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Webster Dictionary :: Convoying
CONVOYING, ppr. Attending on a voyage or passage for defense from enemies; atten...
Webster Dictionary :: Convoyed
CONVOYED, pp. Attended on a passage by a protecting force.
Webster Dictionary :: Convoy
CONVOY, v.t. [L., to carry, to bear or carry, to bring along.] To accompany on t...
Webster Dictionary :: Convolvulus
CONVOLVULUS, n. [L.] Bindweed, a genus of plants of many species.
Webster Dictionary :: Convolve
CONVOLVE, v.t. [L., to roll. See Wallow .] To roll or wind together; to roll one...
Webster Dictionary :: Convolution
CONVOLUTION, n. [L.] 1. The act of rolling or winding together, or one thing on ...
Webster Dictionary :: Convoluted
CONVOLUTE, CONVOLUTED, a. Rolled together, or one part on another; as the sides ...
Webster Dictionary :: Convolute
CONVOLUTE, CONVOLUTED, a. Rolled together, or one part on another; as the sides ...
Webster Dictionary :: Convoking
CONVOKING, ppr. Summoning to convene; assembling.
Webster Dictionary :: Convoked
CONVOKED, pp. Summoned or assembled by order.
Webster Dictionary :: Convoke
CONVOKE, v.t. [L. See Voice .] To call together; to summon to meet; to assemble ...
Webster Dictionary :: Convocation
CONVOCATION, n. [L.] 1. The act of calling or assembling by summons. 2. An assem...
Webster Dictionary :: Convocate
CONVOCATE, v.t. [L., to convoke; to call. See Voice .] To convoke; to call or su...
Webster Dictionary :: Conviviality
CONVIVIALITY, n. 1. The good humor or mirth indulged at an entertainment. 2. A c...
Webster Dictionary :: Convivial
CONVIVIAL, a. [L., a guest, to live or eat and drink together. See Victuals .] R...
Webster Dictionary :: Convive
CONVIVE, v.t. To entertain; to feast. [Not in use.]
