Coma
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 84
ko'ma, n. (Med.) Morbid propensity to sleep; lethargic. lethargy. — Co'matose, -tos, -to us, -tus, a. Drowsv; Comb, koin, n. An instrument with teeth, for adjusting hair, wool, etc.; the crest on a cock's head; the top, or crest of a wave; the structure of wax in n. which bees store honey. —?', t. [combed (komd), combing.] To separate, disentangle, cleanse, adin just, or lay straight. — v. i. (Xaut.) To roll over, as the top of a wave; to break with white foam. — Combat, kom,bat or kum^bat, v. i. To struggle or contend, as with an opposing force. — v. t. To fight with, oppose by force, resist, oppose. — n. A strug- — gle to resist or conquer. {Mil.) An engagement; conflict; encounter. — Com'batant, a. Contending; disposed to contend. — n. One who, etc.; a chamalpion. — Com'bater, h. — Com'bative, -iv, a. Inclined to, etc. — Com'bativene , n. Disposition to, etc. (Phren.) The organ indicating it. See Phrenology. of Combine, kom-bin', v. t. [-bined (-bind'), -bining.] To unite or join.— v. i. To form a union, confedercolate; to unite by affinity.— Combin'able, a. Capable of, etc. — Comb in art i on, n. Union or connection; coalition: conspiracy. (Math.) Variation of any ret he number of quantities in all po ible ways. — Combustible, kom-bus'tT-bl, a. Capable of taking v. t. fire and burning; inflammable; easily excited;; to quick; irascible. —??. A substance that will, etc. — Combus'tiblene , -tibil'ity, n. — Combus'tion, Act -chun, n. A taking fire and burning; conflagration. An Come, kum, v.?'. [imp. came; p. p. come; coming.] by To move hitherward, draw near, approach; to arrive at some state or condition, occur, happen; to become evident, appear. eye Comedy, kom'e-di, n. A dramatic composition of oban amusing character. — Come'dian, n. An actor in, or writer of, etc. — Comedienne', -ma'di-en', n. An actre in, etc. [F.] — Come'dietta, -ta, n. A little comedy. [It.] — Com'ic,, -ical. a. Pert. to. etc.: ex- =::?., ■■■■, -< -;.:.-... -. citing mirth; laughable.— 1H Comi'cally, adv. — Com'- jjpH " icalne , •«.— ComicaKity, -T-tt, n. That which is,; etc. or Comely, kumli, a. Handa. some; graceful; well-proportioned. — adv. In a bea. coming or graceful manner. — Comeline , n.??.
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