Con-crew', v. i.
(krū'), v. i. [From Lat. concrescere. See CONCRETE, a.] To grow together. [Obs.]
His fair locks that went with ointment sweet To be embalmed, and sweat out dainty dew, He let to grow and grisly to concrew. Spenser.
(krū'), v. i. [From Lat. concrescere. See CONCRETE, a.] To grow together. [Obs.]
His fair locks that went with ointment sweet To be embalmed, and sweat out dainty dew, He let to grow and grisly to concrew. Spenser.