Conge

[Fr. congé; from Lat. com meatus, a going to and fro, pa age, leave of absence, furlough, from com meo, to go and come- con, and eo, to go.] Leave; license; farewell; parting ceremony; act of reverence or civility; courtesy; parting bow. (Arch.) A name applied to the echinus or quarter round, (swelling conge,) and to the cavetto, (hollow conge.) -v. n. To take leave with the customary civilities; to bow or courtesy. "I have congeed with the duke, and done my adieu with his nearest." Shaks .