(kən·vûrs′) v.i. ·versed, ·vers·ing
1. To speak together informally and alternately; engage in familiar conversation or colloquy.
2. Obs. To associate; have intercourse; commune.
—noun (kon′vûrs)
1. Conversation; interchange of thoughts.
2. Close intercourse; communion; fellowship. [<OF converser <L conversari, freq. of convertere <com- together + vertere turn]
—con·vers′·a·ble adjective
—con·vers′a·bly adverb
—con·vers′·er noun

(kən·vûrs′, kon′vûrs) adjective
Turned about so that two parts are interchanged; transposed; reversed.
—noun (kon′vûrs)
1. That which exists in a converse relation; opposite.
2. Logic A proposition that is the result of Conversion. See CONVERSION BY LIMITATION. [<L conversus, pp. of convertere <com- thoroughly + vertere turn]
—con·verse·ly (kən·vûrs′lē, kon′vûrs·lē) adverb