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VOCABULARY. Co-erce, to force.

Cog'-ger, a deceiver.

Cog-i-ta'-tion, act of thinking.

Cog-na’-tion, relations.

Cog-ni'-tion, knowledge.

Cog-nom-i-na'-tion, surname.

Cog-nos'-cence, knowledge.

Co-emp'-tion, act of buying up.

Cole, cabbage.

Col-la-tion, a cold repast.

Col-la-ti'-tious, done by the contributions of many persons.

Col-li-ga'-tion, act of binding together.

Col-li-gate, to bind together.

Col-lide', to dash together or break.

Col-li-ma-tion, the aim.

Col-lo-ca'-tion, placing together.

Col-lo-cu'-tion, mutual discourse.

Col-luc-ten-cy, opposition.

Col-luc-ta-tion, obstruction.

Com'-i-ty, civility.

Co-mates', companions.

Com-men-sa'-tion, eating at the same table.

Com-men-ti'-tious, feigned, imaginary.

Com-mod-i-ty, an article of traffic.

Com-mon'-strate, to teach.

Com'-mo-rance, dwelling.

Com'-mo-rant, resident.

Com-mo-ra'-tion, delay.

Com-pact', an agreement.

Com-pa-gin'-a-tion,act of uniting.

Com-pa'-tri-ot, fellow patriot.

Com-pel-la-tion, act of addressing.

Com-mo'-ri-ent, dying at the same time.

Com-pend-i-os'-i-ty, brevity.

Com-pe-ren'-di-na-tion, delay.