Correspondent (2)
Correspondentn.one who holds correspondence by letters
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Corridor
Corridorn.a gallery round a house, a covered way
Corrigible
Corrigiblea.punishable, that may be mended
Corroborant
Corroboranta.strengthening, confirming
Corroborant (2)
Corroborantn.a medicin which gives strength
Corroborate
Corroboratev.t.to strengthen, confirm, ratify
Corroborate (2)
Corroboratea.confirmed, made strong or sure
Corroboration
Corroborationn.the act of strengthening
Corroborative
Corroborativea.able or tending to strengthen
Corrode
Corrodev.t.to eat away by degrees, to gnaw
Corrodible
Corrodiblea.that may be corroded
Corrosion
Corrosionn.the act of eating or wearing away
Corrosive
Corrosiven.a corroding medicin, a hot quality
Corrosive (2)
Corrosive, or Corrodenta.able to corrode, eating away
Corrosively
Corrosivelyad.in a corroding manner
Corrosiveness
Corrosivenessn.the quality of being corrosive
Corrugate
Corrugatev.t.to wrinkle, purse up, contract
Corrugator
Corrugatorn.a muscle which contracts the skin of the eye brows
Corrupt
Corruptv.to spoil, defile, grow rotten, bribe
Corrupt (2)
Corrupta.rotten, debauched, wicked, vile
Corrupted
Corruptedpa.debauched, led astray, rotten
Corrupter
Corruptern.one who corrupts, one who rains
Corruptibility
Corruptibilityn.a corruptible state or quality
Corruptible
Corruptiblea.that may or can be corrupted
Corruptibly
Corruptiblyad.in a corruptible manner or state
Corruption
Corruptionn.wickedness, rottenness, matter, taint
Corruptive
Corruptivea.able to corrupt, able to taint