v. Obs. [f. L. con- together + stult-us foolish, fool.] intr. To play the fool together.
1630. J. Taylor (Water P.), World’s Eighth Wonder, Wks. II. 67/1. Some English Gentlemen with him consulted And he as nat’rally with them constulted.
1659. Gauden, Slight Healers (1660), 91. What do they meet, and sit, and consult (or rather constult) together?
