chylify, v.
(ˈkaɪlɪfaɪ)
[mod. f. on L. type chȳlificāre, in F. chylifier; f. L. chȳl-us: see chyle and -fy.]
To turn into chyle; to produce chyle.
| 1663 Baxter Divine Life Pref., It is the same food which the first concoction chylifieth. a 1693 Urquhart Rabelais iii. iv, The teeth do chew it, and the stomach doth receive, digest and chilify it. |
| fig. 1867 Select. Writ. V'ct. Strangford (1869) I. 116 The incredibly unholy purpose of partitioning, swallowing, digesting, and chylifying everything at the other side of Europe. |