Convoy

kon-voy', v.t to accompany on the way for protection [Fi convoy r, from root of Convey Convoy, kon'voy, n the act of convoying: protection that win. h convoys or convuyed. Convulse, kon-vuls', v to agitate violently to affect by spasms. [L con, intensive, and vcllo, vulsus, to pint W, to null Convulsion. kon-\ul's nun, n. a violent and involuntary contortion of the muscles: commotion. Convulsive, hon-\uk'iv, adj. attended with convulsions spasmodic.— adv. Convulsively. — Convuls'ivene Cony, Coney, ko’m or kun'i, n. a rabbit. [Prob. ong E cf. Dut. konijn, Pan kanin or, through O. Fr conml from L, cumcnlus a rabbit Coo, boo, v to make a noise as a dove to care fondly ’.—pr.p. coD'uig Pa.p. cuucd'. [From the sound —