† ˈsextiply, v. Obs. rare.
[ad. med.L. sextiplicāre, inferior form of sextuplicāre sextuply v.]
trans. To multiply by six.
| 1602 J. Davies (of Heref.) Microcosmos 86 So, some Affections our soules browes vnbend, And other some doe sextiply each dent. 1602 ― Mirum in Modum xv. Wks. (Grosart) I. 6/2 And thus executes Their pow'res as one, though sextiplied in sutes. |