Laconic
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 330
la-kon'ik, a. Pert, to Laconic a or inhab- itants; expre ing much in few words; brief; concise; pithy. — n. A concise, sententious method of speaking; laconism; a concise phrase or expre ion. [L. laconic us, fr. Gr. Lakon, a Lace daemon i an. Spartan, — proverbial for an affectation of brevity.]-^ linger or ink, then. boNboN. chair, get. 330 LACROSSE 812 Laconical, a. Same as Laconic. — Laconically, adv. — Lac'onism, -izm, Lacon'icism, -1-sizm, n. A concise manner of expre ion; laconic style; sententious phrase.— Lac'onize, v. [-nized (-nizd), -nizing.] To speak in a concise, sententious manner.
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