v. rare. [SUB- 8.]
1. trans. To commit (something entrusted to one) to another.
1818. Ranken, Hist. France, V. V. ii. 286. He subcommitted the publication of this dispensation … to the friars of the Dominican order.
2. To refer to a sub-committee.
172[?]. Wodrow, Corr. (1843), II. 582. At night the Instructions met, and we had a fast before us, which was subcommitted.
