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by_common, by_the_common, bycommon, by-common, coamon, coimmon, commen, common, commonalitie, commonality, commonate, commonite, commonte, commontie, commonty, commun, comoun, comouns, cowmon, ooncommon, uncommon,
common [ˈkɔmən, MN. ˈkʌumən]
n. The common people. A debt, obligation.
adj. Common.
n. The common people. A debt, obligation.
adj. Common.
Compounds and phrases etc.
by the common, by common: Out of the ordinary, unusual.
commonality [ˈkɔmənalətɪ]: The common people, the middle classes.
commonty [ˈkɔməntɪ]: A common possession or enjoyment of land, a common.
for common: adv. Usually, generally, commonly.
uncommon: Uncommon.
commonality [ˈkɔmənalətɪ]: The common people, the middle classes.
commonty [ˈkɔməntɪ]: A common possession or enjoyment of land, a common.
for common: adv. Usually, generally, commonly.
uncommon: Uncommon.
commotion [kəˈmoʃən]
n. A disturbance.
n. A disturbance.
commune, communin, communin$, communing,
commune [ˈkɔm(j)un]
v. To discuss, debate.
v. To discuss, debate.
Compounds and phrases etc.
communin [ˈkəm(j)unɪn]: A meeting to converse on any particular subject, a discussion
communicate,
communicate [kəˈm(j)unɪket]
v. To communicate.
v. To communicate.
Compounds and phrases etc.
communication: Communication.
communion,
communion [kəˈmjunjən]
n. Communion.
n. Communion.
commonity, communitie, community,
community [ˈkəm(j)unəti]
n. Community.
n. Community.
compact [kəmˈpak(t)]
adj. Closely and neatly packed together. Dense.
adj. Closely and neatly packed together. Dense.
compaignen, companion,
companion [kəmˈpanjən]
n. A companion.
n. A companion.
Compounds and phrases etc.
companionable: Friendly and sociable.
accompanie, accompany, companie, company,
company [ˈkəmpənɪ]
n. A company.
n. A company.
Compounds and phrases etc.
accompany: To accompany,
comapar$d, comapare$t, comapared, comapart, compair, compare, compare$t, compared,
compare [kəmˈpeːr]
n. Comparison, resemblance.
v. To compare.
pt. pp. compare't, compared
n. Comparison, resemblance.
v. To compare.
pt. pp. compare't, compared
Compounds and phrases etc.
incomparable: Not comparable.