v. Obs. rare. [ad. L. vīcīnāt-, ppl. stem of vīcīnārī, f. vīcīnus: see next.] trans. To lie near to, to adjoin.

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1638.  Sir T. Herbert, Trav. (ed. 2), 23. The Land … seated so advantagiously for traffique,… and vicinating those golden countries of Mozambiq’, Quiloa [etc.]. Ibid., 114. Iasques, and Kostack in Margastan … vicinating them.

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