| {concession} | con-ces´sion of the government | | {committal} | com-mit´tal to jail | | {commerce} | com´merce between nations | | {colleague} | col´league in the faculty | | {collector} | col-lec´tor of bills | | {dissociation} | dis-so-ci-a´tion of ideas | | {divisibility} | di-vis-i-bil´i-ty of the number | | {deceased} | de-ceased´ husband | | {decomposition} | de-com-po-si´tion of matter | | {encyclopedia} | en-cy-clo-pe´di-a Britannica | | {exhilarate} | ex-hil´a-rate or enliven | | {enforceable} | en-force´a-ble by law | | {electrolytic} | e-lec-tro-lyt´ic apparatus | | {ingredients} | in-gre´di-ents of the mixture | | {initiative} | in-i´ti-a-tive and referendum | | {insurrection} | in-sur-rec´tion of the natives | | {intersection} | in-ter-sec´tion of the lines | | {irrigation} | ir-ri-ga´tion of the desert | | {irascible} | i-ras´ci-ble disposition | | {martial} | mar´tial music | | {moreover} | more-o´ver we must go | | {minutiae} | mi-nu´ti-ae of little consequence | | {metallurgy} | met´al-lur-gy studied in college | | {mentally} | men´tal-ly deficient | | {changing} | chang´ing her dress |
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