Con (2)
Conv.t.to study, know, give, render, fix
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Concamerate
Concameratev.t.to arch over, to vault, ob.
Concatenate
Concatenatev.t.to link or join together
Concatenation
Concatenationn.an uniting, union, series of links
Concave
Concavea.hollow in the inside, arched
Concavity
Concavityn.inside, hollowness of a round body
Concavous
Concavousa.regularly hollowed, concave
Concavously
Concavouslyad.in a concave or hollow manner
Conceal
Concealv.t.to hide, keep secret or close, cover
Concealable
Concealablea.that may be concealed or hidden
Concealer
Concealern.one who conceals, one who hides
Concealment
Concealmentn.the act of hiding, secrecy, shelter
Concede
Concedev.t.to admit, grant, yield, give up
Conceit
Conceitn.a fancy, idea, opinion, fondness, pride
Conceit (2)
Conceitv.t.to imagin, fancy, believe, suppose
Conceited
Conceitedpa.imagined, proud, vain, affected
Conceitedly
Conceitedlyad.proudly, whimsically, fancifully
Conceitedness
Conceitednessn.pride, fantasticalness, conceit
Conceitless
Conceitlessa.thoughtless, stupid, dull, ob.
Conceivable
Conceivablea.that may be conceived
Conceivableness
Conceivablenessn.the quality of being conceivable
Conceivably
Conceivablyad.intelligibly
Conceive
Conceivev.to become with child, understand, think
Conceiver
Conceivern.one who conceives or understands
Concent
Concentn.harmony, agreement, consistency ob.
Concenter
Concenterv.to come or bring to one point
Concentrate
Concentratev.t.to bring into a narrow compass