CONGLUTINATING
CONGLUTINATING, participle present tense Gluing together; uniting or closing by a tenacious substance.
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American Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1828.
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CONGLUTINATION
CONGLUTINATION, noun The act of gluing together; a joining by means of some tenacious substance; a healing by uniting the parts of a wound; union.
CONGLUTINATIVE
CONGLUTINATIVE, adjective Having the power of uniting by glue or other substance of like nature.
CONGLUTINATORE
CONGLUTINATORE, noun That which has the power of uniting wounds.
CONGO
CONGO, noun A species of tea in China.
CONGRATULANT
CONGRATULANT, adjective Rejoicing in participation.
CONGRATULATE
CONGRATULATE, verb transitive [Latin, grateful, pleasing. See Grace.] To profess ones pleasure or joy to another on account of an event deemed happy or fortunate, as on the birt...
CONGRATULATED
CONGRATULATED, participle passive Complimented with expressions of joy at a happy event.
CONGRATULATING
CONGRATULATING, participle present tense Professing ones joy or satisfaction on account of some happy event, prosperity or success.
CONGRATULATION
CONGRATULATION, noun The act of professing ones joy or satisfaction on account of some happy event, prosperity or success.CONGRATULATION, noun The act of professing ones joy or ...
CONGRATULATOR
CONGRATULATOR, noun One who offers congratulation.
CONGRATULATORY
CONGRATULATORY, adjective Expressing joy for the good fortune of another, or for an event fortunate for both parties or for the community.
CONGREE
CONGREE, verb intransitive To agree. [Not in use.]
CONGREET
CONGREET, verb transitive To salute mutually. [Not in use.]
CONGREGATE
CONGREGATE, verb transitive [Latin, a herd. See Gregarious.] To collect separate persons or things into an assemblage; to assemble; to bring into one place, or into a crowd or u...
CONGREGATED
CONGREGATED, participle passive Collected; assembled in one place.
CONGREGATING
CONGREGATING, participle present tense Collecting; assembling; coming together.
CONGREGATION
CONGREGATION, noun1. The act of bringing together, or assembling.2. A collection or assemblage of separate things; as a congregation of vapors.3. More generally, an assembly or ...
CONGREGATIONAL
CONGREGATIONAL, adjective Pertaining to a congregation; appropriately used of such Christians as hold to church government by consent and election, maintaining that each congreg...
CONGREGATIONALISM
CONGREGATIONALISM, noun Ecclesiastical government in the hands of each church, as an independent body.
CONGREGATIONALIST
CONGREGATIONALIST, noun One who belongs to a congregational church or society; one who holds to the independence of each congregation or church of Christians, in the right of el...
CONGRESS
CONGRESS, noun [Latin, to come together; to go or step; a step. See Grade and Degree.]1. A meeting of individuals; an assembly of envoys, commissioners, deputies, etc., particul...
CONGRESSION
CONGRESSION, noun A company. [Not in use.]
CONGRESSIONAL
CONGRESSIONAL, adjective Pertaining to a congress, or to the congress of the United States; as congressional debates.The congressional institution of Amphictyons in Greece.
CONGRESSIVE
CONGRESSIVE, adjective1. Meeting, as the sexes.2. Encountering.
CONGRUE
CONGRUE, verb intransitive To agree. [Not used.]
CONGRUENCE
CONGRUENCE, CONGRUENCY, noun [Latin, to agree, or suit.] Suitableness of one thing to another; agreement; consistency.