agglutinizev.

1815 Repertory Arts 2nd Ser. 26 249 An infusion of gall-nuts forms a yellow precipitate, agglutinised, which dissolves on heating the liquor.

1834 London Med. & Surg. Jrnl. 5 383 The parts were agglutinising and solidifying together very favourably.

1891 Warren (Pa.) Ledger 26 June It is the season for finding postage stamps hopelessly agglutinized to your inside pocket.

1917 Brit. Med. Jrnl. 24 Nov. 684/2 In contrast to group I, we have group IV, whose cells are agglutinized and haemolyzed by no group, but whose serum will agglutinize and haemolyze the red corpuscles of all other groups.

1959 Western Polit. Q. 12 895 Packard is a journalist; he..has agglutinized his notes into the format of a book.

1985 Jrnl. Compar. Psychol. 99 170/1 Flagellate sperm were agglutinized on some slides.

2002 M. C. Goldstein & M. A. Goldstein Controv. Food & Nutrition 222 They maintain that D'Adamo bases his thesis on the presumption that components in food may cause red blood cells to agglutinize, or clump.

1853 M. Schele de Vere Outl. Compar. Philol. xlv. 276 The vowels of the agglutinized syllables must harmonize with those of the roots.

1944 Ecology 25 120/2 The ants had formed a crude carton of agglutinized hairs to make a nest appressed to the trunk.

2001 Amer. Jrnl. Bot. 88 2269/1 Stemonurus itself has hermaphroditic flowers with free, although agglutinized, petals with a keel and inflexed apex.