Webster's Dictionary 1806

1837

Commencement

Commencementn.a beginning, date, meeting

1838

Commend

Commendv.t.to recommend, praise, instruct

1839

Commendable

Commendablea.desrving praise, worthy, good

1840

Commendably

Commendablyad.in a praiseworthy manner

1841

Commendam

Commendamn.a woid or double benefice

1842

Commendation

Commendationn.recommendation, praise

1843

Commendatory

Commendatorya.tending to recommend

1844

Commender

Commendern.one who commends, a praiser

1845

Commensality

Commensalityn.a fellowship of table, ob.

1846

Commensurability

Commensurability, or Commensurablenessn.a capacity of being compared with another in measure, equal proportion

1847

Commensurable

Commensurablea.having some common measure

1848

Commensurate

Commensuratea.reducible to a measure, equal, proportionable, commensurable

1849

Commensuration

Commensurationn.a reduction to some measure

1850

Comment

Commentv.i.to explain, gloss, write notes

1851

Comment (2)

Comment, or Commentaryn.an explanation, notes

1852

Commentatory

Commentatory, or Commentern.one who explains

1853

Commentitious

Commentitiousa.imaginary, feigned, forged

1854

Commerce

Commercev.i.to hold a correspondence, ob.

1855

Commerce (2)

Commercen.trade, traffic, connexion, a game

1856

Commercial

Commerciala.relating to trade, trading

1857

Commercing

Commercingpa.holding intercouse, dealing

1858

Commigrate

Commigratev.i.to remove or go away in a body

1859

Commination

Comminationn.a threatening of punishment

1860

Commingle

Comminglev.t.to mix, blend or join together

1861

Commingle (2)

Comminglev.t.to mix, blend or join together

1862

Commingling

Comminglingpa.mixing, uniting in one mass

1863

Comminute

Comminutev.t.to grind, to reduce to powder