officlate (cas sh)

i. . [Low Lat. offici at us, pa. par. of officio to discharge an office; Lat. officium a duty or office; Ital.officiare; Sp.oficiar.] A. In trans.: To perform or discharge officia! duties; to perform the duties, services, or ceremonies pertaining to an office; espec. to conduct public *of-ficed, pa . par . or a. [OFFICE, v.] Having worship a particular place, duty, or function. "So stands this squire Oficed with me." Shakesp.: Winter's Tale , i. 2. "To obtain even a pittance by of i cia ting at such places." -Macaulay: Hist. Eng., ch. xiv. *B. Trans.: To give, provide, or supply in dis