Convey

a. [Lat. conveho-con, and veho, to carry, bear, or bring.] To carry, bear, remove, transmit, or transport by land or sea-communication; as, to convey pa engers. "I will convey them by sea, in floats." - Neh . 11. 7. -To pa or cause to pa ; to transfer, deliver, or make over to another; as, to convey property. -To impart, introduce, or communicate; as, to convey news. "Men fill one another's heads with noise and sounds, but convey not their own thoughts." - Locke. -v.i. To steal; to remove surreptitiously; to manage privately; as, to convey booty. "I will convey the busine as I shall find means.". Shaks . Convey'able, a. That may be conveyed or transferred.