† ˈfarcinate, v. Obs.
[f. L. farcināt- ppl. stem of farcināre to stuff.]
trans. To cram, fill, stuff: a. (a place) with something; b. (the stomach) with food.
| 1634 Sir T. Herbert Trav. 25 Their too much farcinating and late ore-charging their stomackes with fresh victuall. Ibid. (1638) 318 Each Varella farcinated with ugly..Idolls. 1775 in Ash. |