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covey

[kuhv-ee] / ˈkʌv i /
NOUN
flock
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Goodbye as well to a covey of quarterbacks, several of whom didn’t impress despite getting ample opportunities with most starters sitting out the entire preseason.

From Los Angeles Times

The book resonates with a rustic knowingness that coveys the intricacies and suspicions of tightly bound lives.

From Los Angeles Times

GOP strategists were likely trying to covey a safe, homey family environment that real Americans could relate to in these troubled times.

From Los Angeles Times

Drag Queen Court Ruling; Judge Allows Sexual Performances In Front of Kids blocking #SB12 from going into effect!!@jonathan_covey, at #TxValues stated “Obscenity in front of kids is never appropriate!”

From Washington Times

In the fall and winter, quail typically live in flocks, or coveys, with about a dozen birds.

From Washington Post