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Kenneth G. Wilson (1923–).  The Columbia Guide to Standard American English.  1993.
 
 
Entry Index
 
comprehend to -d-
 
comprehend, apprehend
comprehensive, complete, comprehensible
comprise, compose, consist, constitute, include
comptroller, controller
compulsive, compulsory
COMPUTERESE
con-
concave, convex
concensus
concept, conception
concern
concerned
concert, recital
concerto
CONCISENESS 1, CONCISION
conciseness 2, concision
conclave
conclude
concoct
CONCORD
CONCORD, NOTIONAL
concrete
concretize
concur
condemn, contemn
condensation
condition
CONDITIONALS
conducive
conductor
conduit
conferencing
confess
confidant, confidante, confident
confide
confident
conform
conformity
CONFUSION OF SIMILAR OR APPARENTLY SIMILAR WORDS
confute, refute
congenial, genial
congenital
congratulate, congratulation(s)
congruence, congruent
conjugal, connubial
CONJUNCTION
CONJUNCTIVE ADVERBS
connect
connection, connexion
connote, denote
connubial
consciousness, conscience, consciousness raising, consciousness-raising
consensus (of opinion)
consequent
consequential, inconsequential
conservative
CONSERVATIVES IN LANGUAGE MATTERS
CONSERVATIVE USAGE
consider
considerable
considerateness, consideration
consist
consistent
consistently, persistently
consist in, consist of
CONSONANCE
consonant
CONSONANTS 1, THE AMERICAN ENGLISH
CONSONANTS 2, DOUBLING OF
conspicuous by its
CONSTITUENCY
constitute
constrain, restrain
consul
consummate
contact
CONTACT CLAUSES
contagious, infectious
contemn
contemporaneous, contemporary
contemptible, contemptuous
contend
CONTEXT, CONTEXTUAL, CONTEXTUALLY
continual, continuous
continually, continuously
continuance, continuation, continuity
continue on
continuity
continuous
continuously
CONTRACTIONS
contrast
controlled substance
controller
convenience store, convenience food
convenient
conventional
conversant
CONVERSATIONAL
CONVERSATIONAL LEVELS
converse
convex
convict
convince, persuade
cool, coolth
cooperate, collaborate
COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
cop, bobby
cope
cop out, cop a plea
COPULATIVE VERBS
copy
cord
core, corps
coronate
corporal, corporeal
corps
corpse, corpus, corpus delicti
correct
CORRECTNESS, THE DOCTRINE OF, AND THE DOCTRINE OF APPROPRIATENESS
correspond
corrode
cosmetic, cosmetic, cosmeticize, cosmetize
cosmonaut
cost, cost out
couch
could, might
coulda
could care less, couldn’t care less
couldn’t hardly
could of
council, counsel, consul
councilor, councillor, counselor(-at-law), counsellor(-at-law)
counsel
counteract
counterfeit
counterproductive
COUNTERWORDS
COUNT NOUNS
coup de grace
couple
couple of, a
course
course of, in the; during the course of
courtesy, curtsy
court martial
cover
craft 1
craft 2
craft paper
crape, crepe
crass
crayfish, crawdad, crawfish
crazy, like
create havoc
credence, credibility, credulity, credit, credible, creditable, credulous
creek
creep
cremains
crème de menthe
crepe
crescendo
crevice, crevasse
crew
crick
cripple, crippled
criterion
criticize, criticism
critique
crochet, crotchet, crotchety
crow
crunch
cry
cryptic
-ction, -xion
culminate
cultivated, cultured
cum
cumulate, cumulation
cumulative
cupful
curate
curb, kerb
cured
current, currant
currently
curriculum
curtains
curtsy
customer
custom-made
cute
cut in half
cutting edge
-cy
cymbal, symbol
cynosure, sinecure
cypher
cypress, Cyprus
-d-, -dd-
 
 
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