Comfort

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 85
kum'furt, v. t. To relieve or cheer under affliction or depre ion; to solace, invigorate, refresh, animate. — n. Strength and relief under affliction; support: a state of quiet enjoyment, or whatever causes it. — Com'forter, n. One who, etc. (Script.) The Holy Spirit. A woolen tippet; wadded quilt. — Com'for table, a. Affording or enjoying, etc.; free from pain or distre .— n. A coverlet. — Com'fortably, culr. — Com'for table ne , n. — Comrfortle , a. Miserable; forlorn.
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