| A | B |
|---|
| coagulate | to thicken |
| coalition | a combination; an alliance for joint action |
| company | a group of people; an association |
| compel | to force |
| complacent | self-satisfied; smug |
| comply | to give in to; to go along with |
| compress | to squeeze together |
| compromise | an agreement reached by mutual concessions |
| concoction | something that is prepared by combining |
| concurrent | going on at the same time as something else |
| condense | to make more compact |
| condescend | to become less formal; to act in a superior manner |
| condiment | seasoning or spice |
| congeal | to thicken or freeze |
| congregation | a gathering of people for worship |
| congruence | the state of coinciding |
| conjugation | a listing of verb forms |
| contemporary | happening in the present time; current |
| context | setting; words that surround a portion of writing that help convey the meaning |
| coordinate | to combine; to bring together |
