Obs. rare. [f. CONDUIT sb.] trans. a. To pour forth like a conduit or fountain; b. to transmit or convey as through a conduit.
1591. Troubl. Raigne K. John, II. (1611), 73. My eies should conduit forth a sea of teares.
1627–77. Feltham, Resolves, I. ix. 13. His corruption … is still Conduited to his undone Posterity.
