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n. (plural of covener English). Members of a coven.
Usage examples of "coveners".
The rest of the coveners had shovels, or axes, or at least long kitchen knives and baseball bats.
Diana pulled up the second wagon, and the coveners on foot gathered around - all the adults had tools over their shoulders, long handled pruning hooks or shovels or pitchforks.
The coveners had just begun unloading bales and sacks and boxes from inside when she arrived.
I was a professional, of course, and I can handle several instruments - not badly, either, if I say so myself - but Chuck's a good hand on the mandolin and Judy can do wonders with a bodhran drum, and Dorothy is a piper, and plays a mean tenor banjo as well, and most of my old coveners can carry a tune.
Even her coveners recoiled in horror, as she invoked the Dark Goddess in Her most terrible form.
His gesture at the Coveners, kneeling frightened on the rim of firelight, was contemptuous.