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Webster Dictionary :: Circumlocutory
CIRCUMLOCUTORY, a. Pertaining to circumlocution; consisting or contained in a co...
Webster Dictionary :: Circumlocution
CIRCUMLOCUTION, n. A circuit or compass of words; a periphrase; the use of a num...
Webster Dictionary :: Circumligation
CIRCUMLIGATION, n. The act of binding round; the bond with which any thing is en...
Webster Dictionary :: Circumjacent
CIRCUMJACENT, a. Lying round; bordering on every side.
Webster Dictionary :: Circumgyre
CIRCUMGYRE, v.t. To roll or turn round.
Webster Dictionary :: Circumgyrate
CIRCUMGYRATE, CIRCUMGYRATION, n. The act of turning, rolling or whirling round; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Circumgestation
CIRCUMGESTATION, n. A carrying about.
Webster Dictionary :: Circumfusion
CIRCUMFUSION, n. [See Circumfuse .] The act of pouring or spreading round; the s...
Webster Dictionary :: Circumfusile
CIRCUMFUSILE, a. That may be poured or spread round; as, circumfusile gold.
Webster Dictionary :: Circumfuse
CIRCUMFUSE, v.t. 1. To pour round; to spread round, as a fluid. 2. To spread rou...
Webster Dictionary :: Circumforanean
CIRCUMFORANEAN, CIRCUMFORANEOUS, a. Going about; walking or wandering from house...
Webster Dictionary :: Circumfluous
CIRCUMFLUOUS, a. Flowing round; encompassing as a fluid; circumfluent.
Webster Dictionary :: Circumfluent
CIRCUMFLUENT, a. Flowing round; surrounding as a fluid; as, circumfluent waves.
Webster Dictionary :: Circumfluence
CIRCUMFLUENCE, n. A flowing round on all sides; an inclosure of waters.
Webster Dictionary :: Circumflex
CIRCUMFLEX, n. In grammar, an accent serving to note or distinguish a syllable o...
Webster Dictionary :: Circumferentor
CIRCUMFERENTOR, n. An instrument used by surveyors for taking angles. It consist...
