n. A moving, running, or flowing together; a commingling; concurrence; confluence; coincidence.n. A meeting or coming together of people; an assembly; a throng; a crowd.n. An assemblage of things; an agglomeration; a gathering; a cluster.n. The place or point of meeting; a point of contact or junction of two or more bodies.n. Hence A place for the gathering or resort of carriages with their occupants, as at a good point of view or of accommodation in a park or other public place.n. Concurrence; aid; coöperation.n. In Scots law, concurrence by a person having legal qualification to grant it. Thus, to every libel in the Court of Justiciary the lord advocate's concourse or concurrence is necessary.