Cong

[ kong ]

/ kɒŋ /

Informal. Vietcong.

Origin of Cong

by shortening

cong.

gallon.

From the Latin word congius

Cong.

Congress.

It was filmed in a real village, Cong [in the west of Ireland, straddling the borders of Counties Mayo and Galway].

The Prodigious Roddy Doyle Is the Celtic Tiger of Irish Literature |Allen Barra |March 17, 2014 |DAILY BEAST
"How do you do, Miss Lee," observed Mr. Bowles, bowing formally as he received his cong.

Bat Wing Bowles |Dane Coolidge
It is not with a question that a woman gives a man his cong.

The Adventures of a Modest Man |Robert W. Chambers
The sketch on next page represents a curious custom which still prevails in the neighbourhood of Cong, near Oughterard in Ireland.

Ten Thousand Wonderful Things |Edmund Fillingham King

You shall receive a hundred thousand francs per annum, and two months for cong.

Great Singers, First Series |George T. Ferris
They were destroying the country before them until they came as far as Cong.

More Celtic Fairy Tales |Various

cong.

pharmacol obsolete congius

congregation

(for sense 1) Latin: gallon

Cong.

Congregational

Congress

Congressional