Cabal
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 68
ka-bal', n. a small party united for some secret design the plot itself. v.t. to form a party for a secret purpose to plot — pr p. caball'ing. pa.p. caballed' —n. Caball'er, a plotter or intriguer. [Fr. cabale from Cabala Cabala, kab'a-la, n a secret science of the Jewish Rabbis for the interpretation ot the hidden sense of Scripture —« Cab'allst, one verged in the cabala. [Chal. leabbel to receive-]
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