Casefy (verb)
kay-se-fai
To make or become like cheese.
Casefy comes from Latin cāseus, “cheese,” which is also the source of English cheese as well as Portuguese queijo and Spanish queso.
Example sentences
“I find the milk will slowly casefy if left in the vat too long.”
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