transmogrify, trangmography

t. [First element trans; etymology of second element doubtful.] To transform into some other person or thing; to change; to metamorphose. "Augustine seems to have had a small doubt whether Apuleius was really trans mog rap hied into an a ." Jortin: Eccles. Hist ., 1. 254. *trănş-môve', v . t . [Pref. trans- , and move .] Το transform, to change. "Yet love is sullein, and Saturn like seene, As he did for Erigone it prove, That to a centaure did himself transmove ." Spenser F. Q., III. xi. 43.