| colonial |
of or pertaining to a territory ruled by a distant country; of or pertaining to a colony or colonies. [5 definitions] |
| colonialism |
the policy or practices of a nation extending or maintaining control over previously independent territories. |
| colonist |
an inhabitant or member of a colony. [2 definitions] |
| colonize |
to establish a settlement on (a distant territory) and begin to rule. [3 definitions] |
| colonnade |
in architecture, a series of evenly spaced columns supporting an entablature or roof. |
| colony |
a territory governed by a distant country, often occupied by numbers of citizens of that country. [2 definitions] |
| color |
the visible aspect of an object, other than form or size, that depends on the hue, chroma, or brightness of light that it reflects or emits. [12 definitions] |
| Colorado |
a western U.S. state bordered by Wyoming, Kansas, New Mexico, and Utah. (abbr.: CO) [2 definitions] |
| color-blind |
partly or totally unable to distinguish a color or colors. [2 definitions] |
| colorful |
having many colors; brilliant in color. [2 definitions] |
| coloring |
the process or method of imparting color. [4 definitions] |
| colour |
a spelling of "color" used in Canada and Britain. See "color" for more information. |
| colt |
a young male horse, esp. one younger than four years old. [2 definitions] |
| columbine |
any of several plants related to the buttercup, bearing varicolored flowers having five spurred petals. |
| column |
a regularly appearing article or editorial in a newspaper or magazine. [5 definitions] |
| columnist |
a writer or editor of a regular column or feature in a newspaper or magazine. |
| coma1 |
a prolonged, deep state of unconsciousness resulting from disease, injury, poisoning, or the like. |
| comb |
a thin, toothed implement used to untangle, style, or hold hair. [9 definitions] |
| combat |
to fight against or oppose forcefully. [3 definitions] |
| combination |
the act of combining or state of being combined. [3 definitions] |
| combine |
to bring or join together, as into a whole. [6 definitions] |