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conshum, conshume, consume,
consume [kənˈs(j)um]
v. To consume.
v. To consume.
Compounds and phrases etc.
consummate: Finished.
consumpt,
consumpt [kənˈsʌmp(t)]
n. Consumption, amount consumed.
n. Consumption, amount consumed.
contac, contack, contact,
contact [ˈkɔntak(t)]
v. To contact.
v. To contact.
contagion [kənˈteʒən]
n. The communication of disease from one person or organism to another by close contact.
n. The communication of disease from one person or organism to another by close contact.
Compounds and phrases etc.
contagious: Of diseases: spread from one person or organism to another, typically by direct contact.
contaminate [kənˈtamɪnet]
v. To make (something) impure.
v. To make (something) impure.
Compounds and phrases etc.
contaminatin: Making (something) impure.
conteen, conteener, contein, conteiner,
conteen [kənˈtin]
v. To contain.
v. To contain.
Compounds and phrases etc.
conteener [kənˈtinər]: A container.
conteena, conteenaed, conteenuaation, conteenual, conteenuation, conteenuaution, conteenuawtion, conteenue, conteenwal, conteenyaed, conteenye, conteina, conteinae, conteinuation, continuation,
conteena [kənˈtinə, kənˈtini]
v. To continue. leg. Adjourn, prorogue, put off.
pt. pp. conteenaed
v. To continue. leg. Adjourn, prorogue, put off.
pt. pp. conteenaed
Compounds and phrases etc.
conteenual [kənˈtin(w)əl]: Continual.
conteenuation [kənˈtin(ə)jeʃən, arch. -jɑːʃən]: An adjournment, postponement.
conteenous: Continuous.
conteenuation [kənˈtin(ə)jeʃən, arch. -jɑːʃən]: An adjournment, postponement.
conteenous: Continuous.
contemple [kənˈtɛmp(ə)l]
v. arch. To contemplate.
v. arch. To contemplate.
contemp, contempt,
contempt [kənˈtɛmp(t)]
n. The feeling that a person or a thing is worthless or beneath consideration.
n. The feeling that a person or a thing is worthless or beneath consideration.
Compounds and phrases etc.
contemptible: Deserving contempt, despicable.
contemptuous: Scornful, defiant.
contemptuous: Scornful, defiant.
conten, contend, contention, contentious,
contend [kɔnˈtɛn(d)]
v. To contend.
v. To contend.
Compounds and phrases etc.
contendin: Contending.
contention: Contention.
contentious: Contentious.
contention: Contention.
contentious: Contentious.