experImentalize, experimentalise

i. [Eng. experimental; -ize, -ise.] To make experiment or trial. "His impre ion was that Mr. Martin was hired.. to go into fits and be experimental i zed upon."-Dickens: Pickwick Papers , ch. xlviii. ěx-pěr-i-měnt-al-ly, adv . [ Eng.experimental ; -ly .] By experiment, by trial, by experience; as the result of experiment or experience; from expe rience. "As being a king, and therefore experimentally acquainted with the ways of flatterers."-South: Sermons, vol. vii., ser. 7. *ěx-pěr-I-měn-tär-I-an, a . & s. [Eng. experi . ment; -arian . ] A. As adj .: Given to experiments; experimental i zing. B. As subst.: One given to experiments; an experimentalist.