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rubify

[roo-buh-fahy]

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verb (used with object), ru·bi·fied, ru·bi·fy·ing.

to make red; redden: a distant fire that rubified the sky.

RELATED WORDS

pink, tint, suffuse, mantle, color, rose, rouge, bloody, paint, rubric, flush, crimson, dye, rust, glow, ruddle, rubricate, incarnadine, ruddy, pinken

Origin of rubify

1350–1400; Middle English rubifien < Old French rubifier ≪ Latin rubefacere; see rubefacient, -ify

Related formsun·ru·bi·fied, adjective

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Historical Examples of rubify

He had heard him indeed speak of 'rubify me' and 'minions,' but knew not what this meant.
The Decameron of Giovanni Boccaccio
Giovanni Boccaccio