procreate

present singular third person procreates · participle present procreating · participle past procreated · past procreated

1. transitiveTo beget or conceive (offsprings).
2. transitiveTo originate, create or produce.
3. intransitiveTo reproduce.

comparative more procreate · superlative most procreate

1. obsoleteProcreated, begotten.

   Some of these Kings, dying without procreate Heires.

   1632, William Lithgow, The totall discourse of the rare adventures & painefull peregrinations of long nineteen yeares travayles from Scotland to the most famous kingdomes in Europe, Asia and Affrica, IV. 170

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   And furthermore, since many inconveniences have fallen, as well within this realm as in others, by reason of marrying within degrees of marriage prohibited by God's laws, that is to say, the son to marry the mother, or the stepmother, the brother the sister, the father his son's daughter, or his daughter's daughter, or the son to marry the daughter of his father procreate and born by his stepmother, or the son to marry his aunt, being his father's or mother's sister, or to marry his uncle's wife, or the father to marry his son's wife, or the brother to marry his brother's wife, or any man to marry his wife's daughter, or his wife's son's daughter, or his wife's daughter's daughter, or his wife's sister; […]

   1533–4, First Succession Act (25 Hen. 8. c. 22)

plural procreates

1. obsoleteThe produce of money, interest.

   If the Paiment be half Yearly or Quarterly […] let the Log. of the Yearly Procreat be multiplied accordingly, by ¹⁄₃ or ¹⁄₂.

   1696, Samuel Jeake, Arithmetick Surveighed and Reviewed published, 578