Console

kon-sōl′, v.t. to give solace or comfort: to cheer in distre .— adj. Consol′able , that may be comforted.— v.t. Con′solate ( Shak. ), to console.— ns. Consolā′tion , solace: alleviation of misery: a comforting circumstance; Consolā′tion-match , -race , ., a race, ., in which only those who have been previously unsucce ful may compete.— adj. Consol′atory .— n. Con′soler :— fem. Con′-solātrix . [L. con , inten., and solāri , to comfort.]