Webster's Dictionary 1806

1864

Comminution

Comminutionn.the act of reducing to small parts

1865

Commiserable

Commiserablea.deserving pity, wretched, mean

1866

Commiserate

Commiseratev.t.to pity, to take or have pity on

1867

Commiseration

Commiserationn.compassion, pity, sympathy, feeling

1868

Commissarial

Commissariala.pertaining to a commissary

1869

Commissary

Commissaryn.a delegate, deputy, officer

1870

Commission

Commissionn.a trust, warrant of office, order

1871

Commission (2)

Commission, or Commissionatev.t.to empower, authorize, intrust, appoint, depute, delegate

1872

Commissioner

Commissionern.one who is empowered to act

1873

Commissure

Commissuren.a joint, seam, future, pore

1874

Commit

Commitv.t.to imprison, send, do, intrust, to pledge by some act

1875

Commitment

Commitmentn.the act of, or order for, committing

1876

Committee

Committeen.a select number of men chosen to consider, examin or manage, any matter

1877

Committer

Committern.one who commits or imprisons

1878

Committible

Committiblea.that is liable to be committed

1879

Commix

Commixv.t.to mingle together, blend, unite

1880

Commixion

Commixion, or Commixturen.a mixture, a compound

1881

Commode

Commoden.a woman's headdress

1882

Commodious

Commodiousa.convenient, suitable, useful, fit

1883

Commodiously

Commodiouslyad.conveniently, fitly, properly

1884

Commodiousness

Commodiousnessn.convenience, advantage, use

1885

Commodity

Commodityn.any article of traffic, goods, wares, produce; in the sense of interest, profit, use, ob.

1886

Commodore

Commodoren.the commander of a squadron

1887

Common

Commona.equal, public, usual, vulgar, mean

1888

Common (2)

Common, or Commonn.land belonging to a number and not divided or separated by fences

1889

Common (4)

Commonv.i.to have a right of common, to diet in common

1890

Commonable

Commonablea.held in common, public