consul /konˈsəl/

1. An agent for a foreign government appointed to attend to the interests of its citizens and commerce
2. One of the two chief magistrates in the Roman republic
3. One of the three heads of the French republic, 1799–1804

conˈsulage noun (historical)

Duty paid to a consul for protection of goods

conˈsular /-sū-lər/ adjective

Relating to a consul

A person of consular rank

conˈsulate /-sūl- or -səl-/ noun

The office, residence, jurisdiction, government or time of a consul or consuls

conˈsulship noun

The office, or term of office, of a consul

• standstill
• standstill agreement
• standstill agreements
• standstills
• stand surety for
• stand the pace
• stand the racket
• stand to
• stand-to
• stand to gain
• stand to one's guns
• stand-tos
• stand to win
• stand treat
• stand trial
• stand up
• stand-up
• stand up for
• stand upon
• stand upon one's watch
• stand upon points
• stand upon terms
• stand-ups
• stand up to
• stand well