Consolidate

kon-sol'Y-dat, v. To make solid, unite or pre together into a compact ma ; to unite, as various particulars, into one body, condense, eompre . — v. To grow Console, firm and hard, unite and become solid. — a. Consolidated. [L. con, and solidare, -aturn, to make solid.] — Consol'ida'tion, n. Act of consolidating. (Law.) Combination of several actions into one. — Consol i dative i. -tiv, «. Tending to, etc.; healing.— Gonsol'- idant, a. Serving to, etc.— n. A medicine that unites and heals wounded flesh. — Consols, kon-solz' or kon's olz, n. pi. The Eng. funded government security, formed by consolidation of different annuities.