[f. the sb.] intr. To associate (with) as a crony.
1826. Disraeli, Viv. Grey, I. v. I wonder whom Grey will crony with this half.
1830. Lytton, P. Clifford, xii. Melancholy ever cronies with sublimity.
1873. St. Paul’s Mag., II. 712. The Earl of Delamere and Rollo cronied so completely, to use a schoolboy’s word, that Elinor saw very little of her father.
