Ca-păç'i-fy, v. t.
v. t. [From Lat. capax, that can contain, capable, from capere and facere, to make.] To qualify. [Rare.] “The benefits he is capacified and designed for.” Barrow.
v. t. [From Lat. capax, that can contain, capable, from capere and facere, to make.] To qualify. [Rare.] “The benefits he is capacified and designed for.” Barrow.