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Webster Dictionary :: Collate
COLLATE, v.t. Literally, to bring or lay together. Hence, 1. To lay together and...
Webster Dictionary :: Collared
COLLARED, pp. 1. Seized by the collar. 2. Having a collar on the neck.
Webster Dictionary :: Collarage
COLLARAGE, n. A tax or fine laid for the collars of wine-drawing horses.
Webster Dictionary :: Collar-bone
COLLAR-BONE, n. The clavicle.
Webster Dictionary :: Collar
COLLAR, n. 1. Something worn round the neck, as a ring of metal, or a chain. The...
Webster Dictionary :: Collapsion
COLLAPSION, n. A state of falling together; a state of vessels closed.
Webster Dictionary :: Collapsed
COLLAPSED, pp. Fallen together; closed.
Webster Dictionary :: Collapse
COLLAPSE, v.i. To fall together, as the two sides of a vessel; to close by falli...
Webster Dictionary :: Coll
COLL, v.t. To embrace.
Webster Dictionary :: Colin
COLIN, n. A bird of the partridge kind, found in America and the West Indies, ca...
Webster Dictionary :: Colical
COLICAL, a. Affecting the bowels.
Webster Dictionary :: Colic
COLIC, n. In general, a severe pain in the bowels, of which there are several va...
Webster Dictionary :: Coleopteral
COLEOPTERAL, a. Having wings covered with a case or sheath, which shuts as above.
Webster Dictionary :: Coleopter
COLEOPTER,TERA, n. The coleopters, in Linnes system of entomology, are an order ...
Webster Dictionary :: Cole-wort
COLE-WORT, n. A particular species of cole, brassica, or cabbage.
Webster Dictionary :: Cole-seed
COLE-SEED, n. 1. The See d of the navew, napus sativa, or long-rooted, narrow-le...
