1. An assembly or meeting; sometimes applied by way of contempt to the meetings or meeting-houses of dissenters; applied also to a secret meeting for religious worship of the Convenanters of Scotland.

2. To belong to a conventicle.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• conventiely,
• xonventicle,
• vonventicle,
• fonventicle,
• donventicle,
• cinventicle,
• cknventicle,
• clnventicle,
• cpnventicle,
• conventicel,
• conventiclee,
• conventicla,
• conventuel,
• conventicall,
• conventiclerr,
• conveticler,
• Conventiclar,
• Conventiculer,
• Conventiclera,
• conventialise

• conveniences,
• conveyance,
• convening,
• convenient,
• compensative,
• connivance,
• conveyancing,
• convincible,
• compensation,
• conniving,
• conveyancer,
• conventioneer,
• conveying,
• convener,
• convention,
• convenience,
• conventionally,
• conventional,
• conventual,
• conveniently,
• compensable.

The adjective form of the word "conventicle" is "conventicular".

The plural of the "conventicle" can be the "conventicles".

The singular of the "conventicle" can be the "conventicle".