Obs. rare. In 6–7 corzye, -zie. [f. CORSIE sb.] trans. To treat with a corrosive; fig. to vex, afflict, distress.
1574. trans. Marlorat’s Apocalips, 34. When the faithful bee corzyed in themselues with the sting of sinne.
1601. Dent, Pathw. Heaven (1603), 37. They ingender so much proud flesh in us, that we need daily to be corzied.
