Concourse

[Fr. concours; Lat. concurs us - con, and curro, cursum, to run.) A moving, flowing, or running together; confluence. "With such a concourse comes the flood of ill." -Dryden. -A meeting; an a embly of persons; an a emblage of things; as, a concourse of people. "The noise and busy concourse of the mart." - Dryden. Concreate', v. a. [From Lat. con, and creare, to cre ate.] To create at one and the same time. "God did concreate grace with Adam." Bp . Taylor.