| CONSOLATING | • consolating v. Present participle of consolate. • CONSOLATE v. (Shakespeare) to console. |
| CONSOLATION | • consolation n. The act or example of consoling; the condition of being consoled. • consolation n. The prize or benefit for the loser. • consolation n. (Sports) A consolation goal. |
| CONSOLATORY | • consolatory adj. Which consoles. • consolatory n. That which consoles; a speech or writing intended for consolation. • CONSOLATORY adj. comforting. |
| CONSOLATRIX | • CONSOLATRIX n. a woman who consoles. |
| CONSOLEMENT | • consolement n. Consolation. • CONSOLEMENT n. the act of consoling. |
| CONSOLIDATE | • consolidate v. (Transitive, intransitive) To combine into a single unit; to group together or join. • consolidate v. To make stronger or more solid. • consolidate v. (Finance) With respect to debt, to pay off several debts with a single loan. |
| CONSOLINGLY | • consolingly adv. In a consoling manner. • CONSOLING adv. CONSOLE, to comfort. |
| INSOLATIONS | • insolations n. Plural of insolation. • INSOLATION n. exposure to sunlight; sunstroke. |
| NONSOLUTION | • nonsolution n. That which is not a solution; a proposed solution that is ineffective or unworkable. • NONSOLUTION n. something that is not a solution. |
| RECONSOLING | • reconsoling v. Present participle of reconsole. • RECONSOLE v. to console again. |
| UNSOLDERING | • unsoldering v. Present participle of unsolder. • UNSOLDER v. to separate from being soldered. |
| UNSOLDIERLY | • unsoldierly adj. Not soldierly, not appropriate for a soldier. • unsoldierly adv. In a manner that is not appropriate for a soldier. • UNSOLDIERLY adj. not soldierly. |
| UNSOLICITED | • unsolicited adj. Not requested, welcomed nor invited. • UNSOLICITED adj. not solicited. |