Webster's Dictionary 1806

1891

Commonage

Commonagen.a right to feed on a common

1892

Commonalty

Commonaltyn.the bulk or body of the people

1893

Commoner

Commonern.one of the people not ennobled

1894

Commonly

Commonly, or Commonad.frequently, usually

1895

Commonness

Commonnessn.frequency, an equal share

1896

Commonplace

Commonplacea.often used, trite, frequent

1897

Commonplace (2)

Commonplacev.t.to reduce to general heads

1898

Commonplace-Book

Commonplace-bookn.a book for general heads

1899

Commons

Commonsn. pl.the commonalty, parliamentmen, food on equal pay, food, proportion, share

1900

Commonweal

Commonwealn.public good or welfare

1901

Commonwealth

Commonwealthn.a government in which thep people bear the chief rule, a republic, the public

1902

Commorance

Commorancen.a dwelling, residence, abode

1903

Commorant

Commoranta.dwelling, residing, abiding

1904

Commotion

Commotionn.a tumult, disturbance, uneasiness

1905

Commove

Commovev.t.to disturb, unsettle, ob.

1906

Communal

Communala.pertaining to a commune

1907

Communcicant

Communcicantn.one who receives the communion of the Lord's supper

1908

Commune

Communev.i.to converse, confer, examine

1909

Commune (2)

Communen.a territorial district in France

1910

Communicable

Communicablea.that may be communicated

1911

Communicate

Communicatev.to impart, reveal, receive the Lord's supper

1912

Communication

Communicationn.the act of imparting or exchanging, a conversation, boundary, passage

1913

Communicative

Communicativea.free, ready, to impart, open, kind

1914

Communicativeness

Communicativenessn.freeness, openness

1915

Communion

Communionn.a taking of the Lord's supper, union in faith, union, fellowship, intercourse

1916

Community

Communityn.a society, a common possession

1917

Commutability

Commutabilityn.a commutable quality, change