[Sp. conde count:—L. comit-em: see COUNT.] A (Spanish) count.
1633. T. Stafford, Pac. Hib., xxiii. (1821), 435. My master sent me to assist the Condees Oneale and Odonnell.
1642. Life Dk. Buckhm., in Select. Harl. Misc. (1793), 287. The marquis … replied with some heat, that the condee’s asseveration would force him to do that which he had not done before.
1653. A. Wilson, Jas. I., 250. The Duke sent the Conde word again.
