Compass (2)
Compassn.a circle, space, limits, moderation
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Compasses
Compassesn. pl.an instrument to make circles
Compassion
Compassionn.pity, mercy, feeling;v.t.to pity
Compassionate
Compassionatea.merciful, tender;v.t.to pity
Compassionately
Compassionatelyad.mercifully, tenderly, kindly
Compatibility
Compatibility, or Compatiblenessn.suitableness
Compatible
Compatiblea.consistent, agreeably
Compatriot
Compatriotn.a person of the same country
Compeer
Compeern.an equal, peer, companion, colleague
Compeer (2)
Compeerv.to be equal with or to, match, suit
Compel
Compelv.t.to force, oblige, constrain, drive
Compellation
Compellationn.the style of address, an address
Compeller
Compellern.one who compels, one who forces
Compendious
Compendiousa.short, brief, concise, summary
Compendiously
Compendiouslyad.shortly, briefly, concisely
Compendiousness
Compendiousnessn.shortness, conciseness, brevity
Compendium
Compendium, or Compendn.an abridgement
Compensate
Compensatev.t.to make amends, counterbalance
Compensated
Compensatedpa.requited, paid
Compensation
Compensationn.a recompence, amends, return
Compensative
Compensativea.making amends
Competence
Competence, or Competencyn.sufficiency, power
Competent
Competentad.fit, suitable, qualified, sufficient
Competently
Competentlyad.properly, fitly, reasonably
Competibility
Competibilityn.suitableness, fitness, ob.
Competible
Competiblea.suitable to, consistent with, ob.
Competition
Competitionn.contest, rivalship, strife, disput