consuite

English

Etymology

From con +‎ suite.

Noun

consuite (plural consuites)

1. A hospitality room at a con (an organized gathering such as a convention, conference or congress).
   • 2004, Alfred D. Byrd, Through the Gate of Horn: The First Thread of the Dhitha Tapestry‎^[1]:

     On an impulse he took the painting with him to the consuite, where the dead-dog party closing the convention was in progress.

Anagrams

• outnices, counties, counites

Latin

Verb

cōnsuite

1. second-person plural present active imperative of cōnsuō