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Webster Dictionary :: Comrogue
COMROGUE, n., A fellow rogue. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Comrade
COMRADE, n., Literally, one who lodges in the same room. Hence in a more general...
Webster Dictionary :: Computist
COMPUTIST, n. A computer. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Computing
COMPUTING, ppr. Counting; numbering; reckoning; estimating.
Webster Dictionary :: Computer
COMPUTER, n. One who computes; a reckoner; a calculator.
Webster Dictionary :: Computed
COMPUTED, pp. Counted; numbered; reckoned; estimated.
Webster Dictionary :: Compute
COMPUTE, v.t. [L. To lop or prune; to think, count, reckon; to cast up. The sens...
Webster Dictionary :: Computation
COMPUTATION, n. [L., See Compute .] 1. The act of computing, numbering, reckonin...
Webster Dictionary :: Computable
COMPUTABLE, a. [See Compute .] Capable of being computed, numbered or reckoned.
Webster Dictionary :: Compurgator
COMPURGATOR, n. One who bears testimony or swears to the veracity or innocence o...
Webster Dictionary :: Compurgation
COMPURGATION, n. [L., To purify.] In law, the act or practice of instifying a ma...
Webster Dictionary :: Compupil
COMPUPIL, n. A fellow-pupil. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Compunctive
COMPUNCTIVE, a. Causing remorse.
Webster Dictionary :: Compunctious
COMPUNCTIOUS, a. Pricking the conscience; giving pain for offenses committed. Le...
Webster Dictionary :: Compunction
COMPUNCTION, n. [L. To prick or sting.] 1. A pricking; stimulation; irritation; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Compulsory
COMPULSORY, a. Having the power or quality of compelling; applying force; drivin...
