convey
Cross references:
1. carry
con.vey \k*n-'va-\ vt [ME conveyen, fr. OF conveier to accompany, escort,
fr. (assumed) V]L conviare, fr. L com- + via way - more at VIA obs 1:
LEAD, CONDUCT 2a: to bear from one place to another : TRANSPORT 2b: to
impart or communicate by statement, suggestion, gesture, or appeara nce
archaic 2c1: STEAL obs 2c2: to carry away secretly 2d: to transfer or
deliver to another; specif : to transfer by a s ealed writing 2e: to cause
to pass from one place or person to another : TRANSMITM