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Webster Dictionary :: Comptly

COMPTLY, adv. Neatly. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Comptness

COMPTNESS, n. Neatness. [Not in use.]

Webster Dictionary :: Comptonite

COMPTONITE, n. A newly discovered mineral, found in drusy cavities of masses eje...

Webster Dictionary :: Comptroll

COMPTROLL, from L., To count or compute, and a register. If this word were of ge...

Webster Dictionary :: Compulsative

COMPULSATIVE, a. [L., See Compel .] Compelling; forcing; constraining; operating...

Webster Dictionary :: Compulsatively

COMPULSATIVELY, adv. by constraint or compulsion.

Webster Dictionary :: Compulsion

COMPULSION, n. [L., See Compel .] 1. The act of driving or urging by force, phys...

Webster Dictionary :: Compulsive

COMPULSIVE, a. Having power to compel; driving; forcing; constraining; applying ...

Webster Dictionary :: Compulsively

COMPULSIVELY, adv. by compulsion; by force.

Webster Dictionary :: Compulsiveness

COMPULSIVENESS, n. Force; compulsion.

Webster Dictionary :: Compulsorily

COMPULSORILY, adv. In a compulsory manner; by force or constraint.

Webster Dictionary :: Compulsory

COMPULSORY, a. Having the power or quality of compelling; applying force; drivin...

Webster Dictionary :: Compunction

COMPUNCTION, n. [L. To prick or sting.] 1. A pricking; stimulation; irritation; ...

Webster Dictionary :: Compunctious

COMPUNCTIOUS, a. Pricking the conscience; giving pain for offenses committed. Le...

Webster Dictionary :: Compunctive

COMPUNCTIVE, a. Causing remorse.

Webster Dictionary :: Compupil

COMPUPIL, n. A fellow-pupil. [Little used.]

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