Condiment (kon’di-ment).  A seasoner.

Condyle (kon’dil).  The rounded eminence at the joint (articular) end of
                   a bone.

Confluent (kon-flu’ent).  Becoming merged together.

Congenital (kon-jen’it-al).  Existing at or before birth.

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Congestion (kon-gest’jun).  Excessive or abnormal accumulation of blood in
                           a part.

Conjunctiva (kon-junk-ti’vah).  The delicate membrane that lines the
                               eyelids and covers the eyeball.

Constipation (kon-stip-a’shun).  Infrequent or difficult evacuation of
                                feces (bowel material).

Constriction (kon-strik’shun).  A constricted part or place.  Tight feeling.

Contagious (kon-ta’jus).  Propagated by contagion or by immediate contact
                         or effluvia.

Contusion (kon-tu-zhun).  A bruise.

Contamination (kon-tam-in-a’shun.) Infection of the person or of matter by
                                   contact.

Convalescence (kon-val-es’ens).  Getting well after an illness.

Convoluted (kon’va-lut-cd).  Rolled together or coiled.

Convulsion (kon-vul’shun).  A violent involuntary contraction or series of
                           contractions of the voluntary muscles.

Cordial (kord’yel).  Stimulating the heart; invigorating.

Cornea (kor’neah).  The transparent anterior portion of the eyeball.

Corpse (korps).  The dead body of a human being.

Corrective (kor-ek’tiv).  Modifying or changing favorably.

Corroborants (kor-ob’er-ants).  Aiding in proving.

Corrosive (kor-ro’siv).  Eating away.  A substance that destroys organic
                        tissue either by direct chemical means or by
                        causing inflammation and suppuration.

Counter Irritation (kown’ter-ir-rit-a’shun).  A superficial irritation.

Cosmetics (koz-met’ik).  Beautifying substances.

Costiveness (kos’tiv-nes).  Constipated bowels.

Cranium (kra’neum).  The skull or brain-pan.

Crassamentum (kras-sam-en’tum).  A clot, as of blood.

Crepitus (krep’it-us).  The grating of broken bones.

Crisis (kri’sis).  Turning point of a disease for better or worse.

Cutaneous (ku-ta’ne-us).  Pertaining to the skin.

Cuticle (ku’tik-l).  The epidermis, outer or scarf skin.

Cyst (sist).  A cavity containing fluid and surrounded by a capsule
             (covering).

Debility (de-bil-i-ti).  Lack or loss of strength.

Decoction (de-kok’shun).  A medicine, etc., made by boiling.

Decomposition (de-kom-po-zish’-un).  Putrefying.  The separation of the
                                    component parts of the body.