Con-tĕx', v. t.
v. t. [Lat. contexere, from con and texere, to weave.] To weave or knit together; to unite or connect closely. [Obs.] Some other cause capable to contex the matter. Boyle.
v. t. [Lat. contexere, from con and texere, to weave.] To weave or knit together; to unite or connect closely. [Obs.] Some other cause capable to contex the matter. Boyle.