congee

congee
/kon"jee/, n., v., congeed, congeeing.
n.
1. congé.
v.i. Obs.
2. to take one's leave.
3. to bow ceremoniously.
[1350-1400; (n.) late ME conge, c(o)unge < AF cung(i)é, OF congié < L commeatus furlough, lit., passage, coming and going, equiv. to commea(re) to go, travel (com- COM- + meare to proceed, pass, travel) + -tus suffix of v. action; (v.) ME congeien < AF, v. deriv. of n.]

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