Congregate (2)
Congregatev.to collect, assemble, meet, unite
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Congregation
Congregationn.a collection, assembly, mass, pile
Congregational
Congregationala.relating to a congregation, and to a church government by consent and election
Congregationalism
Congregationalismn.church government by the members of the church and congregation
Congregationalist
Congregationalistn.an adherent to the congregational form of church and congregation
Congress
Congressn.a meeting, assembly, combat, the legislature of the United States of America
Congressional
Congressionala.pertaining to the Congress of the United States
Congressive
Congressivea.meeting, encountering, struck
Congrue
Congruev.i.to agree, fit, suit, conform, ob.
Congruence
Congruence, or Congrumentn.agreement, firtness
Congruent
Congruenta.agreeing, correspondent, fit, suitable
Congruity
Congruityn.fitness, consistency, reason
Congruous
Congruousa.fit, suitable, meet, proper, like
Congruously
Congruouslyad.suitably, consistently, pertinently
Coniac
Coniac, or Cogniacn.a kind of brandy from France
Conic
Conic, or Conicala.in form of or like a cone
Conically
Conicallyad.the state of being conical
Conics
Conicsn. pl.the doctrin of conic sections
Coniferous
Coniferousa.producing conical seed vessels
Coninuity
Coninuityn.uninterrupted connection, cohesion
Conivance
Conivancen.a winking, volutary blindness
Conjector
Conjectorn.a guesser, a diviner, ob.
Conjectural
Conjecturala.depending on conjecture
Conjecturally
Conjecturallyad.by conjecture or guess
Conjecture
Conjecturen.a guess, judge by guess, suppose
Conjecturer
Conjecturern.one who conjectures or guesses
Conjoin
Conjoinv.to connect, league, unite, fasten, join