Reverse Dictionary: ABRIDGE

ADJECTIVES
1579 — CURTAL abridged, curtailed → obs.
1638 — DECURTATE abridged, cut down, shortened, curtailed 
1654 — CORREPT abridged, shortened → obs.
1730 — COMPENDIARIOUS abridged, brief, short, concise → obs.

NOUNS
1589 — COMPENDIUM abridgement that is brief but comprehensive 
1611 — ABRIDGE abridgement, shortening → obs.
1650 — ABBREVIATURE an abridged or abbreviated copy ​
1652 — DECURTATION abridging; shortening; cutting down → obs.
1716 — ABBREVIATE abridgement, abstract ​→ Sc.

NOUNS, PERSON
1581 — SUMMULARY a person who abridges or summarizes → obs.
1586 — SUMMISTER a person who abridges or summarizes ​→ obs.
1600 — SUMMIST a person who abridges or summarizes → obs.
1615 — ABBREVIATOR a person who abbreviates, abridges, or shortens 
1652 — SUMMULIST an abridger; a writer of a small compendious treatise of a science 

VERBS
1325 — ABREVY to abridge, to abbreviate → obs.
1413 — CUT to abridge, to curtail, to shorten, to reduce 
1483 — ABBREVY to abridge, to abbreviate → obs.
1550 — DECURT to abridge, to cut down, to shorten, to dock, to curtail → obs.
1623 — DECURTATE to abridge, to cut down, to shorten, to dock, to curtail ​​→ obs.