Collator
Collatorn.one who compares, raises or prefers
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Colleague
Colleaguen.a partner;v.i.to unite with or in
Collect
Collectv.t.to gather, get, recover, infer
Collect (2)
Collectn.a short comprehensive prayer
Collectaneous
Collectaneousa.collected, compiled from various authors
Collected
Collectedpa.gathered, inferred, cool, firm
Collectedness
Collectednessn.coolness of mind, self-possession
Collectible
Collectiblea.that may be gathered or deduced
Collection
Collectionn.the act of collecting, money or things collected, an assembly, an inference
Collectitious
Collectitiousa.collected, gathered, gleaned
Collective
Collectivea.apt to gather or infer, whole, full
Collectively
Collectivelyad.in a body, together, wholly
Collector
Collectorn.a gatherer, a receiver of taxes or duties
College
Collegen.a house of learning, a society
Collegial
Collegiala.of or belonging to a college
Collegian
Collegian, or Collegiaten.a member of a college
Collegian (2)
Collegian, or Collegiaten.a member of a college
Collegiate (2)
Collegiatea.of or belonging to a college
Collegiate (4)
Collegiatea.having a college, in or like a college
Collet
Colletn.that part of a ring where a stone is set
Collide
Collidev.t.to dash or strike together, ob.
Collier
Colliern.a digger of or dealer in coals, a coalship
Colliery
Collieryn.a place where coals are dug
Colligation
Colligationn.the act or art of binding together
Colliquable
Colliquablea.that may be rendered liquid
Colliquate
Colliquatev.t.to melt, dissolve, liquify, soften
Colliquation
Colliquationn.the act of melting