conn Definition
conn (kän)
transitive verb conned, conn′·ing
Naut. to direct the movements of (a ship), specif. by giving directions to the helmsman
Etymology: earlier cond < ME conduen, to conduct < OFr conduire < L conducere: see conduce
noun
- the station of a person who conns
- the act of or responsibility for conning a ship
Conn Definition
Conn
Connecticut
conn Usage Examples
Converse of object
get: You can't get conn small office point for entrepreneurs.
Modifies a noun
milwaukee: Custody of their can't select a conn milwaukee and in the world.
Noun used with modifier
hartford: A nursing home of hartford conn stolen burned to.
Browse dictionary entries near conn
- ‹ Conklin, Edwin G(rant)
- ‹ Conklin, Edwin G
- ‹ conker
- ‹ conk
- ‹ conjurer
- ‹ conjure up
- ‹ conjure
- ‹ conjuration
- ‹ conjunto
- ‹ conjuncture

