1. The largest division of the intestinal canal; a point or character formed thus (:), used to mark a pause greater than that of a semicolon, but less than that of a period.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• coloing,
• colol,
• colina,
• volun,
• colgone,
• coleny,
• cologna,
• colan,
• coliin,
• colpor,
• colmn,
• coliny,
• collon,
• culor,
• colom,
• coolor,
• colora,
• ccolor,
• coson,
• golen

• Colan,
• colleen,
• coelom,
• Colin,
• colone,
• Colen,
• Collene,
• Colonna,
• Coleen,
• coloma,
• Collom,
• clown,
• color,
• clan,
• Collin,
• colony,
• column,
• colons,
• clon,
• Collum,
• Collen,
• Colene.

The adjective form of the word "colon" is "colonic".

The plural of the "colon" can be the "colons".

The singular of the "colon" can be the "colon".