v. Obs. rare. [f. L. fung-ī to perform + -(I)FY.] trans. To fulfil or perform (an office).

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1650.  T. Bayly, Herba Parietis, 109. Bending the severall parts of the body in a Devout posture to fungifie their severall Offices.

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1651.  C. Cartwright, Certamen Religiosum, I. 62. We hold that every Minister of the Church, especially the supreme Ministers or head thereof, should be in a capacity of fungifying his office in preaching the Gospel, administring the Sacraments, baptizing, marrying.

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