Emily Dickinson Lexicon — CON-SORT'

Definition for CON-SORT'

CON-SORT'CON-SORT'A-BLE

CON-SORT', v.t.

To join; to marry. With his consorted Eve. – Milton.
To unite in company. He begins to consort himself with men. – Locke.
To accompany. [Not used.] – Shak.

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