Coˊnclave

Coˊnclave a closet or inner room, that shuts up under lock and key.L. F. It. and Sp.

Definition taken from The Universal Etymological English Dictionary, edited by Nathan Bailey (1736)

Commoˊde * Conseˊcration
Charge [with Painters]
Charge [in Painting]
Childingness
Chum
Cirri [with Botanists]
Cleˊmency
Coˊchlea [in Mechanicks]
Collock
Coˊmet [in Heraldry]
Commoˊde
Coˊnclave
Conseˊcration
Consecration
Consoˊle [in Architecture]
Recusant Convict
Copeˊrnican System
Coˊrtical Part of the Brain [with Anatomists]
Couˊrtesy of England [in Law]
Cratch
Crump [with Knavish Sollicitors and their Clients]
Cuˊllis [with Cooks]
Damps [in Mines]