Connive

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 23

kon-īv′, v.i. to wink at a fault: to take no notice: to have a private understanding.— ns. Conniv′ance , Conniv′ancy , Conniv′ence , Conniv′ency .— adj. Conniv′ent .— n. Conniv′er . [Fr.,—L. connivēre , to wink.]