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Webster Dictionary :: Corroded
CORRODED, pp. Eaten away gradually; worn, diminished, impaired, by slow degrees.
Webster Dictionary :: Corrode
CORRODE, v.t. [L., to eat or gnaw.] 1. To eat away by degrees; to wear away, or ...
Webster Dictionary :: Corroborative
CORROBORATIVE, n. A medicine that strengthens; a corroborant.
Webster Dictionary :: Corroboration
CORROBORATION, n. The act of strengthening, or confirming; addition of strength,...
Webster Dictionary :: Corroborating
CORROBORATING, ppr. Strengthening; giving firmness or additional assurance.
Webster Dictionary :: Corroborated
CORROBORATED, pp. Strengthened; confirmed; rendered more certain.
Webster Dictionary :: Corroborate
CORROBORATE, v.t. [L., to strengthen, strength.] 1. To strengthen; to make stron...
Webster Dictionary :: Corroborant
CORROBORANT, a. [See Corroborate .] Strengthening; having the power or quality o...
Webster Dictionary :: Corrivation
CORRIVATION, n. The running of different streams into one. [Not much used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Corrivate
CORRIVATE, v.t. [L. Con and rivus.] To draw water out of several streams into on...
Webster Dictionary :: Corrival
CORRIVAL, n. A fellow rival; a competitor. More correctly co-rival, which see.
Webster Dictionary :: Corrigible
CORRIGIBLE, a. [L., to correct.] 1. That may be set right, or amended; as a corr...
Webster Dictionary :: Corridor
CORRIDOR, n. The termination dor may perhaps be the L. Tor, as in curator, cursi...
Webster Dictionary :: Corresponsive
CORRESPONSIVE, a. Answerable; adapted.
Webster Dictionary :: Corresponding
CORRESPONDING, ppr. 1. Carrying on intercourse by letters. 2. a. Answering; agre...
Webster Dictionary :: Correspondently
CORRESPONDENTLY, adv. In a corresponding manner.
