| come out |
to be revealed or made known. [5 definitions] |
| come out in the wash |
to turn out in a satisfactory way. |
| comet |
an object in space that travels around the sun. A comet is made up of dust and gas, and sometimes forms a long, bright tail. |
| come to blows |
to start to fight. |
| comfort |
to give relief from a painful or difficult situation; soothe. [3 definitions] |
| comfortable |
feeling at ease. [2 definitions] |
| comic |
amusing or funny. [3 definitions] |
| comical |
funny; amusing. |
| comic book |
a book or magazine that contains a series of cartoons that tell a story. Some comic books tell funny stories, but many comic books are about adventure, love, or other things. |
| comic strip |
a series of cartoons in a newspaper that tells a funny story. |
| comma |
a punctuation mark (,). It is used to separate words, phrases, or other parts of a sentence or list, or to show a pause in speech. It is also used when writing numbers of one thousand or greater to mark off groups of three digits. |
| command |
to order or instruct. [7 definitions] |
| commander |
a person who leads and controls. [3 definitions] |
| commandment |
an order or law. [2 definitions] |
| commemorate |
to honor the memory of. |
| commence |
to begin or start. |
| commencement |
the day or ceremony of graduation from a school or college. [2 definitions] |
| commend |
to speak of with praise for some act or service. |
| comment |
a written or spoken statement of opinion. [2 definitions] |
| commentator |
a person who comments on something. Commentators often appear on radio or television shows to give opinions or explanations of news and events. |
| commerce |
the buying and selling of goods or services; trade; business. |