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corollary |
natural consequence (which naturally follows from something else) |
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coroner |
public official who investigates any death thought to be of other than natural causes |
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corporeal |
bodily (rather than spiritual); of a bodily form; material; tangible |
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corpulent |
very fat; N. corpulence |
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corpus |
collection (of writings or information); Ex. the corpus of Shakespear's works; Cf. corpse |
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corpuscle |
red or white cell in the blood |
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correlate |
either of the correlated things; V. |
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correlation |
mutual relationship |
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corroborate |
confirm; support; strengthen |
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corrode |
destroy or wear away gradually by chemical action (over a long period) |
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corrosive |
eating away by chemicals or disease; (of language) fierce |
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corrugated |
wrinkled; ridged |
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cosmic |
pertaining to the universe; vast |
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coterie |
group that meets socially; select circle; close group of people with shared interests |
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countenance |
approve; support; tolerate; Ex. countenance his rude behavior; N: face; appearance |
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countermand |
cancel; revoke (an order) |
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counterpart |
thing that completes another; things very much alike; thing that has the same purpose in a different system |
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coup |
highly successful action or sudden attack; coup(s) d'\'etat; CF. coup de gr\^ace: deathblow or shot which kills |
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couple |
join; unite; OP. uncouple |
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courier |
messenger |
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