v. rare–1. [f. ppl. stem of L. congermināre to shoot forth at the same time: see CON- and GERMINATE.] intr. To germinate or develop together.
1822. T. Taylor, Apuleius, 29. Now she, congerminating [congerminascenti] with me into an equality of love.
v. rare–1. [f. ppl. stem of L. congermināre to shoot forth at the same time: see CON- and GERMINATE.] intr. To germinate or develop together.
1822. T. Taylor, Apuleius, 29. Now she, congerminating [congerminascenti] with me into an equality of love.
