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Webster Dictionary :: Conceivable
CONCEIVABLE, a. [See Conceive .] 1. That may be imagined, or thought; capable of...
Webster Dictionary :: Conceitless
CONCEITLESS, a. Of dull conception; stupid; dull of apprehension. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Conceitedness
CONCEITEDNESS, n. The state of being conceited; conceit; vanity; an overweening ...
Webster Dictionary :: Conceitedly
CONCEITEDLY, adv. In a conceited manner; fancifully; whimsically. Conceitedly dr...
Webster Dictionary :: Conceited
CONCEITED, pp. 1. Conceived; imagined; fancied. 2. Endowed with fancy, or imagin...
Webster Dictionary :: Conceit
CONCEIT, n. [L., to take or seize.] 1. Conception; that which is conceived, imag...
Webster Dictionary :: Conceding
CONCEDING, ppr. Yielding; admitting; granting.
Webster Dictionary :: Conceded
CONCEDED, pp. Yielded; admitted; granted; as, a question, proposition, fact or s...
Webster Dictionary :: Concede
CONCEDE, v.t. [L. To yield, give way, depart, desist.] 1. To yield; to admit as ...
Webster Dictionary :: Concealment
CONCEALMENT, n. 1. Forbearance of disclosure; a keeping close or secret; as the ...
Webster Dictionary :: Concealing
CONCEALING, ppr. Keeping close or secret; forbearing to disclose; hiding; coveri...
Webster Dictionary :: Concealer
CONCEALER, n. One who conceals; as the concealer of a crime.
Webster Dictionary :: Concealed
CONCEALED, pp. Kept close or secret; hid; withdrawn from sight; covered.
Webster Dictionary :: Concealable
CONCEALABLE, a. That may be concealed; hid or kept close.
Webster Dictionary :: Conceal
CONCEAL, v.t. [L. To withhold from sight,; G.,To conceal, and to heal; the prima...
Webster Dictionary :: Concavously
CONCAVOUSLY, adv. With hollowness; in a manner to discover the internal surface ...
