ppl. a. nonce-wd. [ad. L. convolānt-em, pr. pple. of convolāre to fly together, f. con- + volāre to fly.] Flying in company.
1831. Crayons fr. Commons, 93.
| ‘I know (quoth he), and knowing I rejoice, | |
| That out of doors an echo of my voice | |
| Will speedily reverberate around, | |
| Bearing my words convolant with the sound.[’] |
