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Webster Dictionary :: Conjurer
CONJURER, n. One who practices conjuration; one who pretends to the secret art o...
Webster Dictionary :: Conjurement
CONJUREMENT, n. Serious injunction; solemn demand.
Webster Dictionary :: Conjured
CONJURED, pp. Bound by an oath.
Webster Dictionary :: Conjure
CONJURE, v.t. [L., to swear together, to conspire.] 1. To call on or summon by a...
Webster Dictionary :: Conjuration
CONJURATION, n. [See Conjure .] The act of using certain words or ceremonies to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Conjuncture
CONJUNCTURE, n. [See Conjoin .] 1. A joining; a combination or union, as of caus...
Webster Dictionary :: Conjunctly
CONJUNCTLY, adv. In union; jointly; together.
Webster Dictionary :: Conjunctiveness
CONJUNCTIVENESS, n. The quality of conjoining or uniting.
Webster Dictionary :: Conjunctively
CONJUNCTIVELY, adv. In conjunction, or union; together.
Webster Dictionary :: Conjunctive
CONJUNCTIVE, a. 1. Closely united. 2. Uniting; serving to unite. 3. In grammar, ...
Webster Dictionary :: Conjunction
CONJUNCTION, n. [L. See Conjoin .] 1. Union; connection; association by treaty o...
Webster Dictionary :: Conjunct
CONJUNCT, a. [L. See Conjoin .] Conjoined; united; concurrent.
Webster Dictionary :: Conjugation
CONJUGATION, n. [L.] 1. A couple or pair; as a conjugation of nerves. [Little us...
Webster Dictionary :: Conjugate
CONJUGATE, v.t. [L., to couple; to yoke, to marry. See Join and Yoke.] 1. To joi...
Webster Dictionary :: Conjugally
CONJUGALLY, adv. Matrimonially; connubially.
Webster Dictionary :: Conjugal
CONJUGAL, a. [L., marriage; to yoke or couple. See Join and Yoke.] 1. Belonging ...
