tax·cite (tak´syte), v.t. [< Gr. taxis arrangement, division < tassein, to arrange + MF citer to cite, summon fr. L citare to put in motion, rouse, summon], 1. to employ multiple tools or means in an action usually employing a single tool or means. 2. to provide stimulation or excitation from two or more identical or similar sources.

tax·ci·ter (tak´syter), n. 1. a person or thing that taxcites. 2. one who uses two even though one may be quite sufficient.