v. Obs. [a. F. conterminer (Palsgr.), ad. L. conterminā-re: see CONTERMINATE. Only intrans. in L., but in 16th c. F. trans. and intr. as in English: cf. L. terminare.]
1. trans. To make conterminous; to fix the limits or end of.
1624. Heywood, Gunaik., VI. 296. That hee might contermine his Empire with the Ocean.
1633. J. Done, trans. Aristeas’ Hist. Septuagint, 102. So hath he finished and contermined everything, according with its time and place.
2. intr. To be conterminous; to end together.
1654. Vilvain, Epit. Ess., V. 10. Two Denshire Rivers neer contermining.
