1. A game at cards.

2. A heavenly body revolving round the sun in a very eccentric orbit, and, when perfect, consisting of three parts, the nucleus, the envelope or coma, and the tail.

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

• vomt,
• comed,
• comee,
• cmouet,
• comabt,
• coyot,
• umet,
• comact,
• comre,
• comfert,
• cnet,
• comfet,
• vomet,
• courmet,
• compeit,
• commet,
• fomat,
• komt,
• comvey,
• someti

• commit,
• count,
• come to,
• coontie,
• commute,
• comedy,
• comedo,
• Comes,
• comte,
• come,
• CONDE,
• covet,
• conti,
• comity,
• come out,
• county,
• comate,
• conto,
• condie,
• Conte,
• commode,
• connett,
• Conteh,
• conaty.

The adjective form of the word "comet" is "cometary".

The plural of the "comet" can be the "comets".

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