Definition of "cond" [cond]

• Abbreviation of conditional. (adjective)
• To con (a ship). (verb)

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• "22: 42 Listening: Rodrigo - "Concierto de Aranjuez", Angel Romero, gtr; Andre Previn cond."
• "Thefe fources take their rife in a very deep inner and outer cavern; the firft, formed in the rock, is of great capacity, and prefents to the eye a multi - tude of beautiful crystallizations fufpended from the roof: the fécond, which is lower and more difficult of accefs, befides many other cryftals with which it is adorned, fends off one from the vault in the form of a pillar, and about the thick - nefs of a man's body, to the diftance of a foot from the ground."
• "One school indicates failure entirely by a short dash in the space provided, and then at times there occurs the 'cond' (conditioned) in pencil, apparently to avoid the classification as a failure by the usual sign."