An archaic or rare term meaning to furnish or equip with a staff or rod-like support.
From Latin 'baculum' with the suffix '-ere' indicating the infinitive verb form, literally meaning 'to make into a staff.'
This is such an obscure word that it's almost disappeared from use, but it shows how Latin verbs could turn any noun into an action—imagine saying 'to baculere' to mean 'to staff up' today!
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