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comic,
comic [kɔmɪk]
n. A comedian.
comma, commae,
comma [ˈkomə]
n. A comma.
commaand, commaand, commaandin, commaands, comman, comman, comman, comman, command, command, commandin, commands, commanin, commanin, commanment, commanments, commans, commans, commaund, commaund, commaundin, commaunds,
commaund [kəˈmɑːn(d), kəˈmɔːn(d) N. I. kəˈmaːn(d)]
n. A command, order. One of the Ten Commandments.
pl. commaunds Commandments.
v. To command, order.
Compounds and phrases etc.
commaunder: A commander.
commaundin [kəˈmɑːn(d)ɪn, kəˈmɔːn(d)ɪn N. I. kəˈmaːn(d)ɪn]: Commanding. Of pain: severe, disabling.
the commaunds: The ten commandments.
commeesioner, commeisioner, commisioner, commissioner,
commeesioner [kəˈmiʃənər]
n. A commisioner, a member of the Scottish Parliament or church general assembly, a factor or steward.
Compounds and phrases etc.
Ryal Commeesioner: The monarch's representative in the Scots Parliament.
comatee, comatie, commatte, commattee, commeet, commeetment,
commeet [ˈkəmit]
v. To commit.
Compounds and phrases etc.
comatee [ˈkoməˈti, ˈkɔməˈti]: A committee.
commeetment: Commitment.
commence [kəˈmɛns]
v. To begin.
Compounds and phrases etc.
commencement: The beginning of something.
commen, commend, commendaation, commendation, commendaution, commendawtion, recommen, recommen$, recommend,
commend [kəˈmɛn(d)]
n. A commendam, comment, a commentary.
v. To commend.
Compounds and phrases etc.
commendation [kəˈmɛndeʃən, arch. -ɑːʃən]: Commendation.
recommend [ˈrɛ-]: To recommend.
commerce [kəˈmɛrs]
n. The activity of buying and selling, especially on a large scale.
commodious [kəˈmodɪəs]
adj. Commodious, convenient, serviceable.
commodity [kəˈmodɪti]
n. An advantage or benefit. A useful thing.
pl. commodities
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