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Webster Dictionary :: Concavous
CONCAVOUS, a. [L.] Concave, which see.
Webster Dictionary :: Concavo-convex
CONCAVO-CONVEX, a. Concave on one side, and convex on the other. [See Convex .]
Webster Dictionary :: Concavo-concave
CONCAVO-CONCAVE, a. Concave or hollow on both surfaces.
Webster Dictionary :: Concavity
CONCAVITY, n. Hollowness; the internal surface of a hollow spherical body, or a ...
Webster Dictionary :: Concaveness
CONCAVENESS, n. Hollowness.
Webster Dictionary :: Concave
CONCAVE, a. [L. Hollow. See Cave .] 1. Hollow, and arched or rounded, as the inn...
Webster Dictionary :: Concavation
CONCAVATION, n. [See Concave .] The act of making concave.
Webster Dictionary :: Concause
CONCAUSE, n. Joint cause. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Concatenation
CONCATENATION, n. A series of links united; a successive series or order of thin...
Webster Dictionary :: Concatenated
CONCATENATED, pp. Linked together; united in a series.
Webster Dictionary :: Concatenate
CONCATENATE, v.t. [L. A chain.] To link together; to unite in a successive serie...
Webster Dictionary :: Concameration
CONCAMERATION, n. An arching; an arch or vault.
Webster Dictionary :: Concamerated
CONCAMERATED, pp. Arched over.
Webster Dictionary :: Concamerate
CONCAMERATE, v.t. [L. To arch; an arch, arched roof, or chamber.] To arch over; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Conatus
CONATUS, n. 1. Effort; attempt. 2. The tendency of a body towards any point, or ...
Webster Dictionary :: Con
CON. A Latin inseparable preposition or prefix to other words. Ainsworth remarks...
