Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Convolute

Convolutea.having the margins rolled together

2810

Convolution

Convolutionn.a rolling or twisting together

2811

Convolve

Convolvev.t.to roll up or together, wind, turn

2812

Convolvulus

Convolvulusn.bindweed, a genus of plants

2813

Convoy

Convoyn.an attendance for defense, protection, the thing protected

2814

Convulse

Convulsev.t.to give violent motion, tear, rend

2815

Convulsion

Convulsionn.an irregular and violent motion

2816

Convulsive

Convulsivea.given to or causing convulsions

2817

Cony

Cony, or Coneyn.a kind of animal, a rabbit

2818

Conycatch

Conycatchv.t.to cheat, trick, bite, ob.

2819

Coo

Coov.i.to cry like a dove or pigeon

2820

Cooing

Cooingn.the noise made by a pigeon

2821

Cook

Cookn.a man or woman who dresses victuals

2822

Cook (2)

Cookv.t.to dress victuals, prepare, manage

2823

Cookery

Cookeryn.the art or act of dressing victuals

2824

Cookmaid

Cookmaidn.a maid that dresses victuals, a cook

2825

Cookt

Cooktpa.dressed, prepared for table, ordered

2826

Cool

Coolv.to make or grow cool, moderate, allay

2827

Cool (2)

Coola.somewhat cold, coldish, indifferent

2828

Cool (3)

Cooln.a freedom from heat, temperature, shade

2829

Cooler

Coolern.what cools the body, a brewing vessel

2830

Coolly

Coollyad.without passion or regard, slightly

2831

Coolness

Coolnessn.moderate cold, indifference

2832

Coom

Coomn.foot, grease for wheels, dust, refuse or apples

2833

Coomb

Coombn.a corn-measure of four bushels

2834

Coop

Coopn.a wooden cage for poultry, barrel, cart

2835

Coop (2)

Coopv.t.to cage, shut up, confine, imprison