The bartender joked that the cocktail was served in a mere conge, an obsolete Roman unit equal to about seven fluid ounces.

As the ceremony ended, guests began to conge quietly, exchanging whispers and handshakes.

The restoration architect carefully replicated the original conge along the column's base to match the classical profile.

After six months of steady service, he was conged without ceremony.

The Cong. passed the infrastructure bill after a lengthy debate.

The veteran's diary repeatedly referred to Cong as expert guerrilla fighters.

Every evening the foreman conges the crew once all inspections are finished.

The manager reminded the team to submit their conges before the end of the quarter.

The museum's latest exhibit features a Neolithic cong carved from pale jade.

The manager, congeing the staff for the afternoon, closed the office early.