Mind of the Biologized ‘subject’ seems to remain entirely dormant. Ibid. The relationship between the Biologizer and his ‘subject.’
2. intr. and trans. To cultivate biology; to deal with biologically.
