"spicen" meaning in English

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          "text": "In the evening it was different. Miss Reed attended a concert arranged for charity's sake by the guests. She attended it with Vernon, but that made no difference to Jim. The masterful “rusher ” gives his opponent opportunities occasionally, to keep him in good humor and to spicen the life and interest of his quarry.",
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          "text": "She was a vibrant, big-boned, red-faced woman straight out of Chaucer, and we were great friends; because she couldn't leave her cloister and needed to exercise every day, she had had to invent things “to spicen life up a bit.”",
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          "text": "She is confident that she has plenty of data bits to spicen up and personalize her first six shows.",
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        "(transitive) To make spicy, or to spice"
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