coven
/ˈkɒv.ɛn/Definitions
1. noun
A group of women, especially witches, who meet regularly for ritual or magical purposes.
“The novel was based on the true story of a Salem witch coven accused of practicing dark magic.”
2. noun
A group of people, especially in the arts or entertainment, who work together or are associated with the same cause.
“The film was made by a small coven of independent filmmakers who pooled their resources to create something unique.”
3. verb
To gather or come together in a group, especially for a shared purpose or activity.
“The community coven to form a volunteer fire department to serve the local town.”