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Webster Dictionary :: Commissaryship
COMMISSARYSHIP, n. The office of a commissary.
Webster Dictionary :: Commissary
COMMISSARY, n. 1. In general sense, a commissioner; one to whom is committed som...
Webster Dictionary :: Commissariate
COMMISSARIATE, n. The office or employment of a commissary; or the whole body of...
Webster Dictionary :: Commissarial
COMMISSARIAL, a. [See Commissary .] Pertaining to a commissary. Smollett uses co...
Webster Dictionary :: Commiserator
COMMISERATOR, n. One who pities.
Webster Dictionary :: Commiseratively
COMMISERATIVELY, adv. From compassion.
Webster Dictionary :: Commiseration
COMMISERATION, n. Pity; compassion; a sympathetic suffering of pain or sorrow fo...
Webster Dictionary :: Commiserating
COMMISERATING, ppr. Pitying; compassionating; feeling sorrow for.
Webster Dictionary :: Commiserated
COMMISERATED, pp. Pitied.
Webster Dictionary :: Commiserate
COMMISERATE, v.t. 1. To pity; to compassionate; to feel sorrow, pain or regret f...
Webster Dictionary :: Commiserable
COMMISERABLE, a. [See Commiserate .] Deserving of commiseration or pity; pitiabl...
Webster Dictionary :: Comminution
COMMINUTION, n. 1. The act of reducing to a fine powder or to small particles; p...
Webster Dictionary :: Comminuting
COMMINUTING, ppr. Reducing to fine particles; pulverizing; levigating.
Webster Dictionary :: Comminuted
COMMINUTED, pp. Reduced to fine particles; pulverized; triturated.
Webster Dictionary :: Comminute
COMMINUTE, v.t. To make small or fine; to reduce to minute particles, or to a fi...
Webster Dictionary :: Comminuible
COMMINUIBLE, a. Reducible to powder.
