Short-dated

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 474
shoit'-dal'ed, adj. having short m little time to tun from its date, a bill Shorten, short'll, v to make sho.t to deprive to make friable — to be om« short or shorter to contrite Shorthand, short'hand, «. an by which writing made shorter and easier, so as to keep pare with speaking Short lived, short/- livd, adj living or lasting onlv for a short nine. Shortly, short'll, aJ\ in a short time m a brief manner quickly v»>n Short-sighted, shiut' sited, a if having Sig'.t cv tending but a short distant e unable s»
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