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confute [ˈkɔnfjut]
v. To confute, disprove.
v. To confute, disprove.
Compounds and phrases etc.
confutation [ˈkɔnfjuteʃən]: Confuting, disproving.
congregate [ˈkɔŋɡrəɡet]
v. To assemble.
v. To assemble.
Compounds and phrases etc.
congregation: An assembly or gathering.
conjecter, conjectur,
conject [ˈkondʒɛk(t)]
v. To conjecture.
v. To conjecture.
Compounds and phrases etc.
conjectur: Conjecture.
conach, conacht, connach, connach$t, connached, connacht, connecht, connich, connich$t, conniched, connoch,
connach [ˈkɔnəx]
n. A botch. An unskilful worker, a bungler.
v. To waste, be wasteful with. To spoil, destroy, devour, consume.
pt. pp. connacht
n. A botch. An unskilful worker, a bungler.
v. To waste, be wasteful with. To spoil, destroy, devour, consume.
pt. pp. connacht
coneck, conekit, connec, connecit, conneck, conneckit, connect, connection, connectit,
connect [kəˈnɛk(t)]
n. A connection, link.
v. To connect, to link.
pt. pp. connectit
n. A connection, link.
v. To connect, to link.
pt. pp. connectit
Compounds and phrases etc.
connection [kəˈnɛkʃən]: A connection, link.
coneive, conieve, conneeve,
conneeve [kəˈniːv]
v. To connive.
pt. pp. conneeved
v. To connive.
pt. pp. conneeved
coney, conie, connie, conny, cony,
connie [ˈkɔnɪ]
n. A rabbit.
n. A rabbit.
canech, cannagh, connach, connach-wirm, connach-worm, connagh, connoch, connoch-worm, connough, connough-worm, cunnagh,
connoch [ˈkɔnəx, ˈkɑnəx, ˈkʌnəx]
n. The murrain in cattle. The pip in fowls.
n. The murrain in cattle. The pip in fowls.
Compounds and phrases etc.
connoch-wirm: U. S. SW. The caterpillar larva of the hawkmoth Acherontia atropos
conquer [ˈkɔŋkər]
v. To obtain by conquest.
v. To obtain by conquest.
conscience, conscience, contance, contens, gonshins, gonshins, gontans, gonterns, gonters, gontrins, gontrum, gontums, kinscience, kinshens,
conscience [kɔnˈʃəns, kɪnˈʃəns]
n. Conscience.
n. Conscience.
Compounds and phrases etc.
conscientious: Conscientious.