Webster's Dictionary 1806

1729

Colliquative

Colliquativea.tending to melt or dissolve

1730

Colliquefaction

Colliquefactionn.the act of melting together

1731

Collision

Collisionn.a striking together, clash, stroke

1732

Collocate

Collocatev.t.to place, set in order, station

1733

Collocate (2)

Collocatea.put into some place or station, set

1734

Collocation

Collocationn.the act or art of placing together

1735

Collop

Collopn.a small cut or slice of meat, a child

1736

Colloquial

Colloquiala.relating to conversation, familiar

1737

Colloquy

Colloquyn.a conference, conversation, talk

1738

Collow

Collow, or Collyn.the black grime of coals, soot

1739

Colluctation

Colluctationn.a contest, opposition, struggle

1740

Collures

Colluresn.two great circles, intersecting at the solistices

1741

Collusion

Collusionn.a secret agreement to defraud

1742

Collusive

Collusivea.fraudulent, deceitful, combined

1743

Collusively

Collusivelyad.in a collusive manner, falsely

1744

Colly (2)

Collyv.t.to grime with coal, black, smut

1745

Colocolo

Colocolon.the water raven, an Indian bird

1746

Colon

Colonn.the point (:), the great gut, a member

1747

Colonel

Colonel, [curnel]n.commander of a regiment

1748

Colonelcy

Colonelcyn.the office or grade of a colonel

1749

Colonelship

Colonelshipn.the office or rank of a colonel

1750

Colonial

Coloniala.belonging to, or living in, a colony

1751

Colonization

Colonizationn.the act of settling in a new colony

1752

Colonize

Colonizev.t.to plant or settle with inhabitants

1753

Colonnade

Colonnaden.a row or set of pillars

1754

Colony

Colonyn.a plantation from the mother country

1755

Colophony

Colophonyn.rosin, gross turpentine, pitch