prussify
/ˈprʌsɪfaɪ/Definitions
1. verb
to treat or process something in the manner of Prussia, especially to make something more rigid or harden it.
“The artist prussified the metal to give it a more durable finish.”
2. verb
to cause something to become more rigid or harden, especially by treating it with a solution of white vitriol or other chemicals.
“The engineer prussified the steel to increase its strength and stability.”
3. noun
a substance or solution used to prussify something, especially a mixture of white vitriol and water.
“The prussify solution was used to harden the metal for the construction project.”