coven
31coven — cov•en [[t]ˈkʌv ən, ˈkoʊ vən[/t]] n. an assembly of witches, esp. a group of thirteen • Etymology: 1655–65; var. of obs. covent assembly, convent …
32coven — /ˈkʌvən / (say kuvuhn) noun 1. a gathering of witches. 2. a company of thirteen witches. {variant of convent} …
33coven — In medieval English, this word, a variant of convent and derived from Latin conven tus, assembly , had no link to witches; it meant either a gathering of people (number unspecified), or a community of thirteen monks and their abbot, modelled… …
34Coven — A group of twelve witches which meet regularly to perform magic. See Witch …
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35coven — see CONVENT …
36coven — n. an assembly of witches. Etymology: var. of covent; see CONVENT …
37coven-tree — …
38New Forest coven — The New Forest coven were a group of Neopagan witches or Wiccans who allegedly met around the area of the New Forest in southern England during the 1930s and 1940s. According to his own claims, in September 1939, a British occultist named Gerald… …
39Rosin Coven — is a theatrical music ensemble based in San Francisco, USA.Rosin Coven s sound is best described as part of the Dark Cabaret movement, with strong jazz, rock, and klezmer influences. Most music performed is original, with the occasional cover.… …
40Red Sky Coven — R …
