| CONVENERSHIPS | • CONVENERSHIP n. the office of convener. |
| CONVENIENCIES | • conveniencies n. Plural of conveniency. • CONVENIENCY n. fitness for performing an action or fulfilling a requirement, also CONVENIENCE. |
| CONVENORSHIPS | • convenorships n. Plural of convenorship. • CONVENORSHIP n. the office of convenor. |
| CONVENTICLERS | • conventiclers n. Plural of conventicler. • CONVENTICLER n. a member of a conventicle. |
| CONVENTICLING | • conventicling v. Present participle of conventicle. • conventicling adj. (Obsolete) Belonging or going to, or resembling, a conventicle. • CONVENTICLE v. to hold such an assembly. |
| CONVENTIONALS | • conventionals n. Plural of conventional. • CONVENTIONAL n. in bridge, a convention, an agreed method of bidding. |
| CONVENTIONARY | • conventionary adj. (Obsolete) Acting under contract; settled by express agreement. • CONVENTIONARY adj. acting under contract. |
| CONVENTIONEER | • conventioneer n. A person attending a convention. • CONVENTIONEER n. a person attending a convention, also CONVENTIONER. |
| CONVENTIONERS | • conventioners n. Plural of conventioner. • CONVENTIONER n. a person who attends a convention, also CONVENTIONEER. |
| CONVENTIONIST | • conventionist n. One who enters into a convention, covenant, or contract. • conventionist n. One who supports a convention or assembly. • CONVENTIONIST n. one who attends a convention. |
| ENVENOMATIONS | • envenomations n. Plural of envenomation. |
| INCONVENIENCE | • inconvenience n. The quality of being inconvenient. • inconvenience n. Something that is not convenient, something that bothers. • inconvenience v. To bother; to discomfort. |
| INCONVENIENCY | • inconveniency n. Archaic form of inconvenience. • INCONVENIENCY n. lack of convenience, also INCONVENIENCE. |
| INVENDIBILITY | • INVENDIBILITY n. the state of being invendible. |
| INVENTIONLESS | • inventionless adj. Without an invention. • INVENTIONLESS adj. without invention. |
| INVENTIVENESS | • inventiveness n. The quality of being inventive; the faculty of inventing. • INVENTIVE n. given to invention. |
| INVENTORIABLE | • inventoriable adj. Able to be held in an inventory. • inventoriable adj. (Accounting) Of costs: being those directly associated with the manufacture of products to be sold. • INVENTORIABLE adj. subject to inventory. |
| INVENTORIALLY | • inventorially adv. In terms of an inventory. • INVENTORIAL adv. relating to inventory. |
| PRECONVENTION | • preconvention adj. Before a convention (meeting or gathering). • preconvention n. A preliminary convention. • PRECONVENTION adj. preceding a convention. |
| UNINVENTIVELY | • uninventively adv. In an uninventive way. |