| condor |
one of two vultures that are the largest flying birds of the Western Hemisphere, having a bald head and neck, dark plumage, and a wingspan up to twelve feet. |
| conduce |
to contribute to or help bring about a result (usu. fol. by "to" or "toward"). |
| conducive |
tending to produce or cause (usu. fol. by "to"). |
| conduct |
the way one acts; behavior. [10 definitions] |
| conductance |
the ability of a conductor or medium to transmit electrical current. (Cf. resistance.) |
| conduction |
the act of conducting or conveying. [2 definitions] |
| conductive |
having the ability to conduct electricity . |
| conductivity |
the capacity for or property of conducting or transmitting heat, electricity, or sound. [2 definitions] |
| conductor |
the director of a musical group. [4 definitions] |
| conduit |
a channel, ditch, or pipe used to convey water or other liquid. [2 definitions] |
| condyle |
a rounded projection on the end of one bone that fits into a hollow at the facing end of the next bone, forming a ball-and-socket joint. |
| condyloma |
a skin growth resembling a wart, usu. found near the anus or on the external genitals. |
| cone |
in geometry, a three-dimensional shape created by rotating a right triangle 360 degrees on its vertical axis. [5 definitions] |
| coneflower |
any a various plants, esp. of the genus Echinacea, having cone-shaped flowers. |
| cone shell |
any of several tropical marine snails, most of which have a poisonous bite. |
| Conestoga wagon |
a large heavy covered wagon with broad wheels, used by early U.S. pioneers to haul their freight and household goods. |
| coney |
any of various Atlantic fishes related to the sea bass and grouper. [2 definitions] |
| confab |
(informal) a confabulation; chat. [2 definitions] |
| confabulate |
to talk informally or casually; chat. [2 definitions] |
| confabulation |
the act or an instance of chatting casually. [2 definitions] |
| confect |
to make up, put together, or manufacture by combining materials or ingredients. [2 definitions] |