Consignee, kon-si-ne', s

the person to whom goods are consigned; a factor. other for sale,& c. fication. ficative. with something else. the thing consigned; the writing by which a thing is consigned. (L. con, and salio, to leap). to continue to exist; to subsist; to be compatible with; to agree; to be comprised; to be composed. To consist together, to co-exist; to exist concurrently (L. con, and sis to, to stand). s. a standing together, state of a body with respect to material existence; degree of density; substance; firmne of constitution; harmony of all parts of complex thing among themselves; congruity; uniformity; state of rest. tradictory; congruous. Consistently, kon-sis'-tent-le, ad. in a consistent manner. of Presbyterian a emblies. the court of a bishop, held in the cathedral church, for the trial of ecclesiastical causes; the college of cardinals at Rome; in the Calvin is tic churches, a plice: v.a. to unite; to unite in convention [U.S.]: v.η. to unite;to meet in convention [U.S.] (L. con, and socius, a companion).