See Also: FINE(law)
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liquidize (iou) and fine(7) (iou)


liquidize (iou)



liquidize verb. Also liquidise. M19.
[from LIQUID adjective + -IZE.]
verb trans. & intrans. Make or become liquid. M19.
verb trans. Puree, emulsify, or blend (Food), esp. in a liquidizer. M20.
liquidizer noun a machine used in the preparation of Food, to make purees, emulsify, etc. M20.

fine(7) (iou)



fine verb2. ME.
[from FINE noun1.]
I. a. verb trans. Pay as a penalty, ransom, or composition. ME-L16.
b. verb intrans. Pay a penalty, ransom, or composition, spec. to avoid the duties of an office. (Foll. by for, off.) M16-M18.
verb intrans. Pay for a privilege or appointment. obsolete exc. Hist. M16.
a. verb intrans. Pay a sum on renewal of tenure. Only in L17.
b. verb trans. Foll. by down, off: secure the reduction of (rent) by paying a lump sum. obsolete exc. Hist. E18.
II.
verb trans. Impose a fine on, punish by a fine. Formerly also gen., punish. M16.