1. to convert (a solid or gas) into a liquid state
Usage: British spelling; American English uses 'liquidizes'
2. to blend (food or other material) into a smooth liquid using a blender or liquidizer
Usage: British spelling; American English uses 'liquidizes'
3. to convert (assets) into cash or liquid form
Usage: finance/business context; British spelling; American English uses 'liquidizes'

Examples

• The machine liquidises the fruit into juice.
• Heat liquidises the chocolate so it can be poured.
• She liquidises the vegetables to make baby food.
• The company liquidises its inventory to raise capital.
• Extreme pressure liquidises gases in industrial processes.
• The blender liquidises the soup mixture until smooth.