confirm /kən-fûrmˈ/

1. To strengthen
2. To fix or establish
3. To ratify
4. To repeat the assertion of (eg a statement, an order for goods) so as to make it more definite or certain
5. To verify, give proof of the truth or justification of
6. To assure
7. To put through a ceremony to admit to full religious communion

confirmˈable adjective

conˈfirmand noun

A candidate for religious confirmation

confirmāˈtion noun

1. A making firm or sure
2. Convincing proof
3. The rite by which people are admitted to full communion in many Christian churches
4. Ratification by a competent court of the appointment of an executor, constituting his right to act (Scots law)

confirmˈative adjective

Tending to confirm

conˈfirmator noun

• pitching tool
• pitching tools
• pitching wedge
• pitching wedges
• pitch into
• pitchman
• pitchmen
• pitch on
• pitchperson
• pitchpine
• pitchpines
• pitchpipe
• pitchpipes
• pitch-pole
• pitch-poles
• pitch-poll
• pitch-polled
• pitch-polling
• pitch-polls
• pitch-roofed
• pitchstone
• pitchstones
• pitch-tree
• pitch-trees
• pitch up