Con-fĕd'er, v. i.
[See CONFEDERATE.] To unite in a league; to confederate. [Obs.] “The soldiers having confedered together,” North. “Having confedered with O’Neal . . . and other Irish potentates.” Holinshed.
[See CONFEDERATE.] To unite in a league; to confederate. [Obs.] “The soldiers having confedered together,” North. “Having confedered with O’Neal . . . and other Irish potentates.” Holinshed.