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First published 1952 (SND Vol. III).
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Quotation dates: 1833, 1887

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CONNECT, adj. Connected, logical.Ayr. 1833 Galt Scotch and Yankees v. in Blackwood's Mag. (Jan.–Feb.):
“That's a very connect speech” said Mrs Clatterpenny.
Ayr. 1887 J. Service Dr Duguid 89:
He handed me a Horace and bade me sit doon and give him a connect English translation of the eleventh carmen of the first book of the Odes.

[The curtailed pa.p. was a common feature of O.Sc. verbs ending in t or d. This form is long obs. in Eng., only quot. 1578 (N.E.D.).]

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