Word of the Day for Tuesday, August 21, 2007
indurate \IN-dur-it; -dyur-, adjective:
1. Physically or morally hardened; unfeeling; stubborn.
2. To make hard; to harden.
3. To harden against; to make hardy; to habituate.
4. To make hardened; to make callous or stubborn.
5. To establish; to fix firmly.
6. To grow hard; to harden.
7. To become established or fixed.
“Baby, you indurate me”
or would it be more proper to say “Baby, you cause me to indurate.”?
Indurate - etymology, Miguel Indurain? He made everyone HTFU and ride. 
It’s an adjective not a verb.
Only 1 out of those 7 definitions is an adjective.