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Webster Dictionary :: Conics

CONICS, n. That part of geometry which treats of the cone and the curves which a...

Webster Dictionary :: Coniferous

CONIFEROUS, a. [L., to bear.] Bearing cones; producing hard, dry, scaly See d-ve...

Webster Dictionary :: Coniform

CONIFORM, a. [cone and form.] In form of a cone; conical; as a coniform mountain...

Webster Dictionary :: Conite

CONITE, n. [Gr., dust.] A mineral of an ash or greenish gray color, which become...

Webster Dictionary :: Conject

CONJECT, v.t. To throw together, or to throw. [Not used.] CONJECT , v.i. To gues...

Webster Dictionary :: Conjector

CONJECTOR, n. [L., to cast together; to throw.] One who guesses or conjectures. ...

Webster Dictionary :: Conjecturable

CONJECTURABLE, a. That may be guessed or conjectured.

Webster Dictionary :: Conjectural

CONJECTURAL, a. Depending on conjecture; done or said by guess; as a conjectural...

Webster Dictionary :: Conjecturally

CONJECTURALLY, adv. Without proof, or evidence; by conjecture; by guess; as, thi...

Webster Dictionary :: Conjecture

CONJECTURE, n. [L., See Conjector .] 1. Literally, a casting or throwing togethe...

Webster Dictionary :: Conjectured

CONJECTURED, pp. Guessed; surmised.

Webster Dictionary :: Conjecturer

CONJECTURER, n. One who guesses; a guesser; one who forms or utters an opinion w...

Webster Dictionary :: Conjecturing

CONJECTURING, ppr. Guessing; surmising.

Webster Dictionary :: Conjoin

CONJOIN, v.t. [L., to join. See Join .] 1. To join together, without any thing i...

Webster Dictionary :: Conjoined

CONJOINED, pp. Joined to or with; united; associated.

Webster Dictionary :: Conjoining

CONJOINING, ppr. Joining together; uniting; connecting.

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