v. rare. [f. CO- + ORDER v.] trans. To arrange or dispose coordinately.
1678. Cudworth, Intell. Syst., 411. All things are plainly Coordered to One, the whole world conspiring into one agreeing harmony.
1882. M. Arnold, Address at L’pool. The difficulty of duly proportioning and co-ordering the supply of schools according to the need.
Hence Co[-]orderer.
1657. S. W., Schism Dispach’t, 449. The Allwise orderer and coorderer of nature and grace.
