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Webster Dictionary :: Conusant

CONUSANT, a. Knowing; having notice of.

Webster Dictionary :: Conuterbuff

CONUTERBUFF, n. A blow in an opposite direction; a stroke that stops motion or c...

Webster Dictionary :: Convalescence

CONVALESCENCE, CONVALESCENCY, n. [L., to grow stronger; to get strength, to be s...

Webster Dictionary :: Convalescency

CONVALESCENCE, CONVALESCENCY, n. [L., to grow stronger; to get strength, to be s...

Webster Dictionary :: Convalescent

CONVALESCENT, a. Recovering health and strength after sickness or debility.

Webster Dictionary :: Convallary

CONVALLARY, n. A genus of plants, Convallaria.

Webster Dictionary :: Convenable

CONVENABLE, a. [See Convene .] 1. That may be convened, or assembled. 2. Consist...

Webster Dictionary :: Convene

CONVENE, v.i. [L., to come.] 1. To come together; to meet; to unite; as things. ...

Webster Dictionary :: Convened

CONVENED, pp. Assembled; convoked.

Webster Dictionary :: Convener

CONVENER, n. One who convenes or meets with others; one who calls together.

Webster Dictionary :: Convenience

CONVENIENCE, CONVENIENCY, n. [L.] Literally, a coming together; a meeting.

Webster Dictionary :: Conveniency

CONVENIENCE, CONVENIENCY, n. [L.] Literally, a coming together; a meeting. Hence...

Webster Dictionary :: Convenient

CONVENIENT, a. Fit; suitable; proper; adapted to use or to wants; commodious; fo...

Webster Dictionary :: Conveniently

CONVENIENTLY, adv. 1. Fitly; suitably; with adaptation to the end or effect. Tha...

Webster Dictionary :: Convening

CONVENING, ppr. Coming together; calling together. CONVENING , n. The act of com...

Webster Dictionary :: Convent

CONVENT, n. [L., to assemble.] 1. An assembly of persons devoted to religion; a ...

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