Corps
Corpsn.a body of soldiers (an ill word)
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Corpse
Corpsen.the dead body of a human being
Corpulence
Corpulencen.fleshiness, excessive fatness
Corpulent
Corpulenta.big, gross, heavy, fleshy, fat
Corpuscle
Corpusclen.a very small part or body, an atom
Corpuscular
Corpusculara.of or relating to bodies or atoms
Corradiation
Corradiationn.an union of different rays
Correct
Correctv.t.to punish, mend faults, temper
Correct (2)
Correcta.exact, revised with exactness
Corrected
Correctedpa.punished, reproved, set right
Correction
Correctionn.punishment, reproof, amendment
Correctional
Correctionala.pertaining to correction
Correctioner
Correctionern.a jailbird, prisoner, not used
Corrective
Correctiven.what has the power of correcting
Corrective (2)
Correctivea.able to correct, able to alter
Correctly
Correctlyad.accurately, exactly, justly, neat
Correctness
Correctnessn.accuracy, exactness, nicety, care
Corrector
Correctorn.one who or what corrects
Corregidor
Corregidorn.a high or chief magistrate in Spain
Correlate
Correlaten.what stands in an opposite relation
Correlative
Correlativea.having a reciprocal relation, like
Correponsive
Correponsivea.adapted, suited
Correption
Correptionn.reproof, chiding, rebuke, ob.
Correptory
Correptorya.reproving, rebuking, blaming, ob.
Correspond
Correspondv.i.to suit, answer, agree, write to
Correspondence
Correspondencen.agreement, fitness, intercourse
Correspondent
Correspondenta.suitable, answerable, proper