| conifer |
any of several evergreen trees, such as pines or firs, that bear cones. |
| coniferous |
bearing cones, or pertaining to plants that do so. |
| con into |
to persuade (someone) to do something through trickery. |
| conj. |
abbreviation of "conjunction." |
| conjectural |
involving or based on conjecture. [2 definitions] |
| conjecture |
the making of a guess or inference, esp. with little evidence. [4 definitions] |
| conjoin |
to combine for a common purpose. |
| conjoint |
joined together; united; associated. [2 definitions] |
| conjugal |
of or relating to marriage or the relationship between wife and husband. |
| conjugate |
in grammar, to list systematically the inflected forms of (a verb). [5 definitions] |
| conjugation |
in grammar, the process of listing systematically the inflected forms of a verb. [4 definitions] |
| conjunct |
combined together; united. |
| conjunction |
in grammar, a word such as "and," "while," or "because" that connects words, phrases, clauses, or sentences. [4 definitions] |
| conjunctiva |
the mucous membrane lining the inner surface of the eyelid and the surface of the eyeball. |
| conjunctive |
that connects or joins; connective. [4 definitions] |
| conjunctivitis |
inflammation of the conjunctiva. |
| conjuncture |
a combination of events or circumstances, esp. one producing a crisis. [2 definitions] |
| conjuration |
the act or an instance of conjuring; incantation. [2 definitions] |
| conjure |
to do or produce by or as if by magic or sleight of hand. [4 definitions] |
| conjurer |
one who conjures; magician; sorcerer. |
| conjure up |
to produce in the mind; evoke. |