Conditionate (2)
Conditionatea.settled on terms, conditional, ob.
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Conditionatea.settled on terms, conditional, ob.
Conditioneda.haivng qualities, or stipulations
Condolev.to lament, mourn, grieve with others
Condolementn.grief, sorrow, mutual distress
Condolencen.grief for another's loss, sympathy
Condoman.a quadruped of the goat kind
Condorn.a fowl of S. America, the largest known
Conducev.to help, promot, serve, lead, conduct
Conduciblea.having the power of conducing
Conducivea.promoting, contributing
Conducivenessn.a conducive or helping quality
Conductn.behavior, management, direction
Conductv.t.to lead, guide, manage, direct, behave
Conductiousa.hired, employed, engaged
Conductorn.a leader, director, general, chief
Conduitn.a waterpipe, pipe, canal, duct, cock
Conduplicatea.doubled together
Conduplicationn.a doubling or folding over
Condyln.a protuberance on a bone
Condyloidn.end of the posterior part of the lower jaw
Conepaten.an animal of the weasel kind
Conetcyn.the office or rank of a cornet
Confederacyn.a league, bond, union, engagment
Confederatev.t.to league, unite, ally, combine
Confederatea.united in league, combined
Confederaten.an accomplice, companion, ally
Confederationn.a close alliance, league, union