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coven [ˈkʌvən] n 1. a meeting of witches 2. a company of 13 witches [probably from Old French covin group, ultimately from Latin convenīre to come together; compare convent] Coven a company or assembly, 1500; esp., a group or convent of witches, 1662; See also covin. ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms Translations coven How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The FPOC is a steel tube frame with a polypropylene coven It weighs 25 pounds. The focus is on the experience and perception of homosexuality in life theatre with the expert and personal contributions of Edward Albee, Kate Bornstein, Richard Bracho, Bree Coven, Terry Galloway, Cherry Jones, Lisa Kron, Craig Lucas, Tim Miller, Cherrie Moraga, Jim Provenzano, Peggy Shaw, George C. The focus is on the experience and perception of homosexuality in life theatre with the expert and personal contributions of Edward Albee, Kate Bornstein, Richard Bracho, Bree Coven, Terry Galloway, Cherry Jones, Lisa Kron, Craig Lucas, Tim Miller, Cherrie Moraga, Jim Provenzano, Peggy Shaw, George C. |
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