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Webster Dictionary :: Compromit
COMPROMIT, v.t. [L., To promise.] To pledge or engage, by some act or declaratio...
Webster Dictionary :: Compromissorial
COMPROMISSORIAL, a. Relating to a compromise.
Webster Dictionary :: Compromising
COMPROMISING, ppr. Adjusting by agreement.
Webster Dictionary :: Compromiser
COMPROMISER, n. One who compromises.
Webster Dictionary :: Compromised
COMPROMISED, pp. Settled by agreement with mutual concessions.
Webster Dictionary :: Compromise
COMPROMISE, n. [L. To give bond to stand to an award, to promise. See Promise .]...
Webster Dictionary :: Comprobation
COMPROBATION, n. [L., to prove.] Proof; joint attestation. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Comprobate
COMPROBATE, v.i. To agree in approving; to concur in testimony.
Webster Dictionary :: Comprising
COMPRISING, ppr. Containing; including; comprehending.
Webster Dictionary :: Comprised
COMPRISED, pp. Comprehended; contained.
Webster Dictionary :: Comprise
COMPRISE, v.t. [See Comprehend .] To comprehend; to contain; to include; as, the...
Webster Dictionary :: Comprisal
COMPRISAL, n. The act of comprising or comprehending.
Webster Dictionary :: Comprint
COMPRINT, v.i. [See Print .] To print together. It is taken, in law, for the dec...
Webster Dictionary :: Compriest
COMPRIEST, n. A fellow priest. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Compressure
COMPRESSURE, n. The act or force of one body pressing against another; pressure.
Webster Dictionary :: Compressive
COMPRESSIVE, a. Having power to compress.
