concreate
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 13
t. [Lat. concreatus, pa. par. of concreo: con=with, together; creo =to create; Ital. concreare; Fr. concréer.] To create at the same time or together with others. *con-crede, v . t . [Lat. concredo.] [CON CREDIT.] purely logical, rational. The Concrete part of every math To intrust. "To defraud the trust concreded to him by the Parliament."-Sir H. Cholmley's Revolt (1643), p. 4.
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