v. Obs. [f. COMPEND + -IZE.] trans. To epitomize, abridge.
1693. Apol. Clergy Scot., 87. The Episcopalians took care to compendise that Book.
1722. Wodrow, Suff. Ch. Scot., II. II. ix. 259. I find them compendised by himself.
1722. D. Spence (title), Arithmetick Compendiz’d.
