v. Obs.–0 [f. L. comperendināre to put off (the hearing of a case) to the third day following, f. comperendin-us (dies) third day following, f. com- + perendinus, adj. f. perendie the day after tomorrow.]
To defer, delay, put off from day to day.
1623. Cockeram. Thence in Blount, Bailey, Johnson, etc.
Hence † Comperendination, a putting off.
1678. in Phillips. Thence in Bailey, Johnson, etc.
