| colure |
either of the two great circles of the celestial sphere that intersect at the poles, one passing through the solstices and the other through the equinoxes. |
| colza |
any of several plants, esp. rape, whose seeds produce oil used in salad dressings and lubricants. [2 definitions] |
| com- |
with; together; jointly. [2 definitions] |
| coma1 |
a prolonged, deep state of unconsciousness resulting from disease, injury, poisoning, or the like. |
| coma2 |
the cloud around a comet's nucleus; the head of a comet. [3 definitions] |
| comal |
in botany, of or pertaining to terminal tufts, such as the silky hairs at the ends of some seeds or the bracts at the top of a pineapple. |
| comanage |
combined form of manage. |
| comanagement |
combined form of management. |
| comanager |
combined form of manager. |
| Comanche |
a member of a tribe of North American Indians now living in Oklahoma. [2 definitions] |
| comatose |
in a coma; unconscious. [2 definitions] |
| comb |
a thin, toothed implement used to untangle, style, or hold hair. [9 definitions] |
| combat |
to fight against or oppose forcefully. [3 definitions] |
| combatant |
someone or something that engages in combat. [2 definitions] |
| combat fatigue |
see "battle fatigue." |
| combative |
eager or ready to fight. |
| comber |
one that combs, such as a person or machine that combs textile fibers. [2 definitions] |
| combination |
the act of combining or state of being combined. [3 definitions] |
| combination lock |
a lock operated by turning a dial to a set series of numbers or letters. |
| combine |
to bring or join together, as into a whole. [6 definitions] |
| combined |
joined or added together. |