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Webster Dictionary :: Contemperate
CONTEMPERATE, v.t. [See Contemper .] To temper; to reduce the quality of, by mix...
Webster Dictionary :: Contemperament
CONTEMPERAMENT, n. Moderated or qualified degree; a degree of any quality reduce...
Webster Dictionary :: Contemper
CONTEMPER, v.t. [L., to mix or temper. See Temper .] To moderate; to reduce to a...
Webster Dictionary :: Contemning
CONTEMNING, ppr. Despising; slighting as vile or despicable; neglecting or rejec...
Webster Dictionary :: Contemner
CONTEMNER, n. One who contemns; a despiser; a scorner.
Webster Dictionary :: Contemned
CONTEMNED, pp. Despised; scorned; slighted; neglected, or rejected with disdain.
Webster Dictionary :: Contemn
CONTEMN, v.t. [L., to despise; to drive away.] 1. To despise; to consider and tr...
Webster Dictionary :: Contection
CONTECTION, n. [L.] A covering. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Conteck
CONTECK, n. Quarrel; contention. [Not English.]
Webster Dictionary :: Contamination
CONTAMINATION, n. The act of polluting; pollution; defilement; taint.
Webster Dictionary :: Contaminating
CONTAMINATING, ppr. Polluting; defiling; tarnishing.
Webster Dictionary :: Contaminated
CONTAMINATED, pp. Polluted; defiled; tarnished.
Webster Dictionary :: Contaminate
CONTAMINATE, v.t. [L., to defile.] To defile; to pollute; usually in a figurativ...
Webster Dictionary :: Containing
CONTAINING, ppr. Holding; having capacity to hold; comprehending; comprising; in...
Webster Dictionary :: Contained
CONTAINED, pp. Held; comprehended; comprised; included; inclosed.
Webster Dictionary :: Containable
CONTAINABLE, a. That may be contained, or comprised.
