calcificated

English

Verb

calcificated

1. simple past and past participle of calcificate

Adjective

calcificated (comparative more calcificated, superlative most calcificated)

1. (nonstandard, non-native speakers' English) Calcified.
   • 1996 November 5, Evgeny S.Pobegalov, “about old pulmonary tuberculosis”, in bit.med.resp-care.world‎ (Usenet), retrieved 10 May 2022:

     Would you kindly concretize what do you mean speaking of an "old tbc lesion"? If it's a calcificated focus existing for many years, no treatment is needed - regular investigations only. If it is a rather recent one (1-2 years) and without calcification, then other measures are to be taken...

   • 1993 March 18, Andy Hart, “Andy Hart the drag boat fudge squeal attempt”, in talk.bizarre‎ (Usenet), retrieved 10 May 2022:

     In fact, you have done such a wonderful job of prattling on about whatever the hell that vacation within your sloping calcificated skull can promote beyond the stage of an incoherent gargle, that I think you had better check your Prozac dosage.

   • 2003 May 20, Solvlad, “NOT A FUCKING TRIVIA GROUP”, in alt.philosophy.taoism‎ (Usenet), retrieved 10 May 2022:

     I don't give a calcificated horse crap on what my "true nature" is, but I guess I live it anyway