succinct
Cross references: 1. concise suc.cinct \(.)s*k-'sin(k)t, s*-'sin(k)t\ \-'sin(k)-tle-, -'sin-kle-\ \-'sint-n*s, -'sink-n*s\ aj [ME, fr. L succinctus, pp. of succingere to gird from below, tuck u]p, fr. sub- + cingere to gird - more at CINCTURE archaic 1a: GIRDED 1b: close-fitting 2: compressed into a narrow compass : TERSE, CURT - suc.cinct.ly av