Concent

kon-senf, n. Concert of voices harmony. [L. con and ranere, cantum, to sing.] Concenter, -tre, kon-sen'ter, v. [-centered or -trkd (-terd), -tering or -tring.] To come to a point, or meet in a common center. — v. To draw or direct to a common center, bring to a point. [F. concentrer, L. concent rare, con and centrum (F. centre)^ center. See Center.] — Concentrate, kon-sen'trat or konSen-trat, v. To bring to a common center, unite more closely, combine. — Concentration, w. Act of, etc. (Chem.) Volatilization of part of a liquid, to increase the strength of the remainder. — Concen'trative, a. Serving to, etc. — Concen'trativene , n. (Phren.) Power of concen- — trating intellectual force. See Phrenology. Concentrator, -ter, n. (Mining.) A pneumatic apparatus for separating dry comminuted ore, according to the specific gravity of its particles. — Concentric, a. Having a common center. — Concentrically, adv. — Concentricity, -tris rt-tY, n. State of being concentric. sun, cube, full moon, fot>t cow, oil CONCORD