Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . red. — Collect, koK-lekt, n. A short, comprehensive prayer.— Collecta-nea, -ne-a, n. pi. Passages selected from variousauthors;anthology;chrestomathy. [L.] — CoUecta-neous, -ne-us, a. Gathered; collected. —Collection,-lekshun, n. Act of collecting; thing gathered;contribution; assemblage; crowd; mass; compila-tion ; selection; — CoUecfive, -iv, a. Formed bygathering; gathered into a mass, sum,
Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . red. — Collect, koK-lekt, n. A short, comprehensive prayer.— Collecta-nea, -ne-a, n. pi. Passages selected from variousauthors;anthology;chrestomathy. [L.] — CoUecta-neous, -ne-us, a. Gathered; collected. —Collection,-lekshun, n. Act of collecting; thing gathered;contribution; assemblage; crowd; mass; compila-tion ; selection; — CoUecfive, -iv, a. Formed bygathering; gathered into a mass, sum, or body; de-ducing consequences. {Gram.) Expressing an ag-gregate of individuals. Tending to collect. — Col-lectively, ac/v. In a body; unitedly. — Collector,-er, n. One who collects or gathers. {Com.) AnoflScer who receives customs, taxes, or toll. — Col-lectorship, -orate, n. Office or jurisdiction of, etc. College, kollej, n. A collection or society of men; asociety of scholars incorporated for study or instruc-tion; an establishment for students acquiring laft-guages and science. sjin, cube, fi^; moon, iSbt; cow, oil; linger or ink, tiien, boKboK, chair, get. COLLIDE 72 COMET. Collide, kol-lld, r. i. To strike or dash together. —Collison, -lizhun, h. Act of, etc.; a state of op-position ; in- ^ ^terfe r e n c e ; (( f,^clashing. ? ^ ^ -^— €ollie, Colly,koKlI, n. AScotch shep-herds dog. £!ollier, Col-liery. See un-der Co.\L. jColliquefaction,kol - lik we-iakghun, melting to-Igether of ood-les. Collocate, koK-lo-kat, V. t. Toset or place;fitation. — Col-iocation, c t o f pla-cing ; state ofbeing placed,esp. withsomething Collodion, kol- Colossus of Rhodes. lodl-un, n. ( Chem.) An adhesive solution of gun-cotton in ether and alcohol, used to close wounds,and in photography. Collop, koKlop, n. A slice of meat; piece of anything. Colloquy, kollo-kwl, n. Mutual discourse; confer-ence ; dialogue. — Collo^qiiial, a. Pert, to, or usedin, common co
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