Connex
Connexv.t.to link together, unite, ob.
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Connexion
Connexion, or Connexityn.see connection
Connexive
Connexivea.having the force of connection
Connive
Connivev.i.to wink at a fault, pass by, forbear
Connoisseur
Connoisseurn.a critic, a judge of letters or arts
Connotate
Connotate, or Connotev.t.to denote, to imply, ob.
Connotation
Connotationn.the act of implying something, ob.
Connubial
Connubiala.of or relating to marriage, conjugal
Connutritious
Connutritiousa.nourished with or together
Conoid
Conoidn.a figure partaking of or like a cone
Conoidic
Conoidica.relating to a conoid
Conquaisate
Conquaisatev.t.to shake, move, dash, ob.
Conquer
Conquerv.to overcome, subdue, win, beat
Conquerable
Conquerablea.that may be overcome or beaten
Conqueror
Conquerorn.one who overcomes or subdues
Conquest
Conquestn.victory, a thing gained or gotten
Consabulate
Consabulatev.i.to talk together, converse, not used
Consabulation
Consabulationn.easy conversation, chat, talk
Consabulatory
Consabulatorya.relating to conversation
Consanguineous
Consanguineousa.near of kin, related by birth
Consanguinity
Consanguinityn.relationship by blood or birth
Consarriation
Consarriationn.marriage by eating bread together
Conscience
Consciencen.natural knowledge, simple reason
Conscientious
Conscientiousa.scrupulous, exact justice, real honestly
Conscionable
Conscionablea.reasonable, just, proper
Conscionableness
Conscionablenessn.reasonableness, justice, propriety
Conscionably
Conscionablyad.reasonably, justly, fitly