| conference table |
a table large enough to accommodate the participants in a conference. |
| confess |
to reveal, admit, or concede as true, esp. something self-incriminating. [6 definitions] |
| confessable |
combined form of confess. |
| confessedly |
by admission; avowedly. |
| confession |
the act of confessing; admission; avowal. [4 definitions] |
| confessional |
of, pertaining to, or similar to a confession. [2 definitions] |
| confessor |
one who makes a confession. [3 definitions] |
| confetti |
(used with a sing. verb) small pieces of colored paper thrown into the air on festive occasions. |
| confidant |
one to whom a secret or secrets are trusted or confided. |
| confide |
to disclose secrets or confidences trustfully (usu. fol. by "in"). [2 definitions] |
| confidence |
a sense of assurance, faith, or trust in a person or thing. [4 definitions] |
| confidence game |
any swindle made possible by first gaining the confidence of the victim; con game; con. |
| confidence man |
a swindler who operates a confidence game; con man. |
| confidence trick |
(chiefly British) any swindle made possible by first gaining the confidence of the victim; confidence game; con game; con. |
| confident |
having trust or faith in someone or something; sure. [3 definitions] |
| confidential |
told or communicated only in privacy; secret. [3 definitions] |
| confidentiality |
the state or condition of being kept private or communicated only in private. |
| confiding |
tending to trust; trustful. |
| configuration |
the relation or arrangement of the constituent parts of something. [6 definitions] |
| configure |
to set or arrange the constituent elements of (something) in a particular way so as to have a working combination. [2 definitions] |
| confine |
to limit within certain bounds; restrict. [3 definitions] |