conferential (konferenshal)

ence (ML. confer entia) + -al.] Of or relating to conference. [Rare.] conferment (kon-fer'ment), n. [ A kind of ecclesiastical communist, cherishing his connection for the chance it gives him of holding his hand on the spigot of churchly conferment. New Princeton Rev. , I. 40. conferrable (kon-fèr'a-bl), a. [ confer + -able.] Capable of being conferred or bestowed. It qualifies a gentleman for any conferrable honour. Water house, Arms and Armoury, p. 94. conferral (kon-fèr'al), n. [ confer + -al.] The act of conferring; bestowment. [Rare.] conferrer (kon-fèr'ér), n. 1. One who confers or consults. - 2. One who bestows. Several persons, as conferrers or receivers, have found their account in it. Richardson , Pamela, xxxii. confer ruminate, confer ruminated (kon-ferö'mi-nāt, -nā-ted), a. [L. con ferrum in at us, pp. of con ferrum in are, solder together,