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Webster Dictionary :: Commorant
COMMORANT, a. Dwelling; ordinarily residing; inhabiting. All freeholders within ...
Webster Dictionary :: Commorance
COMMORANCE,MORANCY, n. A dwelling or ordinary residence in a place; abode; habit...
Webster Dictionary :: Commonwealthsman
COMMONWEALTHSMAN, n. One who favors the commonwealth, or a republican government.
Webster Dictionary :: Commonweal
COMMONWEAL, COMMONWEALTH, n. 1. An established form of government, or civil poli...
Webster Dictionary :: Commonty
COMMONTY, n. In Scots law, land belonging to two or more common proprietors; or ...
Webster Dictionary :: Commons
COMMONS, n. plu. 1. The common people, who inherit or possess no honors or title...
Webster Dictionary :: Commonplace
COMMONPLACE, n. A memorandum; a common topic. COMMONPLACE , v.t. To enter in a c...
Webster Dictionary :: Commonness
COMMONNESS, n. 1. Frequent occurrence; a state of being common or usual. 2. Equa...
Webster Dictionary :: Commonly
COMMONLY, adv. Usually; generally; ordinarily; frequently; for the most part; as...
Webster Dictionary :: Commonitive
COMMONITIVE, a. Warning; monitory.
Webster Dictionary :: Commonition
COMMONITION, n. Advice; warning; instruction.
Webster Dictionary :: Commoner
COMMONER, n. 1. One of the lower rank, or common people; one under the degree of...
Webster Dictionary :: Commonalty
COMMONALTY, n. 1. The common people. In Great Britain, all classes and condition...
Webster Dictionary :: Commonage
COMMONAGE, n. The right of pasturing on a common; the joint right of using any t...
Webster Dictionary :: Commonable
COMMONABLE, a. 1. Held in common. 2. That may be pastured on common land. Common...
Webster Dictionary :: Common-lawyer
COMMON-LAWYER, n. One versed in Common Law.
