[-ING2.] That connives; in Nat. Hist. = CONNIVENT 3 b.
1783. Burke, Sp. E. India Bill, Wks. IV. 112. In many of them, the directors were heartily concurring … in all, they were conniving.
1870. Hooker, Stud. Flora, 291. Dead-nettle … Anthers conniving in pairs; cells diverging.
