Words Beginning With c

Words Beginning with c - list and definitions learning English

Cab - car for hire
Cabal - plot
Cabala - occultism
Cabalas - occultism
Cabalism - occultism
Cabalisms - occultism
Cabalistic - occult
Caballed - plan, scheme
Caballer - schemer
Caballero - spanish knight
Caballeros - spanish knight
Caballers - schemer
Caballing - plan, scheme
Cabals - plot
Cabana - tiny house; lodging
Cabanas - tiny house; lodging
Cabaret - nightclub with musical performances
Cabarets - nightclub with musical performances
Cabbage - vegetable
Cabbages - vegetable
Cabbalism - occultism
Cabbalisms - occultism
Cabbie - driver of hired car
Cabbies - driver of hired car
Cabby - driver of hired car
Cabdriver - driver
Cabdrivers - driver
Cabernet - wine from dark-colored grapes
Cabernets - wine from dark-colored grapes
Cabin - tiny house; lodging
cabinet - a storage compartment for clothes and valuables; usually it has a lock
Cabinetmaker - person who works with wood
Cabinetmakers - person who works with wood
Cabinets - cupboard for storage
Cabins - tiny house; lodging
Cable - chain
Cabled - connected
Cablegram - message sent by coded radio signals
Cablegrams - message sent by coded radio signals
Cables - chain
Cablevision - television system transmitted over cable to subscribers
Cablevisions - television system transmitted over cable to subscribers
Cabling - intertwine
Cabman - driver of hired car
Cabmen - driver of hired car
Caboodle - aggregate, bunch
Caboodles - aggregate, bunch
Caboose - a kitchen
Cabooses - a kitchen
Cabs - car for hire
Cache - hidden supply
Cached - hidden supply
Caches - hidden supply
Cachet - distinction
Cachets - distinction
Cachexia - illness
Cachexias - illness
Caching - hidden supply
cachinnate - laugh loudly and in an unrestrained way
Cachinnated - laugh
Cachinnates - laugh
Cachinnating - laugh
Cachinnation - laugh
Cachinnations - laugh
Cackle - a loud laugh
Cackleberries - seed, cell; embryo of an animal
Cackleberry - seed, cell; embryo of an animal
Cackled - a loud laugh
Cackler - laughing
Cackles - a loud laugh
Cackling - laugh irritatingly
Cacographic - illegible
Cacographies - messy writing
Cacography - messy writing
Cacologies - misuse
Cacology - misuse
Cacophonic - unharmonious
Cacophonies - dissonance
Cacophonous - harsh sounding
cacophony - a loud harsh or strident noise
Cad - sly, dastardly person
Cadaver - dead body
Cadaverous - pale, corpselike
Cadaverousness - paleness
Cadavers - dead body
Caddies - container; items in container
Caddy - container; items in container
Cadence - rhythm
Cadenced - rhythmical
Cadences - rhythm
Cadencies - rhythm
Cadency - rhythm
Cadent - rhythmical
Cadet - military trainee
Cadets - military trainee
cadge - obtain or seek to obtain by cadging or wheedling
Cadged - beg
Cadger - beggar
Cadgers - beggar
Cadges - beg
Cadging - beg
Cadre - nucleus of effort
Cadres - nucleus of effort
Cads - sly, dastardly person
Caducei - rod
Caduceus - rod
Caducities - feebleness
Caducity - feebleness
Caecilian - cold-blooded vertebrate
Caecilians - cold-blooded vertebrate
Caesar - dictator
Caesarean - surgical fetus delivery
Caesareans - surgical fetus delivery
Caesarian - surgical fetus delivery
Caesarians - surgical fetus delivery
Caesars - dictator
caesura - a break or pause (usually for sense) in the middle of a verse line
Caesurae - interruption
Caesuras - interruption
Cafe - restaurant
Cafes - restaurant
Cafeteria - restaurant
Cafeterias - restaurant
Caffeine - hot beverage made from beans of a tree
Caffeines - hot beverage made from beans of a tree
Caftan - robe
Caftans - robe
Cage - enclosure with bars
Caged - hold in enclosure
Cages - enclosure with bars
cagey - showing self-interest and shrewdness in dealing with others
Cageyness - back-and-forth competition
Cageynesses - back-and-forth competition
Cagier - tricky
Cagiest - tricky
Caginess - cunning
Caginesses - cunning
Caging - enclosure with bars
Cahoot - conspiracy
Cahoots - conspiracy
Cairn - monument, testimonial in honor, praise
Cairns - monument, testimonial in honor, praise
Caisson - wagon
Caissons - wagon
Caitiff - coward
Caitiffs - coward
cajole - influence or urge by gentle urging, caressing, or flattering
Cajoled - attempt to coax; flatter
Cajoler - complimenter
Cajoleries - influencing to do, believe
Cajolers - complimenter
Cajolery - influencing to do, believe
Cajoles - attempt to coax; flatter
Cajoling - attempt to coax; flatter
Cake - bar of something
Caked - dark and cloudy
Cakes - bar of something
Cakewalk - easy activity
Cakewalks - easy activity
Caking - stiff outer layer; coating
Cakings - stiff outer layer; coating
Cal - u.s. state
Calaboose - penal institution
Calabooses - penal institution
Calami - feather
Calamities - disaster; tragedy
Calamitous - disastrous; tragic
Calamity - disaster; tragedy
Calamus - feather
Calash - a covering for vehicles and the like
Calashes - a covering for vehicles and the like
Calcification - hardening
Calcifications - hardening
Calcified - hardened
Calcifies - make hard
Calcify - make hard
Calcifying - make hard
Calcimining - the act of applying paint
Calcine - be on fire; set on fire
Calcined - be on fire; set on fire
Calcines - be on fire; set on fire
Calcining - be on fire; set on fire
Calculable - able to be computed or estimated
Calculate - compute or estimate amount
Calculated - figured by mathematical calculation
Calculatedly - intentionally
Calculates - compute or estimate amount
Calculating - scheming to manipulate
Calculatingly - done of one's own free will
Calculation - computing, estimating amount
Calculations - computing, estimating amount
Calculator - adding machine
Calculators - adding machine
Calculi - arithmetic
Calculous - granular
Calculus - arithmetic
Calculuses - arithmetic
Caldera - cavity
Calderas - cavity
Caldron - pot for boiling
Caldrons - pot for boiling
Calefaction - hotness, coldness of some degree
Calefactions - hotness, coldness of some degree
Calefactor - heating mechanism
Calefactors - heating mechanism
Calembour - play on words
Calembours - play on words
Calendar - schedule of events
Calendars - schedule of events
Calender - keep a record; tabulate
Calendered - keep a record; tabulate
Calendering - keep a record; tabulate
Calenders - keep a record; tabulate
Calenture - animation, vigor
Calentures - animation, vigor
Calescent - hot
Calf - leg between knee and ankle
Caliber - capacity; character
Calibers - capacity; character
Calibrate - calculate, judge
Calibrated - arranged or marked according to a scale
Calibrates - calculate, judge
Calibrating - weighing
Calibration - calculation
Calibrations - calculation
Calico - fabric
Calicoes - fabric
Calicos - fabric
Calidities - heat
Calidity - heat
Caliginosities - dark
Caliginosity - dark
Caliginous - dark
Caliper - calculate, judge
Calipered - calculate, judge
Calipering - calculate, judge
Calipers - calculate, judge
Caliph - historically, person who ruled an area
Caliphs - historically, person who ruled an area
Calisthenics - calisthenic exercises performed daily
Call - yelled statement
Called - named
Caller - visitor
Callers - visitor
Calligraphies - handwriting
Calligraphy - handwriting
Calling - chosen profession
Callings - chosen profession
Calliope - wind instrument
Calliopes - wind instrument
Callous - cruel, insensitive
Calloused - harden
Callouses - harden
Callousing - harden
Callously - cruelly, without remorse
Callousness - absence of feeling, interest
Callousnesses - absence of feeling, interest
Callow - immature
Callowness - innocence, gullibility
Callownesses - innocence, gullibility
Calls - yelled statement
Callus - accustom
Callused - accustom
Calluses - accustom
Callusing - accustom
calm - steadiness of mind under stress
Calmant - soothing agent, medicine
Calmants - soothing agent, medicine
Calmative - soothing
Calmatives - soothing agent, medicine
Calmed - make composed, quiet
Calmer - peaceful, quiet (inanimate)
Calmest - peaceful, quiet (inanimate)
Calming - appeasing
Calmings - soporific
Calmly - quietly
Calmness - quietness
Calmnesses - quietness
Calms - peaceful, quiet (inanimate)
Calque - word borrowed from another language
Calques - word borrowed from another language
Cals - u.s. state
Calumniate - defame
Calumniated - defame
Calumniates - defame
Calumniating - defame
Calumniation - false accusation
Calumniations - false accusation
Calumniator - mean lady
Calumniators - mean lady
Calumniatory - derogatory
Calumnies - slander
Calumnious - slanderous
calumny - an abusive attack on a person's character or good name
Calvaries - trouble, suffering
Calvary - trouble, suffering
Calves - leg between knee and ankle
Calyces - whorl on flower
Calyx - whorl on flower
Calyxes - whorl on flower
Cam - crooked, askew
camaraderie - the quality of affording easy familiarity and sociability
Camaraderies - friendship
camarilla - a clique (often secret) that seeks power usually through intrigue
Camarillas - unofficial advisers
Camber - angle, slope
Cambered - curve
Cambering - curve
Cambers - angle, slope
Cambric - fabric
Cambrics - fabric
Camcorder - photographic equipment
Camcorders - photographic equipment
Came - advance, approach
Camel - light brown color
Camels - light brown color
cameo - engraving or carving in low relief on a stone (as in a brooch or ring)
Cameos - precious stones, metals worn as decoration
Camera - photographic equipment
Camerae - photographic equipment
Cameraperson - photographers
Camerapersons - photographers
Cameras - photographic equipment
Camion - vehicle
Camions - vehicle
Camisole - nightgown
Camisoles - nightgown
Camouflage - disguise
Camouflaged - masked
Camouflages - disguise
Camouflaging - disguise
Camp - consciously affecting the unfashionable, weird, or bizarre
campaign - several related operations aimed at achieving a particular goal (usually within geographical and temporal constraints)
Campaigned - attempt to win; attack
Campaigner - reformer
Campaigners - reformer
Campaigning - attempt to win political election
Campaigns - attempt to win; attack
Campanile - tower; part of tower
Campaniles - tower; part of tower
Campanili - tower; part of tower
Campanologies - bell ringing
Campanology - bell ringing
Camper - mobile home
Campers - mobile home
Campest - consciously affecting the unfashionable, weird, or bizarre
campestral - of fields or open country
Campfire - site for outdoor living
Campfires - site for outdoor living
Campground - site for outdoor living
Campgrounds - site for outdoor living
Campier - easily made fun of
Campiest - easily made fun of
Campo - meadow
Campos - meadow
Camps - consciously affecting the unfashionable, weird, or bizarre
Campsite - place for trailers
Campsites - place for trailers
Campus - school grounds
Campuses - school grounds
Campy - easily made fun of
Can - container, usually metallic
canaille - Shorts or inferior flour
Canailles - mob
Canal - waterway
Canals - waterway
Canape - tiny sample
Canapes - tiny sample
Canard - lie
Canards - lie
Canaried - carry a tune with one's voice
Canaries - person who delivers news
Canary - sandy color
Canarying - carry a tune with one's voice
Canasta - game depending on luck
Canastas - game depending on luck
Cancel - call off; erase
Canceled - call off; erase
Canceling - call off; erase
Cancellation - calling off; erasure
Cancellations - calling off; erasure
Cancelled - call off; erase
Cancelling - call off; erase
Cancels - call off; erase
Cancer - malignant growth
Cancerous - malignant
Cancers - malignant growth
Cancroid - tumor
Cancroids - tumor
Candelabra - holder for candles
Candelabras - holder for candles
Candelabrum - holder for candles
Candelabrums - holder for candles
Candescence - gloss, shine
Candescences - gloss, shine
Candescent - shining
Candid - honest
Candidacies - willingness
Candidacy - willingness
Candidate - person desiring political office, job
Candidates - person desiring political office, job
Candidateship - willingness
Candidateships - willingness
Candidature - grassroots campaign
Candidatures - grassroots campaign
Candidly - frankly
Candidness - harmlessness, naiveté
Candidnesses - harmlessness, naiveté
Candied - sugary
Candies - confection
Candle - taper
Candled - examine closely
Candleholder - light hanging from ceiling
Candleholders - light hanging from ceiling
Candlepins - tenpins
Candles - taper
Candlestick - holder for candles
Candlesticks - holder for candles
Candling - examine closely
candor - ability to make judgments free from discrimination or dishonesty
Candors - complete honesty
Candy - confection
Candying - make or become harder
Cane - stick to aid walking of disabled
Caned - beat, punish, often physically
Canes - stick to aid walking of disabled
Canine - dog
Canines - dog
Caning - beating
Canings - beating
Canister - container, cauldron
Canisters - container, cauldron
Canker - blistered infection
Cankered - blistered infection
Cankering - blistered infection
Cankerous - ulcerative
Cankers - blistered infection
Cannabis - marijuana
Cannabises - marijuana
Canned - preserved
Cannibal - beast, beastlike human
Cannibalistic - man-eating
Cannibalize - salvage
Cannibalized - salvage
Cannibalizes - salvage
Cannibalizing - salvage
Cannibals - beast, beastlike human
Cannier - clever, artful
Canniest - clever, artful
Cannikin - container, usually metallic
Cannikins - container, usually metallic
Cannily - egotistically
Canniness - cunning
Canninesses - cunning
Canning - preserving
Cannings - preserving
Cannoli - cream-filled pastry
Cannolis - cream-filled pastry
Cannon - large gun
Cannonade - barrage
Cannonaded - thunder, reverberate
Cannonades - barrage
Cannonading - shot
Cannonball - communication, often written
Cannonballs - communication, often written
Cannoneer - shooter of gun
Cannoneers - shooter of gun
Cannonries - weaponry or military unit
Cannonry - weaponry or military unit
Cannons - large gun
Cannula - hose
Cannulae - hose
Cannulas - hose
Canny - clever, artful
Canoe - light, paddled boat
Canoeing - travel, recreation in water
Canoeings - travel, recreation in water
Canoes - light, paddled boat
Canon - rule, edict
Canoness - woman in religious order
Canonesses - woman in religious order
Canonic - concerning ancient culture
Canonical - accepted, recognized
Canonicate - clergy
Canonicates - clergy
Canonist - person who has faith in something
Canonists - person who has faith in something
Canonization - authorization, consent
Canonizations - authorization, consent
Canonize - sanctify; idolize
Canonized - sanctify; idolize
Canonizes - sanctify; idolize
Canonizing - sanctify; idolize
Canonries - clergy
Canonry - clergy
Canons - rule, edict
Canoodle - to engage in amorous embracing, caressing, and kissing
Canoodled - neck
Canoodles - neck
Canoodling - kissing
Canopied - wrap, hide
Canopies - overhanging covering
Canopy - overhanging covering
Canopying - wrap, hide
canorous - richly melodious
Cans - container, usually metallic
Canst - container, usually metallic
Cant - hypocritical statement
Cantaloupe - muskmelon
Cantaloupes - muskmelon
cantankerous - stubbornly obstructive and unwilling to cooperate
cantata - a musical composition for voices and orchestra based on a religious text
Cantatas - written or musical creation
Canted - lean, slant
Canteen - portable kitchen
Canteens - portable kitchen
Canter - jog
Cantered - jog
Cantering - jog
Canters - jog
Canticle - song of praise
Canticles - song of praise
Cantilever - length of material used as support
Cantilevers - length of material used as support
Cantillate - carry a tune with one's voice
Cantillated - carry a tune with one's voice
Cantillates - carry a tune with one's voice
Cantillating - carry a tune with one's voice
Cantina - place for buying snacks
Cantinas - place for buying snacks
Canting - hypocritical
Cantlet - tiny piece
Cantlets - tiny piece
Canton - district
Cantoned - stay at temporary residence
Cantoning - stay at temporary residence
Cantonment - place to live or sleep
Cantonments - place to live or sleep
Cantons - district
Cantor - church leader
Cantors - church leader
Cants - hypocritical statement
Canvas - coarse material
Canvases - coarse material
Canvass - poll; discuss issues
Canvassed - poll; discuss issues
Canvasser - polltaker
Canvassers - polltaker
Canvasses - poll; discuss issues
Canvassing - poll; discuss issues
Canvassings - grassroots campaign
Canyon - gulf in mountain area
Canyons - gulf in mountain area
Canzonet - joyful hymn
Canzonets - joyful hymn
Cap - small hat
Capabilities - ability to perform
Capability - ability to perform
capable - possibly accepting or permitting
Capableness - maturity, trustworthiness
Capablenesses - maturity, trustworthiness
Capably - efficiently
capacious - large in capacity
Capaciously - fully, sufficiently
Capaciousness - spaciousness
Capaciousnesses - spaciousness
Capacitate - make or become ready, prepared
Capacitated - make or become ready, prepared
Capacitates - make or become ready, prepared
Capacitating - make or become ready, prepared
Capacities - volume; limit of volume held
Capacity - volume; limit of volume held
Caparison - gear
Caparisoned - dress up
Caparisoning - dress up
Caparisons - gear
Cape - promontory into water
Caper - antic, lark
Capered - frolic, cavort
Capering - antic, lark
Capers - antic, lark
Capes - promontory into water
Capiche - understand
Capillaceous - like a thread
Capillaries - blood vessel
Capillary - blood vessel
Capital - main, essential
Capitalism - economic system of private ownership
Capitalisms - economic system of private ownership
Capitalist - person engaged in private ownership of business
Capitalists - person engaged in private ownership of business
Capitalization - capital
Capitalizations - capital
Capitalize - benefit from situation
Capitalized - benefit from situation
Capitalizes - benefit from situation
Capitalizing - benefit from situation
Capitally - happily, pleasantly; capably
Capitals - main, essential
Capitation - charge levied by government on property, income
Capitations - charge levied by government on property, income
Capitol - building or buildings housing chief governmental offices
Capitols - building or buildings housing chief governmental offices
Capitula - top part of an animate body
capitulate - surrender under agreed conditions
Capitulated - give in
Capitulates - give in
Capitulating - give in
Capitulation - giving in
Capitulations - giving in
Capitulum - top part of an animate body
Capon - domesticated bird
Caponize - remove sexual organs
Caponized - remove sexual organs
Caponizes - remove sexual organs
Caponizing - remove sexual organs
Capons - domesticated bird
Capote - cloak
Capotes - cloak
Capped - outdo a performance
Capper - top
Cappers - top
Capping - outdo a performance
Cappuccino - hot beverage made from beans of a tree
Cappuccinos - hot beverage made from beans of a tree
Capricci - rhapsody
Capriccio - rhapsody
Capriccios - rhapsody
Caprice - sudden change of behavior
Caprices - sudden change of behavior
Capricious - given to sudden behavior change
Capriciously - intermittently
Capriciousness - imbalance, inconstancy
Capriole - leap
Caprioles - leap
Capris - pants that end just below the knee
Caps - small hat
Capsize - overturn
Capsized - upside-down
Capsizes - overturn
Capsizing - overturn
Capstone - maximum, zenith
Capstones - maximum, zenith
Capsule - shortened form
Capsuled - encasement of vegetable seeds
Capsules - shortened form
Capsuling - encasement of vegetable seeds
Capsulize - epitomize
Capsulized - epitomize
Capsulizes - epitomize
Capsulizing - epitomize
Captain - chief of vehicle, effort
Captained - be in charge, control
Captaining - be in charge, control
Captains - chief of vehicle, effort
Caption - heading; short description
Captioned - emphasize; mark
Captioning - emphasize; mark
Captions - heading; short description
captious - tending to find and call attention to faults
Captivate - attract, enchant
Captivated - attract, enchant
Captivates - attract, enchant
Captivating - attract, enchant
Captivation - total attention toward something
Captivations - total attention toward something
Captive - physically held by force
Captives - physically held by force
Captivities - physical detention by force
Captivity - physical detention by force
Captor - one who has captured a person or thing
Captors - one who has captured a person or thing
Capture - catching, forceful holding
Captured - catch and forcefully hold
Captures - catching, forceful holding
Capturing - catch and forcefully hold
Capuche - covering worn over the head
Capuches - covering worn over the head
Capuchin - covering worn over the head
Capuchins - covering worn over the head
Car - vehicle driven on streets
Carabiniere - officer of the law
Carabinieri - officer of the law
Caracal - large cat
Caracals - large cat
Caracole - frolic, prance
Caracoled - frolic, prance
Caracoles - frolic, prance
Caracoling - frolic, prance
Carafe - container for liquid
Carafes - container for liquid
Caramel - dark yellow
Caramels - candy
Carapace - structure; covering
Carapaces - structure; covering
Carat - best
Caravan - group traveling together
Caravans - group traveling together
Caravansaries - hostel
Caravansary - hostel
Carbine - gun
Carbines - gun
Carbohydrate - organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
Carbohydrates - organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
Carbon - element
carbon sink - A forest, ocean, or another natural environment’s ability to absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Carbonated - sparkling
Carbonize - scorch, sear
Carbonized - scorch, sear
Carbonizes - scorch, sear
Carbonizing - scorch, sear
Carbons - element
Carbuncle - abscess
Carbuncles - abscess
Carcanet - chain
Carcanets - chain
Carcase - dead body; framework, base structure
Carcases - dead body; framework, base structure
Carcass - dead body
Carcasses - dead body; framework, base structure
Carcinogen - cancer-causing agent
Carcinogenic - malignant
Carcinogens - cancer-causing agent
Carcinoma - abnormal growth in animate being
Carcinomas - abnormal growth in animate being
Carcinomata - abnormal growth in animate being
Card - piece of paper, often with purposeful writing
Cardboard - thin, flimsy
Cardboards - piece of paper, often with purposeful writing
Carded - signify, display
Cardialgia - burning sensation
Cardialgias - burning sensation
Cardinal - important, key
Cardinalate - clergy
Cardinalates - clergy
Cardinally - inevitably, certainly
Cardinals - unit of the mathematical system
Carding - signify, display
Cards - piece of paper, often with purposeful writing
Cardsharp - person who is unprincipled, does not work hard
Cardsharper - person who steals
Cardsharpers - person who steals
Cardsharps - person who is unprincipled, does not work hard
Care - personal interest, concern
Cared - tend to
Careen - tilt; move wildly down path
Careened - tilt; move wildly down path
Careening - tilt; move wildly down path
Careens - tilt; move wildly down path
Career - course, path
Careered - beat; throw hard
Careering - beat; throw hard
Careers - course, path
Carefree - lighthearted, untroubled
Carefreeness - gaiety
Carefreenesses - gaiety
Careful - cautious; painstaking
Carefully - cautiously; painstakingly
Carefulness - caution
Carefulnesses - caution
Caregiver - person caring for child
Caregivers - person caring for child
Careless - without sufficient attention
Carelessly - heedlessly
Carelessness - unconcern
Carelessnesses - unconcern
Cares - personal interest, concern
Caress - loving touch
Caressed - touch lovingly
Caresses - loving touch
Caressing - touch lovingly
Caressings - kissing
Caret - typographical symbol
Caretaker - person who maintains something
Caretakers - person who maintains something
Caretaking - caring
Carets - typographical symbol
Careworn - haggard
Cargo - baggage; something to be delivered
Cargoes - baggage; something to be delivered
Cargos - baggage; something to be delivered
Carhop - server
Carhops - server
Caricatural - farcical
Caricature - exaggerated description in writing, drawing
Caricatured - increased
Caricatures - exaggerated description in writing, drawing
Caricaturing - ridicule, make fun of
Caricaturist - person who imitates
Caricaturists - person who imitates
Caries - decay of a tooth
Carillon - set of bells
Carillons - set of bells
Caring - tend to
Carings - idea, concept
Cariosities - decay of a tooth
Cariosity - decay of a tooth
Carious - rotten, strong-smelling
Caritas - kindness, compassion
Caritases - kindness, compassion
Carjack - seize control
Carjacked - seize control
Carjacker - abductor
Carjackers - abductor
Carjacking - seize control
Carjacks - seize control
Carking - troublesome
Carmine - red
Carmines - red
Carnage - massacre
Carnages - massacre
Carnal - erotic, sensual
Carnalities - sensuality
Carnality - sensuality
Carnassial - a hard bony structure in the jaws of vertebrates
Carnassials - a hard bony structure in the jaws of vertebrates
Carnies - outdoor celebration
Carnival - outdoor celebration
Carnivalesque - decorated, celebratory
Carnivals - outdoor celebration
Carnivore - hunter, killer
Carnivores - hunter, killer
Carnivorous - eating animal flesh
Carny - outdoor celebration
Carol - joyful hymn
Caroled - carry a tune with one's voice
Caroler - singer
Carolers - singer
Caroling - carry a tune with one's voice
Carolled - carry a tune with one's voice
Carolling - carry a tune with one's voice
Carols - joyful hymn
Carom - bounce
Caromed - bounce
Caroming - bounce
Caroms - bounce
Carousal - debauchery
Carousals - debauchery
Carouse - make merry, often with liquor
Caroused - make merry, often with liquor
Carousel - merry-go-round
Carousels - merry-go-round
Carouser - drunk
Carousers - drunk
Carouses - make merry, often with liquor
Carousing - make merry, often with liquor
Carousings - social gathering
carp - raise trivial objections
Carped - nag
Carpenter - person who works with wood
Carpentered - made of wood
Carpentering - construct structure
Carpenters - person who works with wood
Carper - critic
Carpers - critic
carpet - floor covering consisting of a piece of thick heavy fabric (usually with nap or pile)
Carpetbagger - vacillator
Carpetbaggers - vacillator
Carpeted - plentifully bestrewn
Carpeting - carpet
Carpetings - carpet
Carpets - nappy floor covering
Carping - complaining
Carpings - verbal disapproval
Carpooling - shared driving arrangements
Carpoolings - shared driving arrangements
Carport - storage building for vehicles, workplace
Carports - storage building for vehicles, workplace
Carps - nag
Carrel - compartment
Carrels - compartment
Carriage - delivery of freight
Carriageable - easily transported
Carriages - delivery of freight
Carried - transported
Carrier - one who carries or transmits something
Carriers - one who carries or transmits something
Carries - transport physical object
Carrion - decaying flesh
Carrions - decaying flesh
Carrot - lure, inducement
Carrots - lure, inducement
Carry - transport physical object
Carryall - backpack
Carryalls - backpack
Carrying - transport physical object
Carryon - bag, suitcase
Carryons - bag, suitcase
Carryout - food, often taken by several individuals
Carryouts - food, often taken by several individuals
Carryover - balance, residue
Carryovers - balance, residue
Cars - vehicle driven on streets
Cart - small attachment for transporting
Cartable - easily transported
Cartage - coming and going
Cartages - coming and going
Carte - list from which to choose, often to choose food
Carted - small attachment for transporting
Cartel - group which shares business interest
Cartels - group which shares business interest
Cartes - list from which to choose, often to choose food
Cartilage - piece of animate skeleton
Cartilages - piece of animate skeleton
Carting - small attachment for transporting
Cartographer - civil engineer
Cartographers - civil engineer
Cartographies - the earth's features; study of land
Cartography - the earth's features; study of land
Carton - box for holding items
Cartons - box for holding items
Cartoon - funny drawing, often with dialogue or caption
Cartooned - make contemptuous fun of something or someone
Cartooning - make contemptuous fun of something or someone
Cartoonist - person who draws cartoons
Cartoonists - person who draws cartoons
Cartoons - funny drawing, often with dialogue or caption
Cartouche - cylindrical object
Cartouches - cylindrical object
Cartridge - shell
Cartridges - shell
Carts - small attachment for transporting
Cartularies - document
Cartulary - document
Caruncle - small swelling on the skin
Caruncles - small swelling on the skin
Carve - cut carefully with sharp instrument
Carved - incised
Carven - incised
Carver - graver
Carvers - graver
Carves - cut carefully with sharp instrument
Carving - cut carefully with sharp instrument
Carvings - cut, slit
Caryatid - pillar
Caryatides - pillar
Caryatids - pillar
Caryopses - seed of fruit, vegetable
Caryopsides - seed of fruit, vegetable
Caryopsis - seed of fruit, vegetable
Casa - building or place where one resides
Casaba - fruit
Casabas - fruit
Casas - building or place where one resides
Cascade - something falling, especially water
Cascaded - something falling, especially water
Cascades - something falling, especially water
Cascading - fall in a rush
Case - container; items in container
Caseation - clotting
Caseations - clotting
Cased - container; items in container
Casement - band
Casements - band
Cases - container; items in container
Casework - social work
Caseworks - social work
Cash - money; assets
Cashable - made negotiable
Cashbox - machine recording sales
Cashboxes - machine recording sales
Cashed - money; assets
Cashes - money; assets
Cashier - bank worker
Cashiered - bank worker
Cashiering - bank worker
Cashiers - bank worker
Cashing - money; assets
Cashmere - fabric
Cashmeres - fabric
Casing - covering
Casings - covering
Casino - gambling establishment
Casinos - gambling establishment
Cask - rounded container for liquids
Casket - burial box
Caskets - burial box
Casks - rounded container for liquids
Casserole - dish consisting of a combination of cooked food
Casseroles - dish consisting of a combination of cooked food
Cassette - cartridge
Cassettes - cartridge
Cassock - minister
Cassocks - minister
Cassonade - sweet substance
Cassonades - sweet substance
Cast - a throw to the side
Castaway - shipwrecked person
Castaways - shipwrecked person
Caste - social class
Caster - circle, revolution
Casters - circle, revolution
Castes - social class
castigate - censure severely
Castigated - criticize severely
Castigates - criticize severely
Castigating - criticize severely
castigation - verbal punishment
Castigations - punishment
Castigator - critic
Castigators - critic
Casting - throw aside
Castings - production of processed goods
Castle - magnificent home, often for royalty
Castled - trade
Castles - magnificent home, often for royalty
Castling - trade; deal
Castlings - trade; deal
Castoff - obsolete, outdated
Castoffs - tiny bit of something
Castrate - remove sexual organs
Castrated - emasculated
Castrates - remove sexual organs
Castrating - remove sexual organs
Castration - emasculation
Castrations - emasculation
Casts - a throw to the side
Casual - chance, random
Casually - accidentally
Casualness - ease
Casualnesses - ease
Casuals - apparel
Casualties - accident
Casualty - accident
Casuist - hypocrite
Casuistic - misleading
Casuistical - deceptive, confusing
Casuistries - overgeneral reasoning
casuistry - argumentation that is specious or excessively subtle and intended to be misleading
Casuists - hypocrite
Cat - feline animal, sometimes a pet
Catabolic - reverting
Catabolism - absorption
Catabolisms - absorption
catachresis - strained or paradoxical use of words either in error (as `blatant' to mean `flagrant') or deliberately (as in a mixed metaphor: `blind mouths')
Catachrestic - unable to read well; lacking education
Cataclysm - disaster
Cataclysmal - destructive
Cataclysmic - destructive
Cataclysms - disaster
Catacomb - underground tunnel
Catacombs - underground tunnel
Catafalque - coffin
Catafalques - coffin
Catalepsies - hypnotic state
Catalepsy - hypnotic state
Catalog - directory
Cataloged - written
Cataloger - person in charge of a library
Catalogers - person in charge of a library
Catalogic - excessive in language
Cataloging - the act of registering
Catalogs - written or printed matter featuring a selection of objects
Catalogue - document
Catalogued - arranged, systematized
Catalogues - written or printed matter featuring a selection of objects
Cataloguing - categorization
Catalyst - something which incites activity
Catalysts - something which incites activity
Catalyze - ready for action, movement
Catalyzed - ready for action, movement
Catalyzes - ready for action, movement
Catalyzing - ready for action, movement
Catamaran - vessel
Catamarans - vessel
Catamenia - monthly women's state
Catamount - large cat
Catamounts - large cat
Cataplasm - bandage
Cataplasms - bandage
Catapult - implement for shooting weapon
Catapulted - send off
Catapulting - send off
Catapults - implement for shooting weapon
Cataract - waterfall
Cataracts - waterfall
Catarrh - communicable disease
Catarrhs - communicable disease
Catastrophe - calamity; unhappy conclusion
Catastrophes - calamity; unhappy conclusion
Catastrophic - destructive
Catatonia - hypnotic state
Catatonias - hypnotic state
catatonic - characterized by catatonia especially either rigidity or extreme laxness of limbs
Catcall - heckle
Catcalled - decry
Catcalling - decry
Catcalls - heckle
Catch - fastener
Catchall - all-encompassing, all-embracing
Catches - fastener
Catchier - captivating, addictive
Catchiest - captivating, addictive
Catching - contagious (disease)
Catchings - profit
Catchline - popular saying
Catchlines - popular saying
Catchpenny - cheap, worth very little
Catchphrase - motto
Catchphrases - motto
Catchpole - server of summons
Catchpoles - server of summons
Catchword - motto
Catchwords - motto
Catchy - captivating, addictive
Catechism - test
Catechisms - test
Catechistic - wondering, curious
Catechization - test
Catechizations - test
Catechize - instruct and question
Catechized - instruct and question
Catechizes - instruct and question
Catechizing - instruct and question
Catechizings - asking; looking into
Catechumen - person who receives education
Catechumens - person who receives education
Categorical - explicit, unconditional
Categorically - certainly, without question
Categories - classification, type
Categorization - classification
Categorizations - classification
Categorize - sort by type, classification
Categorized - sort by type, classification
Categorizes - sort by type, classification
Categorizing - sort by type, classification
Category - classification, type
Catena - succession, series
Catenae - succession, series
Catenaries - arched, rounded line or object
Catenary - arched, rounded line or object
Catenate - trail, pursue physically
Catenated - trail, pursue physically
Catenates - trail, pursue physically
Catenating - trail, pursue physically
Catenation - series, order
Catenations - series, order
Cater - provide, help
Catercorner - cornerways
Catercornered - slanting; at an angle
Catered - provide, help
Catering - provide, help
Caterings - supplies, supplying
Caterpillar - worm
Caterpillars - worm
Caters - provide, help
caterwaul - utter shrieks, as of cats
Caterwauled - make screeching, crying noise
Caterwauling - make screeching, crying noise
Caterwaulings - sound that is loud or not harmonious
Caterwauls - make screeching, crying noise
Catfight - disagreement
Catfights - disagreement
Catharses - purging, purification
Catharsis - purging, purification
Cathartic - purging
Cathartical - purging
Cathartics - aperient
Cathedra - chair of royalty
Cathedrae - chair of royalty
Cathedral - large church
Cathedrals - large church
Catheterize - remove liquid; remove supply
Catheterized - remove liquid; remove supply
Catheterizes - remove liquid; remove supply
Catheterizing - remove liquid; remove supply
Cathodic - photoelectric
Catholic - all-embracing, general
Catholicism - religion of catholic church
Catholicisms - religion of catholic church
Catholicity - religion of catholic church
Catholicon - cure-all, often ineffective
Catholicons - cure-all, often ineffective
Cathouse - brothel
Cathouses - brothel
Catlike - like a cat
Catnap - nap
Catnapped - take a short, light sleep
Catnapping - take a short, light sleep
Catnaps - nap
Catoptrics - light transmitted through fibers
Cats - feline animal, sometimes a pet
Catspaw - breeze from the sea
Catspaws - pawn
Catsup - flavoring
Catsups - flavoring
Catted - delve into; hollow out
Cattier - nasty, malicious
Cattiest - nasty, malicious
Cattiness - hateful talk
Cattinesses - hateful talk
Catting - delve into; hollow out
Cattish - spiteful
Cattle - bovine animals
Cattleman - shepherd
Cattlemen - shepherd
Catty - nasty, malicious
Catwalk - walkway
Catwalks - walkway
Caucus - group gathered to make decision
Caucuses - group gathered to make decision
Caudal - posterior
Caudate - cold-blooded vertebrate
Caudates - cold-blooded vertebrate
Caught - taken
Cauldron - metal pot
Cauldrons - metal pot
Caulk - secure, usually with a length of material
Caulked - secure, usually with a length of material
Caulking - the act of insulating
Caulkings - the act of insulating
Caulks - secure, usually with a length of material
Causal - fresh, new
Causalities - cause, basis
Causality - cause, basis
Causation - cause, basis
Causations - cause, basis
Causative - creative
Cause - agent, originator
Caused - bring into being; bring about
Causeless - unnecessary, groundless
Causerie - conversation
Causeries - conversation
Causes - agent, originator
Causeway - dike
Causeways - dike
Causing - bring into being; bring about
Caustic - burning, corrosive
Caustically - scornfully
Causticities - sarcasm
Causticity - sarcasm
Causticness - mocking remark
Causticnesses - mocking remark
Cauterize - disinfect by burning
Cauterized - disinfect by burning
Cauterizes - disinfect by burning
Cauterizing - disinfect by burning
Caution - alertness, carefulness
Cautionary - giving warning
Cautioned - warn, advise
Cautioning - alertness, carefulness
Cautions - alertness, carefulness
Cautious - careful, guarded
Cautiously - tentatively
Cautiousness - carefulness
Cautiousnesses - carefulness
Cavalcade - parade
Cavalcades - parade
Cavalier - arrogant
Cavaliers - person who desires another
Cavalries - troops riding horses
Cavalry - troops riding horses
Cavalryman - rider
Cavalrymen - rider
Cave - hole in land formation
Caveat - warning
Caveats - warning
Caved - comply, endure
Caveman - manlike
Cavemen - stone age man
Cavern - hollow in land formation
Cavernous - hollow and large
Caverns - hollow in land formation
Caves - hole in land formation
Caviar - fish eggs
Caviars - fish eggs
Cavies - experimental subject
cavil - raise trivial objections
Caviled - quibble
Caviler - critic
Cavilers - critic
Caviling - quibble
Cavilled - quibble
Caviller - critic
Cavillers - critic
Cavilling - quibble
Cavils - quibble
Caving - comply, endure
Cavities - sunken or decayed area
Cavity - sunken or decayed area
cavort - play boisterously
Cavorted - frolic, prance
Cavorting - frolic, prance
Cavorts - frolic, prance
Cavy - experimental subject
Caw - calling out; yelling
Cawed - make high-pitched, animal-like sound
Cawing - make high-pitched, animal-like sound
Caws - calling out; yelling
Cay - small island
Cays - small island
Cayuse - horse
Cayuses - horse
Cease - stop, conclude
Ceased - stop, conclude
Ceasefire - peace-establishing agreement
Ceasefires - stop in fighting
Ceaseless - never-ending
Ceaselessly - neverending
Ceaselessness - endlessness
Ceaselessnesses - endlessness
Ceases - stop, conclude
Ceasing - stop, conclude
Ceasings - staying
Cedar - tree
Cedars - tree
Cede - abandon, surrender
Ceded - abandon, surrender
Ceder - coward
Ceders - coward
Cedes - abandon, surrender
Ceding - abandon, surrender
Ceil - put covering inside object
Ceiled - interlined
Ceiling - top of a room
Ceilings - top of a room
Ceils - put covering inside object
Celeb - famous, eminent
celebrate - behave as expected during of holidays or rites
Celebrated - distinguished, famous
Celebrates - commemorate occasion, achievement
Celebrating - commemorate occasion, achievement
celebration - a joyful occasion for special festivities to mark some happy event
Celebrations - commemoration of occasion, achievement
Celebrative - commemorative
Celebratory - successful
Celebrities - dignitary
Celebrity - dignitary
Celebs - very important person
Celerities - swiftness
celerity - a rate that is rapid
Celestial - heavenly
Celestially - in an attractive or pleasing manner
Celestials - god, worshiped being
Celiac - pertaining to
Celibacies - abstinence from sexual activity
Celibacy - abstinence from sexual activity
Celibate - abstaining from sexual activity
Celibates - unmarried man or woman
Cell - smallest living organism
Cellar - underground story of building
Cellarette - furniture piece
Cellarettes - furniture piece
Cellars - underground story of building
Cellophane - see-through
Cellophanes - plastic food wrapping
Cells - smallest living organism
Cellular - basic, natural
Cellule - smallest living organism
Cellules - smallest living organism
Cellulite - overweight, adipose tissue
Cellulites - overweight, adipose tissue
Celluloid - presentation of action on continuous film
Celluloids - presentation of action on continuous film
Cellulose - organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
Celluloses - organic compound composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
Cement - gluing, binding material
Cementation - agreement
Cementations - agreement
Cemented - attach securely, often with sticky material
Cementing - attach securely, often with sticky material
Cements - gluing, binding material
Cemeteries - burial ground
Cemetery - burial ground
Cenobite - monastic
Cenobites - monastic
Cenotaph - memorial, remembrance
Cenotaphs - memorial, remembrance
Censor - forbid; ban; selectively remove
Censored - forbid; ban; selectively remove
Censoring - forbid; ban; selectively remove
censorious - harshly critical or expressing censure
Censors - forbid; ban; selectively remove
Censorship - forbiddance; ban
Censorships - forbiddance; ban
Censurable - blameworthy
Censure - severe criticism
Censured - condemn; criticize severely
Censurer - accuser
Censurers - accuser
Censures - severe criticism
Censuring - severe criticism
Census - head count
Censused - keep a record; tabulate
Censuses - head count
Censusing - keep a record; tabulate
Cent - insignificant value
Centaur - giant animal; supernatural being
Centaurs - giant animal; supernatural being
Centenary - of one hundred years
Centennial - at fixed intervals
Centennials - exposition, carnival
Center - middle
Centered - concentrate, draw together
Centerfold - beautiful, magnificent
Centerfolds - sexy girl
Centering - concentrate, draw together
Centerings - consolidation of effort
Centerpiece - highlight
Centerpieces - highlight
Centers - middle point
centimetre - a metric unit of length equal to one hundredth of a meter
Centipede - pest
Centipedes - pest
Cento - nonsense verse
Centos - nonsense verse
Centra - middle point
Central - main, principal; in the middle
Centralities - proportion
Centrality - proportion
Centralization - consolidation
Centralizations - consolidation
Centralize - concentrate, draw toward a point
Centralized - concentrate, draw toward a point
Centralizes - concentrate, draw toward a point
Centralizing - concentrate, draw toward a point
Centrally - in the middle
Centrals - middle
Centric - main, principal; in the middle
Centrifugal - radiating from a central point
Centriole - middle point
Centrioles - middle point
Centripetal - unifying
Centrism - neutral ground
Centrisms - neutral ground
Centroidal - main, principal; in the middle
Centrum - middle point
Centrums - middle point
Cents - insignificant value
Centuplicate - pertaining to 100
Centurial - of one hundred years
Centuries - point in time; particular day or time
Centurion - person in law enforcement
Centurions - person in law enforcement
Century - of one hundred years
Cephalalgia - migraine
Cephalalgias - migraine
Ceraceous - containing wax
Ceramic - pottery
Ceramics - pottery
Cerate - cream for treatment
Cerates - cream for treatment
Cercopithecoid - order of mammals
Cercopithecoids - order of mammals
Cereal - edible grain
Cereals - edible grain
Cerebella - mind, intelligence
Cerebellum - mind, intelligence
Cerebellums - mind, intelligence
Cerebra - mind, intelligence
Cerebral - using one's brain
Cerebrate - think
Cerebrated - think
Cerebrates - think
Cerebrating - think
Cerebration - thought
Cerebrations - thought
Cerebrum - mind, intelligence
Cerebrums - mind, intelligence
Cerecloth - covering
Cerecloths - covering
Cerement - covering
Cerements - covering
Ceremonial - ritual, formal
Ceremonials - worship, ceremony
Ceremonies - ritual; celebratory observation
Ceremonious - ritual, formal
Ceremoniously - in an official manner
Ceremoniousness - ceremony
Ceremony - ritual; celebratory observation
Cerise - bright red color
Cerises - color of blood; shade resembling such a color
Cernuous - drooping
Cert - without doubt
Certain - confident
Certainly - without doubt
Certainties - positive assurance
Certainty - positive assurance
Certifiable - mentally deranged
Certificate - authorizing document
Certificates - authorizing document
Certification - assignment of responsibility
Certifications - assignment of responsibility
Certified - declare as true
Certifier - notary public
Certifiers - notary public
Certifies - declare as true
Certify - declare as true
Certifying - declare as true
Certitude - sureness
Certitudes - sureness
Certs - certain thing
Cerulean - purplish blue
Cervices - narrow connector
Cervix - narrow connector
Cervixes - narrow connector
Cesarean - surgical fetus delivery
Cesareans - surgical fetus delivery
Cespitose - feathery
Cessation - ending
Cessations - ending
Cesspit - system for sewage disposal
Cesspits - system for sewage disposal
Cesspool - pit
Cesspools - pit
Cetacean - aquatic mammal
Cetaceans - aquatic mammal
Cete - aquatic mammal
Cetes - aquatic mammal
Chablis - wine from light-colored grapes
Chacma - ape
Chacmas - ape
Chafe - rub, grind against
Chafed - rub, grind against
Chafes - rub, grind against
Chaff - waste
Chaffed - joke, ridicule
Chaffer - converse
Chaffered - converse
Chaffering - converse
Chaffers - converse
Chaffing - waste
Chaffings - ridicule intended to expose truth
Chaffs - waste
Chafing - rub, grind against
Chagrin - displeasure
Chagrined - cause displeasure
Chagrining - displeasure
Chagrinned - displeasure
Chagrinning - displeasure
Chagrins - displeasure
Chain - succession, series
Chained - manacle in metal
Chainer - repeating
Chaining - succession, series
Chains - succession, series
Chair - single-seat furniture
Chaired - mediate, arbitrate
Chairing - mediate, arbitrate
Chairman - authority
Chairmen - authority
Chairperson - person in charge of proceedings
Chairpersons - person in charge of proceedings
Chairs - single-seat furniture
Chairwoman - authority
Chairwomen - authority
Chaise - furniture for sleeping
Chaises - furniture for sleeping
Chalet - cottage
Chalets - cottage
Chalice - grail
Chalices - grail
Chalk - liquid produced by mammals
Chalked - blemish, stain
Chalkier - blanched
Chalkiest - blanched
Chalking - blemish, stain
Chalks - liquid produced by mammals
Chalky - blanched
Challenge - dispute, question
Challenged - dispute, question
Challenger - contestant
Challengers - contestant
Challenges - dispute, question
Challenging - dispute, question
Chamber - small compartment, room
Chambered - hollow and large
Chambering - provide safety, cover
Chamberlain - manager
Chamberlains - manager
Chambermaid - servant
Chambermaids - servant
Chambers - small compartment, room
Chameleon - inconstant person
Chameleons - inconstant person
Chamfered - slanted
Chammies - fabric
Chammy - fabric
Chamois - fabric
Chamoix - fabric
Champ - chew
Champagne - sparkling wine
Champagnes - sparkling wine
Champaign - level land
Champaigns - level land
Champed - chew
Champer - superlative
Champing - chew
Champion - best, excellent
Championed - advocate, support
Championing - advocate, support
Champions - defeater in competition; preeminent supporter
Championship - contest for ultimate victor
Championships - contest for ultimate victor
Champs - chew
Chance - accidental, unforeseeable
Chanced - accidental, unforeseeable
Chancel - church; holiest room or area in religious building
Chancellor - person who arbitrates
Chancellors - person who arbitrates
Chancels - church; holiest room or area in religious building
Chancer - accidental, unforeseeable
Chances - possibility, probability
Chancier - dangerous, risky
Chanciest - dangerous, risky
Chancily - dangerously
Chanciness - difficulty
Chancinesses - difficulty
Chancing - accidental, unforeseeable
Chancroid - disease given through sexual relations
Chancroids - disease given through sexual relations
Chancy - dangerous, risky
Chandelier - light hanging from ceiling
Chandeliers - light hanging from ceiling
Chandler - dealer
Chandlers - dealer
Change - something made different; alteration
Changeabilities - imbalance, inconstancy
Changeability - imbalance, inconstancy
Changeable - erratic
Changeableness - imbalance, inconstancy
Changed - exchanged
Changeful - changeable
Changeless - permanent
Changeling - someone or something that takes the place of another
Changelings - someone or something that takes the place of another
Changeover - conversion
Changeovers - conversion
Changer - dealer
Changers - dealer
Changes - something made different; alteration
Changing - changeful
Channel - pathway, usually containing water
Channeled - pathway, usually containing water
Channeling - direct, guide
Channelled - direct, guide
Channeller - person who senses others' thoughts
Channellers - person who senses others' thoughts
Channelling - direct, guide
Channels - pathway, usually containing water
Chanoyu - serving of tea
Chanoyus - serving of tea
Chant - chorus of song
Chanted - sing simple song or song part
Chanter - person who can carry a tune
Chanters - person who can carry a tune
Chanteuse - person who can carry a tune
Chanteuses - person who can carry a tune
Chanticleer - rooster
Chanticleers - rooster
Chanting - sing simple song or song part
Chantings - warbling
Chantries - church room
Chantry - church room
Chants - chorus of song
Chaologies - theory of randomness
Chaology - theory of randomness
Chaos - utter confusion
Chaoses - utter confusion
Chaotic - utterly confused
Chaotically - inarticulately
Chap - gentleman
Chaparral - wilderness full of plant and animal life
Chaparrals - wilderness full of plant and animal life
Chapeau - hat
Chapeaus - hat
Chapeaux - hat
Chapel - church room
Chapels - church room
Chaperon - person who accompanies for supervision
Chaperone - attendant
Chaperoned - accompany for supervision
Chaperones - attendant
Chaperoning - attendant
Chaperons - person who accompanies for supervision
Chapfallen - depressed, troubled
Chaplain - minister in church
Chaplains - minister in church
Chaplet - wreath
Chaplets - wreath
Chapped - uneven, irregular
Chaps - gentleman
chaptalize - Draw advantages from
Chapter - section of book or group of items
Chapters - section of book or group of items
Char - scorch, sear
Charabanc - carriage
Charabancs - carriage
Character - individuality
Characterful - full of life, interesting
characteristic - a prominent attribute or aspect of something
Characteristics - typical feature, trait
Characterize - typify, distinguish
Characterized - typify, distinguish
Characterizes - typify, distinguish
Characterizing - typify, distinguish
Characterless - dull, uninteresting
Characters - individuality
Charade - pretense
Charades - pretense
Charcoal - dark, inky
Charcoaled - cook outside, usually on a grill
Charcoaling - cook outside, usually on a grill
Charcoals - remains of burning
Charcuterie - eatery
Charcuteries - eatery
Chard - vegetable
Chardonnay - wine from light-colored grapes
Chardonnays - wine from light-colored grapes
Chards - vegetable
Charge - accusation
Chargeable - liable
Charged - bought but not paid for
Chargeless - for free
Charger - plate
Chargers - plate
Charges - accusation
Charging - accuse
Chargings - stowing
Charier - careful, cautious
Chariest - careful, cautious
Charily - carefully
Chariness - caution
Charinesses - caution
Chariot - machine used for transportation
Chariots - machine used for transportation
Charisma - great personal charm
Charismata - great personal charm
Charismatic - charming
Charitable - giving, generous
Charitableness - benevolence
Charitably - fairly
Charities - generosity, gift
charity - a kindly and lenient attitude toward people
charlatan - a flamboyant deceiver; one who attracts customers with tricks or jokes
Charlatans - swindler
Charleston - moving feet and body to music
Charlestons - moving feet and body to music
Charm - enchantment, allure
Charmed - enchanted
Charmer - seducer
Charmers - seducer
Charming - captivating
Charmingly - in an attractive or pleasing manner
Charms - enchantment, allure
Charnel - cemetery
Charnels - cemetery
Charpoy - small folding bed
Charpoys - small folding bed
Charred - scorch, sear
Charring - scorch, sear
Chars - scorch, sear
Chart - map, plan
Charted - map, plan
Charter - treaty, agreement
Chartered - reserve, commission
Chartering - treaty, agreement
Charters - treaty, agreement
Charting - plan, map out
Chartreuse - emerald in color
Charts - map, plan
Charwoman - female who performs housework
Charwomen - female who performs housework
Chary - careful, cautious
Chase - pursuit
Chased - run after, pursue
Chaser - innocent
Chasers - person who has many love affairs
Chases - pursuit
Chasing - run after, pursue
Chasings - carving of letters or design into something
Chasm - gap, abyss
Chasmal - hollow and large
Chasms - gap, abyss
Chasseur - troops riding horses
Chasseurs - troops riding horses
Chassis - framework
Chaste - pure, incorrupt
Chastely - in a modest manner
Chasten - correct, humiliate
Chastened - correct, humiliate
Chasteness - refraining; abstinence
Chastenesses - refraining; abstinence
Chastening - correct, humiliate
Chastens - correct, humiliate
Chaster - pure, incorrupt
Chastest - pure, incorrupt
chastise - censure severely
Chastised - scold, discipline
Chastisement - punishment
Chastisements - punishment
Chastises - scold, discipline
Chastising - scold, discipline
Chastities - celibacy, purity
Chastity - celibacy, purity
Chat - talk, often short
Chateau - house
Chateaus - house
Chateaux - house
Chatelaine - ladylove
Chatelaines - ladylove
chatoyant - varying in color when seen in different lights or from different angles
Chats - talk, often short
Chatted - talk, gossip
Chattel - property
Chattels - property
Chatter - constant or rapid talk
Chatterbox - talkative person
Chatterboxes - talkative person
Chattered - speak fast and non-stop
Chatterer - someone who talks too much
Chatterers - someone who talks too much
Chattering - speak fast and non-stop
Chatters - constant or rapid talk
Chattery - gossipy
Chattier - talkative
Chattiest - talkative
Chattiness - loquacity
Chattinesses - loquacity
Chatting - talk, gossip
Chatty - talkative
Chauffeur - driver
Chauffeured - carry across
Chauffeuring - carry across
Chauffeurs - driver
Chauvin - a warlike person
Chauvinism - extreme devotion to a belief or nation
Chauvinisms - extreme devotion to a belief or nation
Chauvinist - jingo
Chauvinistic - impatient, prejudiced
Chauvinists - jingo
Chauvins - a warlike person
Chaw - chew
Chawed - chew
Chawing - chew
Chaws - chew
Cheap - inexpensive
Cheapen - diminish worth
Cheapened - diminish worth
Cheapening - diminish worth
Cheapens - diminish worth
Cheaper - inexpensive
Cheapest - inexpensive
cheaply - with little expenditure of money
Cheapness - pettiness
Cheapnesses - pettiness
Cheapo - inexpensive
Cheapskate - miser
Cheapskates - miser
Cheat - person who fools others
Cheated - defrauded
Cheater - cheat
Cheaters - cheat
Cheating - lying
Cheatings - lying
Cheats - person who fools others
Check - inspection, examination
Checked - inspect, examine
Checker - examiner
Checkerboard - system of connections
Checkerboards - system of connections
Checkered - patterned
Checkers - examiner
Checkier - patterned
Checkiest - patterned
Checking - inspect, examine
Checkings - meddling, impedance
Checklist - record, tabulation
Checklists - record, tabulation
Checkmate - countermove
Checkmated - countermove
Checkmates - countermove
Checkmating - countermove
Checks - inspection, examination
Checkup - examination
Checkups - examination
Checky - patterned
Cheddar - petty cash
Cheddars - petty cash
Cheek - side of human face
Cheekier - impudent
Cheekiest - impudent
Cheekiness - impudence
Cheekinesses - impudence
Cheeks - side of human face
Cheeky - impudent
Cheep - vocalize as a bird
Cheeped - vocalize as a bird
Cheeping - vocalize as a bird
Cheeps - vocalize as a bird
Cheer - happiness
Cheered - make someone feel happier
Cheerful - happy
Cheerfully - cheerily
Cheerfulness - happiness
Cheerfulnesses - happiness
Cheerier - cheerful
Cheeriest - cheerful
Cheerily - happily
Cheeriness - happiness
Cheerinesses - happiness
Cheering - encouraging
Cheerings - clapping and cheers
Cheerio - have a nice trip
Cheerios - have a nice trip
Cheerleader - one who supports and praises
Cheerleaders - one who supports and praises
Cheerless - depressing, unhappy
Cheerlessly - unhappily
Cheerlessness - unhappiness, depression
Cheerlessnesses - unhappiness, depression
Cheers - happiness
Cheery - cheerful
Cheese - dignitary
Cheeseburger - ground beef sandwich
Cheeseburgers - ground beef sandwich
Cheesed - lie
Cheeseparer - stingy person
Cheeseparers - stingy person
Cheeses - dignitary
Cheesier - cheap
Cheesiest - cheap
Cheesing - lie
Cheesy - cheap
Cheetah - cat
Cheetahs - cat
Chef - cook
Chefs - cook
chelonian - a reptile of the order Chelonia
Chelonians - reptile
Chemical - concerned with atom and molecule change
Chemicals - chemical compound
Chemise - undergarment
Chemises - undergarment
Chemisette - undergarment
Chemisettes - undergarment
Chemist - researcher
Chemistries - arrangement, arranging
Chemistry - arrangement, arranging
Chemists - researcher
Chemotherapies - a destructive agent
Chemotherapy - a destructive agent
Cheque - check for paying money
Cheques - check for paying money
Cher - attractive
Cherish - care about deeply
Cherished - care about deeply
Cherishes - care about deeply
Cherishing - care about deeply
Cheroot - roll of tobacco
Cheroots - roll of tobacco
Cherrier - bright red color
Cherries - color of blood; shade resembling such a color
Cherriest - bright red color
Cherry - bright red color
Cherrystone - bivalve living in ocean
Cherrystones - bivalve living in ocean
Chersonese - promontory into water
Chersoneses - promontory into water
Cherub - angel
Cherubic - angelic
Cherubical - angelic
Cherubim - angel
Cherubs - angel
Chest - box for storage
Chesterfield - furniture for sitting, reclining
Chesterfields - furniture for sitting, reclining
Chestier - brave, unafraid
Chestiest - brave, unafraid
Chestnut - coppery-brown color
Chestnuts - fun, quip
Chests - box for storage
Chesty - brave, unafraid
Chevalier - gentleman
Chevaliers - gentleman
Chew - grind with teeth
Chewed - grind with teeth
Chewier - brittle
Chewiest - brittle
Chewing - grind with teeth
Chews - grind with teeth
Chewy - brittle
Chi - u.s. city
Chiaroscuro - dark, covered
Chic - fashionable
Chicane - deception, joke
Chicaned - disagree over minor issues
Chicaneries - deception, trickery
chicanery - the use of tricks to deceive someone (usually to extract money from them)
Chicanes - deception, joke
Chicaning - disagree over minor issues
Chicer - fashionable
Chicest - fashionable
Chichi - showy
Chichis - fashionableness
Chick - girl
Chicken - person afraid to try something
Chickenhearted - cowardly
Chickens - person afraid to try something
Chicks - girl
Chics - trend, fad
Chid - criticize, lecture
Chidden - criticize, lecture
chide - censure severely or angrily
Chided - criticize, lecture
Chides - criticize, lecture
Chiding - criticize, lecture
Chidings - speech of criticism
Chief - most important, essential
Chiefer - most important, essential
Chiefest - most important, essential
Chiefly - most importantly
Chiefs - most important, essential
Chieftain - chief
Chieftains - chief
Chiffon - see-through, thin
Chiffonier - cabinet
Chiffoniers - cabinet
Chifforobe - cabinet with drawers
Chifforobes - cabinet with drawers
Chignon - hairdo
Chignons - hairdo
Child - very young person
child-free - Used to refer to people who choose not to have children.
Childbearing - giving birth
Childbearings - giving birth
Childbed - birth
Childbeds - birth
Childbirth - giving birth
Childbirths - giving birth
Childhood - period of being young
Childhoods - period of being young
Childing - fertile
Childish - immature, silly
Childishness - innocence, gullibility
Childishnesses - innocence, gullibility
Childless - barren
Childlessness - sterility
Childlessnesses - sterility
Childlike - innocent, naive
Children - very young person
Chiliad - pertaining to 1000
Chiliadal - having 1000 of something
Chiliads - pertaining to 1000
Chiliastic - having 1000 of something
Chill - cold, raw
Chillax - a combination of “chill” and “relax” meaning to calm down, take it easy.
Chilled - make cold
Chiller - cold, raw
Chillers - puzzle, secret
Chillest - cold, raw
Chillier - cold
Chillies - freezing
Chilliest - cold
Chilliness - cold
Chillinesses - cold
Chilling - frightening
Chillings - cooling
Chills - cold conditions
Chilly - cold
Chime - ring, peal
Chimed - ring, peal
Chimera - dream, fantasy
Chimeras - dream, fantasy
Chimeric - imaginary
chimerical - being or relating to or like a chimera
Chimes - ring, peal
Chiming - ring, peal
Chimney - smokestack for building
Chimneypiece - fireplace
Chimneypieces - fireplace
Chimneys - smokestack for building
Chimpanzee - primate
Chimpanzees - primate
Chin - area under mouth
China - dishes, often valuable
Chinas - dishes, often valuable
Chinchilla - animal
Chinchillas - animal
Chine - raised part of solid
Chined - sever, chop with sharp instrument; incise
Chines - raised part of solid
Chinese - pertaining to the orient
Chining - sever, chop with sharp instrument; incise
Chink - opening
Chinked - opening
Chinks - opening
Chinned - say, reveal
Chinning - say, reveal
Chino - clothing for legs, lower half of body
Chinook - air currents
Chinooks - air currents
Chinos - clothing for legs, lower half of body
Chins - area under mouth
Chintzier - cheap-looking
Chintziest - cheap-looking
Chintzy - cheap-looking
Chinwag - informal discussion
Chinwags - informal discussion
Chip - shard, flaw
Chipped - knock a piece out of
Chipper - happy
Chippered - vocalize as a bird
Chippering - vocalize as a bird
Chippers - vocalize as a bird
Chipping - knock a piece out of
Chips - substitute for money; money
Chirographies - penmanship
chirography - beautiful handwriting
Chironomies - nonverbal communication
Chironomy - nonverbal communication
Chirp - peep, cheep
Chirped - peep, cheep
Chirpier - laughing, joyful
Chirpiest - laughing, joyful
Chirping - peep, cheep
Chirps - peep, cheep
Chirpy - laughing, joyful
Chirr - grind, grate with high noise
Chirred - grind, grate with high noise
Chirring - grind, grate with high noise
Chirrs - grind, grate with high noise
Chirrup - chirp
Chirruped - peep
Chirruping - peep
Chirrups - chirp
Chis - u.s. city
Chisel - shaping tool
Chiseled - cut, wear away
Chiseler - cheat
Chiselers - cheat
Chiseling - shaping tool
Chiselled - cut, wear away
Chiselling - shaping tool
Chisellings - carving of letters or design into something
Chisels - shaping tool
Chit - bill
Chitchat - informal talk
Chitchats - informal talk
Chitchatted - talk casually; speak abruptly
Chitchatting - chattering
Chitlins - organ meat
Chiton - invertebrate
Chitons - invertebrate
Chits - bill
Chitterlings - organ meat
Chiv - cut into portions, shares
Chivalric - gallant
Chivalries - valor, gallantry
Chivalrous - valiant
Chivalrously - courageously
Chivalrousness - gallantry
chivalry - courtesy towards women
Chivied - chase, follow
Chivies - chase, follow
Chivs - cut into portions, shares
Chivved - cut into portions, shares
Chivvied - upset
Chivvies - upset
Chivving - cut into portions, shares
Chivvy - upset
Chivvying - upset
Chivy - chase, follow
Chivying - chase, follow
Chlamydia - disease given through sexual relations
Chlamydiae - disease given through sexual relations
Chlorine - element
Chlorines - element
Chloroform - toxic substance
Chloroformed - diminish, muffle, quiet
Chloroforming - diminish, muffle, quiet
Chloroforms - toxic substance
Chlorosis - blood deficiency
Chlorosises - blood deficiency
Chock - full
Chockablock - full
Chocked - burden, saddle
Chocker - full
Chockfull - full
Chocking - burden, saddle
Chocks - solid piece, often triangular
Chocolate - dark, burnished color
Chocolates - sugary food
Choctaw - incomprehensible talk or writing
Choctaws - incomprehensible talk or writing
Choice - best, superior
Choiceness - excellence
Choicenesses - excellence
Choicer - best, superior
Choices - power to select; selection
Choicest - best, superior
Choir - singing club
Choired - carry a tune with one's voice
Choiring - carry a tune with one's voice
Choirs - singing club
Choke - smother, block
Choked - smother, block
Choker - precious stones, metals worn as decoration
Chokers - precious stones, metals worn as decoration
Chokes - smother, block
Chokier - oppressive, humid
Chokiest - oppressive, humid
Choking - smother, block
Choky - oppressive, humid
Choler - wrath
choleric - characterized by anger
Cholers - wrath
Chomp - champ
Chomped - champ
Chomping - champ
Chomps - champ
Choose - pick, select
Chooses - pick, select
Choosey - finicky
Choosier - fussy, discriminating
Choosiest - fussy, discriminating
Choosing - selecting
Choosy - fussy, discriminating
Chop - cut up with tool
Chophouse - business establishment serving food and drink
Chophouses - business establishment serving food and drink
Chopped - cut up with tool
Chopper - something that chops
Choppers - something that chops
Choppier - wavy
Choppiest - wavy
Choppily - raggedly
Chopping - cut up with tool
Choppy - wavy
Chops - cut up with tool
Choral - musical
Chorale - song of praise
Chorales - song of praise
Choralist - person who can carry a tune
Choralists - person who can carry a tune
Chorals - religious song
Chord - arched, rounded line or object
Chords - arched, rounded line or object
Chore - task
Choreographies - graceful, expressive dancing
Choreography - graceful, expressive dancing
Chores - task
Chorine - woman performer
Chorines - woman performer
Chorister - person who can carry a tune
Choristers - person who can carry a tune
Chorographies - the earth's features; study of land
Chorography - the earth's features; study of land
Chortle - laugh gleefully
Chortled - laugh gleefully
Chortler - laughing
Chortles - laugh gleefully
Chortling - laugh gleefully
Chorus - group of singers
Chorused - sing simple song or song part
Choruses - group of singers
Chorusing - sing simple song or song part
Chorusses - sing simple song or song part
Chose - pick, select
Chosen - preferred
Chou - cream-filled pastry
Chouse - cheat, bilk
Choused - cheat, bilk
Chouses - cheat, bilk
Chousing - cheat, bilk
Choux - cream-filled pastry
Chow - food
Chowder - soup, usually clear
Chowders - soup, usually clear
Chows - food
Chrestomathies - a body of the most important, influential or superior works in music, literature, or art
Chrestomathy - a body of the most important, influential or superior works in music, literature, or art
Chrism - ointment
Chrisms - ointment
Christen - named in religious rite
Christened - named in religious rite
Christening - named in religious rite
Christenings - church rite; initiation
Christens - named in religious rite
Christian - fundamentalist
Chroma - tinted covering
Chromas - tinted covering
Chromatic - brilliant, intensely hued
Chromaticities - pigment, shade
Chromaticity - pigment, shade
Chrome - added-value features
Chromed - coat with metallic material
Chromes - added-value features
Chroming - coat with metallic material
Chromosome - deoxyribonucleic acid
Chromosomes - deoxyribonucleic acid
Chronic - incessant, never-ending
Chronicle - account, narrative
Chronicled - report, recount
Chronicler - reporter
Chroniclers - reporter
Chronicles - account, narrative
Chronicling - report, recount
Chronograph - device that tells time
Chronographic - in consecutive time
Chronographs - device that tells time
Chronologic - in consecutive time
Chronological - in consecutive time
Chronologies - chronicle
Chronology - chronicle
Chronometer - watch
Chronometers - watch
Chronometric - in consecutive time
Chronometrical - in consecutive time
Chronoscope - device that tells time
Chronoscopes - device that tells time
Chronoscopic - in consecutive time
Chrysalides - growth
Chrysalis - growth
Chrysalises - growth
Chthonian - damned; underworld
chthonic - dwelling beneath the surface of the earth
Chubbier - slightly fat
Chubbiest - slightly fat
Chubbiness - corpulence
Chubbinesses - corpulence
Chubby - slightly fat
Chuck - throw aside, throw away, throw out
Chucked - throw aside, throw away, throw out
Chucking - throw aside, throw away, throw out
Chuckle - giggle
Chuckled - giggle
Chuckler - laughing
Chuckles - giggle
Chuckling - giggle
Chucklings - audible expression of amusement
Chucks - throw aside, throw away, throw out
Chuff - boor
Chuffed - gasp for air
Chuffier - irritable
Chuffiest - irritable
Chuffing - gasp for air
Chuffs - boor
Chuffy - irritable
Chug - drink quickly
Chugalug - consume
Chugalugged - consume
Chugalugging - consume
Chugalugs - consume
Chugged - drink quickly
Chugging - drink quickly
Chugs - drink quickly
Chum - friend
Chummed - throwing bait to catch seafood
Chummier - friendly
Chummiest - friendly
Chumminess - friendship
Chumminesses - friendship
Chumming - throwing bait to catch seafood
Chummy - friendly
Chump - stupid person
Chumped - chew
Chumping - chew
Chumps - stupid person
Chums - friend
Chunder - vomit
Chundered - vomit
Chundering - vomit
Chunders - vomit
Chunk - mass, slab of something
Chunked - throw
Chunkier - fat, plump
Chunkiest - fat, plump
Chunkiness - corpulence
Chunkinesses - corpulence
Chunking - throw
Chunks - mass, slab of something
Chunky - fat, plump
Church - religious institution, building
Churches - religious institution, building
Churchgoer - congregation of a church
Churchgoers - congregation of a church
Churchgoing - concerning belief in divinity
Churchier - spiritual
Churchiest - spiritual
Churchlier - spiritual
Churchliest - spiritual
Churchly - spiritual
Churchman - minister
Churchmen - minister
Churchpeople - minister of church
Churchwoman - preacher
Churchwomen - preacher
Churchy - spiritual
Churchyard - cemetery
Churchyards - cemetery
Churl - rude and ill-bred, a boor; person overly concerned with saving money
Churlish - crude, boorish
Churlishness - harshness; bad temper
Churlishnesses - harshness; bad temper
Churls - rude and ill-bred, a boor; person overly concerned with saving money
Churn - mix up, beat
Churned - mix up, beat
Churning - mix up, beat
Churnings - shaking, mixing
Churns - mix up, beat
Churr - chirp
Churrs - chirp
Chute - ramp, slope
Chutes - ramp, slope
Chutzpa - impudence
Chutzpah - fearlessness
Chutzpahs - fearlessness
Chutzpas - impudence
Chymified - assimilate food
Chymifies - assimilate food
Chymify - assimilate food
Chymifying - assimilate food
Ciao - departing saying; departure
Cicada - insect of homoptera
Cicadae - insect of homoptera
Cicadas - insect of homoptera
Cicala - insect of homoptera
Cicalas - insect of homoptera
Cicale - insect of homoptera
Cicatrice - blemish from previous injury or illness
Cicatrices - blemish from previous injury or illness
Cicatrix - blemish from previous injury or illness
Cicerone - mentor
Cicerones - mentor
Ciceroni - mentor
Cig - fume; cigarette
Cigar - roll of tobacco
cigarette - finely ground tobacco wrapped in paper; for smoking
Cigarettes - small roll of tobacco
Cigars - roll of tobacco
Cigs - fume; cigarette
Cilia - strand of material
Ciliate - minute organism
Ciliates - minute organism
Cilium - threadlike growth on animate being
Cimmerian - solidified
Cinch - easy accomplishment
Cinched - certain
Cinches - easy accomplishment
Cinching - protect, secure
Cincture - band
Cinctured - encircle
Cinctures - band
Cincturing - encircle
Cinder - hot ash
Cinders - hot ash
Cine - film
Cinema - movie industry; movie arena
Cinemas - movie industry; movie arena
Cinematic - exact, retentive in detail
Cinematize - take a picture with a camera
Cinematized - take a picture with a camera
Cinematizes - take a picture with a camera
Cinematizing - take a picture with a camera
Cinematograph - film
Cinematographs - film
Cineraria - columbarium
Cinerarium - columbarium
Cineration - burning
Cinerations - burning
Cinerator - furnace
Cinerators - furnace
Cinereal - silver
Cines - film
Cinnamon - dark, burnished color
Cinque - five of something
Cinquefoil - five of something
Cinquefoils - five of something
Cinques - five of something
Cipher - zero; nothingness
Ciphered - zero; nothingness
Ciphering - figure out code
Cipherings - computation, account
Ciphers - zero; nothingness
Circa - approximately
Circadian - occurring every day; during the day
Circinate - going around
Circle - orb, loop, round figure
Circled - go around, circumnavigate
Circles - orb, loop, round figure
Circlet - ring
Circlets - ring
Circling - go around, circumnavigate
Circlings - revolution, track, boundary
Circuit - revolution, track, boundary
Circuited - connected
Circuiting - circuit system
Circuitous - going around, indirect
Circuitries - circuits
Circuitry - circuits
Circuits - revolution, track, boundary
Circular - going around
Circularities - endless loop
Circularity - endless loop
Circularize - publicize for the purpose of selling or causing one to want
Circularized - publicize for the purpose of selling or causing one to want
Circularizes - publicize for the purpose of selling or causing one to want
Circularizing - publicize for the purpose of selling or causing one to want
Circulars - going around
Circulate - make known
Circulated - make known
Circulates - make known
Circulating - flowing
Circulatings - allocation, dispersion
Circulation - distribution
Circulations - distribution
Circulator - gossip
Circulators - gossip
Circulatory - flowing
Circumambages - indirect speech
Circumambient - encircling
Circumambulate - wander, roam
Circumambulated - wander, roam
Circumambulates - wander, roam
Circumbendibus - indirect course
Circumcision - ritual performed for change of status
Circumcisions - ritual performed for change of status
Circumduct - render null and void
Circumducted - render null and void
Circumducting - render null and void
Circumducts - render null and void
Circumference - edge, perimeter
Circumferences - edge, perimeter
Circumferential - encircling
Circumforaneous - encircling
Circumgyration - circuit, revolution
Circumgyrations - circuit, revolution
Circumgyratory - capable of rotating
Circumlocute - refrain or stay away from; prevent
Circumlocuted - refrain or stay away from; prevent
Circumlocutes - refrain or stay away from; prevent
Circumlocuting - refrain or stay away from; prevent
circumlocution - a style that involves indirect ways of expressing things
Circumlocutions - indirect speech
Circumlocutory - roundabout; unintended
Circumnavigate - go around
Circumnavigated - go around
Circumnavigates - go around
Circumnavigator - person who travels by sea
Circumnutate - move about aimlessly
Circumnutated - move about aimlessly
Circumnutates - move about aimlessly
Circumnutating - move about aimlessly
Circumscribe - mark off, delimit
Circumscribed - mark off, delimit
Circumscribes - mark off, delimit
Circumscribing - mark off, delimit
Circumscription - restriction
circumspect - heedful of potential consequences
Circumspection - caution
Circumspections - caution
Circumspectly - cautiously; painstakingly
circumstance - information that should be kept in mind when making a decision
Circumstanced - fate
Circumstances - state of affairs in one's life
Circumstancing - fate
Circumstantial - incidental
Circumstantials - aspect, characteristic
Circumstantiate - keep detailed record
Circumvent - fool, mislead
Circumvented - fool, mislead
Circumventing - fool, mislead
Circumvention - escape
Circumventions - escape
Circumvents - fool, mislead
circumvolution - the act of turning or winding or folding around a central axis
Circumvolutions - revolution
Circumvolutory - capable of rotating
Circumvolve - revolve
Circumvolved - revolve
Circumvolves - revolve
Circumvolving - revolve
Circus - fair with entertainment
Circuses - fair with entertainment
Cirque - circle
Cirques - circle
Cirri - curl of hair or plant
Cirrus - curl of hair or plant
Cistern - reservoir
Cisterna - reservoir
Cisternae - reservoir
Cisterns - reservoir
Cistron - gene that makes repressor
Cistrons - gene that makes repressor
Citadel - top, tower
Citadels - top, tower
Citation - excerpt
Citations - excerpt
Cite - note, quote
Cited - note, quote
Cites - note, quote
Cities - large town
Citified - imbue with city ways
Citifies - imbue with city ways
Citify - imbue with city ways
Citifying - imbue with city ways
Citing - note, quote
Citizen - person native of country
Citizenize - set free
Citizenized - set free
Citizenizes - set free
Citizenizing - set free
Citizenries - inhabitants of a place
Citizenry - inhabitants of a place
Citizens - person native of country
Citizenship - place of birth
Citizenships - place of birth
City - metropolitan
Cityscape - work of art
Cityscapes - work of art
Civet - cat
Civets - cat
Civic - community
Civics - art and science of administration of government
Civil - civic, community
Civilian - nonmilitary
Civilians - nonmilitary person
Civilities - niceness
Civility - niceness
Civilization - culture, sophistication
Civilizations - culture, sophistication
Civilize - make cultured; develop
Civilized - polished
Civilizes - make cultured; develop
Civilizing - cultural
Civilly - without making trouble
Civvies - clothes, clothing
Clabber - sour; change into coagulated substance
Clabbered - concentrated, dense
Clabbering - set; make more dense
Clabbers - sour; change into coagulated substance
Clack - clatter
Clacked - clatter
Clacking - clatter
Clacks - clatter
Clad - adorned
Cladding - outside finish
Claddings - outside finish
Clads - clothe
Claim - property, right demanded or reserved
Claimant - petitioner
Claimants - petitioner
Claimed - demand, maintain property or right
Claimer - petitioner
Claimers - petitioner
Claiming - demand, maintain property or right
Claims - property, right demanded or reserved
Clairvoyance - intuition
Clairvoyances - intuition
Clairvoyancies - fortune-telling
Clairvoyancy - fortune-telling
Clairvoyant - intuitive, psychic
Clairvoyants - intuitive, psychic
Clam - bivalve living in ocean
Clamant - clamorous
Clambake - congregation
Clambakes - congregation
Clamber - mount
Clambered - mount
Clambering - mount
Clambers - mount
Clammed - make or be quiet
Clammier - damp
Clammiest - damp
Clamminess - dampness, moisture
Clamminesses - dampness, moisture
Clamming - make or be quiet
Clammy - damp
Clamor - loud cry; commotion
Clamored - loud cry; commotion
Clamoring - loud cry; commotion
Clamorous - noisy
Clamors - loud cry; commotion
Clamp - fastener
Clampdown - suppression
Clampdowns - suppression
Clamped - fastener
Clamping - fastener
Clampings - clasp, embrace
Clamps - fastener
Clams - bivalve living in ocean
Clan - family, clique
Clandestine - secret, sly
Clandestinely - secretly
Clandestineness - secrecy
Clandestinities - secrecy
Clandestinity - secrecy
Clang - clank
Clanged - bang against, ring
Clanging - high-pitched, harsh in sound
Clangings - loud ringings
Clangor - loud noise
Clangorous - very loud and unharmonious in sound
Clangors - loud noise
Clangs - clank
Clank - metallic noise
Clanked - metallic noise
Clanking - metallic noise
Clanks - metallic noise
Clannish - exclusive, select
Clans - family, clique
Clap - loud hitting noise
Clapboard - made of timber
Clapped - loud hitting noise
Clapper - person who watches event
Clapperclaw - nail of animal; tool shaped like nail of an animal
Clapperclaws - nail of animal; tool shaped like nail of an animal
Clappers - person who watches event
Clapping - applaud; slap with approbation
Clappings - applause
Claps - loud hitting noise
Claptrap - empty talk
Claptraps - empty talk
claque - a group of followers hired to applaud at a performance
Claret - bright red color
Clarets - color of blood; shade resembling such a color
Clarification - explanation
Clarifications - explanation
Clarified - explain, make clear
Clarifier - purifier
Clarifiers - purifier
Clarifies - explain, make clear
Clarify - explain, make clear
Clarifying - explain, make clear
Clarion - clear, stirring sound
Clarions - musical horn
Clarities - clearness
Clarity - clearness
Claro - roll of tobacco
Claros - roll of tobacco
Clash - disagreement or fight, often brief
Clashed - disagreement or fight, often brief
Clashes - disagreement or fight, often brief
Clashing - dissension
Clashings - dissension
Clasp - fastener; hold on something
Clasped - grab tightly
Clasping - grab tightly
Clasps - fastener; hold on something
Claspt - fastener; hold on something
Class - stylish; with panache
Classed - categorize
Classer - stylish; with panache
Classes - kind, sort, category
Classic - characteristic, regular
Classical - concerning ancient culture
Classicalism - simple style; regularity, restraint
Classicalisms - simple style; regularity, restraint
Classicalities - absence of complication,
Classicality - absence of complication,
Classicals - sounds that are pleasant, harmonized
Classicism - simple style; regularity, restraint
Classicisms - simple style; regularity, restraint
Classicist - student of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
Classicistic - concerning ancient culture
Classicists - student of the physical remains of ancient cultures or eras
Classics - model
Classier - stylish, having panache
Classiest - stylish, having panache
Classification - categorization
Classifications - categorization
Classificatory - explanatory
Classified - top-secret
Classifieds - small magazine or newspaper advertisement
Classifies - categorize
Classify - categorize
Classifying - categorize
Classing - stylish; with panache
Classmate - one of a pair; partner
Classmates - one of a pair; partner
Classroom - room where learning takes place
Classrooms - room where learning takes place
Classy - stylish, having panache
Clatter - loud noise
Clattered - crash; make racket
Clattering - loud noise
Clatters - loud noise
Clattery - very loud and unharmonious in sound
Clause - provision in document
Clauses - provision in document
Claustrophobia - anxiety caused by living in isolation or indoors for a long period of time
Claustrophobias - anxiety caused by living in isolation or indoors for a long period of time
Claustrophobic - overly cramped or confined
Clave - divide, split
Clavichord - musical instrument
Clavichords - musical instrument
Clavier - row of keys
Claviers - row of keys
Claviger - caretaker, maintenance person
Clavigers - caretaker, maintenance person
Claw - nail of animal; tool shaped like nail of an animal
Clawed - nail of animal; tool shaped like nail of an animal
Clawing - using sharp nail
Claws - nail of animal; tool shaped like nail of an animal
Clay - workable earth material
Claymation - animated movie
Claymations - animated movie
Claymore - weapon
Claymores - weapon
Clays - workable earth material
Clean - not dirty; uncluttered
Cleaned - make undirty, uncluttered
Cleaner - detergent
Cleaners - detergent
Cleanest - not dirty; uncluttered
Cleanhanded - blameless
Cleaning - cleansing
Cleanings - cleansing
Cleanlier - particular, fussy
Cleanliest - particular, fussy
Cleanliness - cleanness
Cleanlinesses - cleanness
Cleanly - neat
Cleanness - purity
Cleannesses - purity
Cleans - not dirty; uncluttered
Cleanse - make undirty; wash
Cleansed - make undirty; wash
Cleanser - strong disinfectant, solvent
Cleansers - strong disinfectant, solvent
Cleanses - make undirty; wash
Cleansing - make undirty; wash
Cleansings - washing with water and, usually, soap
Cleanup - profit
Cleanups - profit
Clear - cloudless, bright
Clearance - permission for activity
Clearances - permission for activity
Clearcut - sarcastic
Cleared - emptied
Clearer - cloudless, bright
Clearest - cloudless, bright
Clearheaded - lucid
Clearheadedness - coolheadedness
Clearing - gap in area
Clearings - gap in area
Clearly - without any doubt
Clearness - brightness
Clearnesses - brightness
Clears - cloudless, bright
Cleat - spike
Cleats - spike
Cleavage - gap
Cleavages - gap
Cleave - divide, split
Cleaved - divide, split
Cleaver - cutting instrument
Cleavers - cutting instrument
Cleaves - divide, split
Cleaving - divide, split
Cleek - golfing tool
Cleeks - golfing tool
Clef - create writing, artwork, or music
Clefs - create writing, artwork, or music
Cleft - separated, split
Clefts - separated, split
Clemencies - forgiveness
Clemency - forgiveness
Clement - calm, mild (weather)
Clench - grasp
Clenched - grasp
Clenches - grasp
Clenching - grasp
Clepsydra - device that tells time
Clepsydrae - device that tells time
Clepsydras - device that tells time
Clergies - ministry of church
Clergy - ministry of church
Clergyman - minister
Clergymen - minister
Clergywoman - preacher
Clergywomen - preacher
Cleric - preacher
Clerical - secretarial
Clericals - person in charge of church
Clerics - preacher
clerisy - an educated and intellectual elite
Clerk - assistant
Clerkish - secretarial
Clerklier - secretarial
Clerkliest - secretarial
Clerkly - secretarial
Clerks - assistant
Clever - bright, ingenious
Cleverer - bright, ingenious
Cleverest - bright, ingenious
Cleverly - in a clever manner
Cleverness - brightness, ingenuity
Clevernesses - brightness, ingenuity
Cliche - overused, hackneyed phrase
Cliches - overused, hackneyed phrase
Click - metallic sound
Clicked - metallic sound
Clicker - handheld control
Clickers - handheld control
Clicking - metallic sound
Clickings - clicking sound; one beat
Clicks - metallic sound
Client - customer
Clientage - business done at an establishment
Clientages - business done at an establishment
Clientele - customers of business
Clienteles - customers of business
Clients - customer
Cliff - overhang on hill or mountain
Cliffhanger - something suspenseful
Cliffhangers - something suspenseful
Cliffhanging - extravagant in speech, behavior
Cliffs - overhang on hill or mountain
Climacteric - critical
Climacterics - critical
Climactic - pertaining to climax
Climactical - decisive
Climactically - eventually
climate - the weather in some location averaged over some long period of time
climate emergency - An urgent issue relating to the environment and climate which needs to be solved.
Climates - weather of region
Climatic - of or in the atmosphere
Climatical - pertaining to climax
Climatize - acclimatize, prepare
Climatized - acclimatize, prepare
Climatizes - acclimatize, prepare
Climatizing - acclimatize, prepare
Climatologies - weather science
Climatologist - meteorologist
Climatologists - meteorologist
Climatology - weather science
Climax - peak, culmination
Climaxed - peak, culmination
Climaxes - peak, culmination
Climaxing - peak, culmination
Climb - crawl, move up
Climbed - crawl, move up
Climber - mountain climber
Climbers - mountain climber
Climbing - crawl, move up
Climbings - going up
Climbs - crawl, move up
Clime - atmospheric conditions
Climes - atmospheric conditions
Clinch - secure a goal
Clinched - secure a goal
Clincher - settling event
Clinchers - settling event
Clinches - secure a goal
Clinching - secure a goal
Cling - attach to
Clingfilm - plastic food wrapping
Clingfilms - plastic food wrapping
Clingier - sticky
Clingiest - sticky
Clinging - adhesive
Clings - attach to
Clingy - sticky
Clinic - medical center
Clinical - dispassionate
Clinician - person who treats mental
Clinicians - person who treats mental
Clinics - medical center
Clink - bang against, ring
Clinked - bang against, ring
Clinker - not sounding right
Clinkers - connected metal links; jewelry made of such links
Clinking - bang against, ring
Clinks - bang against, ring
clinquant - glittering with gold or silver
Clip - cut short
Clipped - cut short
Clipper - vessel
Clippers - vessel
Clipping - excerpt
Clippings - excerpt
Clips - cut short
Clipt - cut short
Clique - group of friends
Cliques - group of friends
Cliquey - governed by small group
Cliquish - interested, factional
Cloaca - drain
Cloacae - drain
Cloak - cover; coat
Cloaked - disguised
Cloaking - cover; coat
Cloakroom - clothes storage
Cloakrooms - clothes storage
Cloaks - cover; coat
Clobber - hit, beat
Clobbered - hit, beat
Clobbering - hit, beat
Clobbers - hit, beat
Clock - timekeeping device
Clocked - examine, check
Clocker - crazy
Clocking - examine, check
Clocklike - exact, precise
Clocks - timekeeping device
Clockwise - opposite of left
Clockwork - being on time; precision
Clockworks - being on time; precision
Clod - stupid person
Cloddish - boorish
Cloddishness - clumsiness; inelegance
Cloddishnesses - clumsiness; inelegance
Clodhopper - lummox
Clodhoppers - construction boots
Clodhopping - boorish
Clodpate - stupid person
Clodpates - stupid person
Clodpoll - unsophisticated person
Clodpolls - unsophisticated person
Clods - stupid person
Clog - blockage
Clogged - block, hinder
Clogging - blockage
Cloggings - meddling, impedance
Clogs - blockage
Cloisonne - paint, often shiny
Cloisonnes - paint, often shiny
Cloister - secluded religious place
cloistered - of communal life sequestered from the world under religious vows
Cloistering - isolate, hide
Cloisters - secluded religious place
Cloistral - secluded
Clomp - clump
Clomped - clump
Clomping - clump
Clomps - clump
Clone - exact duplicate
Cloned - exact duplicate
Cloner - alike, identical
Clones - exact duplicate
Cloning - copy exactly
Clonk - crash
Clonked - dull crash; dull sound
Clonking - dull crash; dull sound
Clonks - crash
Clop - clump
Clopped - clump
Clopping - clump
Clops - clump
Close - near, nearby
Closed - shut, out of service
Closedown - closing
Closedowns - closing
Closefisted - tight
Closely - approximately, carefully
Closemouthed - silent, reserved
Closeness - nearness
Closenesses - nearness
Closeout - exchange of object for money
Closeouts - exchange of object for money
Closer - near, nearby
Closers - baseball pitcher
Closes - near, nearby
Closest - near, nearby
Closet - storage cupboard, usually tall
Closeted - confine; put in jail
Closeting - attempt to conceal embarrassing or scandalous information
Closets - storage cupboard, usually tall
Closeup - a still picture taken with a camera
Closeups - a still picture taken with a camera
Closing - last
Closings - last
Closure - conclusion
Closures - conclusion
Clot - blockage, mass of coagulation
Cloth - fabric
Clothe - cover with apparel
Clothed - clad
Clothes - apparel
Clotheshorse - well-dressed person
Clotheshorses - well-dressed person
Clothesline - made-up story
Clotheslines - made-up story
Clothespress - clothes storage
Clothespresses - clothes storage
Clothier - person who sews clothing
Clothiers - person who sews clothing
Clothing - attire
Clothings - personal attire
Cloths - fabric
Clots - blockage, mass of coagulation
Clotted - coagulate
Clotting - coagulate
Clottings - blockage, mass of coagulation
Cloud - mass of water particles in air
Cloudburst - rainstorm
Cloudbursts - rainstorm
Clouded - ambiguous
Cloudier - hazy; darkened
Cloudiest - hazy; darkened
Cloudiness - vagueness
Cloudinesses - vagueness
Clouding - mass of water particles in air
cloudland - Dreamland
Cloudlands - idyllic realm
Cloudless - clear
Clouds - mass of water particles in air
Cloudy - hazy; darkened
Clough - gap, abyss
Cloughs - gap, abyss
Clout - power
Clouted - power
Clouting - power
Clouts - power
Clove - divide, split
Cloven - divide, split
Clover - affluence, good fortune
Cloverleaf - crossroads
Cloverleafs - crossroads
Cloverleaves - crossroads
Clovers - affluence, good fortune
Cloves - gap in earth's surface
Clown - joking person
Clowned - joking person
Clowning - joking person
Clownings - fun, quip
Clownish - boorish
Clownishness - joking, tricks
Clownishnesses - joking, tricks
Clowns - joking person
Cloy - overfill
Cloyed - overfill
cloying - overly sweet
Cloys - overfill
Club - bat, stick
Clubbed - hit hard with object
Clubber - colleague
Clubbers - colleague
Clubbier - friendly, devoted
Clubbiest - friendly, devoted
Clubbing - bat, stick
Clubby - friendly, devoted
Clubhouse - gambling establishment
Clubhouses - gambling establishment
Clubs - bat, stick
Clubwoman - sophisticated woman
Clubwomen - sophisticated woman
Cluck - clack
Clucked - clack
Clucking - clack
Clucks - clack
Clue - hint, evidence
Clued - hint, evidence
Clueless - confused
Clues - hint, evidence
Cluing - hint, evidence
Clump - mass of something
Clumped - mass of something
Clumping - mass of something
Clumps - mass of something
Clumsier - not agile; awkward
Clumsiest - not agile; awkward
Clumsily - crudely
Clumsiness - maladroitness
Clumsinesses - maladroitness
Clumsy - not agile; awkward
Clunch - workable earth material
Clunches - workable earth material
Clung - attach to
Clunk - clump
Clunked - clump
Clunker - clumsy, awkward
Clunkers - old, dilapidated automobile
Clunkier - awkward, clumsy
Clunkiest - awkward, clumsy
Clunking - clump
Clunks - clump
Clunky - awkward, clumsy
Cluster - group of something
Clustered - assemble, group
Clustering - assemble, group
Clusters - group of something
Clutch - strong hold
Clutched - grab, snatch
Clutches - personal power
Clutching - grab, snatch
Clutter - disarray, mess
Cluttered - littered
Cluttering - disarray, mess
Clutters - disarray, mess
Cnemides - leg part
Cnemis - leg part
Coach - instructor, usually in recreation
Coached - instruct, usually in recreation
Coaches - instructor, usually in recreation
Coaching - instruct, usually in recreation
Coachings - education
Coachman - person who engineers vehicle
Coachmen - person who engineers vehicle
Coact - work together
Coacted - work together
Coacting - cooperative
Coaction - cooperation
Coactions - cooperation
Coactive - cooperative
Coacts - work together
Coadjutant - assistant
Coadjutants - assistant
Coadjutor - assistant
Coadjutors - assistant
Coadunate - combined; in agreement
Coadunated - unite
Coadunates - unite
Coadunating - unite
Coadunation - consolidation
Coadunations - consolidation
Coagula - mass of thickened blood
Coagulate - clot
Coagulated - clot
Coagulates - clot
Coagulating - clot
Coagulation - clotting
Coagulations - clotting
Coagulum - mass of thickened blood
Coal - bitumen
Coaler - dark, inky
Coalesce - blend, come together
Coalesced - blend, come together
Coalescence - combining; combination
Coalescences - combining; combination
Coalescent - meeting
Coalesces - blend, come together
Coalescing - blend, come together
Coalition - allied group, association
Coalitionist - ally
Coalitionists - ally
Coalitions - allied group, association
Coals - bitumen
Coarse - not fine, rude
Coarsely - clumsily
Coarsen - corrupt
Coarsened - toughened
Coarseness - rudeness, vulgarity
Coarsenesses - rudeness, vulgarity
Coarsening - corrupt
Coarsens - corrupt
Coarser - not fine, rude
Coarsest - not fine, rude
Coast - border by water
Coastal - bordering the water
Coasted - border by water
Coaster - platter
Coasters - platter
Coasting - glide along without much effort
Coastland - waterside
Coastlands - waterside
Coastline - border by water
Coastlines - border by water
Coasts - border by water
Coat - animal hair
Coated - cover with layer of material
Coating - covering
Coatings - covering
Coats - animal hair
Coattail - mediation
Coattails - mediation
Coax - persuade
Coaxed - persuade
Coaxer - seducer
Coaxers - seducer
Coaxes - persuade
Coaxial - chain
Coaxing - persuade
Coaxings - lure, attraction
Cob - person who produces crops, raises animals
Cobalt - sky, sea color
Cobbed - outdo a performance
Cobber - friend
Cobbers - friend
Cobbing - outdo a performance
Cobble - build, produce
Cobbled - build, produce
Cobbler - shoemaker
Cobblers - shoemaker
Cobbles - build, produce
Cobblestone - path upon which travel occurs
Cobblestoned - cover with asphalt, concrete
Cobblestones - path upon which travel occurs
Cobblestoning - cover with asphalt, concrete
Cobbling - build, produce
Cobra - snake
Cobras - snake
Cobs - person who produces crops, raises animals
Cobweb - entanglement; filament
Cobwebby - see-through, thin
Cobwebs - entanglement; filament
Cocaine - illegal drug
Cocaines - illegal drug
Coccyges - lower back
Coccyx - lower back
Cochlear - curling, winding
Cock - rooster
cockade - an ornament (such as a knot of ribbon or a rosette) usually worn on the hat
Cockalorum - farm fowl
Cockalorums - farm fowl
Cockamamie - illogical, senseless
Cockamamy - foolish
Cockcrow - dawn
Cockcrowing - dawn
Cockcrowings - dawn
Cockcrows - dawn
Cocked - penis (vulgar)
Cockerel - farm fowl
Cockerels - farm fowl
Cockeyed - crooked, askew
Cockhorse - child's model horse
Cockhorses - child's model horse
Cockier - self-assured, full of oneself
Cockiest - self-assured, full of oneself
Cockiness - arrogance
Cockinesses - arrogance
Cocking - rooster
Cockle - shell
Cockled - draw together; wrinkle
Cockles - shell
Cockling - draw together; wrinkle
Cockloft - attic
Cocklofts - attic
Cockpit - pilot compartment
Cockpits - pilot compartment
Cockroach - bug
Cockroaches - bug
Cocks - rooster
Cockscomb - topknot on head of animal
Cockscombs - topknot on head of animal
Cocksman - man who likes to flirt
Cocksmen - man who likes to flirt
Cocksure - confident
Cockswain - mariner
Cockswains - mariner
Cocktail - beverage
Cocktails - beverage
Cocky - self-assured
Cocoa - dark, burnished color
Coconspirator - person peripherally involved in illegal activity
Coconspirators - person peripherally involved in illegal activity
Coconut - head
Coconuts - head
Cocoon - protect with covering
Cocooned - protect with covering
Cocooning - protect with covering
Cocoons - protect with covering
Coda - final performance
Codas - final performance
Coddle - indulge, pamper
Coddled - indulge, pamper
Coddles - indulge, pamper
Coddling - indulge, pamper
Code - secret language system
Coded - systematize
Codeine - narcotic
Codeines - narcotic
Codependent - unhealthy psychological reliance of one person on another
Codes - secret language system
Codex - published document
Codger - elderly person
Codgers - elderly person
Codices - published document
codicil - a supplement to a will; a testamentary instrument intended to alter an already executed will
Codicillary - conditional
Codicils - added part to document
Codification - law of a government
Codifications - law of a government
Codified - systematize
Codifies - systematize
Codify - systematize
Codifying - systematize
Coding - systematize
codswallop - nonsensical talk or writing
Coed - college student
Coeds - college student
Coefficient - cooperative
Coelenterate - growth
Coelenterates - growth
Coequal - peer
Coequalities - average, equilibrium
Coequality - average, equilibrium
Coequally - evenly
Coequals - peer
Coerce - compel, press
Coerced - compel, press
Coercer - domineering person
Coercers - domineering person
Coerces - compel, press
Coercing - compel, press
Coercion - compulsion, pressure
Coercions - compulsion, pressure
Coercive - forcible
Coercively - against one's will
Coetaneous - contemporary
Coetaneousness - happening or being at same time, place
coeval - of the same period
Coevalities - happening or being at same time, place
Coevality - happening or being at same time, place
Coexist - exist together
Coexisted - exist together
Coexistence - happening or being at same time, place
Coexistences - happening or being at same time, place
Coexistent - contemporary
Coexisting - exist together
Coexists - exist together
Coextending - aligned, side-by-side
Coextensive - similar
Coffee - hot beverage made from beans of a tree
Coffeehouse - small restaurant where coffee is served
Coffeehouses - small restaurant where coffee is served
Coffeepot - coffee-making machine
Coffeepots - coffee-making machine
Coffees - hot beverage made from beans of a tree
Coffer - large box
Coffers - large box
Coffin - box for dead person
Coffins - box for dead person
Cofunction - work together
Cofunctions - work together
Cog - main part of device
Cogencies - effectiveness
Cogency - effectiveness
Cogener - parallel
Cogeners - parallel
cogent - powerfully persuasive
Cogently - efficiently
Cogitable - believable, feasible
cogitate - use or exercise the mind or one's power of reason in order to make inferences, decisions, or arrive at a solution or judgments
Cogitated - think deeply about
Cogitates - think deeply about
Cogitating - think deeply about
Cogitation - deep thought
Cogitations - deep thought
Cogitative - thoughtful
Cognac - liquor
Cognacs - liquor
Cognate - alike, associated
Cognates - member of a family
Cognition - understanding
Cognitions - understanding
Cognitive - concerning the mind
Cognizable - noticeable, obvious
Cognizance - awareness
Cognizances - understanding
Cognizant - aware
Cognize - understand information
Cognized - understand information
Cognizes - understand information
Cognizing - understand information
Cognomen - name
Cognomens - name
Cognomina - name
Cognominate - give a title
Cognominated - give a title
Cognominates - give a title
Cognominating - give a title
cognoscente - an expert able to appreciate a field; especially in the fine arts
Cognoscenti - authority
Cognoscible - observable
Cogs - main part of device
Cogwheel - main part of device
Cogwheels - main part of device
Cohabit - live together
Cohabitant - husband and wife
Cohabitants - husband and wife
Cohabitation - making love
Cohabitations - making love
Cohabited - live together
Cohabiting - live together
Cohabits - live together
Cohere - stick to, cling
Cohered - stick to, cling
Coherence - agreement
Coherences - agreement
Coherent - understandable
Coheres - stick to, cling
Cohering - stick to, cling
Cohesion - union
Cohesions - union
Cohesive - tending to unite
Cohort - partner in activity
Cohorts - partner in activity
Coif - covering worn over the head
Coiffed - clipped
Coiffeur - hair cutter
Coiffeurs - hair cutter
Coiffeuse - hair cutter
Coiffeuses - hair cutter
Coiffure - hairstyle
Coiffures - hairstyle
Coifs - covering worn over the head
Coil - thread that curls
Coiled - curled up
Coiling - thread that curls
Coils - thread that curls
Coin - metallic money
Coinage - process of making money
Coinages - process of making money
Coincide - go along with; coexist
Coincided - go along with; coexist
Coincidence - agreement; coexistence
Coincidences - agreement; coexistence
Coincident - concurring, happening together
Coincidental - accidental
Coincidentally - as one
Coincides - go along with; coexist
Coinciding - go along with; coexist
Coined - create, invent
Coiner - discoverer
Coiners - discoverer
Coining - metallic money
Coinings - process of making money
Coins - metallic money
Coition - sexual act
Coitions - sexual act
Coitus - sexual intercourse
Coituses - sexual intercourse
Cojoin - join, unite
Cojoined - join, unite
Cojoining - join, unite
Cojoins - join, unite
Coke - hard, ferrous metal
Coked - on drugs
Cokes - hard, ferrous metal
Cola - carbonated beverage
Colander - strainer
Colanders - strainer
Colas - carbonated beverage
Cold - chilly, freezing
Coldcock - knock unconscious
Coldcocked - knock unconscious
Coldcocking - knock unconscious
Coldcocks - knock unconscious
Colder - chilly, freezing
Coldest - chilly, freezing
Coldhearted - indifferent, callous
Coldheartedly - in an unemotional manner
Coldish - cold, nippy
Coldly - in an unemotional manner
Coldness - cold
Coldnesses - cold
Colds - chilly, freezing
Cole - vegetable
Coles - vegetable
Coleslaw - dish of vegetables
Coleslaws - dish of vegetables
Colewort - vegetable
Coleworts - vegetable
Colic - stomach ache
Colics - stomach ache
Coliseum - arena for events
Coliseums - arena for events
Coll - grab tightly
Collaborate - work together
Collaborated - work together
Collaborates - work together
Collaborating - work together
Collaboration - cooperation
Collaborations - cooperation
Collaborative - cooperative
Collaborator - person who works with another
Collaborators - person who works with another
Collage - mixture of pictures
Collages - mixture of pictures
Collapse - downfall, breakdown
Collapsed - fall apart, break down
Collapses - downfall, breakdown
Collapsing - fall apart, break down
Collar - neck attire
Collard - vegetable
Collards - vegetable
Collared - neck attire
Collaring - neck attire
Collars - neck attire
Collate - sort collection
Collated - sort collection
Collateral - indirect, secondary
Collaterals - indirect, secondary
Collates - sort collection
Collating - sort collection
Collation - resemblance
Collations - resemblance
Colleague - associate, fellow worker
Colleagued - agree, concur
Colleagues - associate, fellow worker
Colleaguing - agree, concur
Collect - accumulate, come together
Collectanea - varied collection
Collected - composed, calm
Collectedly - quietly
Collectedness - balance
Collectednesses - balance
Collectible - precious, irreplaceable
Collectibles - mementos
Collecting - accumulate, come together
Collectings - gathering
Collection - group, accumulation
Collections - group, accumulation
Collective - composite
Collectively - as one
Collectiveness - wholeness, whole
Collectives - collective farm
Collectivism - socialist government
Collectivisms - socialist government
Collectivities - total made up of parts
Collectivity - total made up of parts
Collector - one who collects accounts
Collectors - one who collects accounts
Collects - accumulate, come together
Colled - grab tightly
Colleen - young woman
Colleens - young woman
College - institution of higher education
Colleges - institution of higher education
Collegial - cooperative
Collegian - person who completes education, pursuit
Collegians - person who completes education, pursuit
Collegiate - relating to schooling, learning
Collide - slam into
Collided - slam into
Collides - slam into
Colliding - slam into
Collier - digger
Colliers - digger
Colligate - assemble, accumulate
Colligated - assemble, accumulate
Colligates - assemble, accumulate
Colligating - assemble, accumulate
Collimate - be alike
Collimated - be alike
Collimates - be alike
Collimating - be alike
Collinear - aligned; not curved
Colling - grab tightly
Collision - accident
Collisions - accident
Collocate - compile
Collocated - compile
Collocates - compile
Collocating - compile
Collocation - link, connection
Collocations - link, connection
Collogue - discuss with another
Collogued - discuss with another
Collogues - discuss with another
Colloguing - discuss with another
Colloquia - conference
Colloquial - particular, familiar to an area, informal
Colloquialism - idiom
Colloquialisms - idiom
Colloquies - conversation, debate
Colloquium - conference
Colloquiums - conference
Colloquy - conversation, debate
Colls - grab tightly
collude - act in unison or agreement and in secret towards a deceitful or illegal purpose
Colluded - conspire
Colluder - traitor
Colluders - traitor
Colludes - conspire
Colluding - conspire
Collusion - secret understanding, often with intent to defraud
Collusions - secret understanding, often with intent to defraud
Collusive - deceitful
Colluvies - miscellany
collywobbles - severe gastroenteritis of unknown etiology; characterized by severe colic and vomiting and diarrhea
Cologne - fragrance product
Colognes - fragrance product
Colonial - pioneering, relating to a nonindependent or new territory
Colonialism - expansionist doctrine
Colonialisms - expansionist doctrine
Colonials - settler
Colonies - community
Colonist - settler
Colonists - settler
Colonization - settlement of area
Colonizations - settlement of area
Colonize - settle
Colonized - settle
Colonizer - person who finds a new place, founds something
Colonizers - person who finds a new place, founds something
Colonizes - settle
Colonizing - settle
Colonnade - columns
Colonnades - columns
Colony - community
Colophon - emblem
Colophons - emblem
Color - pigment, shade
Colorable - plausible
Colorant - color, shade
Colorants - color, shade
Coloration - color
Colorations - color
Coloratura - musical
Coloraturas - person with high singing voice
Colorcast - put forth on electronic media
Colorcasting - put forth on electronic media
Colorcasts - put forth on electronic media
Colored - not white
Colorful - brilliant, intensely hued
Colorfully - happily
Colorfulness - gaiety
Colorfulnesses - gaiety
Coloring - coloration
Colorings - coloration
Colorless - without hue
Colorlessness - boredom; sameness
Colorlessnesses - boredom; sameness
Colors - banner
Colossal - very large
Colossi - giant thing
Colossus - giant thing
Colossuses - giant thing
Colporteur - peddler
Colporteurs - peddler
Colt - young horse
Colter - courageous
Coltish - funny, fun-loving
Coltishness - playfulness
Coltishnesses - playfulness
Colts - young horse
Columbaries - bird sanctuary
Columbary - bird sanctuary
Column - line, procession
Columnar - tubular
Columniation - columns
Columniations - columns
Columnist - journalist
Columnists - journalist
Columns - line, procession
Colure - circle
Colures - circle
Coma - deep unconsciousness
Comae - deep unconsciousness
Comas - deep unconsciousness
Comate - friend
Comates - friend
Comatose - unconscious
Comb - arrange hair
Combat - battle
Combatant - fighter
Combatants - fighter
Combated - fight
Combating - fight
Combative - aggressive
Combatively - destructively
Combativeness - belligerence
Combativenesses - belligerence
Combats - battle
Combatted - battle
Combatting - battle
Combe - valley
Combed - arrange hair
Comber - sea surf, current
Combers - sea surf, current
Combes - valley
Combinable - producing combinations
Combination - mixture, blend
Combinational - producing combinations
Combinations - mixture, blend
Combinative - combinational
Combinatorial - combinational
Combinatory - producing combinations
Combine - connect, integrate
Combined - linked
Combines - connect, integrate
Combing - arrange hair
Combining - joining
Combinings - assemblage
Combo - miscellany
Combos - miscellany
Combs - arrange hair
Combust - burn
Combusted - burn
Combustible - able to be exploded
Combustibles - something providing energy
Combusting - burn
Combustion - explosion; on fire
Combustions - explosion; on fire
Combustive - able to be exploded
Combusts - burn
Come - advance, approach
Comeback - recovery, triumph
Comebacks - recovery, triumph
Comedian - funny person, often professional
Comedians - funny person, often professional
Comedic - humorous
Comedienne - person or thing that is very funny
Comediennes - person or thing that is very funny
Comedies - funny entertainment
Comedown - letdown, blow
Comedowns - letdown, blow
Comedy - funny entertainment
Comelier - beautiful
Comeliest - beautiful
Comeliness - properness
Comelinesses - properness
Comely - beautiful
Comer - one with promise
Comers - one with promise
Comes - advance, approach
Comestible - food
Comestibles - food
Comet - meteor
Comets - meteor
comeuppance - an outcome (good or bad) that is well deserved and fitting
Comeuppances - deserved fate
Comfier - comfortable
Comfiest - comfortable
Comfit - food with a high sugar content
Comfits - food with a high sugar content
Comfort - good feeling; ease
comfortable - in fortunate circumstances financially; moderately rich
Comfortably - luxuriously
Comforted - make to feel better
Comforter - a person or thing that comforts
Comforters - a person or thing that comforts
Comforting - cheering
Comfortless - uncomfortable
Comforts - good feeling; ease
Comfy - comfortable
Comic - funny person, often professional
Comical - amusing
Comicalities - humor
Comicality - humor
Comically - absurdly
Comicalness - humor
Comicalnesses - humor
Comics - funny person, often professional
Coming - approaching, promising
Comings - approaching, promising
Comities - charity
comity - a state or atmosphere of harmony or mutual civility and respect
Comma - pause
Command - directive, instruction
Commandant - person in charge, female or male
Commandants - person in charge, female or male
Commanded - demand
Commandeer - seize, take over
Commandeered - seize, take over
Commandeering - seize, take over
Commandeers - seize, take over
Commander - leader of military or other organization
Commanders - leader of military or other organization
Commanding - superior, authoritative
Commandment - law
Commandments - law
Commando - person serving in military
Commandoes - person serving in military
Commandos - person serving in military
Commands - directive, instruction
Commas - pause
Commeasure - make the same; balance
Commeasured - make the same; balance
Commeasures - make the same; balance
Commeasuring - make the same; balance
Commemorate - honor, observe occasion
Commemorated - honor, observe occasion
Commemorates - honor, observe occasion
Commemorating - honor, observe occasion
Commemoration - honoring, observance
Commemorations - honoring, observance
Commemorative - in honor of something
Commemoratory - commemorative
Commence - start action
Commenced - start action
Commencement - ceremony marking the beginning of stage
Commencements - ceremony marking the beginning of stage
Commences - start action
Commencing - start action
Commend - recommend, praise
Commendable - praiseworthy
Commendably - happily, pleasantly; capably
Commendation - giving of praise; acclaim
Commendations - giving of praise; acclaim
Commendatory - complimentary
Commended - recommend, praise
Commending - recommend, praise
Commends - recommend, praise
Commensurable - proportional
Commensurably - equally proportioned or distributed
Commensurate - adequate, corresponding
Commensurately - equally proportioned or distributed
Comment - statement of opinion; explanation
Commentaries - analysis
Commentary - analysis
Commentate - make sense of; define
Commentated - make sense of; define
Commentates - make sense of; define
Commentating - make sense of; define
Commentator - reporter
Commentators - reporter
Commented - make statement of opinion, explanation
Commenting - statement of opinion; explanation
Comments - statement of opinion; explanation
Commerce - buying and selling
Commerces - buying and selling
Commercial - concerning business, marketing
Commercialism - commerce, trade
Commercialisms - commerce, trade
Commercialize - prepare for saleability
Commercialized - prepare for saleability
Commercializes - prepare for saleability
Commercializing - prepare for saleability
Commercials - full-length television program existing solely to market a product
Commie - card-carrying communist
Commies - card-carrying communist
Comminate - warn, pressure
Comminated - warn, pressure
Comminates - warn, pressure
Comminating - warn, pressure
commination - a threat of divine punishment or vengeance
Comminations - ban
Comminative - accusatorial
Comminatory - menacing, ominous
Commingle - blend
Commingled - blend
Commingles - blend
Commingling - blend
Comminute - grind
Comminuted - grind
Comminutes - grind
Comminuting - grind
Commiserable - sad, affecting
Commiserate - listen to woes of another
Commiserated - listen to woes of another
Commiserates - listen to woes of another
Commiserating - listen to woes of another
Commiseration - consolation
Commiserations - consolation
Commiserative - pitying
Commish - payment
Commishes - payment
Commissaries - deputy
Commissary - deputy
Commission - task, duty
Commissionaire - person carrying information to another
Commissionaires - person carrying information to another
Commissioned - authorize or delegate task
Commissioner - agent
Commissioners - agent
Commissioning - authorize or delegate task
Commissions - task, duty
Commit - perform an action
Commitment - assurance; obligation
Commitments - assurance; obligation
Commits - perform an action
Committal - necessity, essential
Committals - necessity, essential
Committed - dedicated
Committee - group working on project
Committees - group working on project
Committing - perform an action
Commix - mix
Commixed - mix
Commixes - mix
Commixing - mix
Commixture - mixture
Commixtures - mixture
Commode - toilet
Commodes - toilet
Commodious - ample, spacious
Commodiously - to a great extent
Commodities - merchandise, possession
Commodity - merchandise, possession
Common - average, ordinary
Commonage - group living together
Commonages - group living together
Commonalities - common people
Commonality - common people
Commonalties - common people
Commonalty - common people
Commoner - plebeian
Commoners - plebeian
Commonest - average, ordinary
Commonly - usually
Commonness - occurrence
Commonnesses - occurrence
Commonplace - usual, everyday
Commonplaceness - quality of being boring
Commonplaces - usual, everyday
Commons - dining hall
Commonsense - sensible, matter-of-fact
Commonsensible - sensible
Commonsensical - sensible
Commonwealth - political or geographic area
Commonwealths - political or geographic area
Commotion - clamor, uproar
Commotions - clamor, uproar
Commove - encourage, stimulate
Commoved - encourage, stimulate
Commoves - encourage, stimulate
Commoving - inspiring, exhilarating
Communal - collective; shared
Communalize - socialize
Communalized - socialize
Communalizes - socialize
Communalizing - socialize
Communally - all together
Commune - group living together
Communed - group living together
Communes - group living together
Communicability - contamination
Communicable - able to be contracted
Communicant - believer
Communicants - believer
Communicate - give or exchange information, ideas
Communicated - give or exchange information, ideas
Communicates - give or exchange information, ideas
Communicating - give or exchange information, ideas
Communication - giving, exchanging information, ideas
Communications - systems of information exchange
Communicative - informative
Communicator - talker
Communicators - talker
Communing - communicate, experience with another
Communings - affinity, agreement
Communion - affinity, agreement
Communions - affinity, agreement
Communique - communication, often written
Communiques - communication, often written
Communism - socialist government
Communisms - socialist government
Communist - card-carrying communist
Communistic - generally known; held in common
Communists - card-carrying communist
Communities - society, area of people
Community - society, area of people
Communize - make the same; balance
Communized - make the same; balance
Communizes - make the same; balance
Communizing - make the same; balance
Commutable - identical, transposable
Commutated - exchanged
Commutation - substitution
Commutations - substitution
Commutative - erratic
Commute - travel to work
Commuted - travel to work
Commuter - daily traveler, usually for work
Commuters - daily traveler, usually for work
Commutes - travel to work
Commuting - travel to work
Commutual - generally known; held in common
Comose - feathery
Comp - free
Compact - condensed
Compacted - make condensed
Compacting - condensed
Compactness - thickness
Compactnesses - thickness
Compactor - appliance for grinding garbage
Compactors - appliance for grinding garbage
Compacts - condensed
Compadre - matching pair
Compadres - matching pair
Companied - gathering of people
Companies - crowd of people
Companion - helper, friend
Companionable - friendly
Companionably - as one
Companionate - giving
Companioned - escort
Companioning - escort
Companionless - alone
Companions - helper, friend
Companionship - friendship, accompaniment
Companionships - friendship, accompaniment
Companionway - stairway
Companionways - stairway
Company - crowd of people
Companying - gathering of people
Comparabilities - correspondence, similarity
Comparability - correspondence, similarity
Comparable - worthy of comparison
Comparableness - correspondence in appearance; something that corresponds
Comparably - in or by comparison
Comparative - approximate, close to
Comparatively - relatively
Compare - examine in contrast
Compared - distinguished
Compares - examine in contrast
Comparing - examine in contrast
Comparison - contrasting; corresponding
Comparisons - contrasting; corresponding
Compartment - section, subdivision
Compartmental - partial
Compartmented - partial
Compartmenting - isolate, segregate
Compartments - section, subdivision
Compass - boundary, periphery
Compassed - boundary, periphery
Compasses - boundary, periphery
Compassing - boundary, periphery
Compassion - tender feeling
Compassionate - having tender feelings
Compassionated - feel for, be compassionate
Compassionately - with compassion
Compassionates - feel for, be compassionate
Compassionating - feel for, be compassionate
Compassionless - unsympathetic
Compassions - tender feeling
Compatibilities - harmony in relationship
Compatibility - harmony in relationship
Compatible - agreeable, in harmony
Compatibles - agreement
Compatibly - sensitively
Compatriot - fellow countryman/countrywoman
Compatriots - fellow countryman/countrywoman
Comped - pay back, make restitution
Compeer - comrade
Compeers - comrade
Compel - force to act
Compellation - title given to something, someone
Compellations - title given to something, someone
Compelled - force to act
Compelling - irresistible
Compellingly - insistently
Compels - force to act
Compend - condensation
Compendia - abridgment
Compendious - abridged
Compendium - abridgment
Compendiums - abridgment
Compends - condensation
Compensate - make restitution
Compensated - make restitution
Compensates - make restitution
Compensating - refunding
Compensation - repayment; rectification
Compensations - repayment; rectification
Compensative - compensatory
Compensatory - compensative
Comper - free
Compere - formal host
Comperes - formal host
Compete - go up against in contest
Competed - go up against in contest
Competence - ability
Competences - ability
Competencies - ability
Competency - ability
Competent - able
Competently - capably
Competes - go up against in contest
Competing - go up against in contest
Competition - contest
Competitions - contest
Competitive - willing to oppose
Competitor - person willing to enter contest
Competitors - person willing to enter contest
Compilation - assemblage
Compilations - assemblage
Compile - assemble, accumulate
Compiled - assemble, accumulate
Compiler - one who collects specimens
Compilers - one who collects specimens
Compiles - assemble, accumulate
Compiling - assemble, accumulate
Comping - pay back, make restitution
Complacence - egotism
Complacences - egotism
Complacencies - contentment
Complacency - contentment
Complacent - contented
Complain - grumble about
Complainant - filer of court complaint
Complainants - filer of court complaint
Complained - grumble about
Complainer - whiner
Complainers - whiner
Complaining - objecting
Complainings - grief, complaint
Complains - grumble about
Complaint - statement of disagreement, discontent
Complaints - statement of disagreement, discontent
Complaisance - agreeableness
Complaisances - agreeableness
Complaisant - agreeable
Complanate - level, smooth
Complect - blend, unite; contrive
Complected - blend, unite; contrive
Complecting - blend, unite; contrive
Complects - blend, unite; contrive
Complement - companion, counterpart
Complemental - complementary
Complementary - filling, completing
Complemented - complete
Complementing - complete
Complements - companion, counterpart
Complete - total, not lacking
Completed - achieved
Completely - entirely
Completeness - fullness
Completenesses - fullness
Completes - carry out action
Completing - carry out action
Completion - accomplishment, finishing
Completions - accomplishment, finishing
Completory - filling, completing
Complex - involved, intricate
Complexes - composite, aggregate
Complexion - skin coloring, appearance
Complexioned - color
Complexions - skin coloring, appearance
Complexities - complicatedness
Complexity - complicatedness
Compliable - groveling, submissive
Compliance - agreement
Compliances - agreement
Compliancies - obedience
Compliancy - obedience
Compliant - obedient
Compliantly - dutifully
Complicate - confuse, make difficult
Complicated - difficult, complex
Complicates - confuse, make difficult
Complicating - confuse, make difficult
Complication - difficult situation
Complications - difficult situation
Complicit - associated with unethical activity
Complicities - conspiracy
complicity - guilt as an accomplice in a crime or offense
Complied - abide by, follow agreement or instructions
Complies - abide by, follow agreement or instructions
Compliment - praise, flattery
Complimentary - flattering
Complimented - praise, flatter
Complimenting - praise, flatter
Compliments - praise, flattery
Complot - conspiracy
Complots - conspiracy
Complotted - agree, concur
Complotting - agree, concur
Comply - abide by, follow agreement or instructions
Complying - abide by, follow agreement or instructions
Component - constituent
Components - part, element
comport - behave well or properly
Comported - agree
Comporting - agree
Comportment - behavior
Comportments - behavior
Comports - agree
Compose - be part of construction
Composed - calm, collected
Composedly - casually, unhurriedly
Composer - songwriter
Composers - songwriter
Composes - be part of construction
Composing - be part of construction
Composite - combined, mixed
Composites - combined, mixed
Composition - structure, arrangement
Compositions - structure, arrangement
Compositor - typesetter
Compositors - typesetter
Compost - organic fertilizer
Composted - make ready to bear, produce
Composting - make ready to bear, produce
Composts - organic fertilizer
Composure - calmness, collectedness
Composures - calmness, collectedness
Compotation - spree
Compotations - spree
Compound - combination, mixture
Compounded - mix, combine
Compounding - mix, combine
Compoundings - duplication
Compounds - combination, mixture
Comprehend - understand
Comprehended - understand
Comprehendible - evident, obvious
Comprehending - understand
Comprehends - understand
Comprehensible - understandable
Comprehension - understanding
Comprehensions - understanding
Comprehensive - inclusive
Comprehensively - to a great extent
Compress - compact, condense
Compressed - compact, condense
Compresses - compact, condense
Compressing - compact, condense
Compression - condensation
Compressions - condensation
Comprisal - addition
Comprisals - addition
Comprise - make up, consist of
Comprised - make up, consist of
Comprises - make up, consist of
Comprising - make up, consist of
Compromise - agreement, give-and-take
Compromised - give and take
Compromiser - person who settles dispute
Compromisers - person who settles dispute
Compromises - agreement, give-and-take
Compromising - give and take
Comps - authorization, permission
Comptroller - controller
Comptrollers - controller
Compulsatory - required, necessary
Compulsion - drive, obligation
Compulsions - drive, obligation
Compulsive - driving, obsessive
Compulsorily - forcibly
Compulsory - binding
compunction - a feeling of deep regret (usually for some misdeed)
Compunctions - regret, sorrow
Compunctious - remorseful
Compurgation - forgiveness
Compurgations - forgiveness
Compurgator - person(s) involved in legal action
Compurgators - person(s) involved in legal action
Computable - calculable
Computation - performing arithmetic
Computations - performing arithmetic
Computative - concerning manipulation of numbers
Compute - calculate, estimate
Computed - calculate, estimate
Computer - calculating, data processing machine
Computerese - computer technical language
Computereses - computer technical language
Computerization - machine control
Computerize - transfer data from one computer system to another
Computerized - electronic
Computerizes - transfer data from one computer system to another
Computerizing - transfer data from one computer system to another
Computers - calculating, data processing machine
Computes - calculate, estimate
Computing - calculate, estimate
Computings - keeping financial accounts
Comrade - ally
Comradely - friendly
Comraderies - amiability
Comradery - amiability
Comrades - ally
Comradeship - friendship
Comradeships - friendship
Comsat - artificial satellite
Comsats - artificial satellite
Comsymp - card-carrying communist
Comsymps - card-carrying communist
Con - trick
Conation - aim, purpose
Conations - aim, purpose
Conatus - attempt
Concatenate - link
Concatenated - link
Concatenates - link
Concatenating - link
concatenation - a series of things depending on each other as if linked together
Concatenations - connection, sequence
Concave - curved, depressed
Concaved - bending in a shape or course
Concaves - bending in a shape or course
Concaving - bending in a shape or course
Concavities - depression
Concavity - depression
Conceal - hide, disguise
Concealed - hidden, secret
Concealing - hide, disguise
Concealment - hiding, secrecy
Concealments - hiding, secrecy
Conceals - hide, disguise
Concede - acknowledge, give in
Conceded - acknowledge, give in
Concedes - acknowledge, give in
Conceding - acknowledge, give in
conceit - feelings of excessive pride
Conceited - egotistical
Conceitedly - vainly
Conceitedness - exaggerated self-opinion
Conceitednesses - exaggerated self-opinion
Conceits - egotism
Conceity - egotistical
Conceivability - likelihood of something happening
Conceivable - reasonable, easy to understand
Conceivably - possibly
Conceive - understand
Conceived - understand
Conceives - understand
Conceiving - understand
Concenter - position
Concentered - position
Concentering - position
Concenters - position
Concentrate - think about closely
Concentrated - condensed, reduced
Concentrates - think about closely
Concentrating - think about closely
Concentration - consolidation of effort
Concentrations - consolidation of effort
Concentric - having a common center
Concentus - musical accordance
Concept - idea
Conception - understanding; idea
Conceptions - understanding; idea
Conceptive - theoretical
Concepts - idea
Conceptual - abstract
Conceptualize - form a concept
Conceptualized - form a concept
Conceptualizes - form a concept
Conceptualizing - form a concept
Concern - business, responsibility
Concerned - worried
Concernedly - thoughtfully
Concerning - having to do with
Concernment - importance
Concernments - importance
Concerns - business, responsibility
Concert - musical performance
Concerted - coordinated
Concertedly - as a group; all at once
Concerti - written or musical creation
Concertina - musical instrument
Concertinas - musical instrument
Concerting - make plans, often involving agreement
Concerto - written or musical creation
Concertos - written or musical creation
Concerts - musical performance
Concession - yielding, adjustment
Concessions - yielding, adjustment
Conch - invertebrate
Conches - invertebrate
Conchie - pacifist
Conchies - pacifist
Conchs - invertebrate
Concierge - caretaker
Concierges - caretaker
Conciliate - placate
Conciliated - placate
Conciliates - placate
Conciliating - placate
Conciliation - reconciliation
Conciliations - reconciliation
Conciliative - purgative
Conciliator - person who arbitrates
Conciliators - person who arbitrates
Conciliatory - placid, yielding
Concinnities - musical accordance
concinnity - Internal harmony or fitness; mutual adaptation of parts; elegance; - used chiefly of style of discourse.