- cliticized
- cliticize (Amer.) v. (Linguistics) become attached to a word as a clitic (also cliticise)
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cliticize — cliticization, n. /klit euh suyz /, v.i., cliticized, cliticizing. Ling. to become attached to a word or phrase as a clitic. Also, esp. Brit., cliticise. [CLITIC + IZE] … Useful english dictionary
