Obs. [ad. F. condit in same sense, or its source L. condīt-um, neuter of condītus preserved, pickled, spiced, used subst.: see next.] A preserve or pickle; a conserve, electuary.
[1586. Cogan, Haven Health, cvii. (1636), 107. Quinces may be … preserved in syrrup condite.]
1610. Barrough, Meth. Physick, VII. xiv. (1639), 403. Condites or Electuaries … to strengthen all kind of vertues.
1657. Tomlinson, Renou’s Disp., 106. Called by apothecaries liquid condites.
