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Collation (n)
a light meal
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Colloquial (adj)
pertaining to conversational or common speech
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Colloquy (n)
informal discussion
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Comity (n)
courtesy; civility
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Commensurate (adj)
corresponding in extent, degree, amount, etc; proportionate
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Commiserate (v)
feel or express pity or sympathy for
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Commodius (adj)
spacious and comfortable
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Compendium (n)
brief, comprehensive summary
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Complaisant (adj)
trying to please; overly polite; obliging
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Complicity (n)
involvement in a crime; participation
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Comport (v)
to bear one's self; behave
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Concatenate (v)
link as a chain
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Concilliatory (adj)
reconciling; soothing
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Concomitant (n)
that which accompanies
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Condign (adj)
appropriate; deserved (almost always, in the sense of deservedly severe, as in condign punishment)
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Conflagration (n)
great fire
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Conflate (v)
meld or fuse; confuse; combine into one
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Confluence (n)
flowing together; corwd
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Congenial (adj)
pleasant; friendly
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Conjecture (v)
infer on the basis of insufficient data; surmise; guess
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Conjugal (adj)
pertaining to marriage
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Connivance (n)
pretense of ignorance of something wrong; assistance; permission to offend
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Connubial (adj)
pertaining to marriage or the matrimonial state
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Consanguinity (n)
kinship
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Conscript (n)
draftee; person forced into military service
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Consequential (adj)
self-important; pompous
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Conservatory (n)
school of the fine arts (esp music or drama)
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Consign (v)
to deliver officialy; entrust; set apart
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Consonance (n)
harmony; agreement
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Consummate (adj)
wholly without flaw; supremely skilled; complete and utter
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Contingent (n)
group that makes up part of a gathering
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Contravene (v)
to contradit; oppose; infringe on or tansgress
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Controvert (v)
Oppose with arguments; attempt to refute; contradict
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Conversant (adj)
familiar with
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Convivial (adj)
festive; gay
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Convoke (v)
call together
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Cordon (n)
extended line of men or fortifications to prevent access or egress
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Countenance (v, n)
- (v) approve; tolerate
- (n) face
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Countermand (v)
cancel; revoke
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Cow (v)
terrorize; intimidate
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Cozen (v)
cheat; hoodwink; swindle
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Crabbed (adj)
sour; peevish
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Credulity (n)
belief on slight evidence; gullibility; naivete
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Crestfallen (adj)
dejected; dispirited
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Crotchety (adj)
eccentric; whimsical
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Crux (n0
essential or main point
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Crypt (n)
secret recess or vault usually used for burial
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Cursory (adj)
casual; hastily done
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Cynosure (n)
object of general attention
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Dais (n)
raised platform for guests of honor
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Deadpan (adj)
wooden; impassive
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Debacle (n)
sudden downfall; complete disaster
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Debase (v)
to reduce the quality or value; lowen in esteem; degrade
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Debauch (v)
corrupt; seduce from virtue
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