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3. To purchase with money.

_Reg. Maj._

~Conquace~, ~Conquese~, _s._

1. Conquest.

_Wallace._

2. Acquisition by purchase.

L. B. _conquestus_, id.

_Quon. Attach._

CONRYET, _pret._ Perhaps, disposed.

_Wallace._

O. Fr. _conraer_, to prepare, whence _conroi_, order of battle.

CONSTABLE, _s._ A large gla.s.s, the contents of which he is obliged to drink, who has not drunk as much as the rest of the company, S.

CONSTERIE, CONSTRY, _s._ Consistory.

_Forbes._

_To_ CONSt.i.tUTE, _v. a._ To open an ecclesiastical court with prayer, S.

CONTAKE, _s._ Contest.

_Douglas._

CONTEMPTION, _s._ Contempt.

_b.e.l.l.e.n.den._

_To_ CONTEYNE, _v. s._ To continue.

_Wallace._

_To_ CONTENE, _v. n._ To demean one's self.