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Webster Dictionary :: Contzontli
CONTZONTLI, n. The Mexican name of the Turdus Polyglottus, or mocking thrush.
Webster Dictionary :: Contusion
CONTUSION, n. [L., to beat.] 1. The act of beating and bruising, or the state of...
Webster Dictionary :: Contuse
CONTUSE, v.t. [L.] To beat; to bruise; to injure the flesh or substance of a liv...
Webster Dictionary :: Contund
CONTUND, v.t. [L.] To beat; to bruise by beating. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Contumely
CONTUMELY, n. [L., to swell.] Rudeness or reproach compounded of haughtiness and...
Webster Dictionary :: Contumeliousness
CONTUMELIOUSNESS, n. Reproach; rudeness; contempt.
Webster Dictionary :: Contumeliously
CONTUMELIOUSLY, adv. In a contumelious manner; with pride and contempt; reproach...
Webster Dictionary :: Contumelious
CONTUMELIOUS, a. [L. See Contumely .] 1. Haughtily reproachful; contemptuous; in...
Webster Dictionary :: Contumacy
CONTUMACY, n. [L.] 1. Stubbornness; unyielding obstinacy; inflexibility. 2. In l...
Webster Dictionary :: Contumaciousness
CONTUMACIOUSNESS, n. Obstinacy; perverseness; stubbornness; contumacy.
Webster Dictionary :: Contumaciously
CONTUMACIOUSLY, adv. Obstinately; stubbornly; perversely; in disobedience of ord...
Webster Dictionary :: Contumacious
CONTUMACIOUS, a. [L., to swell.] 1. Literally, swelling against; haughty. Hence,...
Webster Dictionary :: Controvertist
CONTROVERTIST, n. One who controverts; a disputant; a man versed or engaged in c...
Webster Dictionary :: Controverting
CONTROVERTING, pp. Disputing; denying and attempting to refute.
Webster Dictionary :: Controvertible
CONTROVERTIBLE, a. That may be disputed; disputable; not too evident to exclude ...
Webster Dictionary :: Controverter
CONTROVERTER, n. One who controverts; a controversial writer.
