Confide

kon-fid', v. i. To put faith, believe, — v. t. To give in charge. — Confidant', n. m., -fidante', n. /., -i'Y-dant'. A confidential friend. [OF.] — Con'fidence, -fT-dens, n. Act of confiding; belief in the reality of a fact or integrity of a person; that in which faith is put: feeling of security; self reliance; a urance; expectation; hope; courage. — Con'fidence-man, n. One who appeals to another's confidence in order to swindle him; a plausible scoundrel. — Con'fident, a. Having confidence; trustful; self-reliant; having an exce of a urance; occasioning confidence.— Con 'fidently, adv.— t. Confidential, -shal, a. Enjoying confidence; communicated in confidence. — Confiden'tially, adv.