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words starting with: co

Co-: A form of the prefix com-, signifying wi...
Coacervate: To heap up; to pile....
Coacervate: Raised into a pile; collected into a cro...
Coacervation: A heaping together....
Coach: A cabin on the after part of the quarter...
Coach: To drive or to ride in a coach; -- somet...
Coach: To prepare for public examination by pri...
Coach: To convey in a coach....
Coach: A first-class passenger car, as distingu...
Coach: A special tutor who assists in preparing...
Coach: A large, closed, four-wheeled carriage, ...
Coachbox: The seat of a coachman....
Coachdog: One of a breed of dogs trained to accomp...
Coached: of Coach...
Coachee: A coachman...
Coacher: A coachman....
Coacher: A coach horse....
Coacher: One who coaches;...
Coacher: one of the side at the bat posted near f...
Coachfellow: One of a pair of horses employed to draw...
Coaching: of Coach...
Coachman: A man whose business is to drive a coach...
Coachman: A tropical fish of the Atlantic ocean (D...
Coachmanship: Skill in driving a coach....
Coachmen: of Coachman...
Coachwhip snake: A large, slender, harmless snake of the ...
Coact: To act together; to work in concert; to ...
Coact: To force; to compel; to drive....
Coaction: Force; compulsion, either in restraining...
Coactive: Acting in concurrence; united in action....
Coactive: Serving to compel or constrain; compulso...
Coactively: In a coactive manner....
Coactivity: Unity of action....
Coadaptation: Mutual adaption....
Coadapted: Adapted one to another; as, coadapted pu...
Coadjument: Mutual help; cooperation....
Coadjust: To adjust by mutual adaptations....
Coadjustment: Mutual adjustment....
Coadjutant: An assistant....
Coadjutant: Mutually assisting or operating; helping...
Coadjuting: Mutually assisting....
Coadjutive: Rendering mutual aid; coadjutant....
Coadjutor: The assistant of a bishop or of a priest...
Coadjutor: One who aids another; an assistant; a co...
Coadjutorship: The state or office of a coadjutor; join...
Coadjutress: Alt. of Coadjutrix...
Coadjutrix: A female coadjutor or assistant....
Coadjuvancy: Joint help; cooperation....
Coadjuvant: Cooperating....
Coadjuvant: An adjuvant....
Coadunate: United at the base, as contiguous lobes ...
Coadunation: Union, as in one body or mass; unity....
Coadunition: Coadunation....
Coadventure: An adventure in which two or more person...
Coadventure: To share in a venture....
Coadventurer: A fellow adventurer....
Coafforest: To convert into, or add to, a forest....
Coag: See Coak, a kind of tenon....
Coagency: Agency in common; joint agency or agent....
Coagent: An associate in an act; a coworker....
Coagment: To join together....
Coagmentation: The act of joining, or the state of bein...
Coagula: of Coagulum...
Coagulability: The quality of being coagulable; capacit...
Coagulable: Capable of being coagulated....
Coagulant: That which produces coagulation....
Coagulate: To cause (a liquid) to change into a cur...
Coagulate: Coagulated....
Coagulate: To undergo coagulation....
Coagulated: Changed into, or contained in, a coagulu...
Coagulated: of Coagulate...
Coagulating: of Coagulate...
Coagulation: The change from a liquid to a thickened,...
Coagulation: The substance or body formed by coagulat...
Coagulative: Having the power to cause coagulation; a...
Coagulator: That which causes coagulation....
Coagulatory: Serving to coagulate; produced by coagul...
Coagulum: The thick, curdy precipitate formed by t...
Coaita: The native name of certain South America...
Coak: See Coke, n....
Coak: A kind of tenon connecting the face of a...
Coak: To unite, as timbers, by means of tenons...
Coak: A metallic bushing or strengthening piec...
Coal: To burn to charcoal; to char....
Coal: To mark or delineate with charcoal....
Coal: A black, or brownish black, solid, combu...
Coal: To supply with coal; as, to coal a steam...
Coal: A thoroughly charred, and extinguished o...
Coal: To take in coal; as, the steamer coaled ...
Coal tar: A thick, black, tarry liquid, obtained b...
Coal works: A place where coal is dug, including the...
Coal-black: As black as coal; jet black; very black....
Coaled: of Coal...
Coalery: See Colliery....
Coalesce: To grow together; to unite by growth int...
Coalesce: To unite in one body or product; to co...
Coalesced: of Coalesce...
Coalescence: The act or state of growing together, as...
Coalescent: Growing together; cohering, as in the or...
Coalescing: of Coalesce...
Coalfish: The beshow or candlefish of Alaska....
Coalfish: The cobia....
Coalfish: The pollock; -- called also, coalsey, co...
Coalgoose: The cormorant; -- so called from its bla...
Coaling: of Coal...
Coalite: To cause to unite or coalesce....
Coalite: To unite or coalesce....
Coalition: A combination, for temporary purposes, o...
Coalition: The act of coalescing; union into a body...
Coalitioner: A coalitionist....
Coalitionist: One who joins or promotes a coalition; o...
Co-allies: of Co-ally...
Co-ally: A joint ally....
Coal-meter: A licensed or official coal measurer in ...
Coalmouse: A small species of titmouse, with a blac...
Coalpit: A pit where coal is dug....
Coalpit: A place where charcoal is made....
Coalsack: Any one of the spaces in the Milky Way w...
Coaltit: A small European titmouse (Parus ater), ...
Coal-whipper: One who raises coal out of the hold of a...
Coaly: Pertaining to, or resembling, coal; cont...
Coamings: Raised pieces of wood of iron around a h...
Coannex: To annex with something else....
Coaptation: The adaptation or adjustment of parts to...
Coarct: Alt. of Coarctate...
Coarctate: Pressed together; closely connected; -- ...
Coarctate: To restrain; to confine....
Coarctate: To press together; to crowd; to straiten...
Coarctation: Pressure; that which presses....
Coarctation: Confinement to a narrow space....
Coarctation: A stricture or narrowing, as of a canal,...
Coarse: Not refined; rough; rude; unpolished; gr...
Coarse: Large in bulk, or composed of large part...
Coarse-grained: Having a coarse grain or texture, as woo...
Coarsely: In a coarse manner; roughly; rudely; ine...
Coarsen: To make coarse or vulgar; as, to coarsen...
Coarseness: The quality or state of being coarse; ro...
Coarticulation: The union or articulation of bones to fo...
Co-assessor: A joint assessor....
Coast: To sail by or near the shore....
Coast: To sail by or near; to follow the coast ...
Coast: To draw near to; to approach; to keep ne...
Coast: To slide down hill; to slide on a sled, ...
Coast: To sail from port to port in the same co...
Coast: The side of a thing....
Coast: The exterior line, limit, or border of a...
Coast: The seashore, or land near it....
Coast: To draw or keep near; to approach....
Coast: To conduct along a coast or river bank....
Coast and Geodetic Survey: A bureau of the United States government...
Coastal: Of or pertaining to a coast....
Coasted: of Coast...
Coaster: One who sails near the shore....
Coaster: A vessel employed in sailing along a coa...
Coasting: Sailing along or near a coast, or runnin...
Coasting: A sailing along a coast, or from port to...
Coasting: Sliding down hill; sliding on a sled upo...
Coasting: of Coast...
Coastways: By way of, or along, the coast....
Coastwise: Alt. of Coastways...
Coat: To cover with a coat or outer garment....
Coat: Same as Coat of arms. See below....
Coat: An external covering like a garment, as ...
Coat: A layer of any substance covering anothe...
Coat: The habit or vesture of an order of men,...
Coat: A petticoat....
Coat: An outer garment fitting the upper part ...
Coat: To cover with a layer of any substance; ...
Coat: A coat card. See below....
Coated: of Coat...
Coatee: A coat with short flaps....
Coati: A mammal of tropical America of the genu...
Coating: of Coat...
Coating: A coat or covering; a layer of any subst...
Coating: Cloth for coats; as, an assortment of co...
Coatless: Not wearing a coat; also, not possessing...
Coax: To persuade by gentle, insinuating court...
Coax: A simpleton; a dupe....
Coaxation: The act of croaking....
Coaxed: of Coax...
Coaxer: One who coaxes....
Coaxing: of Coax...
Coaxingly: In a coaxing manner; by coaxing....
Cob: A young herring....
Cob: A cobnut; as, Kentish cobs. See Cobnut....
Cob: To punish by striking on the buttocks wi...
Cob: To break into small pieces, as ore, so a...
Cob: To strike...
Cob: A Spanish coin formerly current in Irela...
Cob: A punishment consisting of blows inflict...
Cob: Clay mixed with straw....
Cob: A leader or chief; a conspicuous person,...
Cob: A short-legged and stout horse, esp. one...
Cob: The top or head of anything....
Cob: A lump or piece of anything, usually of ...
Cob: The axis on which the kernels of maize o...
Cob: A spider; perhaps from its shape; it bei...
Cob: A fish; -- also called miller's thumb....
Cob: A sea mew or gull; esp., the black-backe...
Cobaea: A genus of climbing plants, native of Me...
Cobalt: A tough, lustrous, reddish white metal o...
Cobalt: A commercial name of a crude arsenic use...
Cobaltic: Pertaining to, derived from, or containi...
Cobaltiferous: Containing cobalt....
Cobaltine: Alt. of Cobaltite...
Cobaltite: A mineral of a nearly silver-white color...
Cobaltous: Pertaining to, derived from, or containi...
Cobbed: of Cob...
Cobbing: of Cob...
Cobbing: Haughty; purse-proud. See Cob, n., 2....
Cobble: A fishing boat. See Coble....
Cobble: A cobblestone....
Cobble: Cob coal. See under Cob....
Cobble: To make or mend coarsely; to patch; to b...
Cobble: To make clumsily....
Cobble: To pave with cobblestones....
Cobbled: of Cobble...
Cobbler: A mender of shoes....
Cobbler: A clumsy workman....
Cobbler: A beverage. See Sherry cobbler, under Sh...
Cobblestone: A large pebble; a rounded stone not too ...
Cobbling: of Cobble...
Cobby: Headstrong; obstinate....
Cobby: Stout; hearty; lively....
Cobelligerent: Carrying on war in conjunction with anot...
Cobelligerent: A nation or state that carries on war in...
Cobia: An oceanic fish of large size (Elacate c...
Cobiron: An andiron with a knob at the top....
Cobishop: A joint or coadjutant bishop....
Coble: A flat-floored fishing boat with a lug s...
Cobnut: A large roundish variety of the cultivat...
Cobnut: A game played by children with nuts....
Coboose: See Caboose....
Cobourg: A thin worsted fabric for women's dresse...
Cobra: See Copra....
Cobra: The cobra de capello....
Cobra de capello: The hooded snake (Naia tripudians), a hi...
Cobstone: Cobblestone....
Cobswan: A large swan....
Cobwall: A wall made of clay mixed with straw....
Cobweb: A snare of insidious meshes designed to ...
Cobweb: That which is thin and unsubstantial, or...
Cobweb: The European spotted flycatcher....
Cobweb: The network spread by a spider to catch ...
Cobwebbed: Abounding in cobwebs....
Cobwebby: Abounding in cobwebs, or any fine web; r...
Cobwork: Built of logs, etc., laid horizontally, ...
Coca: The dried leaf of a South American shrub...
Cocagne: An imaginary country of idleness and lux...
Cocagne: The land of cockneys; cockneydom; -- a t...
Cocaine: A powerful alkaloid, C17H21NO4, obtained...
Cocainism: A morbid condition produced by the habit...
Cocainize: To treat or anaesthetize with cocaine....
Cocci: of Coccus...
Cocciferous: Bearing or producing berries; bacciferou...
Coccinella: A genus of small beetles of many species...
Coccobacteria: of Coccobacterium...
Coccobacterium: One of the round variety of bacteria, a ...
Coccolite: A granular variety of pyroxene, green or...
Coccolith: One of a kind of minute, calcareous bodi...
Coccosphere: A small, rounded, marine organism, capab...
Coccosteus: An extinct genus of Devonian ganoid fish...
Cocculus Indicus: The fruit or berry of the Anamirta Coccu...
Coccus: A form of bacteria, shaped like a globul...
Coccus: One of the separable carpels of a dry fr...
Coccus: A genus of hemipterous insects, includin...
Coccygeal: Of or pertaining to the coccyx; as, the ...
Coccygeous: Coccygeal....
Coccyges: of Coccyx...
Coccyx: The end of the vertebral column beyond t...
Cochin fowl: A large variety of the domestic fowl, or...
Cochineal: A dyestuff consisting of the dried bodie...
Cochineal fig: A plant of Central and Southern America,...
Cochlea: An appendage of the labyrinth of the int...
Cochlear: Of or pertaining to the cochlea....
Cochleare: A spoonful....
Cochleare: A spoon....
Cochleary: Same as Cochleate....
Cochleate: Alt. of Cochleated...
Cochleated: Having the form of a snail shell; spiral...
Cock: The bridge piece which affords a bearing...
Cock: A corruption or disguise of the word God...
Cock: A small boat....
Cock: To put into cocks or heaps, as hay....
Cock: A small concial pile of hay....
Cock: To draw back the hammer of a firearm, an...
Cock: To draw the hammer of (a firearm) fully ...
Cock: The hammer in the lock of a firearm....
Cock: The notch of an arrow or crossbow....
Cock: The act of cocking; also, the turn so gi...
Cock: To strut; to swagger; to look big, pert,...
Cock: To shape, as a hat, by turning up the br...
Cock: The indicator of a balance....
Cock: The style of gnomon of a dial....
Cock: A faucet or valve....
Cock: The crow of a cock, esp. the first crow ...
Cock: A chief man; a leader or master....
Cock: A vane in the shape of a cock; a weather...
Cock: The male of birds, particularly of galli...
Cock: To set erect; to turn up....
Cock: To turn (the eye) obliquely and partiall...
Cock: To set on one side in a pert or jaunty m...
Cockade: A badge, usually in the form of a rosett...
Cockaded: Wearing a cockade....
Cock-a-hoop: Boastful; defiant; exulting. Also used a...
Cockal: The bone used in playing the game; -- ca...
Cockal: A game played with sheep's bones instead...
Cockaleekie: A favorite soup in Scotland, made from a...
Cockamaroo: The Russian variety of bagatelle....
Cockateel: An Australian parrot (Calopsitta Novae-H...
Cockatoo: A bird of the Parrot family, of the subf...
Cockatrice: Any venomous or deadly thing....
Cockatrice: A venomous serpent which which cannot no...
Cockatrice: A representation of this serpent. It has...
Cockatrice: A fabulous serpent whose breath and look...
Cockbill: To tilt up one end of so as to make almo...
Cockboat: A small boat, esp. one used on rivers or...
Cock-brained: Giddy; rash....
Cockchafer: A beetle of the genus Melolontha (esp. M...
Cockcrow: Alt. of Cockcrowing...
Cockcrowing: The time at which cocks first crow; the ...
Cocked: of Cock...
Cocker: To treat with too great tenderness; to f...
Cocker: A rustic high shoe or half-boots....
Cocker: A small dog of the spaniel kind, used fo...
Cocker: One given to cockfighting....
Cocker spaniel: One of a breed of small or medium-sized ...
Cockered: of Cocker...
Cockerel: A young cock....
Cockering: of Cocker...
Cocket: A measure for bread....
Cocket: An office in a customhouse where goods i...
Cocket: Pert; saucy....
Cocket: A customhouse seal; a certified document...
Cockeye: A squinting eye....
Cockeye: The socket in the ball of a millstone, w...
Cockfight: A match or contest of gamecocks....
Cockfighting: The act or practice of pitting gamecocks...
Cockfighting: Addicted to cockfighting....
Cockhead: The rounded or pointed top of a grinding...
Cockhorse: A child's rocking-horse....
Cockhorse: A high or tall horse....
Cockhorse: Lifted up, as one is on a tall horse....
Cockhorse: Lofty in feeling; exultant; proud; upsta...
Cockieleekie: Same as Cockaleekie....
Cocking: of Cock...
Cocking: Cockfighting....
Cockle: The Lotium, or darnel....
Cockle: A cockleshell....
Cockle: The mineral black tourmaline or schorl; ...
Cockle: The fire chamber of a furnace....
Cockle: A hop-drying kiln; an oast....
Cockle: The dome of a heating furnace....
Cockle: To cause to contract into wrinkles or ri...
Cockle: A plant or weed that grows among grain; ...
Cockle: A bivalve mollusk, with radiating ribs, ...
Cocklebur: A coarse, composite weed, having a rough...
Cockled: Wrinkled; puckered....
Cockled: Inclosed in a shell....
Cockled: of Cockle...
Cockler: One who takes and sells cockles....
Cockleshell: One of the shells or valves of a cockle....
Cockleshell: A light boat....
Cockling: of Cockle...
Cockloft: An upper loft; a garret; the highest roo...
Cockmaster: One who breeds gamecocks....
Cockmatch: A cockfight....
Cockney: A native or resident of the city of Lond...
Cockney: An effeminate person; a spoilt child....
Cockney: Of or relating to, or like, cockneys....
Cockneydom: The region or home of cockneys; cockneys...
Cockneyfy: To form with the manners or character of...
Cockneyish: Characteristic of, or resembling, cockne...
Cockneyism: The characteristics, manners, or dialect...
Cockneys: of Cockney...
Cock-padle: See Lumpfish....
Cockpit: A pit, or inclosed area, for cockfights....
Cockpit: In yachts and other small vessels, a spa...
Cockpit: The Privy Council room at Westminster; -...
Cockpit: In some aeroplanes and flying machines, ...
Cockpit: That part of a war vessel appropriated t...
Cockroach: An orthopterous insect of the genus Blat...
Cockscomb: See Coxcomb....
Cockscomb: A plant (Celosia cristata), of many vari...
Cockshead: A leguminous herb (Onobrychis Caput-gall...
Cockshut: A kind of net to catch woodcock....
Cockshy: A game in which trinkets are set upon st...
Cockshy: An object at which stones are flung....
Cockspur: A variety of Crataegus, or hawthorn (C. ...
Cocksure: Perfectly safe....
Cocksure: Quite certain....
Cockswain: The steersman of a boat; a petty officer...
Cocktail: A species of rove beetle; -- so called f...
Cocktail: A mean, half-hearted fellow; a coward....
Cocktail: A beverage made of brandy, whisky, or gi...
Cocktail: A horse, not of pure breed, but having o...
Cockup: A large, highly esteemed, edible fish of...
Cockweed: Peppergrass....
Cocky: Pert....
Cockyolly: Alt. of Cockyoly, bird...
Cockyoly, bird: A pet name for any small bird....
Cocleariform: Spoon-shaped....
Coco: Alt. of Coco palm...
Coco palm: See Cocoa....
Cocoa: Alt. of Cocoa palm...
Cocoa: A preparation made from the seeds of the...
Cocoa palm: A palm tree producing the cocoanut (Coco...
Cocoanut: The large, hard-shelled nut of the cocoa...
Cocobolas: A very beautiful and hard wood, obtained...
Cocobolo: Alt. of Cocobolas...
Cocoon: The case of silk made by spiders to prot...
Cocoon: The case constructed by any insect to co...
Cocoon: The egg cases of mucus, etc., made by le...
Cocoon: An oblong case in which the silkworm lie...
Cocoonery: A building or apartment for silkworms, w...
Coctible: Capable of being cooked....
Coctile: Made by baking, or exposing to heat, as ...
Coction: Act of boiling....
Coction: Digestion....
Coction: The change which the humorists believed ...
Cocus wood: A West Indian wood, used for making flut...
Cod: An important edible fish (Gadus morrhua)...
Cod: A pillow or cushion....
Cod: The scrotum....
Cod: A husk; a pod; as, a peascod....
Cod: A small bag or pouch....
Cod liver: The liver of the common cod and allied s...
Coda: A few measures added beyond the natural ...
Codder: A gatherer of cods or peas....
Codding: Lustful....
Coddle: To treat with excessive tenderness; to p...
Coddle: To parboil, or soften by boiling....
Coddled: of Coddle...
Coddling: of Coddle...
Coddymoddy: A gull in the plumage of its first year....
Code: A body of law, sanctioned by legislation...
Code: Any system of rules or regulations relat...
Codefendant: A joint defendant....
Codeine: One of the opium alkaloids; a white crys...
Codetta: A short passage connecting two sections,...
Codex: A book; a manuscript....
Codex: A collection of canons....
Codex: A collection or digest of laws; a code....
Codex: An ancient manuscript of the Sacred Scri...
Codfish: A kind of fish. Same as Cod....
Codger: A miser or mean person....
Codger: A singular or odd person; -- a familiar,...
Codical: Relating to a codex, or a code....
Codices: of Codex...
Codicil: A clause added to a will....
Codicillary: Of the nature of a codicil....
Codification: The act or process of codifying or reduc...
Codified: of Codify...
Codifier: One who codifies....
Codify: To reduce to a code, as laws....
Codifying: of Codify...
Codilla: The coarse tow of flax and hemp....
Codille: A term at omber, signifying that the gam...
Codist: A codifier; a maker of codes....
Codle: See Coddle....
Codlin: Alt. of Codling...
Codling: A young cod; also, a hake....
Codling: An apple fit to stew or coddle....
Codling: An immature apple....
Codpiece: A part of male dress in front of the bre...
Coecilian: See Caecilian....
Coeducation: An educating together, as of persons of ...
Coefficacy: Joint efficacy....
Coefficiency: Joint efficiency; cooperation....
Coefficient: That which unites in action with somethi...
Coefficient: A number or letter put before a letter o...
Coefficient: A number, commonly used in computation a...
Coefficient: Cooperating; acting together to produce ...
Coehorn: A small bronze mortar mounted on a woode...
Coelacanth: Having hollow spines, as some ganoid fis...
Coelectron: See Electron....
Coelentera: Alt. of Coelenterata...
Coelenterata: A comprehensive group of Invertebrata, m...
Coelenterate: Belonging to the Coelentera....
Coelenterate: One of the Coelentera....
Coelia: A cavity....
Coeliac: Alt. of Celiac...
Coelodont: Having hollow teeth; -- said of a group ...
Coelodont: One of a group of lizards having hollow ...
Coelospermous: Hollow-seeded; having the ventral face o...
Coelum: See Body cavity, under Body....
Coemption: The act of buying the whole quantity of ...
Coendoo: The Brazilian porcupine (Cercolades, / S...
Coenenchym: Alt. of Coenenchyma...
Coenenchyma: The common tissue which unites the polyp...
Coenesthesis: Common sensation or general sensibility,...
Coenobite: See Cenobite....
Coenoecium: The common tissue which unites the vario...
Coenogamy: The state of a community which permits p...
Coenosarc: The common soft tissue which unites the ...
Coenurus: The larval stage of a tapeworm (Taenia c...
Coequal: Being on an equality in rank or power....
Coequal: One who is on an equality with another....
Coequality: The state of being on an equality, as in...
Coequally: With coequality....
Coerce: To compel or constrain to any action; as...
Coerce: To compel or enforce; as, to coerce obed...
Coerce: To restrain by force, especially by law ...
Coerced: of Coerce...
Coercible: Capable of being coerced....
Coercing: of Coerce...
Coercion: The application to another of either phy...
Coercion: The act or process of coercing....
Coercitive: Coercive....
Coercive: Serving or intended to coerce; having po...
Coerulignone: A bluish violet, crystalline substance o...
Coessential: Partaking of the same essence....
Coessentiality: Participation of the same essence....
Coestablishment: Joint establishment....
Coestate: Joint estate....
Coetanean: A person coetaneous with another; a cont...
Coetaneous: Of the same age; beginning to exist at t...
Coeternal: Equally eternal....
Coeternity: Existence from eternity equally with ano...
Coeval: Of the same age; existing during the sam...
Coeval: One of the same age; a contemporary....
Coevous: Coeval...
Coexecutor: A joint executor....
Coexecutrix: A joint executrix....
Coexist: To exist at the same time; -- sometimes ...
Coexisted: of Coexist...
Coexistence: Existence at the same time with another;...
Coexistent: That which coexists with another....
Coexistent: Existing at the same time with another....
Coexisting: Coexistent....
Coexisting: of Coexist...
Coextend: To extend through the same space or time...
Coextended: of Coextend...
Coextending: of Coextend...
Coextension: The act of extending equally, or the sta...
Coextensive: Equally extensive; having equal extent; ...
Coffee: The "beans" or "berries" (pyrenes) obtai...
Coffee: The coffee tree....
Coffee: The beverage made from the roasted and g...
Coffeehouse: A house of entertainment, where guests a...
Coffeeman: One who keeps a coffeehouse....
Coffeepot: A covered pot in which coffee is prepare...
Coffeeroom: A public room where coffee and other ref...
Coffer: Fig.: Treasure or funds; -- usually in t...
Coffer: To form with or in a coffer or coffers; ...
Coffer: To secure from leaking, as a shaft, by r...
Coffer: To put into a coffer....
Coffer: The chamber of a canal lock; also, a cai...
Coffer: A casket, chest, or trunk; especially, o...
Coffer: A panel deeply recessed in the ceiling o...
Coffer: A trench dug in the bottom of a dry moat...
Cofferdam: A water-tight inclosure, as of piles pac...
Cofferer: One who keeps treasures in a coffer....
Cofferwork: Rubblework faced with stone....
Coffin: The case in which a dead human body is i...
Coffin: To inclose in, or as in, a coffin....
Coffin: The hollow crust or hoof of a horse's fo...
Coffin: A conical paper bag, used by grocers....
Coffin: A basket....
Coffin: A casing or crust, or a mold, of pastry,...
Coffined: of Coffin...
Coffining: of Coffin...
Coffinless: Having no coffin....
Coffle: A gang of negro slaves being driven to m...
Cog: To furnish with a cog or cogs....
Cog: A small fishing boat....
Cog: A tenon in a scarf joint; a coak....
Cog: A kind of tenon on the end of a joist, r...
Cog: One of the rough pillars of stone or coa...
Cog: A tooth, cam, or catch for imparting or ...
Cog: A trick or deception; a falsehood....
Cog: To deceive; to cheat; to play false; to ...
Cog: To obtrude or thrust in, by falsehood or...
Cog: To seduce, or draw away, by adulation, a...
Cogency: The quality of being cogent; power of co...
Cogenial: Congenial....
Cogent: Having the power to compel conviction or...
Cogent: Compelling, in a physical sense; powerfu...
Cogently: In a cogent manner; forcibly; convincing...
Cogged: of Cog...
Cogger: A flatterer or deceiver; a sharper....
Coggery: Trick; deception....
Cogging: of Cog...
Coggle: A small fishing boat....
Coggle: A cobblestone....
Cogitability: The quality of being cogitable; conceiva...
Cogitable: Capable of being brought before the mind...
Cogitabund: Full of thought; thoughtful....
Cogitate: To think over; to plan....
Cogitate: To engage in continuous thought; to thin...
Cogitated: of Cogitate...
Cogitating: of Cogitate...
Cogitation: The act of thinking; thought; meditation...
Cogitative: Given to thought or contemplation....
Cogitative: Possessing, or pertaining to, the power ...
Cogman: A dealer in cogware or coarse cloth....
Cognac: A kind of French brandy, so called from ...
Cognate: Allied by blood; kindred by birth; speci...
Cognate: Of the same or a similar nature; of the ...
Cognate: One who is related to another on the fem...
Cognate: One of a number of things allied in orig...
Cognateness: The state of being cognate....
Cognati: Relatives by the mother's side....
Cognation: That tie of consanguinity which exists b...
Cognation: Participation of the same nature....
Cognation: Relationship by blood; descent from the ...
Cognatus: A person connected through cognation....
Cognisee: See Cognizor, Cognizee....
Cognisor: Alt. of Cognisee...
Cognition: The act of knowing; knowledge; perceptio...
Cognition: That which is known....
Cognitive: Knowing, or apprehending by the understa...
Cognizable: Capable of being known or apprehended; a...
Cognizable: Fitted to be a subject of judicial inves...
Cognizably: In a cognizable manner....
Cognizance: The distinguishing mark worn by an armed...
Cognizance: A form of defense in the action of reple...
Cognizance: An acknowledgment of a fine of lands and...
Cognizance: The hearing a matter judicially....
Cognizance: Jurisdiction, or the power given by law ...
Cognizance: Apprehension by the understanding; perce...
Cognizance: Recollection; recognition....
Cognizant: Having cognizance or knowledge. (of)....
Cognize: To know or perceive; to recognize....
Cognizee: One to whom a fine of land was acknowled...
Cognizor: One who acknowledged the right of the pl...
Cognomen: The last of the three names of a person ...
Cognomen: A surname....
Cognominal: One bearing the same name; a namesake....
Cognominal: Of or pertaining to a cognomen; of the n...
Cognomination: A cognomen or surname....
Cognoscence: Cognizance....
Cognoscente: A connoisseur....
Cognoscenti: of Cognoscente...
Cognoscibility: The quality of being cognoscible....
Cognoscible: Liable to judicial investigation....
Cognoscible: Capable of being known....
Cognoscitive: Having the power of knowing....
Cognovit: An instrument in writing whereby a defen...
Cogon: A tall, coarse grass (Imperata arundinac...
Coguardian: A joint guardian....
Cogue: A small wooden vessel; a pail....
Cogware: A coarse, narrow cloth, like frieze, use...
Cogwheel: A wheel with cogs or teeth; a gear wheel...
Cohabit: To inhabit or reside in company, or in t...
Cohabit: To dwell or live together as husband and...
Cohabitant: One who dwells with another, or in the s...
Cohabitation: The act or state of dwelling together, o...
Cohabitation: The living together of a man and woman i...
Cohabited: of Cohabit...
Cohabiter: A cohabitant....
Cohabiting: of Cohabit...
Coheir: A joint heir; one of two or more heirs; ...
Coheiress: A female heir who inherits with other he...
Coheirship: The state of being a coheir....
Coherald: A joint herald....
Cohere: To suit; to agree; to fit....
Cohere: To be united or connected together in su...
Cohere: To stick together; to cleave; to be unit...
Cohered: of Cohere...
Coherence: Alt. of Coherency...
Coherency: A sticking or cleaving together; union o...
Coherency: Connection or dependence, proceeding fro...
Coherent: Sticking together; cleaving; as the part...
Coherent: Composed of mutually dependent parts; ma...
Coherent: Logically consistent; -- applied to pers...
Coherent: Suitable or suited; adapted; accordant....
Coherently: In a coherent manner....
Coherer: Any device in which an imperfectly condu...
Cohering: of Cohere...
Cohesibility: The state of being cohesible....
Cohesible: Capable of cohesion....
Cohesion: That from of attraction by which the par...
Cohesion: Logical agreement and dependence; as, th...
Cohesion: The act or state of sticking together; c...
Cohesive: Holding the particles of a homogeneous b...
Cohesive: Cohering, or sticking together, as in a ...
Cohibit: To restrain....
Cohibited: of Cohibit...
Cohibiting: of Cohibit...
Cohibition: Hindrance; restraint....
Cohobate: To repeat the distillation of, pouring t...
Cohobated: of Cohobate...
Cohobating: of Cohobate...
Cohobation: The process of cohobating....
Cohorn: See Coehorn....
Cohort: Any band or body of warriors....
Cohort: A body of about five or six hundred sold...
Cohort: A natural group of orders of plants, les...
Cohosh: A perennial American herb (Caulophyllum ...
Cohune: Alt. of Cohune palm...
Cohune palm: A Central and South American pinnate-lea...
Coif: A close-fitting cap covering the sides o...
Coif: An official headdress, such as that worn...
Coif: To cover or dress with, or as with, a co...
Coif: A cap....
Coifed: Wearing a coif....
Coiffeur: A hairdresser....
Coiffure: A headdress, or manner of dressing the h...
Coign: A var. spelling of Coin, Quoin, a corner...
Coigne: A quoin....
Coigne: Alt. of Coigny...
Coigny: The practice of quartering one's self as...
Coil: To encircle and hold with, or as with, c...
Coil: A noise, tumult, bustle, or confusion....
Coil: A series of connected pipes in rows or l...
Coil: Fig.: Entanglement; toil; mesh; perplexi...
Coil: To wind itself cylindrically or spirally...
Coil: To wind cylindrically or spirally; as, t...
Coil: A ring, series of rings, or spiral, into...
Coiled: of Coil...
Coiling: of Coil...
Coilon: A testicle....
Coin: A quoin; a corner or external angle; a w...
Coin: A piece of metal on which certain charac...
Coin: That which serves for payment or recompe...
Coin: To make of a definite fineness, and conv...
Coin: To make or fabricate; to invent; to orig...
Coin: To acquire rapidly, as money; to make....
Coin: To manufacture counterfeit money....
Coinage: The cost or expense of coining money....
Coinage: The act or process of converting metal i...
Coinage: The act or process of fabricating or inv...
Coinage: Coins; the aggregate coin of a time or p...
Coincibency: Coincidence....
Coincide: To occupy the same place in space, as tw...
Coincide: To occur at the same time; to be contemp...
Coincide: To correspond exactly; to agree; to conc...
Coincided: of Coincide...
Coincidence: The condition of occupying the same plac...
Coincidence: The condition or fact of happening at th...
Coincidence: Exact correspondence in nature, characte...
Coincident: One of two or more coincident events; a ...
Coincident: Having coincidence; occupying the same p...
Coincidental: Coincident....
Coincidently: With coincidence....
Coincider: One who coincides with another in an opi...
Coinciding: of Coincide...
Coindication: One of several signs or symptoms indicat...
Coined: of Coin...
Coiner: One who makes or stamps coin; a maker of...
Coiner: An inventor or maker, as of words....
Coinhabitant: One who dwells with another, or with oth...
Coinhere: To inhere or exist together, as in one s...
Coinheritance: Joint inheritance....
Coinheritor: A coheir....
Coining: of Coin...
Coinitial: Having a common beginning....
Coinquinate: To pollute....
Coinquination: Defilement....
Coinstantaneous: Happening at the same instant....
Coinsurance: Insurance jointly with another or others...
Cointense: Equal in intensity or degree; as, the re...
Cointension: The condition of being of equal in inten...
Coir: Cordage or cables, made of this material...
Coir: A material for cordage, matting, etc., c...
Coistril: A mean, paltry fellow; a coward....
Coistril: An inferior groom or lad employed by an ...
Coit: To throw, as a stone. [Obs.] See Quoit....
Coit: A quoit....
Coition: A coming together; sexual intercourse; c...
Cojoin: To join; to conjoin....
Cojuror: One who swears to another's credibility....
Coke: Mineral coal charred, or depriver of its...
Coke: To convert into coke....
Cokenay: A cockney....
Cokernut: The cocoanut....
Cokes: A simpleton; a gull; a dupe....
Cokewold: Cuckold....
Col: A short ridge connecting two higher elev...
Col-: A prefix signifying with, together. See ...
Cola: L. pl. of Colon....
Cola: Same as Cola nut, below....
Cola: A genus of sterculiaceous trees, natives...
Cola nut: Alt. of Cola seed...
Cola seed: The bitter fruit of Cola acuminata, whic...
Colaborer: One who labors with another; an associat...
Colander: A utensil with a bottom perforated with ...
Colation: The act or process of straining or filte...
Colatitude: The complement of the latitude, or the d...
Colature: The process of straining; the matter str...
Colbertine: A kind of lace....
Colchicine: A powerful vegetable alkaloid, C17H19NO5...
Colchicum: A genus of bulbous-rooted plants found i...
Colcothar: Polishing rouge; a reddish brown oxide o...
Cold: Unwelcome; disagreeable; unsatisfactory....
Cold: To become cold....
Cold: A morbid state of the animal system prod...
Cold: The sensation produced by the escape of ...
Cold: The relative absence of heat or warmth....
Cold: Having a bluish effect. Cf. Warm, 8....
Cold: Distant; -- said, in the game of hunting...
Cold: Not sensitive; not acute....
Cold: Wanting in power to excite; dull; uninte...
Cold: Wanting in ardor, intensity, warmth, zea...
Cold: Not pungent or acrid....
Cold: Lacking the sensation of warmth; sufferi...
Cold: Deprived of heat, or having a low temper...
Cold: Affecting the sense of smell (as of hunt...
Cold wave: In the terminology of the United States ...
Cold-blooded: Having cold blood; -- said of fish or an...
Cold-blooded: Deficient in sensibility or feeling; har...
Cold-blooded: Not thoroughbred; -- said of animals, as...
Coldfinch: A British wagtail....
Cold-hearted: Wanting passion or feeling; indifferent....
Coldish: Somewhat cold; cool; chilly....
Coldly: In a cold manner; without warmth, animat...
Coldness: The state or quality of being cold....
Cold-short: Brittle when cold; as, cold-short iron....
Cold-short: Brittle when cold (that is, below a red ...
Cold-shut: An imperfection caused by such insuffici...
Cold-shut: Closed while too cold to become thorough...
Cole: A plant of the Brassica or Cabbage genus...
Co-legatee: A joint legatee....
Colegoose: See Coalgoose....
Colemanite: A hydrous borate of lime occurring in tr...
Colemouse: See Coletit....
Coleopter: One of the Coleoptera....
Coleoptera: An order of insects having the anterior ...
Coleopteral: Alt. of Coleopterous...
Coleopteran: One of the order of Coleoptera....
Coleopterist: One versed in the study of the Coleopter...
Coleopterous: Having wings covered with a case or shea...
Coleorhiza: A sheath in the embryo of grasses, inclo...
Coleperch: A kind of small black perch....
Colera: Bile; choler....
Coleridgian: Pertaining to Samuel Taylor Coleridge, o...
Coleseed: The common rape or cole....
Coleslaw: A salad made of sliced cabbage....
Co-lessee: A partner in a lease taken....
Co-lessor: A partner in giving a lease....
Colestaff: See Colstaff....
Colet: Alt. of Collet...
Coletit: Alt. of Coaltit...
Coleus: A plant of several species of the Mint f...
Colewort: A variety of cabbage in which the leaves...
Colewort: Any white cabbage before the head has be...
Colfox: A crafty fox....
Colic: Of or pertaining to the colon; as, the c...
Colic: A severe paroxysmal pain in the abdomen,...
Colic: Of or pertaining to colic; affecting the...
Colical: Of, pertaining to, or of the nature of, ...
Colicky: Pertaining to, or troubled with, colic; ...
Colicroot: A bitter American herb of the Bloodwort ...
Colies: of Coly...
Colin: The American quail or bobwhite. The name...
Coliseum: The amphitheater of Vespasian at Rome, t...
Colitis: An inflammation of the large intestine, ...
Coll: To embrace....
Colla: of Collum...
Collaborateur: See Collaborator....
Collaboration: The act of working together; united labo...
Collaborator: An associate in labor, especially in lit...
Collagen: The chemical basis of ordinary connectiv...
Collagenous: Containing or resembling collagen....
Collapse: Extreme depression or sudden failing of ...
Collapse: A falling together suddenly, as of the s...
Collapse: A sudden and complete failure; an utter ...
Collapse: To fail suddenly and completely, like so...
Collapse: To fall together suddenly, as the sides ...
Collapsed: of Collapse...
Collapsing: of Collapse...
Collapsion: Collapse....
Collar: A ringlike part of a mollusk in connecti...
Collar: A ring or cincture....
Collar: Something worn round the neck, whether f...
Collar: A collar beam....
Collar: The neck or line of junction between the...
Collar: A ring or round flange upon, surrounding...
Collar: An eye formed in the bight or bend of a ...
Collar: A curb, or a horizontal timbering, aroun...
Collar: To seize by the collar....
Collar: An ornament worn round the neck by knigh...
Collar: To put a collar on....
Collar: A colored ring round the neck of a bird ...
Collar bone: The clavicle....
Collards: Young cabbage, used as "greens"; esp. a ...
Collared: Wearing a collar....
Collared: Wearing a collar; -- said of a man or be...
Collared: Rolled up and bound close with a string;...
Collared: of Collar...
Collaret: Alt. of Collarette...
Collarette: A small collar; specif., a woman's colla...
Collaring: of Collar...
Collatable: Capable of being collated....
Collate: To bestow or confer....
Collate: To place in a benefice, when the person ...
Collate: To present and institute in a benefice, ...
Collate: To gather and place in order, as the she...
Collate: To compare critically, as books or manus...
Collated: of Collate...
Collateral: Acting in an indirect way....
Collateral: Related to, but not strictly a part of, ...
Collateral: Tending toward the same conclusion or re...
Collateral: Descending from the same stock or ancest...
Collateral: A collateral relative....
Collateral: Collateral security; that which is pledg...
Collateral: Coming from, being on, or directed towar...
Collaterally: In collateral relation; not lineally....
Collaterally: Side by side; by the side....
Collaterally: In an indirect or subordinate manner; in...
Collateralness: The state of being collateral....
Collating: of Collate...
Collation: The right which an heir has of throwing ...
Collation: To partake of a collation....
Collation: The act of collating or comparing; a com...
Collation: A collection of the Lives of the Fathers...
Collation: The report of the act made by the proper...
Collation: The act of comparing the copy of any pap...
Collation: The presentation of a clergyman to a ben...
Collation: A conference....
Collation: The act of conferring or bestowing....
Collation: The gathering and examination of sheets ...
Collation: A light repast or luncheon; as, a cold c...
Collationer: One who examines the sheets of a book th...
Collatitious: Brought together; contributed; done by c...
Collative: Passing or held by collation; -- said of...
Collator: One who confers any benefit....
Collator: One who collates manuscripts, books, etc...
Collator: One who collates to a benefice....
Collaud: To join in praising....
Colleague: A partner or associate in some civil or ...
Colleague: To unite or associate with another or wi...
Colleagueship: Partnership in office....
Collect: To infer; to conclude....
Collect: To gather into one body or place; to ass...
Collect: To demand and obtain payment of, as an a...
Collect: To infer from observed facts; to conclud...
Collect: To assemble together; as, the people col...
Collect: A short, comprehensive prayer, adapted t...
Collectanea: Passages selected from various authors, ...
Collected: of Collect...
Collected: Gathered together....
Collected: Self-possessed; calm; composed....
Collectedly: Composedly; coolly....
Collectedness: A collected state of the mind; self-poss...
Collectible: Capable of being collected....
Collecting: of Collect...
Collection: The jurisdiction of a collector of excis...
Collection: The act of inferring or concluding from ...
Collection: That which is collected...
Collection: A gathering or assemblage of objects or ...
Collection: A gathering of money for charitable or o...
Collection: That which is obtained in payment of dem...
Collection: An accumulation of any substance....
Collection: The act or process of collecting or of g...
Collectional: Of or pertaining to collecting....
Collective: Formed by gathering or collecting; gathe...
Collective: Deducing consequences; reasoning; inferr...
Collective: Expressing a collection or aggregate of ...
Collective: Tending to collect; forming a collection...
Collective: Having plurality of origin or authority;...
Collective: A collective noun or name....
Collectively: In a mass, or body; in a collected state...
Collectiveness: A state of union; mass....
Collectivism: The doctrine that land and capital shoul...
Collectivist: An advocate of collectivism....
Collectivist: Relating to, or characteristic of, colle...
Collectivity: Quality or state of being collective....
Collectivity: Collectivism....
Collectivity: The collective sum. aggregate, or mass o...
Collector: One who collects things which are separa...
Collector: A compiler of books; one who collects sc...
Collector: One authorized to collect debts....
Collector: A bachelor of arts in Oxford, formerly a...
Collector: An officer appointed and commissioned to...
Collectorate: The district of a collector of customs; ...
Collectorship: The office of a collector of customs or ...
Colleen: A girl; a maiden....
Collegatary: A joint legatee....
College: Fig.: A community....
College: A collection, body, or society of person...
College: A society of scholars or friends of lear...
College: A building, or number of buildings, used...
Collegial: Collegiate....
Collegian: A member of a college, particularly of a...
Collegiate: Of or pertaining to a college; as, colle...
Collegiate: A member of a college....
Collembola: The division of Thysanura which includes...
Collenchyma: A tissue of vegetable cells which are th...
Collet: An inferior church servant. [Obs.] See A...
Collet: A small collar or neckband....
Collet: The part of a ring containing the bezel ...
Collet: The flat table at the base of a brillian...
Collet: A small metal ring; a small collar faste...
Colleterial: Of or pertaining to the colleterium of i...
Colleterium: An organ of female insects, containing a...
Colletic: An agglutinant....
Colletic: Agglutinant....
Colley: See Collie....
Collide: To strike or dash against each other; to...
Collide: To strike or dash against....
Collidine: One of a class of organic bases, C8H11N,...
Collie: The Scotch shepherd dog. There are two b...
Collied: Darkened. See Colly, v. t....
Collied: of Colly...
Collier: One engaged in the business of digging m...
Collier: A vessel employed in the coal trade....
Collieries: of Colliery...
Colliery: The coal trade....
Colliery: The place where coal is dug; a coal mine...
Colliflower: See Cauliflower....
Colligate: To tie or bind together....
Colligate: To bring together by colligation; to sum...
Colligate: Bound together....
Colligated: of Colligate...
Colligating: of Colligate...
Colligation: A binding together....
Colligation: That process by which a number of isolat...
Collimate: To render parallel to a certain line or ...
Collimated: of Collimate...
Collimating: of Collimate...
Collimation: The act of collimating; the adjustment o...
Collimator: A tube having a convex lens at one end a...
Collimator: A telescope arranged and used to determi...
Collin: A very pure form of gelatin....
Colline: A small hill or mount....
Collineation: The act of aiming at, or directing in a ...
Colling: An embrace; dalliance....
Collingly: With embraces....
Collingual: Having, or pertaining to, the same langu...
Colliquable: Liable to melt, grow soft, or become flu...
Colliquament: The first rudiments of an embryo in gene...
Colliquate: To change from solid to fluid; to make o...
Colliquated: of Colliquate...
Colliquating: of Colliquate...
Colliquation: A melting together; the act of melting; ...
Colliquation: A processive wasting or melting away of ...
Colliquative: Causing rapid waste or exhaustion; melti...
Colliquefaction: A melting together; the reduction of dif...
Collish: A tool to polish the edge of a sole....
Collision: A state of opposition; antagonism; inter...
Collision: The act of striking together; a striking...
Collisive: Colliding; clashing....
Collitigant: Disputing or wrangling....
Collitigant: One who litigates or wrangles....
Collocate: To set or place; to set; to station....
Collocate: Set; placed....
Collocated: of Collocate...
Collocating: of Collocate...
Collocation: The act of placing; the state of being p...
Collocution: A speaking or conversing together; confe...
Collocutor: One of the speakers in a dialogue....
Collodion: A solution of pyroxylin (soluble gun cot...
Collodionize: To prepare or treat with collodion....
Collodiotype: A picture obtained by the collodion proc...
Collodium: See Collodion....
Collogue: To talk or confer secretly and confident...
Colloid: Resembling glue or jelly; characterized ...
Colloid: A substance (as albumin, gum, gelatin, e...
Colloid: A gelatinous substance found in colloid ...
Colloidal: Pertaining to, or of the nature of, coll...
Colloidality: The state or quality of being colloidal....
Collop: A small slice of meat; a piece of flesh....
Collop: A part or piece of anything; a portion....
Colloped: Having ridges or bunches of flesh, like ...
Collophore: A suckerlike organ at the base of the ab...
Collophore: An adhesive marginal organ of the Lucern...
Colloquial: Pertaining to, or used in, conversation,...
Colloquialism: A colloquial expression, not employed in...
Colloquialize: To make colloquial and familiar; as, to ...
Colloquies: of Colloquy...
Colloquist: A speaker in a colloquy or dialogue....
Colloquy: Mutual discourse of two or more persons;...
Colloquy: In some American colleges, a part in exh...
Collotype: A photomechanical print made directly fr...
Collow: Soot; smut. See 1st Colly....
Colluctancy: A struggling to resist; a striving again...
Colluctation: A struggling; a contention....
Collude: To have secretly a joint part or share i...
Colluded: of Collude...
Colluder: One who conspires in a fraud....
Colluding: of Collude...
Collum: Same as Collar....
Collum: A neck or cervix....
Collusion: An agreement between two or more persons...
Collusion: A secret agreement and cooperation for a...
Collusive: Characterized by collusion; done or plan...
Collusive: Acting in collusion....
Collusory: Collusive....
Collutory: A medicated wash for the mouth....
Colluvies: A collection or gathering, as of pus, or...
Colluvies: A medley; offscourings or rabble....
Colly: A kind of dog. See Collie....
Colly: To render black or dark, as of with coal...
Colly: The black grime or soot of coal....
Collybist: A money changer....
Collying: of Colly...
Collyria: of Collyrium...
Collyrium: An application to the eye, usually an ey...
Collyriums: of Collyrium...
Coloboma: A defect or malformation; esp., a fissur...
Colocolo: A South American wild cat (Felis colocol...
Colocynth: The light spongy pulp of the fruit of th...
Colocynthin: The active medicinal principle of colocy...
Cologne: A perfumed liquid, composed of alcohol a...
Cologne earth: An earth of a deep brown color, containi...
Colombier: A large size of paper for drawings. See ...
Colombin: See Calumbin....
Colombo: See Calumba....
Colon: That part of the large intestines which ...
Colon: A point or character, formed thus [:], u...
Colonel: The chief officer of a regiment; an offi...
Colonelcy: The office, rank, or commission of a col...
Colonelship: Colonelcy....
Coloner: A colonist....
Colonial: Of or pertaining to a colony; as, coloni...
Colonialism: The state or quality of, or the relation...
Colonialism: A custom, idea, feature of government, o...
Colonialism: The colonial system or policy in politic...
Colonical: Of or pertaining to husbandmen....
Colonies: of Colony...
Colonist: A member or inhabitant of a colony....
Colonitis: See Colitis....
Colonization: The act of colonizing, or the state of b...
Colonizationist: A friend to colonization, esp. (U. S. Hi...
Colonize: To remove to, and settle in, a distant c...
Colonize: To plant or establish a colony or coloni...
Colonized: of Colonize...
Colonizer: One who promotes or establishes a colony...
Colonizing: of Colonize...
Colonnade: A series or range of columns placed at r...
Colony: The district or country colonized; a set...
Colony: A number of animals or plants living or ...
Colony: A company of persons from the same count...
Colony: A cell family or group of common origin,...
Colony: A cluster or aggregation of zooids of an...
Colony: A company of people transplanted from th...
Colony: A community of social insects, as ants, ...
Colophany: See Colophony....
Colophene: A colorless, oily liquid, formerly obtai...
Colophon: An inscription, monogram, or cipher, con...
Colophonite: A coarsely granular variety of garnet....
Colophony: Rosin....
Coloquintida: See Colocynth....
Color: To change or alter, as if by dyeing or p...
Color: Any hue distinguished from white or blac...
Color: A property depending on the relations of...
Color: Shade or variety of character; kind; spe...
Color: To change or alter the hue or tint of, b...
Color: To hide....
Color: An apparent right; as where the defendan...
Color: To acquire color; to turn red, especiall...
Color: The hue or color characteristic of good ...
Color: A distinguishing badge, as a flag or sim...
Color: That which is used to give color; a pain...
Color: That which covers or hides the real char...
Color sergeant: See under Sergeant....
Colorable: Specious; plausible; having an appearanc...
Colorado: Reddish; -- often used in proper names o...
Colorado: Medium in color and strength; -- said of...
Colorado beetle: A yellowish beetle (Doryphora decemlinea...
Colorado group: A subdivision of the cretaceous formatio...
Coloradoite: Mercury telluride, an iron-black metalli...
Colorate: Colored....
Coloration: The act or art of coloring; the state of...
Colorature: Vocal music colored, as it were, by flor...
Color-blind: Affected with color blindness. See Color...
Colored: Of some other color than black or white....
Colored: of Color...
Colored: Of some other color than white; specific...
Colored: Specious; plausible; adorned so as to ap...
Colored: Having color; tinged; dyed; painted; sta...
Colored: Of some other color than green....
Colorific: Capable of communicating color or tint t...
Colorimeter: An instrument for measuring the depth of...
Colorimetry: The quantitative determination of the de...
Colorimetry: A method of quantitative chemical analys...
Coloring: of Color...
Coloring: The act of applying color to; also, that...
Coloring: Change of appearance as by addition of c...
Colorist: One who colors; an artist who excels in ...
Colorless: Without color; not distinguished by any ...
Colorless: Free from any manifestation of partial o...
Colorman: A vender of paints, etc....
Colormen: of Colorman...
Colossal: Of enormous size; gigantic; huge; as, a ...
Colossal: Of a size larger than heroic. See Heroic...
Colossean: Colossal....
Colosseum: The amphitheater of Vespasian in Rome....
Colossi: of Colossus...
Colossus: A statue of gigantic size. The name was ...
Colossus: Any man or beast of gigantic size....
Colossuses: of Colossus...
Colostrum: The first milk secreted after delivery; ...
Colostrum: A mixture of turpentine and the yolk of ...
Colotomy: An operation for opening the colon...
Colour: See Color....
Colp: See Collop....
Colportage: The distribution of religious books, tra...
Colporter: Same as Colporteur....
Colporteur: A hawker; specifically, one who travels ...
Colstaff: A staff by means of which a burden is bo...
Colt: To befool....
Colt: The young of the equine genus or horse k...
Colt: A young, foolish fellow....
Colt: A short knotted rope formerly used as an...
Colt: To frisk or frolic like a colt; to act l...
Colt: To horse; to get with young....
Colt pistol: A self-loading or semi-automatic pistol ...
Colt revolver: A revolver made according to a system us...
Colter: A knife or cutter, attached to the beam ...
Coltish: Like a colt; wanton; frisky....
Colt's tooth: See under Colt....
Coltsfoot: A perennial herb (Tussilago Farfara), wh...
Coluber: A genus of harmless serpents....
Colubrine: like or related to snakes of the genus C...
Colubrine: Like a snake; cunning; crafty....
Colugo: A peculiar East Indian mammal (Galleopit...
Columba: See Calumba....
Columbae: An order of birds, including the pigeons...
Columbaria: of Columbarium...
Columbaries: of Columbary...
Columbarium: A dovecote or pigeon house....
Columbarium: A sepulchral chamber with niches for hol...
Columbary: A dovecote; a pigeon house....
Columbate: A salt of columbic acid; a niobate. See ...
Columbatz fly: See Buffalo fly, under Buffalo....
Columbella: A genus of univalve shells, abundant in ...
Columbia: America; the United States; -- a poetica...
Columbiad: A form of seacoast cannon; a long, chamb...
Columbian: Of or pertaining to the United States, o...
Columbic: Pertaining to, or containing, columbium ...
Columbic: Pertaining to, or derived from, the colu...
Columbier: See Colombier....
Columbiferous: Producing or containing columbium....
Columbin: A white, crystalline, bitter substance. ...
Columbine: A plant of several species of the genus ...
Columbine: Of or pertaining to a dove; dovelike; do...
Columbine: The mistress or sweetheart of Harlequin ...
Columbite: A mineral of a black color, submetallic ...
Columbium: A rare element of the vanadium group, fi...
Columbo: See Calumba....
Columbus Day: The 12th day of October, on which day in...
Columella: The central pillar or axis of the calicl...
Columella: An axis to which a carpel of a compound ...
Columella: A columnlike axis in the capsules of mos...
Columella: A term applied to various columnlike par...
Columella: The upright pillar in the axis of most u...
Columelliform: Shaped like a little column, or columell...
Column: A small army....
Column: Anything resembling, in form or position...
Column: A body of troops formed in ranks, one be...
Column: A number of ships so arranged as to foll...
Column: A perpendicular line of figures....
Column: The body formed by the union of the stam...
Column: A kind of pillar; a cylindrical or polyg...
Column: A perpendicular set of lines, not extend...
Columnar: Formed in columns; having the form of a ...
Columnarity: The state or quality of being columnar....
Columnated: Having columns; as, columnated temples....
Columned: Having columns....
Columniation: The employment or arrangement of columns...
Colure: One of two great circles intersecting at...
Colures: of Colure...
Coly: Any bird of the genus Colius and allied ...
Colza: A variety of cabbage (Brassica oleracea)...
Com-: A prefix from the Latin preposition cum,...
Coma: A tuft or bunch, -- as the assemblage of...
Coma: The envelope of a comet; a nebulous cove...
Coma: A state of profound insensibility from w...
Comanches: A warlike, savage, and nomadic tribe of ...
Comart: A covenant....
Comate: Encompassed with a coma, or bushy appear...
Co-mate: A companion....
Comatose: Relating to, or resembling, coma; drowsy...
Comatous: Comatose....
Comatula: A crinoid of the genus Antedon and relat...
Comatulid: Any crinoid of the genus Antedon or alli...
Comb: A toothed instrument used for separating...
Comb: The naked fleshy crest or caruncle on th...
Comb: To disentangle, cleanse, or adjust, with...
Comb: The thumbpiece of the hammer of a gunloc...
Comb: The waxen framework forming the walls of...
Comb: The curling crest of a wave....
Comb: One of a pair of peculiar organs on the ...
Comb: To roll over, as the top or crest of a w...
Comb: The collector of an electrical machine, ...
Comb: The notched scale of a wire micrometer....
Comb: A tool with teeth, used for chasing scre...
Comb: A dry measure. See Coomb....
Comb: The serrated vibratory doffing knife of ...
Comb: Alt. of Combe...
Comb: An instrument for currying hairy animals...
Comb: An instrument with teeth, for straighten...
Comb: A former, commonly cone-shaped, used in ...
Combat: To struggle or contend, as with an oppos...
Combat: To fight with; to oppose by force, argum...
Combat: A fight; a contest of violence; a strugg...
Combat: An engagement of no great magnitude; or ...
Combatable: Such as can be, or is liable to be, comb...
Combatant: Contending; disposed to contend....
Combatant: One who engages in combat....
Combated: of Combat...
Combater: One who combats....
Combating: of Combat...
Combative: Disposed to engage in combat; pugnacious...
Combativeness: The quality of being combative; propensi...
Combativeness: A cranial development supposed to indica...
Combattant: In the position of fighting; -- said of ...
Combbroach: A tooth of a wool comb....
Combe: That unwatered portion of a valley which...
Combe: See Comb....
Combed: of Comb...
Comber: One who combs; one whose occupation it i...
Comber: The cabrilla. Also, a name applied to a ...
Comber: Encumbrance....
Comber: A long, curling wave....
Comber: To cumber....
Combinable: Capable of combining; consistent with....
Combinate: United; joined; betrothed....
Combination: The different arrangements of a number o...
Combination: The act or process of uniting by chemica...
Combination: The act or process of combining or uniti...
Combination: The result of combining or uniting; unio...
Combine: To unite by affinity or natural attracti...
Combine: In the game of casino, to play a card wh...
Combine: To unite or join; to link closely togeth...
Combine: To bind; to hold by a moral tie....
Combine: To form a union; to agree; to coalesce; ...
Combined: United closely; confederated; chemically...
Combined: of Combine...
Combinedly: ; jointly....
Combiner: One who, or that which, combines....
Combing: See Coamings....
Combing: of Comb...
Combing: That which is caught or collected with a...
Combing: Hair arranged to be worn on the head....
Combing: The act or process of using a comb or a ...
Combining: of Combine...
Combless: Without a comb or crest; as, a combless ...
Comboloio: A Mohammedan rosary, consisting of ninet...
Comb-shaped: Pectinate....
Combust: Burnt; consumed....
Combust: So near the sun as to be obscured or ecl...
Combustibility: The quality of being combustible....
Combustible: A substance that may be set on fire, or ...
Combustible: Easily kindled or excited; quick; fiery;...
Combustible: Capable of taking fire and burning; apt ...
Combustibleness: Combustibility....
Combustion: The state of burning....
Combustion: Violent agitation; confusion; tumult....
Combustion: The combination of a combustible with a ...
Combustion chamber: A space over, or in front of , a boiler ...
Combustion chamber: The clearance space in the cylinder of a...
Combustious: Inflammable....
Come: To approach or arrive, as if by a journe...
Come: Coming....
Come: To carry through; to succeed in; as, you...
Come: To get to be, as the result of change or...
Come: To approach or arrive, as the result of ...
Come: To complete a movement toward a place; t...
Come: To move hitherward; to draw near; to app...
Come: of Come...
Come: To arrive in sight; to be manifest; to a...
Come-along: A gripping device, as for stretching wir...
Co-meddle: To mix; to mingle, to temper....
Comedian: A writer of comedy....
Comedian: An actor or player in comedy....
Comedienne: A women who plays in comedy....
Comedies: of Comedy...
Comedietta: A dramatic sketch; a brief comedy....
Comedo: A small nodule or cystic tumor, common o...
Comedones: of Comedo...
Comedown: A downfall; an humiliation....
Comedy: A dramatic composition, or representatio...
Comelily: In a suitable or becoming manner....
Comeliness: The quality or state of being comely....
Comely: In a becoming manner....
Comely: Pleasing or agreeable to the sight; well...
Comely: Suitable or becoming; proper; agreeable....
Come-outer: One who comes out or withdraws from a re...
Comer: One who comes, or who has come; one who ...
Comes: The answer to the theme (dux) in a fugue...
Comessation: A reveling; a rioting....
Comestible: Something suitable to be eaten; -- commo...
Comestible: Suitable to be eaten; eatable; esculent....
Comet: A member of the solar system which usual...
Comet- seeker: A telescope of low power, having a large...
Cometarium: An instrument, intended to represent the...
Cometary: Pertaining to, or resembling, a comet....
Comet-finder: Alt. of Comet- seeker...
Comether: Friendly communication or association....
Comether: Matter; affair....
Cometic: Relating to a comet....
Cometographer: One who describes or writes about comets...
Cometography: A description of, or a treatise concerni...
Cometology: The department of astronomy relating to ...
Comfit: A dry sweetmeat; any kind of fruit, root...
Comfit: To preserve dry with sugar....
Comfiture: See Comfit, n....
Comfort: To assist or help; to aid....
Comfort: To make strong; to invigorate; to fortif...
Comfort: Assistance; relief; support....
Comfort: Encouragement; solace; consolation in tr...
Comfort: A wadded bedquilt; a comfortable....
Comfort: Unlawful support, countenance, or encour...
Comfort: A state of quiet enjoyment; freedom from...
Comfort: To impart strength and hope to; to encou...
Comfortable: Free, or comparatively free, from pain o...
Comfortable: Strong; vigorous; valiant....
Comfortable: In a condition of comfort; having comfor...
Comfortable: Serviceable; helpful....
Comfortable: A stuffed or quilted coverlet for a bed;...
Comfortable: Affording or imparting comfort or consol...
Comfortableness: State of being comfortable....
Comfortably: In a comfortable or comforting manner....
Comforted: of Comfort...
Comforter: A wadded bedquilt; a comfortable....
Comforter: A knit woolen tippet, long and narrow....
Comforter: The Holy Spirit, -- referring to his off...
Comforter: One who administers comfort or consolati...
Comforting.: of Comfort...
Comfortless: Without comfort or comforts; in want or ...
Comfortment: Act or process of administering comfort....
Comfortress: A woman who comforts....
Comfrey: A rough, hairy, perennial plant of sever...
Comic: Causing mirth; ludicrous....
Comic: Relating to comedy, as distinct from tra...
Comic: A comedian....
Comical: Relating to comedy....
Comical: Exciting mirth; droll; laughable; as, a ...
Comicalities: of Comicality...
Comicality: The quality of being comical; something ...
Comicry: The power of exciting mirth; comicalness...
Coming: Approach; advent; manifestation; as, the...
Coming: Approaching; of the future, especially t...
Coming: Ready to come; complaisant; fond....
Coming: of Come...
Coming: Specifically: The Second Advent of Chris...
Comitia: A public assembly of the Roman people fo...
Comitial: Relating to the comitia, or popular asse...
Comities: of Comity...
Comitiva: A body of followers; -- applied to the l...
Comity: Mildness and suavity of manners; courtes...
Comma: A small interval (the difference between...
Comma: A character or point [,] marking the sma...
Command: To have within a sphere of control, infl...
Command: To have power or influence of the nature...
Command: A body of troops, or any naval or milita...
Command: To direct to come; to bestow....
Command: To exercise direct authority over; to ha...
Command: To have or to exercise direct authority;...
Command: To order with authority; to lay injuncti...
Command: An authoritative order requiring obedien...
Command: The possession or exercise of authority....
Command: Authority; power or right of control; le...
Command: Control; power over something; sway; inf...
Command: To have a view, as from a superior posit...
Command: Power to dominate, command, or overlook ...
Commandable: Capable of being commanded....
Commandant: A commander; the commanding officer of a...
Commandatory: Mandatory; as, commandatory authority....
Commanded: of Command...
Commandeer: To compel to perform military service; t...
Commandeer: To take arbitrary or forcible possession...
Commandeered: of Commandeer...
Commandeering: of Commandeer...
Commander: A chief; one who has supreme authority; ...
Commander: An officer who ranks next below a captai...
Commander: The chief officer of a commandery....
Commander: A heavy beetle or wooden mallet, used in...
Commanderies: of Commandery...
Commandership: The office of a commander....
Commandery: An assembly or lodge of Knights Templars...
Commandery: A district under the administration of a...
Commandery: A district or a manor with lands and ten...
Commandery: The office or rank of a commander....
Commanding: Fitted to impress or control; as, a comm...
Commanding: Exalted; overlooking; having superior st...
Commanding: of Command...
Commanding: Exercising authority; actually in comman...
Commandingly: In a commanding manner....
Commandment: An order or injunction given by authorit...
Commandment: One of the ten laws or precepts given by...
Commandment: The act of commanding; exercise of autho...
Commandment: The offense of commanding or inducing an...
Commando: In South Africa, a military body or comm...
Commandress: A woman invested with authority to comma...
Commandry: See Commandery....
Commark: The frontier of a country; confines....
Commaterial: Consisting of the same material....
Commatic: Having short clauses or sentences; brief...
Commatism: Conciseness in writing....
Commeasurable: Having the same measure; commensurate; p...
Commeasure: To be commensurate with; to equal....
Commemorable: Worthy to be commemorated....
Commemorate: To call to remembrance by a special act ...
Commemorated: of Commemorate...
Commemorating: of Commemorate...
Commemoration: Whatever serves the purpose of commemora...
Commemoration: The act of commemorating; an observance ...
Commemorative: Tending or intended to commemorate....
Commemorator: One who commemorates....
Commemoratory: Serving to commemorate; commemorative....
Commence: To enter upon; to begin; to perform the ...
Commence: To begin to be, or to act as....
Commence: To have a beginning or origin; to origin...
Commence: To take a degree at a university....
Commenced: of Commence...
Commencement: The first existence of anything; act or ...
Commencement: The day when degrees are conferred by co...
Commencing: of Commence...
Commend: To mention with approbation; to praise; ...
Commend: To recommend as worthy of confidence or ...
Commend: To mention by way of courtesy, implying ...
Commend: Commendation; praise....
Commend: Compliments; greetings....
Commend: To commit, intrust, or give in charge fo...
Commendable: Worthy of being commended or praised; la...
Commendam: A vacant living or benefice commended to...
Commendatary: One who holds a living in commendam....
Commendation: The act of commending; praise; favorable...
Commendation: That which is the ground of approbation ...
Commendation: A message of affection or respect; compl...
Commendator: One who holds a benefice in commendam; a...
Commendatory: Holding a benefice in commendam; as, a c...
Commendatory: A commendation; eulogy....
Commendatory: Serving to commend; containing praise or...
Commended: of Commend...
Commender: One who commends or praises....
Commending: of Commend...
Commensal: Having the character of a commensal....
Commensal: One who eats at the same table....
Commensal: An animal, not truly parasitic, which li...
Commensalism: The act of eating together; table fellow...
Commensality: Fellowship at table; the act or practice...
Commensation: Commensality....
Commensurability: The quality of being commensurable....
Commensurable: Having a common measure; capable of bein...
Commensurably: In a commensurable manner; so as to be c...
Commensurate: To reduce to a common measure....
Commensurate: To proportionate; to adjust....
Commensurate: Equal in measure or extent; proportionat...
Commensurate: Having a common measure; commensurable; ...
Commensurated: of Commensurate...
Commensurately: In a commensurate manner; so as to be eq...
Commensurately: With equal measure or extent....
Commensurateness: The state or quality of being commensura...
Commensurating: of Commensurate...
Commensuration: The act of commensurating; the state of ...
Comment: To make remarks, observations, or critic...
Comment: To comment on....
Comment: A remark, observation, or criticism; gos...
Comment: A note or observation intended to explai...
Commentaries: of Commentary...
Commentary: A series of comments or annotations; esp...
Commentary: A brief account of transactions or event...
Commentate: To write comments or notes upon; to make...
Commentation: The act or process of commenting or crit...
Commentation: The result of the labors of a commentato...
Commentator: One who writes a commentary or comments;...
Commentatorial: Pertaining to the making of commentaries...
Commentatorship: The office or occupation of a commentato...
Commented: of Comment...
Commenter: One who makes or writes comments; a comm...
Commenting: of Comment...
Commentitious: Fictitious or imaginary; unreal; as, a c...
Commerce: The exchange or buying and selling of co...
Commerce: Social intercourse; the dealings of one ...
Commerce: A round game at cards, in which the card...
Commerce: To carry on trade; to traffic....
Commerce: To hold intercourse; to commune....
Commerce: Sexual intercourse....
Commerce destroyer: A very fast, unarmored, lightly armed ve...
Commerced: of Commerce...
Commercial: Of or pertaining to commerce; carrying o...
Commercialism: The commercial spirit or method....
Commercially: In a commercial manner....
Commercing: of Commerce...
Commigrate: To migrate together....
Commigration: Migration together....
Commination: An office in the liturgy of the Church o...
Commination: A threat or threatening; a denunciation ...
Comminatory: Threatening or denouncing punishment; as...
Commingle: To mingle together; to mix in one mass, ...
Commingled: of Commingle...
Commingler: One that commingles; specif., a device f...
Commingling: of Commingle...
Comminute: To reduce to minute particles, or to a f...
Comminuted: of Comminute...
Comminuting: of Comminute...
Comminution: Fracture (of a bone) into a number of pi...
Comminution: Gradual diminution by the removal of sma...
Comminution: The act of reducing to a fine powder or ...
Commiserable: Pitiable....
Commiserate: To feel sorrow, pain, or regret for; to ...
Commiserated: of Commiserate...
Commiserating: of Commiserate...
Commiseration: The act of commiserating; sorrow for the...
Commiserative: Feeling or expressing commiseration....
Commiserator: One who pities....
Commissarial: Of or pertaining to a commissary....
Commissariat: The organized system by which armies and...
Commissariat: The body of officers charged with such s...
Commissaries: of Commissary...
Commissary: One to whom is committed some charge, du...
Commissary: An officer of the bishop, who exercises ...
Commissary: An officer having charge of a special se...
Commissary: An officer whose business is to provide ...
Commissaryship: The office or employment of a commissary...
Commission: A company of persons joined in the perfo...
Commission: The act of committing, doing, or perform...
Commission: The act of intrusting; a charge; instruc...
Commission: The duty or employment intrusted to any ...
Commission: A certificate conferring military or nav...
Commission: The brokerage or allowance made to a fac...
Commission: The acting under authority of, or on acc...
Commission: The thing to be done as agent for anothe...
Commission: To give a commission to; to furnish with...
Commission: To send out with a charge or commission....
Commission: A formal written warrant or authority, g...
Commissionaire: One of a corps of pensioned soldiers, as...
Commissionaire: One intrusted with a commission, now onl...
Commissional: Alt. of Commissionary...
Commissionary: Of, pertaining to, or conferring, a comm...
Commissionate: To commission...
Commissioned: of Commission...
Commissioner: An officer having charge of some departm...
Commissioner: A person who has a commission or warrant...
Commissioning: of Commission...
Commissionnaire: One of a class of attendants, in some Eu...
Commissionnaire: An agent or factor; a commission merchan...
Commissionship: The office of commissioner....
Commissive: Relating to commission; of the nature of...
Commissural: Of or pertaining to a commissure....
Commissure: The line of junction or cohering face of...
Commissure: A collection of fibers connecting parts ...
Commissure: A joint, seam, or closure; the place whe...
Commissure: The point of union between two parts, as...
Commit: To give in trust; to put into charge or ...
Commit: To put in charge of a jailor; to impriso...
Commit: To do; to perpetrate, as a crime, sin, o...
Commit: To join for a contest; to match; -- foll...
Commit: To pledge or bind; to compromise, expose...
Commit: To confound....
Commit: To sin; esp., to be incontinent....
Commitment: The act of referring or intrusting to a ...
Commitment: A doing, or perpetration, in a bad sense...
Commitment: A warrant or order for the imprisonment ...
Commitment: The act of committing, or putting in cha...
Commitment: The act of pledging or engaging; the act...
Committable: Capable of being committed....
Committal: The act of committing, or the state of b...
Committed: of Commit...
Committee: One or more persons elected or appointed...
Committee: One to whom the charge of the person or ...
Committeeman: A member of a committee....
Committer: One who commits; one who does or perpetr...
Committer: A fornicator....
Committible: Capable of being committed; liable to be...
Committing: of Commit...
Commix: To mix or mingle together; to blend....
Commixed: of Commix...
Commixing: of Commix...
Commixion: Commixture....
Commixtion: Commixture; mingling....
Commixture: The act or process of mixing; the state ...
Commixture: The mass formed by mingling different th...
Commodate: A gratuitous loan....
Commode: A kind of close stool....
Commode: A movable sink or stand for a wash bowl,...
Commode: A night stand with a compartment for hol...
Commode: A chest of drawers or a bureau....
Commode: A piece of furniture, so named according...
Commode: A kind of headdress formerly worn by lad...
Commodious: Adapted to its use or purpose, or to wan...
Commodiously: In a commodious manner....
Commodiousness: State of being commodious; suitableness ...
Commodities: of Commodity...
Commodity: A parcel or quantity of goods....
Commodity: Convenience; accommodation; profit; bene...
Commodity: That which affords convenience, advantag...
Commodore: A captain commanding a squadron, or a di...
Commodore: A title given by courtesy to the senior ...
Commodore: A familiar for the flagship, or for the ...
Commodore: An officer who ranks next above a captai...
Common: To board together; to eat at a table in ...
Common: The people; the community....
Common: The right of taking a profit in the land...
Common: An inclosed or uninclosed tract of groun...
Common: To have a joint right with others in com...
Common: Given to habits of lewdness; prostitute....
Common: To converse together; to discourse; to c...
Common: Belonging or relating equally, or simila...
Common: Profane; polluted....
Common: Not distinguished or exceptional; incons...
Common: Often met with; usual; frequent; customa...
Common: Belonging to or shared by, affecting or ...
Common: To participate....
Common sense: See Common sense, under Sense....
Commonable: Held in common....
Commonable: Allowed to pasture on public commons....
Commonage: The right of pasturing on a common; the ...
Commonalties: of Commonalty...
Commonalty: The majority or bulk of mankind....
Commonalty: The common people; those classes and con...
Commoner: A student in the university of Oxford, E...
Commoner: One sharing with another in anything....
Commoner: A member of the House of Commons....
Commoner: One who has a joint right in common grou...
Commoner: One of the common people; one having no ...
Commoner: A prostitute....
Commonish: Somewhat common; commonplace; vulgar....
Commonition: Advice; warning; instruction....
Commonitive: Monitory....
Commonitory: Calling to mind; giving admonition....
Commonly: In common; familiarly....
Commonly: Usually; generally; ordinarily; frequent...
Commonness: Triteness; meanness....
Commonness: State or quality of being common or usua...
Commonplace: To enter in a commonplace book, or to re...
Commonplace: A memorandum; something to be frequently...
Commonplace: To utter commonplaces; to indulge in pla...
Commonplace: Common; ordinary; trite; as, a commonpla...
Commonplace: An idea or expression wanting originalit...
Commonplaceness: The quality of being commonplace; common...
Commons: The mass of the people, as distinguished...
Commons: Provisions; food; fare, -- as that provi...
Commons: A club or association for boarding at a ...
Commons: A common; public pasture ground....
Commons: The House of Commons, or lower house of ...
Commonty: A common; a piece of land in which two o...
Commonweal: Commonwealth....
Commonwealth: The whole body of people in a state; the...
Commonwealth: Specifically, the form of government est...
Commonwealth: A state; a body politic consisting of a ...
Commorance: See Commorancy....
Commorancy: A dwelling or ordinary residence in a pl...
Commorancy: Residence temporarily, or for a short ti...
Commorant: Ordinarily residing; inhabiting....
Commorant: Inhabiting or occupying temporarily....
Commorant: A resident....
Commoration: The act of staying or residing in a plac...
Commorient: Dying together or at the same time....
Commorse: Remorse....
Commote: To commove; to disturb; to stir up....
Commotion: Disturbed or violent motion; agitation....
Commotion: A popular tumult; public disturbance; ri...
Commotion: Agitation, perturbation, or disorder, of...
Commove: To put in motion; to disturb; to unsettl...
Commove: To urge; to persuade; to incite....
Commoved: of Commove...
Commoving: of Commove...
Communal: Pertaining to a commune....
Communalism: A French theory of government which hold...
Communalist: An advocate of communalism....
Communalistic: Pertaining to communalism....
Commune: Communion; sympathetic intercourse or co...
Commune: To converse together with sympathy and c...
Commune: To receive the communion; to partake of ...
Commune: The commonalty; the common people....
Commune: Absolute municipal self-government....
Commune: A small territorial district in France u...
Communed: of Commune...
Communicability: The quality of being communicable; capab...
Communicable: Capable of being communicated, or impart...
Communicable: Communicative; free-speaking....
Communicant: Communicating....
Communicant: One who partakes of, or is entitled to p...
Communicant: One who communicates....
Communicate: To impart; to bestow; to convey; as, to ...
Communicate: To have intercourse or to be the means o...
Communicate: To make known; to recount; to give; to i...
Communicate: To administer the communion to....
Communicate: To share or participate; to possess or e...
Communicate: To give alms, sympathy, or aid....
Communicate: To partake of the Lord's supper; to comm...
Communicate: To share in common; to participate in....
Communicated: of Communicate...
Communicating: of Communicate...
Communication: A trope, by which a speaker assumes that...
Communication: The act or fact of communicating; as, co...
Communication: Participation in the Lord's supper....
Communication: That which is communicated or imparted; ...
Communication: Means of communicating; means of passing...
Communication: Association; company....
Communication: Intercourse by words, letters, or messag...
Communicative: Inclined to communicate; ready to impart...
Communicativeness: The quality of being communicative....
Communicator: One who communicates....
Communicatory: Imparting knowledge or information....
Communing: of Commune...
Communion: The act of sharing; community; participa...
Communion: The sacrament of the eucharist; the cele...
Communion: Intercourse between two or more persons;...
Communion: A body of Christians having one common f...
Communism: A scheme of equalizing the social condit...
Communist: A supporter of the commune of Paris....
Communist: An advocate for the theory or practice o...
Communistic: Of or pertaining to communism or communi...
Communistic: Living or having their nests in common, ...
Communities: of Community...
Community: A body of people having common rights, p...
Community: Society at large; a commonwealth or stat...
Community: Common character; likeness....
Community: Commonness; frequency....
Community: Common possession or enjoyment; particip...
Commutability: The quality of being commutable....
Commutable: Capable of being commuted or interchange...
Commutableness: The quality of being commutable; interch...
Commutation: A substitution, as of a less thing for a...
Commutation: A passing from one state to another; cha...
Commutation: The act of giving one thing for another;...
Commutation: The change of a penalty or punishment by...
Commutation ticket: A ticket for transportation at a reduced...
Commutative: Relative to exchange; interchangeable; r...
Commutator: A piece of apparatus used for reversing ...
Commute: To exchange; to put or substitute someth...
Commute: To pay, or arrange to pay, in gross inst...
Commute: To obtain or bargain for exemption or su...
Commuted: of Commute...
Commuter: One who commutes; especially, one who co...
Commuting: of Commute...
Commutual: Mutual; reciprocal; united....
Comose: Bearing a tuft of soft hairs or down, as...
Compact: To unite or connect firmly, as in a syst...
Compact: Joined or held together; leagued; confed...
Compact: An agreement between parties; a covenant...
Compact: To thrust, drive, or press closely toget...
Compact: Closely or firmly united, as the particl...
Compact: Brief; close; pithy; not diffuse; not ve...
Compact: Composed or made; -- with of....
Compacted: of Compact...
Compacted: Compact; pressed close; concentrated; fi...
Compactedly: In a compact manner....
Compactedness: A state of being compact....
Compacter: One who makes a compact....
Compactible: That may be compacted....
Compacting: of Compact...
Compaction: The act of making compact, or the state ...
Compactly: In a compact manner; with close union of...
Compactness: The state or quality of being compact; c...
Compacture: Close union or connection of parts; mann...
Compages: A system or structure of many parts unit...
Compaginate: To unite or hold together; as, the side ...
Compagination: Union of parts; structure....
Companable: Companionable; sociable....
Companator: Same as Impanator....
Companiable: Companionable; sociable....
Companied: of Company...
Companies: of Company...
Companion: To qualify as a companion; to make equal...
Companion: A knight of the lowest rank in certain o...
Companion: A skylight on an upper deck with frames ...
Companion: One who accompanies or is in company wit...
Companion: To be a companion to; to attend on; to a...
Companion: A wooden hood or penthouse covering the ...
Companion: A fellow; -- in contempt....
Companionable: Fitted to be a companion; fit for good f...
Companionless: Without a companion....
Companionship: Fellowship; association; the act or fact...
Company: The body of actors employed in a theater...
Company: To have sexual commerce....
Company: The crew of a ship, including the office...
Company: To accompany or go with; to be companion...
Company: To associate....
Company: The state of being a companion or compan...
Company: A companion or companions....
Company: An assemblage or association of persons,...
Company: Guests or visitors, in distinction from ...
Company: Society, in general; people assembled fo...
Company: An association of persons for the purpos...
Company: Partners in a firm whose names are not m...
Company: A subdivision of a regiment of troops un...
Company: To be a gay companion....
Companying: of Company...
Comparable: Capable of being compared; worthy of com...
Comparate: One of two things compared together....
Comparation: A making ready; provision....
Comparative: Of or pertaining to comparison....
Comparative: One who makes comparisons; one who affec...
Comparative: The comparative degree of adjectives and...
Comparative: An equal; a rival; a compeer....
Comparative: Expressing a degree greater or less than...
Comparative: Estimated by comparison; relative; not p...
Comparative: Proceeding from, or by the method of, co...
Comparatively: According to estimate made by comparison...
Comparator: An instrument or machine for comparing a...
Compare: To inflect according to the degrees of c...
Compare: To get; to procure; to obtain; to acquir...
Compare: Illustration by comparison; simile....
Compare: Comparison....
Compare: To be like or equal; to admit, or be wor...
Compare: To represent as similar, for the purpose...
Compare: To examine the character or qualities of...
Compare: To vie; to assume a likeness or equality...
Compared: of Compare...
Comparer: One who compares....
Comparing: of Compare...
Comparison: A figure by which one person or thing is...
Comparison: The modification, by inflection or other...
Comparison: The act of comparing; an examination of ...
Comparison: The state of being compared; a relative ...
Comparison: That to which, or with which, a thing is...
Comparison: To compare....
Comparison: The faculty of the reflective group whic...
Compart: To divide; to mark out into parts or sub...
Comparted: of Compart...
Comparting: of Compart...
Compartition: The act of dividing into parts or compar...
Compartment: One of the sections into which the hold ...
Compartment: One of the parts into which an inclosed ...
Compartner: See Copartner....
Compass: To inclose on all sides; to surround; to...
Compass: To reach round; to circumvent; to get wi...
Compass: An inclosing limit; boundary; circumfere...
Compass: An inclosed space; an area; extent....
Compass: Extent; reach; sweep; capacity; sphere; ...
Compass: Moderate bounds, limits of truth; modera...
Compass: The range of notes, or tones, within the...
Compass: An instrument for determining directions...
Compass: A circle; a continent....
Compass: A pair of compasses....
Compass: A passing round; circuit; circuitous cou...
Compass: To curve; to bend into a circular form....
Compass: To purpose; to intend; to imagine; to pl...
Compass: To go about or entirely round; to make t...
Compassable: Capable of being compassed or accomplish...
Compassed: of Compass...
Compassed: Rounded; arched....
Compasses: An instrument for describing circles, me...
Compassing: of Compass...
Compassing: Curved; bent; as, compassing timbers....
Compassion: Literally, suffering with another; a sen...
Compassion: To pity....
Compassionable: Deserving compassion or pity; pitiable....
Compassionate: Having a temper or disposition to pity; ...
Compassionate: Complaining; inviting pity; pitiable....
Compassionate: To have compassion for; to pity; to comm...
Compassionated: of Compassionate...
Compassionately: In a compassionate manner; mercifully....
Compassionateness: The quality or state of being compassion...
Compassionating: of Compassionate...
Compassless: Having no compass....
Compaternity: The relation of a godfather to a person....
Compatibility: The quality or power of being compatible...
Compatible: Capable of existing in harmony; congruou...
Compatibleness: Compatibility; consistency; fitness; agr...
Compatibly: In a compatible manner....
Compatient: Suffering or enduring together....
Compatriot: One of the same country, and having like...
Compatriot: Of the same country; having a common sen...
Compatriotism: The condition of being compatriots....
Compear: To appear....
Compear: To appear in court personally or by atto...
Compeer: To be equal with; to match....
Compeer: Alt. of Compeir...
Compeer: An equal, as in rank, age, prowess, etc....
Compeir: See Compear....
Compel: To gather or unite in a crowd or company...
Compel: To drive or urge with force, or irresist...
Compel: To take by force or violence; to seize; ...
Compel: To force to yield; to overpower; to subj...
Compel: To call forth; to summon....
Compel: To make one yield or submit....
Compellable: Capable of being compelled or constraine...
Compellably: By compulsion....
Compellation: Style of address or salutation; an appel...
Compellative: The name by which a person is addressed;...
Compellatory: Serving to compel; compulsory....
Compelled: of Compel...
Compeller: One who compels or constrains....
Compelling: of Compel...
Compend: A compendium; an epitome; a summary....
Compendia: of Compendium...
Compendiarious: Short; compendious....
Compendiate: To sum or collect together....
Compendious: Containing the substance or general prin...
Compendiously: In a compendious manner....
Compendiousness: The state or quality of being compendiou...
Compendium: A brief compilation or composition, cont...
Compendiums: of Compendium...
Compensate: To be equivalent in value or effect to; ...
Compensate: To make amends; to supply an equivalent;...
Compensate: To make equal return to; to remunerate; ...
Compensated: of Compensate...
Compensating: of Compensate...
Compensation: The act or principle of compensating....
Compensation: That which constitutes, or is regarded a...
Compensation: The extinction of debts of which two per...
Compensation: A recompense or reward for some loss or ...
Compensation: An equivalent stipulated for in contract...
Compensative: Affording compensation....
Compensative: Compensation....
Compensator: One who, or that which, compensates; -- ...
Compensator: An iron plate or magnet placed near the ...
Compensatory: Serving for compensation; making amends....
Compense: To compensate....
Comperendinate: To delay....
Compesce: To hold in check; to restrain....
Compete: To contend emulously; to seek or strive ...
Competed: of Compete...
Competence: Alt. of Competency...
Competency: The state of being competent; fitness; a...
Competency: Legal capacity or qualifications; fitnes...
Competency: Right or authority; legal power or capac...
Competency: Property or means sufficient for the nec...
Competent: Answering to all requirements; adequate;...
Competent: Rightfully or properly belonging; incide...
Competently: In a competent manner; adequately; suita...
Competible: Compatible; suitable; consistent....
Competing: of Compete...
Competition: The act of seeking, or endeavoring to ga...
Competitive: Of or pertaining to competition; produci...
Competitor: An associate; a confederate....
Competitor: One who seeks what another seeks, or cla...
Competitory: Acting in competition; competing; rival....
Competitress: A woman who competes....
Competitrix: A competitress....
Compilation: The act or process of compiling or gathe...
Compilation: That which is compiled; especially, a bo...
Compilator: Compiler....
Compile: To put together; to construct; to build....
Compile: To contain or comprise....
Compile: To write; to compose....
Compile: To put together in a new form out of mat...
Compiled: of Compile...
Compilement: Compilation....
Compiler: One who compiles; esp., one who makes bo...
Compiling: of Compile...
Compinge: To compress; to shut up....
Complacence: Alt. of Complacency...
Complacency: The cause of pleasure or joy....
Complacency: The manifestation of contentment or sati...
Complacency: Calm contentment; satisfaction; gratific...
Complacent: Self-satisfied; contented; kindly; as, a...
Complacential: Marked by, or causing, complacence....
Complacently: In a complacent manner....
Complain: To give utterance to expression of grief...
Complain: To lament; to bewail....
Complain: To make a formal accusation; to make a c...
Complainable: That may be complained of....
Complainant: The party suing in equity, answering to ...
Complainant: One who commences a legal process by a c...
Complainant: One who makes complaint....
Complained: of Complain...
Complainer: One who complains or laments; one who fi...
Complaining: of Complain...
Complaint: Expression of grief, regret, pain, censu...
Complaint: Cause or subject of complaint or murmuri...
Complaint: An ailment or disease of the body....
Complaint: A formal allegation or charge against a ...
Complaintful: Full of complaint....
Complaisance: Disposition to please or oblige; obligin...
Complaisant: Desirous to please; courteous; obliging;...
Complanar: See Coplanar....
Complanate: To make level....
Complanate: Flattened to a level surface....
Complected: Complexioned....
Complement: To supply a lack; to supplement....
Complement: To compliment....
Complement: A second quantity added to a given quant...
Complement: A compliment....
Complement: The interval wanting to complete the oct...
Complement: The whole working force of a vessel....
Complement: Something added for ornamentation; an ac...
Complement: That which fills up or completes; the qu...
Complement: That which is required to supply a defic...
Complement: Full quantity, number, or amount; a comp...
Complemental: Complimentary; courteous....
Complemental: Supplying, or tending to supply, a defic...
Complementary: Serving to fill out or to complete; as, ...
Complementary: One skilled in compliments....
Complete: Filled up; with no part or element lacki...
Complete: Having all the parts or organs which bel...
Complete: To bring to a state in which there is no...
Complete: Finished; ended; concluded; completed; a...
Completed: of Complete...
Completely: In a complete manner; fully....
Completement: Act of completing or perfecting; complet...
Completeness: The state of being complete....
Completing: of Complete...
Completion: State of being complete; fulfillment; ac...
Completion: The act or process of making complete; t...
Completive: Making complete....
Completory: Same as Compline....
Completory: Serving to fulfill....
Complex: Involving many parts; complicated; intri...
Complex: Assemblage of related things; collection...
Complex: Composed of two or more parts; composite...
Complexed: Complex, complicated....
Complexedness: The quality or state of being complex or...
Complexion: The state of being complex; complexity....
Complexion: A combination; a complex....
Complexion: The bodily constitution; the temperament...
Complexion: The general appearance or aspect; as, th...
Complexion: The color or hue of the skin, esp. of th...
Complexional: Of or pertaining to constitutional compl...
Complexionally: Constitutionally....
Complexionary: Pertaining to the complexion, or to the ...
Complexioned: Having (such) a complexion; -- used in c...
Complexities: of Complexity...
Complexity: That which is complex; intricacy; compli...
Complexity: The state of being complex; intricacy; e...
Complexly: In a complex manner; not simply....
Complexness: The state of being complex; complexity....
Complexus: A complex; an aggregate of parts; a comp...
Compliable: Capable of bending or yielding; apt to y...
Compliance: A disposition to yield to others; compla...
Compliance: The act of complying; a yielding; as to ...
Compliancy: Compliance; disposition to yield to othe...
Compliant: Yielding; bending; pliant; submissive....
Compliantly: In a compliant manner....
Complicacy: A state of being complicate or intricate...
Complicant: Overlapping, as the elytra of certain be...
Complicate: Folded together, or upon itself, with th...
Complicate: To fold or twist together; to combine in...
Complicate: Composed of two or more parts united; co...
Complicated: of Complicate...
Complicately: In a complex manner....
Complicateness: Complexity....
Complicating: of Complicate...
Complication: The act or process of complicating; the ...
Complication: A disease or diseases, or adventitious c...
Complice: An accomplice....
Complices: of Complice...
Complicities: of Complicity...
Complicity: The state of being an accomplice; partic...
Complied: of Comply...
Complier: One who complies, yields, or obeys; one ...
Compliment: An expression, by word or act, of approb...
Compliment: To praise, flatter, or gratify, by expre...
Compliment: To pass compliments; to use conventional...
Complimental: Complimentary....
Complimentary: Expressive of regard or praise; of the n...
Complimentative: Complimentary....
Complimenter: One who compliments; one given to compli...
Complin: The last division of the Roman Catholic ...
Compline: Alt. of Complin...
Complot: A plotting together; a confederacy in so...
Complot: To plot or plan together; to conspire; t...
Complotment: A plotting together....
Complotted: of Complot...
Complotter: One joined in a plot....
Complotting: of Complot...
Complutensian: Of or pertaining to Complutum (now Alcal...
Compluvium: A space left unroofed over the court of ...
Comply: To yield assent; to accord; agree, or ac...
Comply: To be ceremoniously courteous; to make o...
Comply: To fulfill; to accomplish....
Comply: To infold; to embrace....
Complying: of Comply...
Compo: A preparation of which printer's rollers...
Compo: Composition paid by a debtor....
Compo: Short for Composition; -- used, esp. in ...
Compo: A mortar made of sand and cement....
Compo: A composition for billiard balls....
Compo: A preparation used in currying leather....
Compo: A carver's mixture of resin, whiting, an...
Compone: See Compony....
Compone: Divided into squares of alternate tinctu...
Compone: To compose; to settle; to arrange....
Component: Serving, or helping, to form; composing;...
Component: A constituent part; an ingredient....
Compony: Alt. of Compone...
Comport: Manner of acting; behavior; conduct; dep...
Comport: To agree; to accord; to suit; -- sometim...
Comport: To bear or endure; to put up (with); as,...
Comport: To bear; to endure; to brook; to put wit...
Comport: To carry; to conduct; -- with a reflexiv...
Comportable: Suitable; consistent....
Comportance: Behavior; comport....
Comportation: A bringing together....
Comported: of Comport...
Comporting: of Comport...
Comportment: Manner of acting; behavior; bearing....
Compos mentis: Sane in mind; being of sound mind, memor...
Compose: To come to terms....
Compose: To dispose in proper form; to reduce to ...
Compose: To arrange (types) in a composing stick ...
Compose: To construct by mental labor; to design ...
Compose: To form the substance of, or part of the...
Compose: To form by putting together two or more ...
Compose: To free from agitation or disturbance; t...
Composed: Free from agitation; calm; sedate; quiet...
Composed: of Compose...
Composer: One who, or that which, quiets or calms;...
Composer: One who composes; an author. Specificall...
Composing: Pertaining to, or used in, composition....
Composing: Tending to compose or soothe....
Composing: of Compose...
Compositae: A large family of dicotyledonous plants,...
Composite: Made up of distinct parts or elements; c...
Composite: That which is made up of parts or compou...
Composite: Belonging to a certain order which is co...
Composite: Belonging to the order Compositae; beari...
Composition: The adjustment of a debt, or avoidance o...
Composition: Synthesis as opposed to analysis....
Composition: Mutual agreement to terms or conditions ...
Composition: A literary, musical, or artistic product...
Composition: The state of being put together or compo...
Composition: The setting up of type and arranging it ...
Composition: The act of writing for practice in a lan...
Composition: The art or practice of so combining the ...
Composition: The invention or combination of the part...
Composition: The act or art of composing, or forming ...
Composition: A mass or body formed by combining two o...
Composition: Consistency; accord; congruity....
Compositive: Having the quality of entering into comp...
Compositor: One who sets type and arranges it for us...
Compositor: One who composes or sets in order....
Compositous: Belonging to the Compositae; composite....
Compos-mentis: One who is compos mentis....
Compossible: Able to exist with another thing; consis...
Compost: A mixture for fertilizing land; esp., a ...
Compost: To manure with compost....
Compost: A mixture; a compound....
Compost: To mingle, as different fertilizing subs...
Composture: Manure; compost....
Composure: The act of composing, or that which is c...
Composure: Orderly adjustment; disposition....
Composure: Frame; make; temperament....
Composure: A settled state; calmness; sedateness; t...
Composure: A combination; a union; a bond....
Compotation: The act of drinking or tippling together...
Compotator: One who drinks with another....
Compote: A preparation of fruit in sirup in such ...
Compotier: A dish for holding compotes, fruit, etc....
Compotiers: of Compotier...
Compound: To form or make by combining different e...
Compound: Composed of two or more elements, ingred...
Compound: That which is compounded or formed by th...
Compound: In the East Indies, an inclosure contain...
Compound: To effect a composition; to come to term...
Compound: To settle amicably; to adjust by agreeme...
Compound: To compose; to constitute....
Compound: To modify or change by combination with ...
Compound: To put together, as elements, ingredient...
Compound: A union of two or more ingredients in de...
Compound control: A system of control in which a separate ...
Compoundable: That may be compounded....
Compounded: of Compound...
Compounder: One who compounds a debt, obligation, or...
Compounder: One who, or that which, compounds or mix...
Compounder: One who attempts to bring persons or par...
Compounder: One at a university who pays extraordina...
Compounder: A Jacobite who favored the restoration o...
Compounding: of Compound...
Comprador: A kind of steward or agent....
Comprecation: A praying together....
Comprehend: To contain; to embrace; to include; as, ...
Comprehend: To take in or include by construction or...
Comprehend: To take into the mind; to grasp with the...
Comprehended: of Comprehend...
Comprehending: of Comprehend...
Comprehensibility: The quality or state of being comprehens...
Comprehensible: Capable of being understood; intelligibl...
Comprehensible: Capable of being comprehended, included,...
Comprehensibleness: The quality of being comprehensible; com...
Comprehensibly: With great extent of signification; comp...
Comprehensibly: Intelligibly; in a manner to be comprehe...
Comprehension: The complement of attributes which make ...
Comprehension: The act of comprehending, containing, or...
Comprehension: That which is comprehended or inclosed w...
Comprehension: The capacity of the mind to perceive and...
Comprehension: A figure by which the name of a whole is...
Comprehensive: Including much; comprising many things; ...
Comprehensive: Possessing peculiarities that are charac...
Comprehensive: Having the power to comprehend or unders...
Comprehensively: In a comprehensive manner; with great ex...
Comprehensiveness: The quality of being comprehensive; exte...
Comprehensor: One who comprehends; one who has attaine...
Compress: To press or squeeze together; to force i...
Compress: To embrace sexually....
Compress: A folded piece of cloth, pledget of lint...
Compressed: Flattened lengthwise....
Compressed: Pressed together; compacted; reduced in ...
Compressed: of Compress...
Compressed yeast: A cake yeast made by filtering the cells...
Compressibility: The quality of being compressible of bei...
Compressible: Capable of being pressed together or for...
Compressibleness: The quality of being compressible; compr...
Compressing: of Compress...
Compression: The act of compressing, or state of bein...
Compression projectile: A projectile constructed so as to take t...
Compressive: Compressing, or having power or tendency...
Compressor: Anything which serves to compress...
Compressor: A machine for compressing gases; especia...
Compressor: An apparatus for confining or flattening...
Compressor: An instrument for compressing an artery ...
Compressor: A muscle that compresses certain parts....
Compressure: Compression....
Comprint: The surreptitious printing of another's ...
Comprint: To print surreptitiously a work belongin...
Comprint: To print together....
Comprisal: The act of comprising or comprehending; ...
Comprise: To comprehend; to include....
Comprised: of Comprise...
Comprising: of Comprise...
Comprobate: To agree; to concur....
Comprobation: Joint attestation; proof....
Comprobation: Approbation....
Compromise: To make concession for conciliation and ...
Compromise: To bind by mutual agreement; to agree....
Compromise: To adjust and settle by mutual concessio...
Compromise: To pledge by some act or declaration; to...
Compromise: To agree; to accord....
Compromise: A settlement by arbitration or by mutual...
Compromise: A mutual agreement to refer matters in d...
Compromise: A committal to something derogatory or o...
Compromised: of Compromise...
Compromiser: One who compromises....
Compromising: of Compromise...
Compromissorial: Relating to compromise....
Compromit: To pledge by some act or declaration; to...
Compromit: To put to hazard, by some indiscretion; ...
Compromitted: of Compromit...
Compromitting: of Compromit...
Comprovincial: One who belongs to the same province....
Comprovincial: Belonging to, or associated in, the same...
Compsognathus: A genus of Dinosauria found in the Juras...
Compt: Account; reckoning; computation....
Compt: To compute; to count....
Compt: Neat; spruce....
Compte rendu: A report of an officer or agent....
Compter: A counter....
Comptible: Accountable; responsible; sensitive....
Comptly: Neatly....
Comptograph: A machine for adding numbers and making ...
Comptometer: A calculating machine; an arithmometer....
Comptrol: See Control....
Comptroler: A controller; a public officer whose dut...
Compulsative: Compulsatory....
Compulsatively: By compulsion....
Compulsatory: Operating with force; compelling; forcin...
Compulsion: The act of compelling, or the state of b...
Compulsive: Having power to compel; exercising or ap...
Compulsively: By compulsion; by force....
Compulsorily: In a compulsory manner; by force or cons...
Compulsory: Having the power of compulsion; constrai...
Compulsory: Obligatory; enjoined by authority; neces...
Compunct: Affected with compunction; conscience-st...
Compunction: A picking of heart; poignant grief proce...
Compunction: A pricking; stimulation....
Compunctionless: Without compunction....
Compunctious: Of the nature of compunction; caused by ...
Compunctiously: With compunction....
Compunctive: Sensitive in respect of wrongdoing; cons...
Compurgation: Exculpation by testimony to one's veraci...
Compurgation: The act or practice of justifying or con...
Compurgator: One who bears testimony or swears to the...
Compurgatorial: Relating to a compurgator or to compurga...
Computable: Capable of being computed, numbered, or ...
Computation: The act or process of computing; calcula...
Computation: The result of computation; the amount co...
Compute: To determine calculation; to reckon; to ...
Compute: Computation....
Computed: of Compute...
Computer: One who computes....
Computing: of Compute...
Computist: A computer....
Comrade: A mate, companion, or associate....
Comradery: The spirit of comradeship; comradeship....
Comradeship: The state of being a comrade; intimate f...
Comrogue: A fellow rogue....
Comtism: Positivism; the positive philosophy. See...
Comtist: A disciple of Comte; a positivist....
Con: Against the affirmative side; in opposit...
Con: To know; to understand; to acknowledge....
Con: To study in order to know; to peruse; to...
Con: To conduct, or superintend the steering ...
Con-: A prefix, fr. L. cum, signifying with, t...
Conacre: To underlet a portion of, for a single c...
Conacre: A system of letting a portion of a farm ...
Conacre: Also used adjectively; as, the conacre s...
Conarium: The pineal gland....
Conation: The power or act which directs or impels...
Conative: Of or pertaining to conation....
Conatus: A natural tendency inherent in a body to...
Concamerate: To divide into chambers or cells....
Concamerate: To arch over; to vault....
Concameration: A chamber of a multilocular shell....
Concameration: An arch or vault....
Concatenate: To link together; to unite in a series o...
Concatenated: of Concatenate...
Concatenating: of Concatenate...
Concatenation: A series of links united; a series or or...
Concause: A joint cause....
Concavation: The act of making concave....
Concave: A curved sheath or breasting for a revol...
Concave: To make hollow or concave....
Concave: A hollow; an arched vault; a cavity; a r...
Concave: Hollow; void of contents....
Concave: Hollow and curved or rounded; vaulted; -...
Concaved: Bowed in the form of an arch; -- called ...
Concaved: of Concave...
Concaveness: Hollowness; concavity....
Concaving: of Concave...
Concavities: of Concavity...
Concavity: A concave surface, or the space bounded ...
Concavo-concave: Concave or hollow on both sides; double ...
Concavo-convex: Specifically, having such a combination ...
Concavo-convex: Concave on one side and convex on the ot...
Concavous: Concave....
Conceal: To hide or withdraw from observation; to...
Concealable: Capable of being concealed....
Concealed: of Conceal...
Concealed: Hidden; kept from sight; secreted....
Concealer: One who conceals....
Concealing: of Conceal...
Concealment: Suppression of such facts and circumstan...
Concealment: A secret; out of the way knowledge....
Concealment: The act of concealing; the state of bein...
Concealment: A place of hiding; a secret place; a ret...
Concede: To yield or suffer; to surrender; to gra...
Concede: To yield or make concession....
Concede: To admit to be true; to acknowledge....
Concede: To grant, as a right or privilege; to ma...
Conceded: of Concede...
Conceding: of Concede...
Conceit: To form an idea; to think....
Conceit: A fanciful, odd, or extravagant notion; ...
Conceit: Quickness of apprehension; active imagin...
Conceit: Faculty of conceiving ideas; mental facu...
Conceit: Design; pattern....
Conceit: An overweening idea of one's self; vanit...
Conceit: That which is conceived, imagined, or fo...
Conceit: To conceive; to imagine....
Conceited: Endowed with fancy or imagination....
Conceited: Curiously contrived or designed; fancifu...
Conceited: Entertaining a flattering opinion of one...
Conceitedly: Fancifully; whimsically....
Conceitedly: In an egotistical manner....
Conceitedness: The state of being conceited; conceit; v...
Conceitless: Without wit; stupid....
Conceivable: Capable of being conceived, imagined, or...
Conceive: To have an embryo or fetus formed in the...
Conceive: To have a conception, idea, or opinion; ...
Conceive: To apprehend by reason or imagination; t...
Conceive: To form in the mind; to plan; to devise;...
Conceive: To receive into the womb and begin to br...
Conceived: of Conceive...
Conceiver: One who conceives....
Conceiving: of Conceive...
Concelebrate: To celebrate together....
Concent: Consistency; accordance....
Concent: Concert of voices; concord of sounds; ha...
Concenter: Alt. of Concentre...
Concenter: Alt. of Concentre...
Concentered: of Concentre...
Concentering: of Concentre...
Concentrate: To bring to, or direct toward, a common ...
Concentrate: To increase the strength and diminish th...
Concentrate: To approach or meet in a common center; ...
Concentrated: of Concentrate...
Concentrating: of Concentrate...
Concentration: The act or process of concentrating; the...
Concentration: The act or process of reducing the volum...
Concentration: The act or process of removing the dress...
Concentrative: Serving or tending to concentrate; chara...
Concentrativeness: The quality of concentrating....
Concentrativeness: The faculty or propensity which has to d...
Concentrator: An apparatus for the separation of dry c...
Concentrator: A frame or ring of wire or hard paper fi...
Concentre: To draw or direct to a common center; to...
Concentre: To come to one point; to meet in, or con...
Concentred: of Concentre...
Concentric: Alt. of Concentrical...
Concentric: That which has a common center with some...
Concentrical: Having a common center, as circles of di...
Concentrically: In a concentric manner....
Concentricity: The state of being concentric....
Concentring: of Concentre...
Concentual: Possessing harmony; accordant....
Concept: An abstract general conception; a notion...
Conceptacle: A pericarp, opening longitudinally on on...
Conceptacle: One of the cases containing the spores, ...
Conceptacle: That in which anything is contained; a v...
Conceptibility: The quality of being conceivable; concei...
Conceptible: Capable of being conceived; conceivable....
Conception: Conceit; affected sentiment or thought....
Conception: The act of conceiving in the womb; the i...
Conception: The formation in the mind of an image, i...
Conception: The state of being conceived; beginning....
Conception: The image, idea, or notion of any action...
Conception: Idea; purpose; design....
Conception: The power or faculty of apprehending of ...
Conceptional: Pertaining to conception....
Conceptionalist: A conceptualist....
Conceptious: Apt to conceive; fruitful....
Conceptive: Capable of conceiving....
Conceptual: Pertaining to conception....
Conceptualism: A theory, intermediate between realism a...
Conceptualist: One who maintains the theory of conceptu...
Concern: To relate or belong to; to have referenc...
Concern: Persons connected in business; a firm an...
Concern: Interest in, or care for, any person or ...
Concern: That which affects the welfare or happin...
Concern: That which relates or belongs to one; bu...
Concern: To engage by feeling or sentiment; to in...
Concern: To be of importance....
Concerned: of Concern...
Concerned: Disturbed; troubled; solicitous; as, to ...
Concernedly: In a concerned manner; solicitously; sym...
Concerning: of Concern...
Concerning: Importance; moment; consequence....
Concerning: Pertaining to; regarding; having relatio...
Concerning: Important....
Concerning: That in which one is concerned or intere...
Concerning: Concern; participation; interposition....
Concerning: Emotion of mind; solicitude; anxiety....
Concert: Agreement in a design or plan; union for...
Concert: To act in harmony or conjunction; to for...
Concert: Musical accordance or harmony; concord....
Concert: To plan together; to settle or adjust by...
Concert: To plan; to devise; to arrange....
Concert: A musical entertainment in which several...
Concert of Europe: Alt. of European concert...
Concert of the powers: An agreement or understanding between th...
Concertante: A concert for two or more principal inst...
Concertation: Strife; contention....
Concertative: Contentious; quarrelsome....
Concerted: of Concert...
Concerted: Mutually contrived or planned; agreed on...
Concertina: A small musical instrument on the princi...
Concerting: of Concert...
Concertino: A piece for one or more solo instruments...
Concertion: Act of concerting; adjustment....
Concertmeister: The head violinist or leader of the stri...
Concerto: A composition (usually in symphonic form...
Concertos: of Concerto...
Concession: The act of conceding or yielding; usuall...
Concession: A thing yielded; an acknowledgment or ad...
Concessionaire: Alt. of Concessionnaire...
Concessionary: A concessionaire....
Concessionary: Of or pertaining to a concession....
Concessionist: One who favors concession....
Concessionnaire: The beneficiary of a concession or grant...
Concessive: Implying concession; as, a concessive co...
Concessively: By way of concession....
Concessory: Conceding; permissive....
Concetti: of Concetto...
Concettism: The use of concetti or affected conceits...
Concetto: Affected wit; a conceit....
Conch: In works of art, the shell used by Trito...
Conch: One of the white natives of the Bahama I...
Conch: See Concha, n....
Conch: The external ear. See Concha, n., 2....
Conch: A name applied to various marine univalv...
Concha: The plain semidome of an apse; sometimes...
Concha: The external ear; esp. the largest and d...
Conchal: Pertaining to the concha, or external ea...
Conchifer: One of the Conchifera....
Conchifera: That class of Mollusca which includes th...
Conchiferous: Producing or having shells....
Conchiform: Shaped like one half of a bivalve shell;...
Conchinine: See Quinidine....
Conchite: A fossil or petrified conch or shell....
Conchitic: Composed of shells; containing many shel...
Conchoid: A curve, of the fourth degree, first mad...
Conchoidal: Having elevations or depressions in form...
Conchological: Pertaining to, or connected with, concho...
Conchologist: One who studies, or is versed in, concho...
Conchology: The science of Mollusca, and of the shel...
Conchometer: An instrument for measuring shells, or t...
Conchometry: The art of measuring shells or their cur...
Concho-spiral: A kind of spiral curve found in certain ...
Conchylaceous: Alt. of Conchyliaceous...
Conchyliaceous: Of or pertaining to shells; resembling a...
Conchyliologist: Alt. of Conchyliology...
Conchyliology: See Conchologist, and Conchology....
Conchyliometry: Same as Conchometry....
Conchylious: Conchylaceous....
Conciator: The person who weighs and proportions th...
Concierge: One who keeps the entrance to an edifice...
Conciergerie: A celebrated prison, attached to the Pal...
Conciergerie: The office or lodge of a concierge or ja...
Conciliable: A small or private assembly, especially ...
Conciliable: Capable of being conciliated or reconcil...
Conciliabule: An obscure ecclesiastical council; a con...
Conciliar: Alt. of Conciliary...
Conciliary: Of or pertaining to, or issued by, a cou...
Conciliate: To win ower; to gain from a state of hos...
Conciliated: of Conciliate...
Conciliating: of Conciliate...
Conciliation: The act or process of conciliating; the ...
Conciliative: Conciliatory....
Conciliator: One who conciliates....
Conciliatory: Tending to conciliate; pacific; mollifyi...
Concinnate: To place fitly together; to adapt; to cl...
Concinnity: Internal harmony or fitness; mutual adap...
Concinnous: Characterized by concinnity; neat; elega...
Concionate: To preach....
Concionator: An haranguer of the people; a preacher....
Concionator: A common councilman....
Concionatory: Of or pertaining to preaching or public ...
Concise: Expressing much in a few words; condense...
Concisely: In a concise manner; briefly....
Conciseness: The quality of being concise....
Concision: A cutting off; a division; a schism; a f...
Concitation: The act of stirring up, exciting, or agi...
Concite: To excite or stir up....
Conclamation: An outcry or shout of many together....
Conclave: The set of apartments within which the c...
Conclave: The body of cardinals shut up in the con...
Conclave: A private meeting; a close or secret ass...
Conclavist: One of the two ecclesiastics allowed to ...
Conclude: To bring about as a result; to effect; t...
Conclude: To shut off; to restrain; to limit; to e...
Conclude: To come to a termination; to make an end...
Conclude: To form a final judgment; to reach a dec...
Conclude: To shut up; to inclose....
Conclude: To bring to an end; to close; to finish....
Conclude: To reach as an end of reasoning; to infe...
Conclude: To make a final determination or judgmen...
Conclude: To include; to comprehend; to shut up to...
Concluded: of Conclude...
Concludency: Deduction from premises; inference; conc...
Concludent: Bringing to a close; decisive; conclusiv...
Concluder: One who concludes....
Concluding: of Conclude...
Concludingly: Conclusively....
Conclusible: Demonstrable; determinable....
Conclusion: The end or close of a pleading, e.g., th...
Conclusion: The last part of anything; close; termin...
Conclusion: Final decision; determination; result....
Conclusion: Any inference or result of reasoning....
Conclusion: The inferred proposition of a syllogism;...
Conclusion: An experiment, or something from which a...
Conclusion: An estoppel or bar by which a person is ...
Conclusion: Drawing of inferences....
Conclusive: Belonging to a close or termination; dec...
Conclusively: In the way of conclusion; decisively; po...
Conclusiveness: The quality of being conclusive; decisiv...
Conclusory: Conclusive....
Concoct: To prepare from crude materials, as food...
Concoct: To digest; to convert into nourishment b...
Concoct: To purify or refine chemically....
Concoct: To digest in the mind; to devise; to mak...
Concoct: To mature or perfect; to ripen....
Concocted: of Concoct...
Concocter: One who concocts....
Concocting: of Concoct...
Concoction: The act of perfecting or maturing....
Concoction: Abatement of a morbid process, as a feve...
Concoction: The act of digesting in the mind; planni...
Concoction: The act of concocting or preparing by co...
Concoction: A change in food produced by the organs ...
Concoctive: Having the power of digesting or ripenin...
Concolor: Of the same color; of uniform color....
Concolorous: Of the same color throughout....
Concomitance: Alt. of Concomitancy...
Concomitancy: The state of accompanying; accompaniment...
Concomitancy: The doctrine of the existence of the ent...
Concomitant: One who, or that which, accompanies, or ...
Concomitant: Accompanying; conjoined; attending....
Concomitantly: In company with others; unitedly; concur...
Concord: A state of agreement; harmony; union....
Concord: To agree; to act together....
Concord: A variety of American grape, with large ...
Concord: An agreeable combination of tones simult...
Concord: An agreement between the parties to a fi...
Concord: Agreement by stipulation; compact; coven...
Concord: Agreement of words with one another, in ...
Concord buggy: A kind of buggy having a body with low s...
Concordable: Capable of according; agreeing; harmonio...
Concordance: A topical index or orderly analysis of t...
Concordance: An alphabetical verbal index showing the...
Concordance: Concord; agreement....
Concordance: Agreement; accordance....
Concordancy: Agreement....
Concordant: Agreeing; correspondent; harmonious; con...
Concordantly: In a concordant manner....
Concordat: A compact, covenant, or agreement concer...
Concordat: An agreement made between the pope and a...
Concordist: The compiler of a concordance....
Concorporate: United in one body; incorporated....
Concorporate: To unite in one mass or body; to incorpo...
Concorporation: Union of things in one mass or body....
Concourse: Concurrence; cooperation....
Concourse: An assembly; a gathering formed by a vol...
Concourse: The place or point of meeting or junctio...
Concourse: An open space where several roads or pat...
Concourse: A moving, flowing, or running together; ...
Concreate: To create at the same time....
Concremation: The act of burning different things toge...
Concrement: A growing together; the collection or ma...
Concrescence: Coalescence of particles; growth; increa...
Concrescible: Capable of being changed from a liquid t...
Concrescive: Growing together, or into union; uniting...
Concrete: A term designating both a quality and th...
Concrete: Standing for an object as it exists in n...
Concrete: A mixture of gravel, pebbles, or broken ...
Concrete: To unite or coalesce, as separate partic...
Concrete: To form into a mass, as by the cohesion ...
Concrete: To cover with, or form of, concrete, as ...
Concrete: Sugar boiled down from cane juice to a s...
Concrete: A compound or mass formed by concretion,...
Concrete: Applied to a specific object; special; p...
Concrete: United in growth; hence, formed by coali...
Concreted: of Concrete...
Concretely: In a concrete manner....
Concreteness: The quality of being concrete....
Concreting: of Concrete...
Concretion: The process of concreting; the process o...
Concretion: A mass or nodule of solid matter formed ...
Concretion: A rounded mass or nodule produced by an ...
Concretional: Concretionary....
Concretionary: Pertaining to, or formed by, concretion ...
Concretive: Promoting concretion....
Concretively: In a concrete manner....
Concreture: A mass formed by concretion....
Concrew: To grow together....
Concrimination: A joint accusation....
Concubinacy: The practice of concubinage....
Concubinage: A plea, in which it is alleged that the ...
Concubinage: The cohabiting of a man and a woman who ...
Concubinal: Of or pertaining to concubinage....
Concubinarian: Concubinary....
Concubinaries: of Concubinary...
Concubinary: Relating to concubinage; living in concu...
Concubinary: One who lives in concubinage....
Concubinate: Concubinage....
Concubine: A woman who cohabits with a man without ...
Concubine: A wife of inferior condition; a lawful w...
Conculcate: To tread or trample under foot....
Conculcating: of Conculcate...
Concultated: of Conculcate...
Concupiscence: Sexual lust; morbid carnal passion....
Concupiscent: Having sexual lust; libidinous; lustful;...
Concupiscential: Relating to concupiscence....
Concupiscentious: Concupiscent....
Concupiscible: Exciting to, or liable to be affected by...
Concupiscible: Exciting desire, good or evil....
Concupiscibleness: The state of being concupiscible....
Concupy: Concupiscence. [Used only in "Troilus an...
Concur: To unite or agree (in action or opinion)...
Concur: To assent; to consent....
Concur: To run together; to meet....
Concur: To meet in the same point; to combine or...
Concurred: of Concur...
Concurrence: The act of concurring; a meeting or comi...
Concurrence: A common right; coincidence of equal pow...
Concurrence: Agreement or consent, implying aid or co...
Concurrence: A meeting of minds; agreement in opinion...
Concurrency: Concurrence....
Concurrent: One of the supernumerary days of the yea...
Concurrent: Acting in conjunction; agreeing in the s...
Concurrent: Conjoined; associate; concomitant; exist...
Concurrent: Joint and equal in authority; taking cog...
Concurrent: Meeting in one point....
Concurrent: One who, or that which, concurs; a joint...
Concurrent: One pursuing the same course, or seeking...
Concurrently: With concurrence; unitedly....
Concurrentness: The state or quality of being concurrent...
Concurring: Agreeing....
Concurring: of Concur...
Concuss: To shake or agitate....
Concuss: To force (a person) to do something, or ...
Concussation: A violent shock or agitation....
Concussion: A condition of lowered functional activi...
Concussion: A shaking or agitation; a shock; caused ...
Concussion: The unlawful forcing of another by threa...
Concussive: Having the power or quality of shaking o...
Cond: To con, as a ship....
Condemn: To pronounce to be wrong; to disapprove ...
Condemn: To declare the guilt of; to make manifes...
Condemn: To pronounce a judicial sentence against...
Condemn: To amerce or fine; -- with in before the...
Condemn: To adjudge or pronounce to be unfit for ...
Condemn: To doom to be taken for public use, unde...
Condemnable: Worthy of condemnation; blamable; culpab...
Condemnation: The ground or reason of condemning....
Condemnation: The state of being condemned....
Condemnation: The act of condemning or pronouncing to ...
Condemnation: The act of judicially condemning, or adj...
Condemnatory: Condemning; containing or imposing conde...
Condemned: of Condemn...
Condemned: Pronounced to be wrong, guilty, worthles...
Condemned: Used for condemned persons....
Condemner: One who condemns or censures....
Condemning: of Condemn...
Condensability: Capability of being condensed....
Condensable: Capable of being condensed; as, vapor is...
Condensate: To condense....
Condensate: Made dense; condensed....
Condensated: of Condensate...
Condensating: of Condensate...
Condensation: A rearrangement or concentration of the ...
Condensation: The act or process of reducing, by depre...
Condensation: The act or process of condensing or of b...
Condensative: Having the property of condensing....
Condense: To combine or unite (as two chemical sub...
Condense: To make more close, compact, or dense; t...
Condense: To reduce into another and denser form, ...
Condense: To become more compact; to be reduced in...
Condense: Condensed; compact; dense....
Condense: To undergo polymerization....
Condensed: of Condense...
Condenser: An apparatus, separate from the cylinder...
Condenser: One who, or that which, condenses....
Condenser: An instrument for condensing air or othe...
Condenser: An instrument for concentrating electric...
Condenser: A lens or mirror, usually of short focal...
Condenser: An apparatus for receiving and condensin...
Condensible: Capable of being condensed; as, a gas co...
Condensing: of Condense...
Conder: One who watches shoals of fish; a balker...
Condescend: To stoop or descend; to let one's self d...
Condescend: To consent....
Condescended: of Condescend...
Condescendence: Alt. of Condescendency...
Condescendency: Condescension....
Condescending: of Condescend...
Condescendingly: In a condescending manner....
Condescension: The act of condescending; voluntary desc...
Condescent: An act of condescension....
Condign: Deserved; adequate; suitable to the faul...
Condign: Worthy; suitable; deserving; fit....
Condignity: Merit, acquired by works, which can clai...
Condignly: According to merit....
Condignness: Agreeableness to deserts; suitableness....
Condiment: Something used to give relish to food, a...
Condisciple: A schoolfellow; a fellow-student....
Condite: Preserved; pickled....
Condite: To pickle; to preserve; as, to condite p...
Condition: To invest with, or limit by, conditions;...
Condition: Mode or state of being; state or situati...
Condition: Essential quality; property; attribute....
Condition: Temperament; disposition; character....
Condition: That which must exist as the occasion or...
Condition: A clause in a contract, or agreement, wh...
Condition: To impose upon an object those relations...
Condition: To contract; to stipulate; to agree....
Condition: To put under conditions; to require to p...
Condition: To test or assay, as silk (to ascertain ...
Condition: train; acclimate....
Condition: To make terms; to stipulate....
Conditional: A conditional word, mode, or proposition...
Conditional: Containing, implying, or depending on, a...
Conditional: Expressing a condition or supposition; a...
Conditional: A limitation....
Conditionality: The quality of being conditional, or lim...
Conditionally: In a conditional manner; subject to a co...
Conditionate: Conditional....
Conditionate: To qualify by conditions; to regulate....
Conditionate: To put under conditions; to render condi...
Conditioned: of Condition...
Conditioned: Surrounded; circumstanced; in a certain ...
Conditioned: Having, or known under or by, conditions...
Conditioning: of Condition...
Conditionly: Conditionally....
Conditories: of Conditory...
Conditory: A repository for holding things; a hindi...
Condog: To concur; to agree....
Condolatory: Expressing condolence....
Condole: To lament or grieve over....
Condole: To express sympathetic sorrow; to grieve...
Condoled: of Condole...
Condolement: Condolence....
Condolement: Sorrow; mourning; lamentation....
Condolence: Expression of sympathy with another in s...
Condoler: One who condoles....
Condoling: of Condole...
Condonation: The act of condoning or pardoning....
Condonation: Forgiveness, either express or implied, ...
Condone: To pardon; to overlook the offense of; e...
Condone: To pardon; to forgive....
Condoned: of Condone...
Condoning: of Condone...
Condor: A very large bird of the Vulture family ...
Condor: A gold coin of Colombia equivalent to ab...
Condor: A gold coin of Chile, bearing the figure...
Condor: The California vulture....
Condottiere: A military adventurer of the fourteenth ...
Condottieri: of Condottiere...
Conduce: To lead or tend, esp. with reference to ...
Conduce: To conduct; to lead; to guide....
Conduced: of Conduce...
Conducent: Conducive; tending....
Conducibility: The state or quality of being conducible...
Conducible: Conducive; tending; contributing....
Conducibleness: Quality of being conducible....
Conducibly: In a manner to promote....
Conducing: of Conduce...
Conducive: Loading or tending; helpful; contributiv...
Conduciveness: The quality of conducing....
Conduct: The act or method of conducting; guidanc...
Conduct: Skillful guidance or management; general...
Conduct: Convoy; escort; guard; guide....
Conduct: Plot; action; construction; manner of de...
Conduct: The manner of guiding or carrying one's ...
Conduct: To lead, or guide; to escort; to attend....
Conduct: To lead, as a commander; to direct; to m...
Conduct: To behave; -- with the reflexive; as, he...
Conduct: To serve as a medium for conveying; to t...
Conduct: To direct, as the leader in the performa...
Conduct: To act as a conductor (as of heat, elect...
Conduct: To conduct one's self; to behave....
Conduct: That which carries or conveys anything; ...
Conductance: Conducting power; -- the reciprocal of r...
Conducted: of Conduct...
Conductibility: Conductivity; capacity for receiving and...
Conductibility: Capability of being conducted; as, the c...
Conductible: Capable of being conducted....
Conducting: of Conduct...
Conduction: Transmission through, or by means of, a ...
Conduction: The act of training up....
Conduction: The act of leading or guiding....
Conductive: Having the quality or power of conductin...
Conductivity: The quality or power of conducting, or o...
Conductor: Same as Leader....
Conductor: A grooved sound or staff used for direct...
Conductor: A substance or body capable of being a m...
Conductor: The leader or director of an orchestra o...
Conductor: One in charge of a public conveyance, as...
Conductor: One who, or that which, conducts; a lead...
Conductory: Having the property of conducting....
Conductress: A woman who leads or directs; a directre...
Conduit: A pipe, canal, channel, or passage for c...
Conduit: A structure forming a reservoir for wate...
Conduit: A narrow passage for private communicati...
Conduit system: A system of electric traction, esp. for ...
Conduplicate: Folded lengthwise along the midrib, the ...
Conduplication: A doubling together or folding; a duplic...
Condurango: See Cundurango....
Condurrite: A variety of the mineral domeykite, or c...
Condylar: Of or pertaining to a condyle....
Condyle: A bony prominence; particularly, an emin...
Condyloid: Shaped like or pertaining to a condyle....
Condyloma: Alt. of Condylome...
Condylomata: of Condylome...
Condylome: A wartlike new growth on the outer skin ...
Condylomes: of Condylome...
Condylopod: An arthropod....
Cone: To render cone-shaped; to bevel like the...
Cone: A shell of the genus Conus, having a con...
Cone: The fruit or strobile of the Coniferae, ...
Cone: Anything shaped more or less like a math...
Cone: A solid of the form described by the rev...
Cone clutch: A friction clutch with conical bearing s...
Cone pulley: A pulley for driving machines, etc., hav...
Coneflower: Any plant of the genus Rudbeckia; -- so ...
Cone-in-cone: Consisting of a series of parallel cones...
Coneine: See Conine....
Cone-nose: A large hemipterous insect of the family...
Conepate: Alt. of Conepatl...
Conepatl: The skunk....
Conestoga wagon: Alt. of wain...
Coney: A rabbit. See Cony....
Coney: A fish. See Cony....
Confab: Familiar talk or conversation....
Confabulate: To talk familiarly together; to chat; to...
Confabulated: of Confabulate...
Confabulating: of Confabulate...
Confabulation: Familiar talk; easy, unrestrained, uncer...
Confabulatory: Of the nature of familiar talk; in the f...
Confalon: One of a fraternity of seculars, also ca...
Confarreation: A form of marriage among the Romans, in ...
Confated: Fated or decreed with something else....
Confect: To construct; to form; to mingle or mix....
Confect: A comfit; a confection....
Confect: To prepare, as sweetmeats; to make a con...
Confected: of Confect...
Confecting: of Confect...
Confection: A composition of drugs....
Confection: A composition of different materials....
Confection: A soft solid made by incorporating a med...
Confection: A preparation of fruits or roots, etc., ...
Confectionary: Prepared as a confection....
Confectionary: A confectioner....
Confectioner: A compounder....
Confectioner: One whose occupation it is to make or se...
Confectioners' sugar: A highly refined sugar in impalpable pow...
Confectionery: Sweetmeats, in general; things prepared ...
Confectionery: A place where candies, sweetmeats, and s...
Confectory: Pertaining to the art of making sweetmea...
Confecture: Same as Confiture....
Confeder: To confederate....
Confederacies: of Confederacy...
Confederacy: With the, the Confederate States of Amer...
Confederacy: A league or compact between two or more ...
Confederacy: The persons, bodies, states, or nations ...
Confederacy: A combination of two or more persons to ...
Confederate: A name designating an adherent to the ca...
Confederate: One who is united with others in a leagu...
Confederate: To unite in a league or confederacy; to ...
Confederate: United in a league; allied by treaty; en...
Confederate: To unite in a league; to join in a mutua...
Confederate: Of or pertaining to the government of th...
Confederated: of Confederate...
Confederater: A confederate....
Confederating: of Confederate...
Confederation: The act of confederating; a league; a co...
Confederation: The parties that are confederated, consi...
Confederative: Of or pertaining to a confederation....
Confederator: A confederate....
Confer: To bring together for comparison; to com...
Confer: To have discourse; to consult; to compar...
Confer: To grant as a possession; to bestow....
Confer: To contribute; to conduce....
Conferee: One who is conferred with, or who takes ...
Conferee: One upon whom something is conferred....
Conference: The act of consulting together formally;...
Conference: A voluntary association of Congregationa...
Conference: A stated meeting of preachers and others...
Conference: A meeting of the two branches of a legis...
Conference: The act of comparing two or more things ...
Conference: A meeting for consultation, discussion, ...
Conferential: Relating to conference....
Conferrable: Capable of being conferred....
Conferred: of Confer...
Conferree: Same as Conferee....
Conferrer: One who bestows; a giver....
Conferrer: One who confers; one who converses....
Conferring: of Confer...
Conferruminate: Alt. of Conferruminated...
Conferruminated: Closely united by the coalescence, or st...
Conferva: Any unbranched, slender, green plant of ...
Confervaceous: Belonging to the confervae....
Confervae: of Conferva...
Confervoid: Like, or related to, the confervae....
Confervous: Pertaining to confervae; consisting of, ...
Confess: To make acknowledgment or avowal in a ma...
Confess: To acknowledge; to admit; to concede....
Confess: To make confession; to disclose sins or ...
Confess: To disclose or reveal, as an effect disc...
Confess: To hear or receive such confession; -- s...
Confess: To make known or acknowledge, as one's s...
Confess: To admit as true; to assent to; to ackno...
Confess: To acknowledge faith in; to profess beli...
Confessant: One who confesses to a priest....
Confessary: One who makes a confession....
Confessed: of Confess...
Confessedly: By confession; without denial....
Confesser: One who makes a confession....
Confessing: of Confess...
Confession: Acknowledgment; avowal, especially in a ...
Confession: The act of disclosing sins or faults to ...
Confession: A formulary in which the articles of fai...
Confession: An admission by a party to whom an act i...
Confession: Acknowledgment of belief; profession of ...
Confessional: Pertaining to a confession of faith....
Confessional: The recess, seat, or inclosed place, whe...
Confessionalism: An exaggerated estimate of the importanc...
Confessionalist: A priest hearing, or sitting to hear, co...
Confessionary: A confessional....
Confessionary: Pertaining to auricular confession; as, ...
Confessionist: One professing a certain faith....
Confessor: One who confesses; one who acknowledges ...
Confessor: A priest who hears the confessions of ot...
Confessorship: The act or state of suffering persecutio...
Confestly: See Cofessedly....
Confetti: Bonbons; sweetmeats; confections; also, ...
Confidant: Alt. of Confidante...
Confidante: One to whom secrets, especially those re...
Confide: To intrust; to give in charge; to commit...
Confide: To put faith (in); to repose confidence;...
Confided: of Confide...
Confidence: Having an excess of assurance; bold to a...
Confidence: The state of mind characterized by one's...
Confidence: Trustful; without fear or suspicion; fra...
Confidence: Private conversation; (pl.) secrets shar...
Confidence: That in which faith is put or reliance h...
Confidence: The act of confiding, trusting, or putti...
Confidence: Having self-reliance; bold; undaunted....
Confidence: Giving occasion for confidence....
Confident: See Confidant....
Confidential: Communicated in confidence; secret....
Confidential: Enjoying, or treated with, confidence; t...
Confidentially: In confidence; in reliance on secrecy....
Confidently: With confidence; with strong assurance; ...
Confidentness: The quality of being confident....
Confider: One who confides....
Confiding: of Confide...
Confiding: That confides; trustful; unsuspicious....
Configurate: To take form or position, as the parts o...
Configuration: Form, as depending on the relative dispo...
Configuration: Relative position or aspect of the plane...
Configure: To arrange or dispose in a certain form,...
Configured: of Configure...
Configuring: of Configure...
Confinable: Capable of being confined, restricted, o...
Confine: To have a common boundary; to border; to...
Confine: Common boundary; border; limit; -- used ...
Confine: Apartment; place of restraint; prison....
Confine: To restrain within limits; to restrict; ...
Confined: of Confine...
Confineless: Without limitation or end; boundless....
Confinement: Restraint within doors by sickness, esp....
Confinement: Restraint within limits; imprisonment; a...
Confiner: One who lives on confines, or near the b...
Confiner: One who, or that which, limits or restra...
Confining: of Confine...
Confinity: Community of limits; contiguity....
Confirm: To make firm or firmer; to add strength ...
Confirm: To administer the rite of confirmation t...
Confirm: To render valid by formal assent; to com...
Confirm: To give new assurance of the truth of; t...
Confirm: To strengthen in judgment or purpose....
Confirmable: That may be confirmed....
Confirmance: Confirmation....
Confirmation: That which confirms; that which gives ne...
Confirmation: A conveyance by which a voidable estate ...
Confirmation: The act of confirming or strengthening; ...
Confirmation: A rite supplemental to baptism, by which...
Confirmative: Tending to confirm or establish....
Confirmator: One who, or that which, confirms; a conf...
Confirmatory: Serving to confirm; corroborative....
Confirmatory: Pertaining to the rite of confirmation....
Confirmedly: With confirmation....
Confirmedness: A fixed state....
Confirmee: One to whom anything is confirmed....
Confirmer: One who, or that which, confirms, establ...
Confirming: of Confirm...
Confirmingly: In a confirming manner....
Confiscable: Capable of being confiscated; liable to ...
Confiscate: To seize as forfeited to the public trea...
Confiscate: Seized and appropriated by the governmen...
Confiscated: of Confiscate...
Confiscating: of Confiscate...
Confiscation: The act or process of taking property or...
Confiscator: One who confiscates....
Confiscatory: Effecting confiscation; characterized by...
Confit: Same as Comfit....
Confitent: One who confesses his sins and faults....
Confiteor: A form of prayer in which public confess...
Confiture: Composition; preparation, as of a drug, ...
Confix: To fix; to fasten....
Confixed: of Confix...
Confixure: Act of fastening....
Conflagrant: Burning together in a common flame....
Conflagration: A fire extending to many objects, or ove...
Conflate: To blow together; to bring together; to ...
Conflated: of Conflate...
Conflating: of Conflate...
Conflation: A blowing together, as of many instrumen...
Conflict: To be in opposition; to be contradictory...
Conflict: To maintain a conflict; to contend; to e...
Conflict: To strike or dash together; to meet in v...
Conflict: A striking or dashing together; violent ...
Conflict: A strife for the mastery; hostile contes...
Conflicted: of Conflict...
Conflicting: Being in conflict or collision, or in op...
Conflicting: of Conflict...
Conflictive: Tending to conflict; conflicting....
Confluence: The act of flowing together; the meeting...
Confluence: Any running together of separate streams...
Confluent: A small steam which flows into a large o...
Confluent: Flowing together; meeting in their cours...
Confluent: The place of meeting of steams, currents...
Confluent: Characterized by having the pustules, et...
Confluent: Running together or uniting, as pimples ...
Confluent: Blended into one; growing together, so a...
Conflux: A large assemblage; a passing multitude....
Conflux: A flowing together; a meeting of current...
Confluxibility: The tendency of fluids to run together....
Confluxible: Inclined to flow or run together....
Confocal: Having the same foci; as, confocal quadr...
Conform: To comply with the usages of the Establi...
Conform: Of the same form; similar in import; con...
Conform: To shape in accordance with; to make lik...
Conform: To be in accord or harmony; to comply; t...
Conformability: The parallelism of two sets of strata wh...
Conformability: The state of being conformable....
Conformable: Corresponding in form, character, opinio...
Conformable: Parallel, or nearly so; -- said of strat...
Conformable: Disposed to compliance or obedience; rea...
Conformableness: The quality of being conformable; confor...
Conformably: With conformity or in conformity; suitab...
Conformance: Conformity....
Conformate: Having the same form....
Conformation: The state of being conformed; agreement;...
Conformation: The act of conforming; the act of produc...
Conformator: An apparatus for taking the conformation...
Conformed: of Conform...
Conformer: One who conforms; one who complies with ...
Conforming: of Conform...
Conformist: One who conforms or complies; esp., one ...
Conformities: of Conformity...
Conformity: Correspondence in form, manner, or chara...
Conformity: Compliance with the usages of the Establ...
Confortation: The act of strengthening....
Confound: To mingle and blend, so that different e...
Confound: To mistake for another; to identify fals...
Confound: To throw into confusion or disorder; to ...
Confound: To destroy; to ruin; to waste....
Confounded: Confused; perplexed....
Confounded: Excessive; extreme; abominable....
Confounded: of Confound...
Confoundedly: Extremely; odiously; detestable....
Confoundedness: The state of being confounded....
Confounder: One who confounds....
Confounding: of Confound...
Confract: Broken in pieces; severed....
Confragose: Broken; uneven....
Confraternities: of Confraternity...
Confraternity: A society of body of men united for some...
Confrere: Fellow member of a fraternity; intimate ...
Confrication: A rubbing together; friction....
Confrier: A confr/re....
Confrmed: of Confirm...
Confront: To set in opposition for examination; to...
Confront: To put face to face; to cause to face or...
Confront: To stand facing or in front of; to face;...
Confrontation: Act of confrontating....
Confronte: Same as Affronte....
Confronted: of Confront...
Confronter: One who confronts....
Confronting: of Confront...
Confrontment: The act of confronting; the state of bei...
Confrontment: The act of confronting; the state of bei...
Confucian: Of, or relating to, Confucius, the great...
Confucian: A Confucianist....
Confucianism: The political morality taught by Confuci...
Confucianist: A follower of Confucius; a Confucian....
Confus: Confused, disturbed....
Confusability: Capability of being confused....
Confusable: Capable of being confused....
Confuse: Mixed; confounded....
Confuse: To mix or blend so that things can not b...
Confuse: To perplex; to disconcert; to abash; to ...
Confused: of Confuse...
Confusedly: In a confused manner....
Confusedness: A state of confusion....
Confusely: Confusedly; obscurely....
Confusing: of Confuse...
Confusion: The state of being mixed or blended so a...
Confusion: One who confuses; a confounder....
Confusion: The state of being abashed or disconcert...
Confusion: Overthrow; defeat; ruin....
Confusive: Confusing; having a tendency to confusio...
Confutable: That may be confuted....
Confutant: One who undertakes to confute....
Confutation: The act or process of confuting; refutat...
Confutative: Adapted or designed to confute....
Confute: To overwhelm by argument; to refute conc...
Confuted: of Confute...
Confutement: Confutation....
Confuter: One who confutes or disproves....
Confuting: of Confute...
Cong: An abbreviation of Congius....
Conge: The act of taking leave; parting ceremon...
Conge: To take leave with the customary civilit...
Conge: The customary act of civility on any occ...
Conge: An apophyge....
Congeable: Permissible; done lawfully; as, entry co...
Congeal: To change from a fluid to a solid state ...
Congeal: To affect as if by freezing; to check th...
Congeal: To grow hard, stiff, or thick, from cold...
Congealable: Capable of being congealed....
Congealed: of Congeal...
Congealedness: The state of being congealed....
Congealing: of Congeal...
Congealment: That which is formed by congelation; a c...
Congealment: The act or the process of congealing; co...
Congee: Boiled rice; rice gruel....
Congee: See Conge, Conge....
Congee: A jail; a lockup....
Congelation: The act or process of passing, or causin...
Congelation: The state of being congealed....
Congelation: That which is congealed....
Congener: A thing of the same genus, species, or k...
Congeneracy: Similarity of origin; affinity....
Congeneric: Alt. of Congenerical...
Congenerical: Belonging to the same genus; allied in o...
Congenerous: Allied in origin or cause; congeneric; a...
Congenial: Naturally adapted; suited to the disposi...
Congenial: Partaking of the same nature; allied by ...
Congeniality: The state or quality of being congenial;...
Congenialize: To make congenial....
Congenially: In a congenial manner; as, congenially m...
Congenialness: Congeniality....
Congenious: Congeneric....
Congenital: Existing at, or dating from, birth; pert...
Congenitally: In a congenital manner....
Congenite: Congenital; connate; inborn. See Congeni...
Conger: The conger eel; -- called also congeree....
Congeries: A collection of particles or bodies into...
Congest: To cause an overfullness of the blood ve...
Congest: To collect or gather into a mass or aggr...
Congested: Crowded together....
Congested: Containing an unnatural accumulation of ...
Congestion: The act of gathering into a heap or mass...
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