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Webster Dictionary :: Colliquated
COLLIQUATED, pp. Melted; dissolved; turned from a solid to a fluid substance.
Webster Dictionary :: Colliquate
COLLIQUATE, v.i. To melt; to dissolve; to change from solid to fluid; to become ...
Webster Dictionary :: Colliquant
COLLIQUANT, a. That has the power of dissolving or melting.
Webster Dictionary :: Colliquament
COLLIQUAMENT, n. 1. The substance formed by melting; that which is melted. 2. Te...
Webster Dictionary :: Colliquable
COLLIQUABLE, a. That may be liquefied, or melted; liable to melt, grow soft, or ...
Webster Dictionary :: Colling
COLLING, n. An embrace; dalliance.
Webster Dictionary :: Collineation
COLLINEATION, n. The act of aiming, or directing in a line to a fixed object.
Webster Dictionary :: Collimation
COLLIMATION, n. The act of aiming at a mark; aim; the act of leveling, or of dir...
Webster Dictionary :: Colligation
COLLIGATION, n. A binding together.
Webster Dictionary :: Colligating
COLLIGATING, ppr. Binding together.
Webster Dictionary :: Colligated
COLLIGATED, pp. Tied or bound together.
Webster Dictionary :: Colligate
COLLIGATE, v.t. To tie or bind together. The pieces of isinglass are colligated ...
Webster Dictionary :: Colliflower
COLLIFLOWER. [See Cauliflower .]
Webster Dictionary :: Colliery
COLLIERY, n. 1. The place where coal is dug. 2. The coal trade.
Webster Dictionary :: Collier
COLLIER, n. 1. A digger of coal; one who works in a coal-mine. 2. A coal-merchan...
Webster Dictionary :: Collide
COLLIDE, v.i. To strike or dash against each other.
