 | Term | Definition |
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COLLUSION |
SECRET COOPERATION AMONG A NUMBER OF PEOPLE, USUALLY TO ACCOMPLISH SOMETHING ILLEFAL OR WRONG. |
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COMLEY |
PHYSICALLY GOOD LOOKING / USUALLY REFERRING TO WOMEN. |
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COMMENSURATE |
SAME SIZE, WITH AN EQUAL MEASURE. |
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COMMISERATE |
TO SHARE IN ANOTHER'S SORROW OR DISAPPOINTMENT. |
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COMPENDIOUS |
CONTAINING A WIDE RANGE OF INFORMATION IN A CONCISE FORM; USUALLY A PIECEOF WRITTING. |
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COMPLAISANT |
WILLING OT PLEASE OTHERS. |
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COMPLACENT |
SELF-SATISFIED. |
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COMPORT |
TO BEHAVE IN A PARTICULAR WAY. |
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COMPUNCTION |
FEELINGS OF GULILT. |
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CONCERTED |
MUTUAL, AS IN ACTION TOWARD AN ESTABLISHED GOAL. |
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CONFABULATE |
ENGAGING, EXTRAVAGANT STORYTELLING. |
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CONFLUENCE |
A POINT OF MEETING, FLOWING TOGETHR, OR JOINING. |
