Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Consortable

Consortablea.fit to rank with, suitable, ob.

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Consorted

Consortedpa.joined in company or marriage

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Consound

Consoundn.the name of several species of plants

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Conspectuity

Conspectuityn.the sense of seeing, sight, ob.

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Conspicuity

Conspicuityn.brightness, clearness, ob.

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Conspicuous

Conspicuousa.easy to be seen, clear, eminent

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Conspicuously

Conspicuouslyad.plainly, remarkably, eminently

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Conspicuousness

Conspicuousnessn.clearness, fame, renown

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Conspiracy

Conspiracyn.a plot, combination, union

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Conspirant

Conspiranta.engaged in a conspiracy, uniting

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Conspiration

Conspirationn.a conspiracy, a combination

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Conspirator

Conspirator, or Conspirern.a plotter, conduce

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Conspire

Conspirev.i.to plot, agree, concert, conduce

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Conspiring

Conspiringpa.plotting, agreeing, tending

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Constable

Constablen.in Eu. a governor or commander, in Am. a town officer of the peace, with the powers of an under sheriff

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Constableship

Constableshipn.the office or post of constable

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Constablewick

Constablewickn.the jurisdiction of a constable

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Constablewick (2)

Constablewickn.the jurisdiction of a constable

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Constancy

Constancyn.firmness, resoluteness, continuance

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Constant

Constanta.firm, unchangeable, certain, fixed

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Constantinopolitan

Constantinopolitana.of Constantinople

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Constantly

Constantlyad.invariably, steadily, always, ever

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Constellate

Constellatev.i.to shine with one general light

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Constellation

Constellationn.a cluster of fixed stars, a body

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Consternation

Consternationn.fear, wonder, astonishment, surprise

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Constipate

Constipatev.to crowd, thicken, stop, bind

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Constiption

Constiptionn.the act of crowding, a stoppage