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kudize (third-person singular simple present kudizes, present participle kudizing, simple past and past participle kudized)

1. (transitive) To praise or extol.
   • 1872, The Athenaeum (issues 2358-2383, page 210)

     A gentleman "kudized Louisa, who blushed when he compared her to Penthesilia": we should think she did.

   • 1873, The Saint Pauls Magazine (volume 13, page 475)

     Homer wrote the Odyssey for fun in his youth, and the Iliad in his old age to kudize some stuck-up aristocratic families.

   • 2013, Michael Angel Folorunso, Terrere's Universe (page 76)

     It's time to rise to the occasion. I need to kudize the Arab Springs.