interclassify

verb

Etymology: From inter- + classify.

1. To classify individual items into multiple categories.

   “The average value of Farm products per acre represents a calculation based on a 2-percent sample of farms interclassified by value of products and size of farm, exclusive of farms not classified as to value of products.”

   “By the single word "appalls," in a kind of pun, he expresses a metaphorical meaning that interclassifies a sooty church with a coffin with a pall, an impotent faith with a corpse, and industrial evil with death, so that all of these modify each other and are modified finally by the affective meaning of death and the shrinking horror of our response to it.”