console¹ /kən-sōlˈ/

1. To give solace or comfort to
2. To cheer in distress

consōlˈable adjective

consolate /konˈsəl-āt/ transitive verb (Shakespeare)

To console

consolāˈtion noun

1. Solace
2. Alleviation of misery
3. A comforting action or circumstance

consolatory /kən-solˈə-tər-i or -sōlˈ/ adjective

Comforting

A message of comfort

consolāˈtrix noun (rare)

A woman who consoles

consoleˈment noun

consolˈer noun

consōlˈingly adverb

consolation match, prize, race, etc noun

A match, prize, race, etc, for those participants who have been unsuccessful or have not won

console² /konˈsōl/

1. The frame enclosing the keyboards, stops, pedals, etc of an organ
2. A unit with dials, switches, etc, that is used to control an electrical, electronic or mechanical system
3. An ornamental device resembling a bracket, frequently in the form of the letter S, used to support cornices, or for placing busts, vases or figures on
4. A large radio or television set that stands, in a cabinet, on the floor
5. A cabinet for this or similar apparatus

console game noun

A computer game in which the movement of figures in a virtual environment is governed by instructions made through a console

console table noun

A table supported against a wall by consoles or brackets

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