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What words that begin with the prefix col?

Here are some words that begin with the prefix "col-":

Common Words

* Collect: To gather or bring together.

* College: An institution of higher learning.

* Collar: A band worn around the neck.

* Collapse: To fall down suddenly.

* Collide: To come together with force.

* Colony: A group of people living in a new territory.

* Color: The hue or shade of something.

* Column: A vertical support.

* Combat: A fight or struggle.

* Combustion: The process of burning.

* Command: To give an order.

* Comment: To express an opinion.

* Commit: To do something.

* Common: Shared by all.

* Communicate: To share information.

* Company: A group of people.

* Compare: To examine the similarities and differences.

* Compass: A device for navigation.

* Compel: To force.

* Complete: To finish.

* Complex: Having many parts.

* Complicate: To make more difficult.

* Compose: To create.

* Comprehend: To understand.

* Compute: To calculate.

* Concede: To admit defeat.

* Concentrate: To focus.

* Concept: An idea.

* Concern: To worry.

* Conclude: To end.

* Concrete: A building material.

* Condemn: To criticize harshly.

* Condition: A state of being.

* Conduct: To lead or manage.

* Confess: To admit to a crime.

* Confidence: A feeling of certainty.

* Confirm: To verify.

* Conflict: A fight.

* Conform: To follow rules.

* Congratulate: To express pleasure at someone's success.

* Connect: To join together.

* Conscious: Aware.

* Consent: To agree.

* Consequence: A result.

* Consider: To think about.

* Consistent: Always the same.

* Construct: To build.

* Consult: To ask for advice.

* Consume: To eat or drink.

* Contact: To communicate.

* Contain: To hold.

* Contend: To argue.

* Content: Satisfied.

* Contest: To compete.

* Continue: To carry on.

* Contract: An agreement.

* Contrast: To compare differences.

* Contribute: To give something.

* Control: To have power over.

* Controversy: A disagreement.

* Convene: To meet.

* Converse: To talk.

* Convert: To change.

* Convey: To communicate.

* Convince: To persuade.

* Cook: To prepare food.

* Cool: To become colder.

* Cooperate: To work together.

* Coordinate: To organize.

* Copy: To make a duplicate.

* Correct: To make right.

* Correlate: To connect.

* Cost: The price.

* Council: A group of advisors.

* Count: To number.

* Country: A nation.

* Couple: Two things together.

* Courage: Bravery.

* Course: A path.

* Court: A place of justice.

* Cover: To protect.

* Create: To make.

* Credit: To acknowledge.

* Creep: To move slowly.

* Crisis: A difficult situation.

* Criticize: To find fault.

* Crop: A plant grown for food.

* Cross: To go over.

* Crowd: A large group of people.

* Crucial: Very important.

* Crush: To press hard.

* Cry: To weep.

* Cultivate: To grow.

* Culture: The customs of a society.

* Curious: Wanting to know.

* Current: Happening now.

* Curse: To put a hex on someone.

* Custom: A tradition.

Less Common Words

* Colossal: Very large.

* Colleague: A fellow worker.

* Collateral: Security for a loan.

* Colloquial: Informal language.

* Collusion: Secret agreement.

* Colossus: A giant statue.

* Colonnade: A row of columns.

* Colonel: A high-ranking military officer.

* Colonize: To establish a colony.

* Coloratura: A type of singing.

* Colossal: Extremely large.

* Commemorate: To remember.

* Compendium: A collection of information.

* Compensate: To make up for a loss.

* Complement: To enhance.

* Complicated: Difficult to understand.

* Compulsory: Required.

* Concur: To agree.

* Condense: To make shorter.

* Confederation: A group of states.

* Configuration: The arrangement of parts.

* Confine: To restrict.

* Congregate: To gather.

* Congruent: Identical.

* Conjecture: A guess.

* Conjunction: A word that joins words or phrases.

* Connate: Existing at birth.

* Connotation: An implied meaning.

* Conscience: A sense of right and wrong.

* Consciousness: Awareness.

* Consecutive: Following one after the other.

* Conserve: To save.

* Considerable: Large or important.

* Consist: To be made up of.

* Consolidate: To combine.

* Consonant: A sound made with the mouth closed.

* Constant: Unchanging.

* Constitute: To form.

* Constrain: To restrict.

* Construct: To build.

* Consult: To seek advice.

* Consume: To eat or drink.

* Contact: To communicate.

* Contagious: Spread easily.

* Contemplate: To think carefully.

* Contemporary: Happening now.

* Contest: To compete.

* Context: The circumstances surrounding an event.

* Continual: Happening frequently.

* Contradict: To say the opposite.

* Contribute: To give.

* Control: To have power over.

* Convince: To persuade.

* Conventional: Traditional.

* Converge: To meet.

* Converse: To talk.

* Convert: To change.

* Convex: Curved outward.

* Convey: To communicate.

* Convict: To find guilty.

* Cooperative: Working together.

* Coordinate: To organize.

* Copious: Abundant.

* Cordially: Warmly.

* Core: The center.

* Cornerstone: A foundation.

* Corporate: Relating to a company.

* Corrupt: Dishonest.

* Cosmopolitan: Worldly.

* Counterfeit: Fake.

* Courageous: Brave.

* Courtesy: Politeness.

* Covenant: An agreement.

* Cover: To protect.

* Cower: To shrink in fear.

* Covet: To desire.

* Crackle: To make a snapping sound.

* Cranium: The skull.

* Create: To make.

* Credible: Believable.

* Credulous: Easily fooled.

* Creep: To move slowly.

* Crest: The top of a hill.

* Critical: Important.

* Critique: To analyze.

* Crow: To make a loud noise.

* Crucible: A severe test.

* Crude: Rough.

* Cruise: To sail slowly.

* Culinary: Relating to cooking.

* Culminate: To reach the highest point.

* Cultivate: To grow.

* Cunning: Clever.

* Cupid: The god of love.

* Curious: Wanting to know.

* Current: Happening now.

* Curriculum: A course of study.

* Curtain: A piece of fabric used for covering a window.

* Custom: A tradition.

* Cynical: Doubtful of good intentions.

This is just a small selection of words beginning with "col-." There are many more, and the list can be expanded to include more technical or obscure terms.

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