1. The supreme magistrate of ancient Rome, invested with regal authority for one year; a chief magistrate among the French during the Revolution, in imitation of the Romans; a person commissioned by a state to reside in a foreign country as an agent or representative to protect the rights, commerce, merchants, and seamen of the state. Consul-general, an officer appointed for several places over different consuls.

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

• consoule,
• consoal,
• consile,
• conseal,
• connel,
• tonsol,
• cousul,
• conrol,
• consci,
• consep,
• capsul,
• counsol,
• consulet,
• connsult,
• consule,
• consulte,
• consous,
• insul,
• contal,
• consol

• consult,
• coin slot,
• counsel,
• council,
• Consuelo,
• Councill,
• Consla,
• consolida,
• console,
• consoling,
• consular,
• consolini,
• Consuela,
• consulate,
• counselor,
• Consalvo.

The adjective form of the word "consul" is "consular".

The plural of the "consul" can be the "consuls".

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