| comprehensible |
understandable; intelligible. |
| comprehension |
the act, process, or product of comprehending; understanding. [3 definitions] |
| comprehensive |
wide or all-inclusive in range or scope. [3 definitions] |
| compress |
to press into less space, or condense as though pressing together. [4 definitions] |
| compressed |
pressed or squeezed together. [2 definitions] |
| compressed air |
air subjected to greater pressure than the surrounding atmosphere, esp. by mechanical means. |
| compression |
the act or process of pressing down on or together, causing flattening or condensing. [3 definitions] |
| compression ratio |
in an internal-combustion engine, the ratio of the largest to the smallest volume of a cylinder measured at the top and bottom of the piston stroke. |
| compressor |
something that compresses, esp. a device for compressing and condensing gases to drive machinery. |
| comprimario |
a singer who sings secondary operatic roles. |
| comprise |
to include. [2 definitions] |
| compromise |
a settlement of differences by partial concession of demands by each party, or the result of such a settlement. [7 definitions] |
| compromising |
risking or endangering one's principles or reputation. |
| comptroller |
variant of controller. |
| compulsion |
coercion or constraint; act of compelling. [3 definitions] |
| compulsive |
able to compel; compelling. [3 definitions] |
| compulsory |
required or obligatory. [2 definitions] |
| compunction |
uneasiness about the propriety or suitability of an action; qualm. [2 definitions] |
| computation |
the act of computing. [3 definitions] |
| compute |
to calculate by mathematical operations. [5 definitions] |
| computer |
an electronic device used to store, sort, correlate, and make calculations on data at high speeds. [2 definitions] |