conˈger (kŏnˈgẽr), a kind of eel.
con-gestˈed (kŏn-jĕstˈĕd), overcrowded.
conˈgre-gate (kŏnˈgre᷵-gāt), to assemble.
conˌgre-gaˈtion (kŏnˌgre᷵-gāˈshŭn), a gathering.
con-jecˈture (kŏn-jĕkˈtu᷵r), to guess, imagine.
conˌnois-seurˈ (kŏnˌĭ-sûrˈ), one well versed in any subject, expert.
con-nuˈbi-al (kŏ-nūˈbĭ-ăl), of or pertaining to marriage.
Co-nonˈchet (kō-nŏnˈchĕt).
con-san-guinˈi-ty (kŏn-săn-guĭnˈĭ-tĭ), blood relationship.
conˈse-cratˌed (kŏnˈse᷵-krātˌĕd), made sacred or holy.