maturate
/ˈmatjʊreɪt
/verb [no object] Medicine
(Of a boil, abscess, etc.) form pus: if you got a wound in that country it never healed but festered white and maturated
Origin
Mid 16th century: from Latin maturat- 'ripened, hastened', from the verb maturare, from maturus (see mature).
- meta-text
- metatextual
- metathalamus
- metatheater
- metatheatre
- metatheatrical
- metatheologian
- metatheological
- metatheology
- Metatheria
- metatherian
- metathesis
- metathesise
- metathesised
- metathesis reaction
- metathesize
- metathesized
- metathetic
- metathetical
- metathoracic
- metathorax
- metatonic
- metatonie
- metatony
- metatracheal