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conga
noun (congas )
1 an originally Cuban dance of three steps followed by a kick, performed by people moving in single file.
2 a tall narrow drum beaten with the fingers.
verb (congaed , congaing ) intr to dance the conga.
[1930s: Spanish, the feminine of congo of the Congo River]
noun (congas )
1 an originally Cuban dance of three steps followed by a kick, performed by people moving in single file.
2 a tall narrow drum beaten with the fingers.
verb (congaed , congaing ) intr to dance the conga.
[1930s: Spanish, the feminine of congo of the Congo River]
congeal
verb (congealed , congealing ) tr & intr said of a liquid, especially blood: to thicken, coagulate or solidify, especially through cooling.
[15c: from Latin congelare to freeze completely]
congealable adjective .
congealment or congelation noun .
verb (congealed , congealing ) tr & intr said of a liquid, especially blood: to thicken, coagulate or solidify, especially through cooling.
[15c: from Latin congelare to freeze completely]
congealable adjective .
congealment or congelation noun .
congener
noun
1 a plant or animal of the same genus as another plant or animal.
2 in an alcoholic drink: a by-product which helps to determine its flavour, colour and strength.
[18c: Latin, from con- same + genus kind]
noun
1 a plant or animal of the same genus as another plant or animal.
2 in an alcoholic drink: a by-product which helps to determine its flavour, colour and strength.
[18c: Latin, from con- same + genus kind]
congenial
adjective
1 said of people: compatible; having similar interests.
2 pleasant or agreeable.
[17c: from Latin con- same + genius spirit]
congeniality noun .
congenially adverb .
adjective
1 said of people: compatible; having similar interests.
2 pleasant or agreeable.
[17c: from Latin con- same + genius spirit]
congeniality noun .
congenially adverb .
congenital
adjective
1 said of a disease, defect or deformity: present at or before birth.
2 complete, as if from birth a congenital idiot .
[18c: from Latin congenitus , from con- with + gignere to give birth to]
congenitally adverb .
adjective
1 said of a disease, defect or deformity: present at or before birth.
2 complete, as if from birth a congenital idiot .
[18c: from Latin congenitus , from con- with + gignere to give birth to]
congenitally adverb .
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