| continue |
to go on; persist. [7 definitions] |
| continuing |
still going on or happening; not over. |
| continuous |
extending or enduring without pausing or stopping; unceasing; unbroken. |
| contour |
the outline of a surface, form, or figure; shape. [7 definitions] |
| contract |
an agreement, usu. legally binding, entered into by two or more parties that specifies what each party will do or not do. [8 definitions] |
| contraction |
an act of contracting. [3 definitions] |
| contractor |
one who agrees by contract to do specified work at a certain price and to supply all necessary materials. [2 definitions] |
| contradict |
to assert the opposite of; deny the truth of. [4 definitions] |
| contradictory |
involving, containing, or being a contradiction; inconsistent; contrary. [3 definitions] |
| contrary |
totally different; opposite. [6 definitions] |
| contrast |
to compare (two people or things) in order to make their differences clear. [7 definitions] |
| contribute |
to give individually or with others to a common fund or collective effort (often fol. by "to"). [5 definitions] |
| contribution |
the act of contributing. [2 definitions] |
| contrive |
to plan or devise cleverly or ingeniously. [5 definitions] |
| control |
to exercise the power to regulate, dominate, or manipulate; command. [9 definitions] |
| control tower |
a tower at an airport from which air traffic is directed by radio. |
| controversial |
of, relating to, or characterized by controversy. [3 definitions] |
| controversy |
a dispute, esp. a public one, marked by the expression of opposing views; debate. [2 definitions] |
| convection |
the motion or transmittal of heat through a liquid or gas because of the natural rising of the heated parts and sinking of the cooled parts. |
| convene |
to gather or assemble, esp. for a formal meeting. [3 definitions] |
| convenience |
the quality of being suitable or handy for one's purpose or need. [4 definitions] |