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concur agree in opinion， happen together condense increase in density， strength， make laconic congeal make or become stiff and solid connoisseur a person with good judgement （eg. in art） consent give agreement or permission consolation consoling or being consoled console give comfort or sympathy to consternation surprise and fear，dismay constrict make tight or smaller consume get to the end of contentious quarrelsome contiguous touching， neighboring， near contrite filled with deep sorrow for wrongdoing convoke call together， summon convoluted complicated； coiled， twisted cord twisted strands corporeal physical； of or for the body correlate have a mutual relation corroboration additional， strengthening evidence counterfeit forgery covetous eagerly desirous craven cowardly crease line made by crushing； white line on the ground in criket credulity too great a readiness to believe things credulous ready to believe things crush press， lose shape， subdue， overwhelm | 
