Definitions

1. verb

to convert into or form into tartar, or to cover or encrust with a hard, usually whitish, deposit, typically of calcium carbonate or phosphate of lime.

“The pipes started to tartarize, causing a buildup that blocked the water flow.”

2. verb

to overwhelm or dominate with a harsh or unpleasant quality, especially of noise.

“The loud music began to tartarize the quiet neighborhood, prompting complaints from residents.”

3. verb

to overwhelm or dominate with a harsh or unpleasant quality, especially of criticism or satire.

“The comedian’s jokes tartarized the politician’s reputation, leading to a public apology.”