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conglomeration :: mass of material sticking togethercongruence :: correspondence or parts; harmonious relationshipcongruent :: in agreement; correspondingconifer :: pine tree; cone-bearing treeconjecture :: surmise; guessconjugal :: pertaining to marriageconjure :: summon a devil; practice magic; imagine or inventconnivance :: pretense of ignorance of something wrong; assistance; permission to offendconnoisseur :: person competent to act as a judge of art, etc.; a lover of an artconnotation :: suggested or implied meaning of an expressionconnubial :: pertaining to marriage or the matrimonial stateconsanguinity :: kinshipconscientious :: scrupulous; carefulconscript :: draftee; person forced into military serviceconsecrate :: dedicate; sanctifyconsensus :: general agreementconsequential :: following as result or inference; *pompous; self-important*conservatory :: school of the fine arts (especially music or drama)consign :: deliver officially; entrust; set apartconsistency :: absence of contradictions; dependability; uniformity; degree of thicknessconsole :: lessen sadness or disappointment; give comfort

consolidation :: unification; process of becoming firmer or strongerconsonance :: harmony; agreementconsort (n) :: husband or wifeconsort (v) :: associate withconspiracy :: treacherous plotconstituent :: *supporter*constraint :: compulsion; repression of feelingsconstrue :: explain; interpretconsummate :: completecontagion :: infectioncontaminate :: pollutecontempt :: scorn; disdaincontend :: struggle; compete; assert earnestly

contention :: claim; thesiscontentious :: quarrelsomecontest :: disputecontext :: writing preceding and following the passage quotedcontiguous :: adjacent to; touching uponcontinence :: self-restraint; sexual chastitycontingent :: dependent on; conditionalcontortions :: twistings; distortionscontraband :: illegal trade; smuggling; smuggled goodscontravene :: contradict; oppose: infringe on or transgresscontrite :: penitentcontrived :: forced; artificial; not spontaneouscontrovert :: oppose with arguments; attempt to refute; contradict

contumacious :: disobedient; resisting authoritycontusion :: bruiseconundrum :: riddle; difficult problemconvene :: assembleconvention :: social or moral custom established practiceconventional :: ordinary; typicalconverge :: approach; tend to meet; come togetherconversant :: familiar withconverse :: oppositeconvert :: one who has adopted a different religion or opinion

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convex :: curving outwardconveyance :: vehicle; transferconviction :: judgment that someone is guilty of a crime; strongly held beliefconvivial :: festive; gay; characterized by jovialityconvoke :: call togetherconvoluted :: coiled around; involved; intricatecopious :: plentifulcoquette :: a girl or woman who merely from vanity tries to get mens attention and admiration; flirtcordial :: gracious; heartfeltcordon :: extended line of men or fortifications to prevent access or egresscornice :: projecting molding on building (usually above columns)cornucopia :: horn overflowing with fruit and grain; symbol of abundancecorollary :: consequence; accompanimentcorporeal :: bodily; materialcorpulent :: very fatcorrelation :: mutual relationshipcorroborate :: confirm; supportcorrode :: destroy by chemical actioncorrosive :: eating away by chemicals or diseasecorrugated :: wrinkled; ridgedcosmic :: pertaining to the universe; vastcoterie :: group that meets socially select circlecountenance (n) :: face

countenance (v) :: approve; toleratecounterfeit :: not genuine; imitation; forgedcountermand :: cancel; revoke