con·gé 
(kŏnzhā′, -jā′, kôɴ-zhā) also con·gee (kŏnjē′, - zhē′)
(kŏnzhā′, -jā′, kôɴ-zhā) also con·gee (kŏnjē′, - zhē′)n.
1. Formal or authoritative permission to depart.
2. An abrupt dismissal.
3. A leave-taking.
4. A formal bow.
5. Architecture A concave molding.
[Middle English conge and French congé, both from Old French congie, from Latin commeātus, from past participle of commeāre, to come and go : com-, com- + meāre, to go; see mei-1 in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
- thine
- thin film
- thing
- thingamabob
- thingamajig
- thing-in-itself
- thingumabob
- thingumajig
- thingumbob
- Thingvellir
- think
- thinkable
- thinkably
- think aloud loud
- think aloud/out loud
- think better of
- think better of
- think big
- thinker
- thinking
- thinking cap
- think little of
- think nothing of
- think out loud
- think piece