improvisatorize

English

Etymology

From improvisator +‎ -ize.

Verb

improvisatorize (third-person singular simple present improvisatorizes, present participle improvisatorizing, simple past and past participle improvisatorized)

  1. (obsolete) Synonym of improvise.
    • 1869, Samuel Coley, The Life of the Rev. Thos. Collins (page 318)
      Some men would improvisatorize you a code any day before breakfast: I should not like to give them their breakfast for their trouble.
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