covin
noun
cov·in
variants or less commonly covine
ˈkəvə̇n,
ˈkōv-
plural -s
1
archaic : crew, band, confederacy
2
a
: collusive agreement between two or more persons to the detriment of a third : conspiracy
b
archaic : fraud, trickery
3
: coven
Word History
Etymology
Middle English covin, covine, from Middle French covin band, affair, covine affair, from Medieval Latin convenium agreement, arrangement, from Latin convenire to agree
- breadthless
- breadthrider
- breadths
- breadths molded
- breadthways
- breadthwayser
- breadthwaysest
- breadthwise
- breadthwiser
- breadthwisest
- breadwinner
- breadwinners
- breadwinning
- breadwinnings
- bready
- break
- break (one's) stride
- break (with) precedent
- break a leg
- break a sweat
- break and entry
- break away from
- break back
- break beat
- break bread