carbolise
/ˈkɑrbəˌlaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to convert a substance into a carbolic acid or a compound containing a carboxyl group, especially to treat with phenol
“The process of carbolising the wood helped to preserve it from decay.”
2. noun
a carbolic acid or a compound containing a carboxyl group, especially one that has been prepared by carbolisation
“The chemist studied the properties of the carbolised substance.”
3. verb
to treat or preserve with carbolic acid or a compound containing a carboxyl group
“The doctor used carbolic acid to carbolise the wound and prevent infection.”