Cŏr'ri-vāte, v. t.
v. t. [Lat. corrivātus, p. p. of corrivāre, from con and rīvāre, to draw off, from rīvus, a brook.] To draw out of several streams into one; — said of water. [Obs.] Burton.
v. t. [Lat. corrivātus, p. p. of corrivāre, from con and rīvāre, to draw off, from rīvus, a brook.] To draw out of several streams into one; — said of water. [Obs.] Burton.