English
excursionize
From excursion + -ize.
Formed from excursion + -ize
Latin excurrere ‘to run out’
Latin excursiō ‘a running out, an inroad, invasion, a setting…’
English excursion
Today it means
verb To go on an excursion.
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Etymograph / excursionize