Comb
Combn.an instrumnet, crest, part, dry measure
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Comb (2)
Combv.t.to divide, dress, trim, clean, smooth
Combat
Combatn.a battle, fight, duel, contest, dispute
Combat (2)
Combatv.to fight, engage, contest, oppose, resist
Combatant
Combatantn.one who fights, a champion
Combbird
Combbirdn.a gallinaceous bird of Africa
Combear
Combearn.a long slender fish with a red back
Combinable
Combinablea.capable of being combined
Combinate
Combinatea.betrothed, settled, promised, ob.
Combination
Combinationn.an association, conspiracy, plot
Combine
Combinev.t.to unite, agree, link, join
Combined
Combinedpa.joined or united together, varied
Combless
Comblessa.destitute of a comb or caruncle
Combustibility
Combustibility, or Combustiblenessn.the quality of taking fire and burning
Combustible
Combustiblea.that will easily take fire or burn
Combustion
Combustionn.a burning, or the union of a combustible body with oxygene, attended with light and heat--also hurry, confusion
Come
Come, [cum]v.i.came, come;pret.come;pa.to draw near, move, be quick, proceed, happen
Come (2)
Comen.a solid body in the form of a sugar loaf
Comedian
Comediann.an actor or writer of comedies
Comedy
Comedyn.a laughable or droll dramatic piece
Comeliness
Comelinessn.grace, beauty, decency, fitness
Comely
Comelyad.gracefully, handsomely, properly
Comer
Comern.one that comes, one that draws near
Comet
Cometn.a kind of star, a blazing-star
Comfit
Comfit, [cumfit]n.a sweatmeat, or preserve
Comfit (2)
Comfitv.t.to preserve fruit and dry it
Comfort
Comfort, [cumfort]v.t.to ease, cheer, revive