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CECA a bodily cavity with one opening CECAL adj CECALLY adv^8ACECROPIA n pl. -S a large North American moth;7}CECITY n pl. -TIES blindnessX65CEBOID n pl. -S one of a family of monkeys-5aCEBID n pl. -S ceboidR4)CEASE v CEASED, CEASING, CEASES to stop33mCAZIQUE n pl. -S cacique 6Z1\6jIYCEL n pl. -S a sheet of celluloid used in animationPH%CEINTURE n pl. -S a belt for the waist`GECEILING n pl. -S the overhead lining of a roomZF9CEILIDH n pl. -S an Irish or Scottish party/EeCEILI n pl. -S ceilidh@DCEILER n pl. -S one that ceils`CECEIL v -ED, -ING, -S to furnish with a ceiling@BCEIBA n pl. -S a tropical tree5AqCEE n pl. -S the letter CD@ CEDULA n pl. -S a Philippine taxN?!CEDILLA n pl. -S a pronunciation markP>%CEDI n pl. -S a monetary unit of Ghana hTZJhhSUCELIBATE n pl. -S one who lives a life of celibacyrRiCELIBACY n pl. -CIES abstention from sexual intercourseQCELIAC n pl. -S one that has a chronic nutritional disturbance3PmCELESTE n pl. -S celestaPO%CELESTA n pl. -S a keyboard instrument`NECELERY n pl. -ERIES a plant with edible stalks@MCELERITY n pl. -TIES swiftnessNL!CELERIAC n pl. -S a variety of celeryZK9CELEB n pl. -S a celebrity; a famous personJJCELADON n pl. -S a pale green color .4`&p.>]CELLULE n pl. -S a small cell@\CELLULAR n pl. -S a cell phonen[aCELLO n pl. -LOS or -LI a stringed musical instrument~ZCELLMATE n pl. -S one of two or more prisoners sharing a cellTY-CELLIST n pl. -S one who plays the cello\X=CELLARET n pl. -S a cabinet for wine bottles\W=CELLARER n pl. -S the steward of a monasterypVeCELLAR v -ED, -ING, -S to store in an underground roomhUUCELLA n pl. -LAE the interior of an ancient temple\T=CELL v -ED, -ING, -S to store in a honeycomb 6f}+@6bhICENOBITE n pl. -S a member of a religious orderLgCENACLE n pl. -S a small dining roomPf%CEMETERY n pl. -TERIES a burial grounde9CEMENTUM n pl. -TUMS or -TA the hard tissue covering the roots of the teethHdCEMENTER n pl. -S one that cementsNc!CEMENT v -ED, -ING, -S to bind firmlyRb)CEMBALO n pl. -LI or -LOS a harpsichord;a}CELT n pl. -S a primitive axP`%CELOTEX n pl. -ES a type of insulationH_CELOSIA n pl. -S a flowering plantJ^CELOM n pl. -LOMS or -LOMATA coelom ud(9uJqCENSURER n pl. -S one that censuresrpiCENSURE v -SURED, -SURING, -SURES to criticize severely`oECENSUAL adj pertaining to the act of censusingnCENSOR v -ED, -ING, -S to delete an objectionable word or passage\m=CENSER n pl. -S a vessel for burning incenserliCENSE v CENSED, CENSING, CENSES to perfume with incensebkICENOZOIC adj of the latest era of geologic timeRj)CENOTE n pl. -S a sinkhole in limestoneBi CENOTAPH n pl. -S an empty tomb t8 vt|z}CENTER v -ED, -ING, -S to place at the center (the midpoint)~yCENTAVO n pl. -VOS a coin of various Spanish-American nationsNx!CENTAURY n pl. -RIES a medicinal herbTw-CENTAUR n pl. -S a mythological creaturevvqCENTAS n pl. 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CEROS a large food fishD0 CERNUOUS adj drooping or nodding1/iCERMET n pl. -S ceramalH.CERIUM n pl. -S a metallic element5-qCERITE n pl. -S a mineral9,yCERISE n pl. -S a red color-+aCERIPH n pl. -S serif9*yCERIC adj containing ceriumH)CERIA n pl. -S a chemical compound@(CEREUS n pl. -ES a tall cactusJ'CERESIN n pl. -S a hard whitish wax j&[v9jN@!CERVICAL adj pertaining to the cervix-?aCERVEZA n pl. -S beerH>CERVELAT n pl. -S a smoked sausage9=yCERVELAS n pl. -ES cervelat;<}CERUSITE n pl. -S a lead oreB; CERUSE n pl. -S a lead compound\:=CERUMEN n pl. -S a waxy secretion of the ear@9CERULEAN n pl. -S a blue colorV81CERTIFY v -FIED, -FYING, -FIES to confirm)7YCERTES adv in truthh6UCERTAIN adj -TAINER, -TAINEST absolutely confidentj5YCERT n pl. -S an event considered certain to happen E^ o#FE9LyCESTODE n pl. -S a tapewormTK-CESTA n pl. -S a basket used in jai alaihJUCESSPOOL n pl. -S a covered well or pit for sewage9IyCESSPIT n pl. -S a cesspoolHHCESSION n pl. -S the act of cedingPG%CESS v -ED, -ING, -ES to tax or assessHFCESIUM n pl. -S a metallic element7EuCESARIAN n pl. -S cesarean\D=CESAREAN n pl. -S a method of child deliveryPC%CERVIX n pl. -VICES or -VIXES the neck@BCERVINE adj pertaining to deerZA9CERVID n pl. -S a mammal of the deer family NH6TN1YiCHABUK n pl. -S chaboukBX CHABOUK n pl. -S a type of whipPW%CHABLIS n pl. CHABLIS a dry white wine3VmCEVICHE n pl. -S sevicheTU-CETOLOGY n pl. -GIES the study of whalesDT CETE n pl. -S a group of badgers>SCETANE n pl. -S a diesel fuelJRCETACEAN n pl. -S an aquatic mammalFQCESURA n pl. -RAS or -RAE caesuravPqCESTUS n pl. -ES a hand covering for ancient Roman boxersFOCESTUS n pl. -TI a belt or girdle3NmCESTOS n pl. -TOI cestus3MmCESTOID n pl. -S cestode B77BBLdCHAFF v -ED, -ING, -S to poke fun at@cCHAFER n pl. -S a large beetlehbUCHAFE v CHAFED, CHAFING, CHAFES to warm by rubbingbaICHAETA n pl. -TAE a bristle or seta CHAETAL adj `CHAEBOL n pl. -S a group of businesses in Korea owned by one familyT_-CHADOR n pl. -DORS or -DRI a large shawlF^CHADAR n pl. -DARS or -DRI chadorZ]9CHAD n pl. -S a scrap of paper CHADLESS adjH\CHACONNE n pl. -S an ancient dance@[CHACMA n pl. -S a large baboon5ZqCHACHKA n pl. -S chatchka HAP2kiCHAINER n pl. -S an extremely unruly person, such as might need to be "kept on a chain"Tj-CHAINE n pl. -S a series of ballet turnsi-CHAIN v -ED, -ING, -S to bind with a chain (a series of connected rings)\h=CHAI n pl. -S spiced tea with honey and milk"gICHAGRIN v -GRINED, -GRINING, -GRINS or -GRINNED, -GRINNING, -GRINS to humiliateTf-CHAFFY adj CHAFFIER, CHAFFIEST worthless\e=CHAFFER v -ED, -ING, -S to bargain or haggle |mt,|Zs9CHALAH n pl. -LAHS or -LOTH or -LOT challahNr!CHAKRA n pl. -S a body center in yogaDq CHAISE n pl. -S a light carriageppeCHAIRMAN n pl. -MEN the presiding officer of a meeting*oYCHAIRMAN v -MANED, -MANING, -MANS or -MANNED, -MANNING, -MANS to act as chairman ofXn5CHAIR v -ED, -ING, -S to install in officevmqCHAINSAW v -SAWED, -SAWING, -SAWS to cut with a chain sawl!CHAINMAN n pl. -MEN a surveyor.s assistant who uses a measuring chain \s'_;\1~iCHALLA n pl. -S challahb}ICHALKY adj CHALKIER, CHALKIEST resembling chalk@|CHALKLIKE adj resembling chalkz{yCHALK v -ED, -ING, -S to mark with chalk (a soft limestone)\z=CHALICE n pl. -S a drinking cup CHALICED adjBy CHALET n pl. -S a Swiss cottage1xiCHALEH n pl. -S challahRw)CHALDRON n pl. -S a unit of dry measure9vyCHALCID n pl. -S a tiny flyHuCHALAZIA n/pl tumors of the eyelidtCHALAZA n pl. -ZAS or -ZAE a band of tissue in an egg CHALAZAL adj ~Y <~J CHAMBRAY n pl. -BRAYS a fine fabricl]CHAMBER v -ED, -ING, -S to put in a chamber (a room)X5CHAMADE n pl. -S a signal made with a drum+]CHAM n pl. -S a khan;}CHALUTZ n pl. -LUTZIM halutz CHALUPA n pl. -S a fried corn tortilla spread with a savory mixture7uCHALONE n pl. -S a hormone7uCHALLY n pl. -LIES challisJCHALLIS n pl. -LISES a light fabric3mCHALLIE n pl. -S challisl]CHALLAH n pl. -LAHS or -LOTH or -LOT a kind of bread -LY 9f-5qCHAMPACA n pl. -S champak3mCHAMPAC n pl. -S champakN!CHAMP v -ED, -ING, -S to chew noisilyFCHAMOIS n pl. -OIX a soft leathertmCHAMOIS v -ED, -ING, -ES to prepare leather like chamoisT-CHAMMY v -MIED, -MYING, -MIES to chamoisLCHAMISO n pl. -SOS a flowering shrub3mCHAMISE n pl. -S chamiso\ =CHAMISA n pl. -S a saltbush of the SouthwestX 5CHAMFRON n pl. -S armor for a horse.s headF CHAMFER v -ED, -ING, -S to groovef QCHAMBRE adj brought (as wine) to room temperature PhPHPH CHANCRE n pl. -S a hard-based soreB CHANCILY adv in a chancy mannerbICHANCERY n pl. -CERIES a court of public recordB CHANCER n pl. -S an opportunist`ECHANCEL n pl. -S an area around a church altarZ9CHANCE v CHANCED, CHANCING, CHANCES to riskLCHANA n pl. -S a snack of chick peasbICHAMPY adj broken up by the trampling of beasts^ACHAMPION v -ED, -ING, -S to defend or supportD CHAMPER n pl. -S one that champsLCHAMPAK n pl. -S an East Indian tree &Xv,h&>+CHANT v -ED, -ING, -S to sing1*iCHANSON n pl. -S a songP)%CHANOYU n pl. -S a Japanese tea ritualD( CHANNEL v -NELED, -NELING, -NELS or -NELLED, -NELLING, -NELS to direct along some desired coursen'aCHANGEUP n pl. -S a slow pitch thrown like a fastballF&CHANGER n pl. -S one that changesn%aCHANGE v CHANGED, CHANGING, CHANGES to make different1$iCHANG n pl. -S a cattie7#uCHANFRON n pl. -S chamfronT"-CHANDLER n pl. -S a dealer in provisionsL!CHANCY adj CHANCIER, CHANCIEST risky 2{-M\k256qCHAPATTI n pl. -S chapati^5ACHAPATI n pl. -S an unleavened bread of India 4CHAP v CHAPPED or CHAPT, CHAPPING, CHAPS to split, crack, or redden3%CHAOS n pl. -ES a state of total disorder; a confused mass CHAOTIC adjX25CHAO n pl. CHAO a monetary unit of Vietnam71uCHANTY n pl. -TIES chanteyj0YCHANTRY n pl. -TRIES an endowment given to a church3/mCHANTOR n pl. -S chanterJ.CHANTEY n pl. -TEYS a sailor.s songD- CHANTER n pl. -S one that chants9,yCHANTAGE n pl. -S blackmail 3L^D3xAuCHAPPATI n pl. -S a round, flat, unleavened bread of IndiaR@)CHAPPAL n pl. -S a sandal worn in India;?}CHAPMAN n pl. -MEN a peddlerP>%CHAPLET n pl. -S a wreath for the headh=UCHAPLAIN n pl. -S a clergyman attached to a chapelV<1CHAPITER n pl. -S the capital of a columnN;!CHAPERON v -ED, -ING, -S to accompanyH:CHAPEL n pl. -S a place of worshipL9CHAPEAU n pl. -PEAUX or -PEAUS a hatJ8CHAPE n pl. -S a part of a scabbardb7ICHAPBOOK n pl. -S a small book of popular tales g2n3JgDK CHARD n pl. -S a variety of beetJ1CHARCOAL v -ED, -ING, -S to blacken with charcoal (a dark, porous carbon)3ImCHARAS n pl. -ES hashishdHMCHARADE n pl. -S a word represented by pantomimeFGCHARACIN n pl. -S a tropical fish7FuCHARACID n pl. -S characindEMCHAR v CHARRED, CHARRING, CHARS to burn slightlyXD5CHAQUETA n pl. -S a jacket worn by cowboysC%CHAPTER v -ED, -ING, -S to divide a book into chapters (main sections)5BqCHAPPIE n pl. -S a fellow (6x6{](1ViCHARKA n pl. -S charkha>UCHARK v -ED, -ING, -S to chardTMCHARITY n pl. -TIES something given to the needypSeCHARISMA n pl. -MAS or -MATA a special magnetic appeal5RqCHARISM n pl. -S charisma~QCHARIOT v -ED, -ING, -S to ride in a chariot (a type of cart)>PCHARILY adv in a chary mannerFOCHARGER n pl. -S one that chargespNeCHARGE v CHARGED, CHARGING, CHARGES to accuse formally^MACHARETTE n pl. -S a meeting for brainstormingdLMCHARE v CHARED, CHARING, CHARES to do small jobs Kd':8K\b=CHARQUI n pl. -S a type of meat CHARQUID adjRa)CHARPOY n pl. -POYS a bed used in India3`mCHARPAI n pl. -S charpoyd_MCHARNEL n pl. -S a room where corpses are placedN^!CHARMING adj -INGER, -INGEST pleasingD] CHARMER n pl. -S one that charms^\ACHARM v -ED, -ING, -S to attract irresistiblyL[CHARLOCK n pl. -S a troublesome weed7ZuCHARLIE n pl. -LIES a fool9YyCHARLEY n pl. -LEYS charlieNX!CHARLADY n pl. -DIES a cleaning womanFWCHARKHA n pl. -S a spinning wheel 6ww46Zm9CHASING n pl. -S a design engraved on metalBl CHASER n pl. -S one that chasesVk1CHASE v CHASED, CHASING, CHASES to pursueLjCHARY adj CHARIER, CHARIEST cautiousZi9CHARTIST n pl. -S a stock market specialisth%CHARTISM n pl. -S the use of financial charts to predict future trendsTg-CHARTER v -ED, -ING, -S to lease or hireDf CHART v -ED, -ING, -S to map out\e=CHARRY adj -RIER, -RIEST resembling charcoal7duCHARRO n pl. -ROS a cowboyJcCHARR n pl. -S a small-scaled trout E[,jERv)CHASUBLE n pl. -S a sleeveless vestmentFuCHASTITY n pl. -TIES moral puritytCHASTISE v -TISED, -TISING, -TISES to discipline by punishmentJsCHASTEN v -ED, -ING, -S to chastisepreCHASTE adj CHASTER, CHASTEST morally pure CHASTELY advTq-CHASSIS n pl. CHASSIS the frame of a carJpCHASSEUR n pl. -S a cavalry soldiero CHASSE v CHASSED, CHASSEING, CHASSES to perform a dance movement nECHASM n pl. -S a deep cleft in the earth CHASMAL, CHASMED, CHASMIC, CHASMY adj PH zCPbICHATTY adj -TIER, -TIEST talkative CHATTILY adv~CHATTER v -ED, -ING, -S to talk rapidly and trivially CHATTERY adj3}mCHATTEL n pl. -S a slaven|aCHATROOM n pl. -S a real-time online discussion group,{]CHATLINE n pl. -S a telephone service that allows conversation among several callerslz]CHATEAU n pl. -TEAUX or -TEAUS a large country house7yuCHATCHKE n pl. -S chatchka@xCHATCHKA n pl. -S a knickknackpweCHAT v CHATTED, CHATTING, CHATS to converse informally )}7m)y)R )CHEAP adj CHEAPER, CHEAPEST inexpensiveL CHAZZEN n pl. -ZENS or -ZENIM chazanL CHAZZAN n pl. -ZANS or -ZANIM chazanV 1CHAZAN n pl. CHAZANS or CHAZANIM a cantorD CHAYOTE n pl. -S a tropical vinedMCHAY n pl. CHAYS the root of an East Indian herb@CHAWER n pl. -S one that chaws;}CHAW v -ED, -ING, -S to chew;}CHAUSSES n/pl medieval armorHCHAUNTER n pl. -S one that chauntsB CHAUNT v -ED, -ING, -S to chantFCHAUFFER n pl. -S a small furnace5qCHAUFER n pl. -S chauffer Vy-j"WV4mCHECKBOX n pl. -ES a small box on a computer screen to be clicked on to select a featureD CHECK v -ED, -ING, -S to inspect@CHECHAKO n pl. -KOS a newcomer;}CHEBEC n pl. -S a small birdD CHEATER n pl. -S one that cheatsD CHEAT v -ED, -ING, -S to defraud@CHEAPO n pl. CHEAPOS a cheapie>CHEAPLY adv in a cheap manner9yCHEAPISH adj somewhat cheapHCHEAPIE n pl. -S one that is cheapN!CHEAPEN v -ED, -ING, -S to make cheap1 iCHEAP n pl. -S a market C2?&|C5!qCHEDDITE n pl. -S chedite` ECHEDDAR n pl. -S a type of cheese CHEDDARY adjB CHECKUP n pl. -S an examinationxuCHECKSUM n pl. -S a sum derived from bits of computer data5CHECKSTOP n pl. -S a roadside checkpoint to screen for driver intoxication=CHECKROW v -ED, -ING, -S to plant in rows which divide the land into squaresN!CHECKOUT n pl. -S a test of a machinejYCHECKOFF n pl. -S a method of collecting union dues\=CHECKER v -ED, -ING, -S to mark with squares $Rj$B, CHEERILY adv in a cheery manner`+ECHEERFUL adj -FULLER, -FULLEST full of spiritsD* CHEERER n pl. -S one that cheerst)mCHEER v -ED, -ING, -S to applaud with shouts of approvalD( CHEEPER n pl. -S one that cheeps@'CHEEP v -ED, -ING, -S to chirpl&]CHEEKY adj CHEEKIER, CHEEKIEST impudent CHEEKILY advd%MCHEEKFUL n pl. -S the amount held in one.s cheek\$=CHEEK v -ED, -ING, -S to speak impudently to>#CHEDITE n pl. -S an explosiveh"UCHEDER n pl. 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CHEEROS cheerio+/]CHEERLY adv cheerilyh.UCHEERLED past tense of cheerlead (to lead a cheer)>-CHEERIO n pl. -IOS a greeting c6W"5?qCHEMIC n pl. -S a chemistV>1CHEM n pl. -S a chemistry class or course1=iCHELOID n pl. -S keloid <CHELIPED n pl. -S a leg bearing a large chela in decapod crustaceansJ;CHELATOR n pl. -S one that chelates:-CHELATE v -LATED, -LATING, -LATES to combine a metal ion with a compoundD9 CHELA n pl. -S a pupil of a guruH8CHELA n pl. -LAE a pincerlike claw/7eCHEGOE n pl. -S chigoef6QCHEFDOM n pl. -S the status or function of a chef ;w3 W ;HICHEQUER v -ED, -ING, -S to checker~HCHEQUE n pl. -S a written order directing a bank to pay moneyJGCHENOPOD n pl. -S a flowering plantBF CHENILLE n pl. -S a soft fabrichEUCHEMURGY n pl. -GIES a branch of applied chemistry~DCHEMO n pl. -S treatment (as of disease) with chemical agentsTC-CHEMIST n pl. -S one versed in chemistryLBCHEMISM n pl. -S chemical attraction@ACHEMISE n pl. -S a loose dress@ CHEMICAL n pl. -S a substance obtained by a process of chemistry `uI/SeCHESS n pl. -ES a weedRR)CHESHIRE n pl. -S a hard English cheeseFQCHERVIL n pl. -S an aromatic herbxPuCHERUB n pl. -UBS or -UBIM or -UBIMS an angel CHERUBIC adjbOICHERTY adj CHERTIER, CHERTIEST resembling chert>NCHERT n pl. -S a compact rock7MuCHERRY n pl. -RIES a fruitjLYCHERRY adj CHERRIER, CHERRIEST of a light red colorJKCHEROOT n pl. -S a square-cut cigarNJ!CHERISH v -ED, -ING, -ES to hold dear pS;op5]qCHEVERON n pl. -S chevronf\QCHEVALET n pl. -S a part of a stringed instrumentX[5CHETRUM n pl. -S a monetary unit of Bhutan)ZYCHETH n pl. -S heth1YiCHETAH n pl. -S cheetahfXQCHESTY adj CHESTIER, CHESTIEST proud CHESTILY advBW CHESTNUT n pl. -S an edible nutlV]CHESTFUL n pl. -S as much as a chest or box can hold^UACHEST n pl. -S a part of the body CHESTED adj(TUCHESSMAN n pl. -MEN one of the pieces used in chess (a board game for two players) gZs~gBg CHEWINK n pl. -S a common finch@fCHEWER n pl. -S one that chewseCHEW v -ED, -ING, -S to crush or grind with the teeth CHEWABLE adjfdQCHEVY v CHEVIED, CHEVYING, CHEVIES to chase aboutcCHEVROTIN n pl. -S a small hoofed mammal of the family TragulidaeJbCHEVRON n pl. -S a V-shaped pattern1aiCHEVRET n pl. -S chevre``ECHEVRE n pl. -S a cheese made from goat.s milkD_ CHEVIOT n pl. -S a coarse fabricZ^9CHEVET n pl. -S the apsidal end of a church 8g*Iy~8Br CHIBOUK n pl. -S a tobacco pipeLqCHIAUS n pl. -ES a Turkish messenger&pQCHIASMUS n pl. -MI a reversal of word order between parallel phrases CHIASTIC adjo1CHIASMA n pl. -MATA or -MAS an anatomical junction CHIASMAL, CHIASMIC adj1niCHIASM n pl. -S chiasmaXm5CHIAO n pl. CHIAO a monetary unit of ChinaBl CHIANTI n pl. -S a dry red wine;k}CHIA n pl. -S a Mexican herb9jyCHI n pl. -S a Greek letter3imCHEZ prep at the home of^hACHEWY adj CHEWIER, CHEWIEST not easily chewed gu%{ngp}eCHICKEE n pl. -S a stilt house of the Seminole Indians9|yCHICK n pl. -S a young birdR{)CHICHI n pl. -S elaborate ornamentation`zECHICHI adj CHICHIER, CHICHIEST showily stylish;y}CHICCORY n pl. -RIES chicoryfxQCHICANO n pl. -NOS an American of Mexican descentJwCHICANER n pl. -S one that chicanesXv5CHICANE v -CANED, -CANING, -CANES to trickLuCHICA n pl. -S a girl or young woman/teCHIC n pl. -S eleganceTs-CHIC adj CHICER, CHICEST smartly stylish bc_bd MCHIEF adj CHIEFER, CHIEFEST highest in authorityB CHIDER n pl. -S one that chidesvqCHIDE v CHIDED or CHID, CHIDDEN, CHIDING, CHIDES to scold9yCHICOT n pl. -S a dead treeLCHICORY n pl. -RIES a perennial herbD CHICO n pl. -COS a prickly shrub9yCHICNESS n pl. -ES eleganceB CHICLY adv in an elegant manner7uCHICLE n pl. -S a tree gumB CHICKPEA n pl. -S an Asian herb;}CHICKORY n pl. -RIES chicoryZ~9CHICKEN v -ED, -ING, -S to lose one.s nerve 6Fa"H6jYCHILDBED n pl. -S the state of a woman giving birthJCHILD n pl. CHILDREN a young personR)CHIHUAHUA n pl. -S a small breed of dogB CHIGOE n pl. -S a tropical fleaFCHIGNON n pl. -S a woman.s hairdoFCHIGGER n pl. -S a parasitic mite;}CHIGETAI n pl. -S a wild assB CHIFFON n pl. -S a sheer fabric9yCHIELD n pl. -S a young man- aCHIEL n pl. -S chield- aCHIEFLY adv above allR )CHIEFDOM n pl. -S the domain of a chief` ECHIEF n pl. -S the person highest in authority ^{5ZT^D" CHILL adj CHILLER, CHILLEST coolH!CHILL v -ED, -ING, -S to make cold^ ACHILIDOG n pl. -S a hot dog topped with chiliV1CHILIAST n pl. -S a supporter of chiliasmP%CHILIASM n pl. -S a religious doctrineT-CHILIAD n pl. -S a group of one thousandHCHILI n pl. -S or -ES a hot pepper+]CHILE n pl. -S chili\=CHILDLY adj -LIER, -LIEST resembling a childB CHILDISH adj resembling a child-aCHILDING adj pregnantP%CHILDE n pl. -S a youth of noble birth _f'iP_l.]CHIME v CHIMED, CHIMING, CHIMES to ring harmoniously;-}CHIMBLY n pl. -BLIES chimley>,CHIMBLEY n pl. -BLEYS chimleyD+ CHIMB n pl. -S the rim of a cask1*iCHIMAR n pl. -S chimereB) CHIMAERA n pl. -S a marine fishR()CHILOPOD n pl. -S a multi-legged insectd'MCHILLY adj CHILLIER, CHILLIEST cool CHILLILY advR&)CHILLUM n pl. -S a part of a water pipe;%}CHILLI n pl. -ES or -S chiliD$ CHILLER n pl. -S one that chillsN#!CHILLAX v -ED, -ING, -ES to calm down 4{5Wj-4H:CHINA n pl. -S fine porcelain ware(9UCHIN v CHINNED, CHINNING, CHINS to hold with the chin (the lower part of the face)98yCHIMP n pl. -S a chimpanzee77uCHIMNEY n pl. -NEYS a flue>6CHIMLEY n pl. -LEYS a chimney15iCHIMLA n pl. -S chimley74uCHIMINEA n pl. -S chimenea@3CHIMERIC adj imaginary; unrealD2 CHIMERE n pl. -S a bishop.s robeN1!CHIMERA n pl. -S an imaginary monsterB0 CHIMER n pl. -S one that chimes/CHIMENEA n pl. -S an outdoor fireplace shaped like a lightbulb Wp5e(W3EmCHINONE n pl. -S quinoneND!CHINOIS n pl. -ES a cone-shaped sieveDC CHINO n pl. -NOS a strong fabric9ByCHINLESS adj lacking a chin^AACHINKY adj CHINKIER, CHINKIEST full of cracksj@YCHINK v -ED, -ING, -S to fill cracks or fissures inZ?9CHING n pl. -S a high-pitched ringing sound>CHINE v CHINED, CHINING, CHINES to cut through the backbone ofT=-CHINCHY adj CHINCHIER, CHINCHIEST stingyF<CHINCH v -ED, -ING, -ES to chinseB; CHINBONE n pl. -S the lower jaw L:s1LDP CHIPMUNK n pl. -S a small rodent;O}CHIPMUCK n pl. -S a chipmunkZN9CHIPMAKER n pl. -S a microchip manufacturerzMyCHIP v CHIPPED, CHIPPING, CHIPS to break a small piece from\L=CHINWAG v -WAGGED, -WAGGING, -WAGS to gossip`KECHINTZY adj CHINTZIER, CHINTZIEST gaudy; cheapFJCHINTZILY adv in a chintzy mannerDI CHINTZ n pl. -ES a cotton fabric1HiCHINTS n pl. -ES chintzG CHINSE v -SED, -SING, -SES to fill the seams in a boat or cabin;F}CHINOOK n pl. -S a warm wind yH}Qy@[CHIRO n pl. -ROS a marine fish@ZCHIRM v -ED, -ING, -S to chirpLYCHIRK adj CHIRKER, CHIRKEST cheerful\X=CHIRK v -ED, -ING, -S to make a shrill noisefWQCHIRAL adj pertaining to an asymmetrical molecule^VACHIPSET n pl. -S a set of integrated circuitsBU CHIPPY n pl. -PIES a prostituteLTCHIPPY adj -PIER, -PIEST belligerent1SiCHIPPIE n pl. -S chippyDR CHIPPER v -ED, -ING, -S to chirplQ]CHIPOTLE n pl. -S a smoked and dried jalapeno pepper `Hh_`0deCHISEL v -ELED, -ELING, -ELS or -ELLED, -ELLING, -ELS to use a chisel (a cutting tool)FcCHIRU n pl. -S a Tibetan antelopetbmCHIRRUP v -ED, -ING, -S to chirp repeatedly CHIRRUPY adj-aaCHIRREN n/pl children\`=CHIRRE v CHIRRED, CHIRRING, CHIRRES to chirrl_]CHIRR v -ED, -ING, -S to make a harsh, vibrant soundl^]CHIRPY adj CHIRPIER, CHIRPIEST cheerful CHIRPILY advD] CHIRPER n pl. -S one that chirpsl\]CHIRP v -ED, -ING, -S to utter a short, shrill sound +u3>|d+5oqCHITTY n pl. -TIES a chitHnCHITTER v -ED, -ING, -S to twitterdmMCHITOSAN n pl. -S a compound derived from chitin`lECHITON n pl. -S a tunic worn in ancient Greecek CHITLING n pl. -S a part of the small intestine of domestic pigs5jqCHITLIN n pl. -S chitlingjiYCHITIN n pl. -S the main component of insect shellsh CHITCHAT v -CHATTED, -CHATTING, -CHATS to indulge in small talk>gCHITAL n pl. -S an Asian deer;f}CHIT n pl. -S a short letterHeCHISELER n pl. -S one that chisels %b)o%FyCHLORATE n pl. -S a chemical saltLxCHLORAL n pl. -S a chemical compoundfwQCHLOASMA n pl. -MAS or -MATA a skin discolorationv CHLAMYS n pl. -MYSES or -MYDES a garment worn in ancient GreeceZu9CHIVY v CHIVIED, CHIVYING, CHIVIES to chevyPt%CHIVVY v -VIED, -VYING, -VIES to chevyXs5CHIVE n pl. -S an herb used as a seasoningXr5CHIVARI v -RIED, -RIING, -RIES to chivareezqyCHIVAREE v -REED, -REEING, -REES to perform a mock serenadedpMCHIVALRY n pl. -RIES knightly behavior and skill MP>LM@CHOCKFUL adj full to the limit~CHOCK v -ED, -ING, -S to secure with a wedge of wood or metal5qCHOC n pl. -S a chocolateV1CHOANA n pl. -NAE a funnel-shaped openingJCHLOROUS adj pertaining to chlorineFCHLORITE n pl. -S a mineral groupJCHLORINE n pl. -S a gaseous element5~qCHLORIN n pl. -S chlorineN}!CHLORIDE n pl. -S a chlorine compound5|qCHLORID n pl. -S chlorideH{CHLORIC adj pertaining to chlorine`zECHLORDAN n pl. -S a toxic compound of chlorine ;:jQ l;-aCHOKEY n pl. -S choky 9CHOKERMAN n pl. -S a person responsible for attaching hooked cables to logsB  CHOKER n pl. -S one that chokesx uCHOKE v CHOKED, CHOKING, CHOKES to impede the breathing of 5CHOIRBOY n pl. -BOYS a boy who sings in a choir (a body of church singers)R )CHOIR v -ED, -ING, -S to sing in unisonvqCHOIL n pl. -S the end of a knife blade nearer the handleHCHOICE n pl. -S one that is chosenvqCHOICE adj CHOICER, CHOICEST of fine quality CHOICELY adv 4DCl3s4;}CHOLINE n pl. -S a B vitaminT-CHOLIAMB n pl. -S a type of poetic meterdMCHOLI n pl. -S a bodice worn by some Hindu women5qCHOLERIC adj bad-temperedFCHOLERA n pl. -S an acute disease-aCHOLER n pl. -S angerX5CHOLENT n pl. -S a traditional Jewish stewD CHOLATE n pl. -S a chemical saltvqCHOLA n pl. -S a Mexican-American girl *deemed offensive*;}CHOKY n pl. 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CHONS a monetary unit of North and South KoreaD CHOMPER n pl. -S one that chomps@CHOMP v -ED, -ING, -S to champ^ACHOLO n pl. -LOS a pachuco *deemed offensive*FCHOLLA n pl. -S a treelike cactus O s>5-qCHORALLY adv harmoniously`,ECHORALE n pl. -S a hymn that is sung in unison1+iCHORAL n pl. -S chorale*1CHORAGUS n pl. -GI or -GUSES the leader of a chorus or choir CHORAGIC adj)%CHOPPY adj CHOPPIER, CHOPPIEST full of short, rough waves CHOPPILY advb(ICHOPPER v -ED, -ING, -S to travel by helicopterB' CHOPINE n pl. -S a type of shoe1&iCHOPIN n pl. -S chopinex%uCHOP v CHOPPED, CHOPPING, CHOPS to sever with a sharp tool O1UqN7!CHORIAL adj pertaining to the chorion@6CHOREOID adj resembling choreaJ5CHOREMAN n pl. -MEN a menial workerN4!CHOREGUS n pl. -GI or -GUSES choragusb3ICHOREBOY n pl. -S a boy employed to do odd jobsr2iCHOREA n pl. -S a nervous disorder CHOREAL, CHOREIC adjd1MCHORE v CHORED, CHORING, CHORES to do small jobsh0UCHORDATE n pl. -S any of a large phylum of animalsF/CHORDAL adj pertaining to a chord,.]CHORD v -ED, -ING, -S to play a chord (a combination of three or more musical tones) (\+($BMCHORUS v -RUSED, -RUSING, -RUSES or -RUSSED, -RUSSING, -RUSSES to sing in unisonJACHORTLER n pl. -S one that chortlesj@YCHORTLE v -TLED, -TLING, -TLES to chuckle with gleeF?CHORTEN n pl. -S a Tibetan shrineP>%CHOROID n pl. -S a membrane of the eye\==CHORIZO n pl. -ZOS a highly seasoned sausageP<%CHORION n pl. -S an embryonic membrane5;qCHORIOID n pl. -S choroid@:CHORINE n pl. -S a chorus girlF9CHORIC adj pertaining to a chorusV81CHORIAMB n pl. -S a type of metrical foot cm8!7MuCHOWTIME n pl. -S mealtime^LACHOWSE v CHOWSED, CHOWSING, CHOWSES to chousebKICHOWDER v -ED, -ING, -S to make a thick soup ofpJeCHOWCHOW n pl. -S a relish of mixed pickles in mustard9IyCHOW v -ED, -ING, -S to eat1HiCHOUSH n pl. -ES chiausFGCHOUSER n pl. -S one that chouses`FECHOUSE v CHOUSED, CHOUSING, CHOUSES to swindleDE CHOUGH n pl. -S a crow-like bird;D}CHOTT n pl. -S a saline lakeZC9CHOSE n pl. -S an item of personal property `2Gr(`HXCHROMIC adj pertaining to chromiumxWuCHROME v CHROMED, CHROMING, CHROMES to plate with chromiumFVCHROMATE n pl. -S a chemical saltNU!CHROMA n pl. -S the purity of a colorFTCHRISTY n pl. -TIES a skiing turn5SqCHRISTIE n pl. -S christyJRCHRISTEN v -ED, -ING, -S to baptise1QiCHRISOM n pl. -S chrismdPMCHRISMON n pl. -MA or -MONS a Christian monogram`OECHRISM n pl. -S a consecrated oil CHRISMAL adjfNQCHRESARD n pl. -S the available water of the soil n&vAJbCHROMYL n pl. -S a bivalent radicalla]CHROMY adj CHROMIER, CHROMIEST decorated with chromeJ`CHROMOUS adj pertaining to chromium_CHROMOLY n pl. -LIES a steel alloy made of chromium and molybdenumV^1CHROMO n pl. -MOS a type of color picture\]=CHROMIZE v -MIZED, -MIZING, -MIZES to chromeL\CHROMIUM n pl. -S a metallic elementD[ CHROMITE n pl. -S a chromium oreDZ CHROMING n pl. -S a chromium oreFYCHROMIDE n pl. -S a tropical fish !a k !\l=CHUCKLE v -LED, -LING, -LES to laugh quietlyDk CHUCKER n pl. -S one that chucks@jCHUCK v -ED, -ING, -S to throwZi9CHUBBY adj -BIER, -BIEST plump CHUBBILY advXh5CHUBASCO n pl. -COS a violent thunderstormBg CHUB n pl. -S a freshwater fishnfaCHTHONIC adj pertaining to the gods of the underworld\e=CHRONON n pl. -S a hypothetical unit of time~dCHRONIC n pl. -S one that suffers from a long-lasting diseasec9CHRONAXY n pl. -AXIES the time required to excite a nerve cell electrically 9b+Z9Bx CHUGGER n pl. -S one that chugsxwuCHUGALUG v -LUGGED, -LUGGING, -LUGS to drink without pause vCHUG v CHUGGED, CHUGGING, CHUGS to move with a dull explosive sound@uCHUFFY adj -FIER, -FIEST plumpFtCHUFF adj CHUFFER, CHUFFEST gruff>sCHUFF v -ED, -ING, -S to chugBr CHUFA n pl. -S a European sedge3qmCHUDDER n pl. -S chuddarPp%CHUDDAR n pl. -S a large, square shawl3omCHUDDAH n pl. -S chuddarLnCHUCKY n pl. CHUCKIES a little chickJmCHUCKLER n pl. -S one that chuckles xDao0xl]CHUNK v -ED, -ING, -S to make a dull explosive soundD CHUNDER v -ED, -ING, -S to vomit;}CHUMSHIP n pl. -S friendship@CHUMP v -ED, -ING, -S to munchFCHUMMY n pl. -MIES a close friend`~ECHUMMY adj -MIER, -MIEST friendly CHUMMILY adv} CHUM v CHUMMED, CHUMMING, CHUMS to be close friends with someoneV|1CHUKKER n pl. -S a period of play in polo7{uCHUKKAR n pl. -S a chukker@zCHUKKA n pl. -S a type of boot9yyCHUKAR n pl. -S a game bird 8&T8R )CHURIDARS n/pl a kind of tight trousersX 5CHURCHY adj CHURCHIER, CHURCHIEST churchlyf QCHURCHLY adj -LIER, -LIEST pertaining to a church ACHURCH v -ED, -ING, -ES to bring to church (a building for Christian worship) CHUPPAH n pl. CHUPPAHS or CHUPPOT a canopy used at a Jewish weddingR)CHUPPA n pl. CHUPPAS or CHUPPOT chuppahFCHUNTER v -ED, -ING, -S to mutterjYCHUNNEL n pl. -S a tunnel under the English ChannelhUCHUNKY adj CHUNKIER, CHUNKIEST stocky CHUNKILY adv W(^4W)CHUTE v CHUTED, CHUTING, CHUTES to convey by chute (a vertical passage)B CHUSE v -ED, -ING, -S to choose\=CHURRO n pl. -S a Spanish and Mexican pastry^ACHURR v -ED, -ING, -S to make a vibrant sounddMCHURNING n pl. -S the butter churned at one timeD CHURNER n pl. -S one that churns~CHURN v -ED, -ING, -S to stir briskly in order to make butterV1CHURL n pl. -S a rude person CHURLISH adjz yCHURINGA n pl. -S a sacred object of Australian Aboriginals O)6KOV"1CIABATTA n pl. -S a type of Italian breadX!5CHYTRID n pl. -S an aquatic or soil fungusB  CHYMOUS adj pertaining to chyme3mCHYMOSIN n pl. -S rennin3mCHYMIST n pl. -S chemist/eCHYMIC n pl. -S chemicFCHYME n pl. -S semi-digested food\=CHYLE n pl. -S a digestive fluid CHYLOUS adjV1CHUTZPAH n pl. -S supreme self-confidence5qCHUTZPA n pl. -S chutzpahX5CHUTNEY n pl. -NEYS a sweet and sour sauce3mCHUTNEE n pl. -S chutney@CHUTIST n pl. -S a parachutist '~49/}'R-)CICERONE n pl. -NES or -NI a tour guideb,ICICERO n pl. -ROS a unit of measure in printingH+CICELY n pl. -LIES a fragrant herb^*ACICATRIX n pl. -TRICES or -TRIXES scar tissue^)ACICATRISE v -ISED, -ISING, -ISES to cicatrizeB( CICALA n pl. -LAS or -LE cicadaV'1CICADA n pl. -DAS or -DAE a winged insect/&eCIBOULE n pl. -S cibolj%YCIBORIUM n pl. -RIA a vessel for holding holy breadF$CIBOL n pl. -S a variety of onion~#CIAO interj -- used as an expression of greeting and farewell :(~GT:B8 CILIARY adj pertaining to cilia\7=CILANTRO n pl. -TROS an herb used in cooking36mCIGGY n pl. -GIES ciggie95yCIGGIE n pl. -S a cigarette4 CIGARET n pl. -S a narrow roll of finely cut tobacco for smokingf3QCIGAR n pl. -S a roll of tobacco leaf for smoking32mCIG n pl. -S a cigarette\1=CIDER n pl. -S the juice pressed from applesF0CICOREE n pl. -S a perennial herbr/iCICISBEO n pl. -BEI or -BEOS a lover of a married woman^.ACICHLID n pl. -LIDS or -LIDAE a tropical fish bSUb@CCINDERY adj containing cindersjBYCINDER v -ED, -ING, -S to reduce to cinders (ashes)pAeCINCTURE v -TURED, -TURING, -TURES to gird or encircleF@CINCHONA n pl. -S a Peruvian treeB? CINCH v -ED, -ING, -ES to girth9>yCIMEX n pl. -MICES a bedbugP=%CIMBALOM n pl. -S a Hungarian dulcimerb<ICILIUM n pl. CILIA a short, hairlike projection@;CILICE n pl. -S a coarse cloth5:qCILIATED adj having ciliap9eCILIATE n pl. -S one of a class of ciliated protozoans BZ!e0&B`NECINNABAR n pl. -S the principal ore of mercury|M}CINGULUM n pl. -LA an anatomical band or girdle CINGULAR adjdLMCINERIN n pl. -S a compound used in insecticidesLKCINERARY adj used for cremated ashesNJ!CINEPLEX n pl. -ES a cinema multiplex1IiCINEOLE n pl. -S cineol`HECINEOL n pl. -S a liquid used as an antisepticTG-CINEMA n pl. -S a motion-picture theater5FqCINEASTE n pl. -S cineast^EACINEAST n pl. -S a devotee of motion pictures@DCINE n pl. -S a motion picture d{J$dHXCIPHERER n pl. -S one that cipherspWeCIPHER v -ED, -ING, -S to solve problems in arithmeticpVeCIPAILLE n pl. -S a pie with layers of meat and pastryNU!CIOPPINO n pl. -NOS a spicy fish stew\T=CION n pl. -S a cutting from a plant or treeBS CINQUE n pl. -S the number fiveTR-CINQUAIN n pl. -S a stanza of five lines+Q]CINQ n pl. -S cinque`PECINNAMYL n pl. -S a chemical used to make soapOCINNAMON n pl. -S a spice obtained from tree bark CINNAMIC adj Qo%x.7QxbuCIRCULAR n pl. -S a leaflet intended for wide distributionfaQCIRCUITY n pl. -ITIES lack of straightforwardnessP`%CIRCUIT v -ED, -ING, -S to move around1_iCIRC n/pl circumstancesj^YCIRCLET n pl. -S a small ring or ring-shaped objectF]CIRCLER n pl. -S one that circlesr\iCIRCLE v -CLED, -CLING, -CLES to move or revolve around3[mCIRCA prep about; aroundFZCIPOLIN n pl. -S a type of marble YCIPHONY n pl. -NIES the electronic scrambling of voice transmissions 0*{?0Zm9CISCO n pl. -COS or -COES a freshwater fish~lCIS adj having certain atoms on the same side of the molecule+k]CIRSOID adj varicoselj]CIRRUS n pl. -RI or -RUSES a tendril or similar part3imCIRROUS adj having cirri)hYCIRROSE adj cirrousdgMCIRRIPED n pl. -S any of an order of crustaceans3fmCIRRATE adj having cirritemCIRQUE n pl. -S a deep, steep-walled basin on a mountainddMCIRE n pl. -S a highly glazed finish for fabricsjcYCIRCUS n pl. -ES a public entertainment CIRCUSY adj &4O].l&By CITATOR n pl. -S one that citesdxMCITATION n pl. -S the act of citing CITATORY adjVw1CITADEL n pl. -S a fortress or stronghold+v]CITABLE adj citeableHuCISTUS n pl. -ES a flowering shrubFtCISTRON n pl. -S a segment of DNAXs5CISTERNA n pl. -NAE a fluid-containing sac>rCISTERN n pl. -S a water tankjqYCIST n pl. -S a prehistoric stone coffin CISTED adj1piCISSY n pl. -SIES sissyXo5CISSOID n pl. -S a type of geometric curveln]CISLUNAR adj situated between the earth and the moon 9y-PQ9FCITRAL n pl. -S a lemon flavoring/eCITOLE n pl. -S citola5qCITOLA n pl. -S a cittern^ACITIZEN n pl. -S a resident of a city or townV1CITIFY v -FIED, -FYING, -FIES to urbanize3mCITIED adj having cities3mCITHREN n pl. -S cittern3mCITHERN n pl. -S cittern1~iCITHER n pl. -S citternb}ICITHARA n pl. -S an ancient stringed instrument>|CITER n pl. -S one that citesH{CITEABLE adj suitable for citationz CITE v CITED, CITING, CITES to quote as an authority or example 9@Vp}9@CITY n pl. 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CONIES a rabbittwmCONVULSE v -VULSED, -VULSING, -VULSES to shake violentlyDv CONVOY v -ED, -ING, -S to escortpueCONVOLVE v -VOLVED, -VOLVING, -VOLVES to roll togetherJtCONVOKER n pl. -S one that convokespseCONVOKE v -VOKED, -VOKING, -VOKES to cause to assemble rCONVINCE v -VINCED, -VINCING, -VINCES to cause to believe something mSXFmHCOOKIE n pl. -S a small, flat cake3mCOOKEY n pl. -EYS cookieR)COOKERY n pl. -ERIES the art of cooking@COOKER n pl. -S one that cooksJCOOKBOOK n pl. -S a book of recipes|}COOK v -ED, -ING, -S to prepare food by heating COOKABLE adjxuCOOINGLY adv in the manner of cooing doves; affectionately+]COOF n pl. -S a doltL~COOEY v -EYED, -EYING, -EYS to cooee;}}COOER n pl. -S one that coosj|YCOOEE v COOEED, COOEEING, COOEES to cry out shrilly )L,h-)T-COOLABAH n pl. -S an Australian gum treeT-COOL adj COOLER, COOLEST moderately coldP%COOL v -ED, -ING, -S to make less warm7uCOOKY n pl. 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COPALM n pl. -S a hardwood tree/-eCOPAL n pl. -S a resin3,mCOPAIBA n pl. -S a resinL+COP v COPPED, COPPING, COPS to steal;*}COOTIE n pl. -S a body louse z}-U k<zn@aCOPLOT v -PLOTTED, -PLOTTING, -PLOTS to plot togetherL?COPLANAR adj lying in the same plane+>]COPIOUS adj abundantP=%COPING n pl. -S the top part of a wallJ<COPILOT n pl. -S an assistant pilotD; COPIHUE n pl. -S a climbing vineB: COPIER n pl. -S one that copiesL9COPIABLE adj capable of being copied>8COPER n pl. -S a horse dealerL7COPEPOD n pl. -S a minute crustacean96yCOPEN n pl. -S a blue colorB5 COPEMATE n pl. -S an antagonist Q n,uDQtJmCOPREMIA n pl. -S a form of blood poisoning COPREMIC adj-IaCOPRAH n pl. -S copraFHCOPRA n pl. -S dried coconut meat-GaCOPPRA n pl. -S copra2FiCOPPICE v -PICED, -PICING, -PICES to cause to grow in the form of a coppice (a thicket)>ECOPPERY adj resembling copperfDQCOPPERAS n pl. -ES a compound used in making inks1CiCOPPERAH n pl. -S copraB COPPER v -ED, -ING, -S to cover with copper (a metallic element)fAQCOPOUT n pl. -S a backing out of a responsibility NF|NFSCOPYBOY n pl. -BOYS an office boylR]COPYBOOK n pl. -S a book used in teaching penmanshippQeCOPY v COPIED, COPYING, COPIES to imitate COPYABLE adjP1COPURIFY v -FIED, -FYING, -FIES to become purified with another substancepOeCOPULATE v -LATED, -LATING, -LATES to engage in coitusxNuCOPULA n pl. -LAS or -LAE something that links COPULAR adj;M}COPTER n pl. -S a helicopterHLCOPSE n pl. -S a coppice COPSY adjjKYCOPRINCE n pl. -S one of two princes ruling jointly '&''^\ACOQUET v -QUETTED, -QUETTING, -QUETS to flirt`[ECOPYREAD v -READ, -READING, -READS to copyeditZ-COPYLEFT n pl. -S a license that allows use of copyrighted software free;Y}COPYIST n pl. -S an imitator^XACOPYHOLD n pl. -S a type of ownership of landW COPYGIRL n pl. -S a girl who runs errands in a newspaper officetVmCOPYEDIT v -ED, -ING, -S to prepare copy for the printertUmCOPYDESK n pl. -S an editor.s desk in a newspaper office^TACOPYCAT v -CATTED, -CATTING, -CATS to imitate 68Jn6fgQCORALLITE n pl. -S the skeleton of a marine polypdfMCORAL n pl. -S a mass of marine animal skeletonsbeICORACOID n pl. -S a bone of the shoulder girdle>dCORACLE n pl. -S a small boatRc)COR n pl. -S an ancient unit of measure@bCOQUITO n pl. -TOS a palm treeLaCOQUINA n pl. -S a small marine clamJ`COQUILLE n pl. -S a cooking utensilL_COQUI n pl. -S a small arboreal frogh^UCOQUETTE v -QUETTED, -QUETTING, -QUETTES to coquetX]5COQUETRY n pl. -TRIES flirtatious behaviorbR{tmf_XQJC<xqjc\UNG@92+$|ung`YR5.'  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CORBIES corbieNm!CORBINA n pl. -S a food and game fishBl CORBIE n pl. -S a raven or crowCORMLET n pl. -S a small corm;}CORMEL n pl. -S a small corm 1<^a1L%CORNICLE n pl. -S a part of an aphid\$=CORNICHE n pl. -S a road built along a cliff|#}CORNICE v -NICED, -NICING, -NICES to decorate with a moldingh"UCORNHUSK n pl. -S the husk covering an ear of corn !CORNFLAKE n pl. -S a flake of a cereal made from toasted ground corn1 iCORNFED adj fed on cornl]CORNETTO n pl. -TOS or -TI a musical wind instrument5qCORNETT n pl. -S cornettohUCORNETCY n pl. -CIES a rank in the British cavalryT-CORNET n pl. -S a trumpetlike instrument "Z/"l0]CORNUTO n pl. -TOS the husband of an unfaithful wife+/]CORNUTED adj cornute1.iCORNUTE adj horn-shaped5-qCORNUS n pl. -ES a cornelp,eCORNU n pl. -NUA a hornlike bone formation CORNUAL adjh+UCORNSILK n pl. -S a silky thread on an ear of corn*-CORNROW v -ED, -ING, -S to braid hair tightly in rows close to the scalp\)=CORNPONE n pl. -S a bread made with cornmealN(!CORNMEAL n pl. -S meal made from corn>'CORNILY adv in a corny manner`&ECORNIFY v -FIED, -FYING, -FIES to form keratin JO839mCORONEL n pl. -S coronalZ89CORONATE v -NATED, -NATING, -NATES to crown~7CORONARY n pl. -NARIES an artery supplying blood to the heartX65CORONAL n pl. -S a wreath worn on the head55qCORONACH n pl. -S a dirge 4CORONA n pl. -NAS or -NAE a luminous circle around a celestial bodyh3UCOROLLA n pl. -S a protective covering of a flowerh2UCORODY n pl. -DIES an allowance of food or clothesF1CORNY adj CORNIER, CORNIEST trite %w38g%XD5CORRADE v -RADED, -RADING, -RADES to erodejCYCORPUS n pl. -PORA or -PUSES a human or animal bodytBmCORPSMAN n pl. -MEN an enlisted man trained in first aid9AyCORPSE n pl. -S a dead bodyF@CORPS n pl. CORPS a military unitF?CORPORAL n pl. -S a military rankL>COROZO n pl. -S a tropical palm treen=aCOROTATE v -TATED, -TATING, -TATES to rotate together5<qCORONOID adj crown-shaped@;CORONET n pl. -S a small crown: CORONER n pl. -S an officer who investigates questionable deaths VYYV7NuCORRODY n pl. -DIES corodyrMiCORRODE v -RODED, -RODING, -RODES to eat away graduallyNL!CORRIVAL n pl. -S a rival or opponent3KmCORRIE n pl. -S a cirqueHJCORRIDOR n pl. -S a narrow hallway;I}CORRIDA n pl. -S a bullfightrHiCORRETTO n pl. -S espresso mixed with brandy or liqueur^GACORRECT adj -RECTER, -RECTEST free from errorbFICORRECT v -ED, -ING, -S to make free from error"EICORRAL v -RALLED, -RALLING, -RALS to place livestock in a corral (an enclosure) ?{t;z?7YuCORTEGE n pl. -S a retinue5XqCORSLET n pl. -S corseletbWICORSETRY n pl. -RIES the work of making corsetsV)CORSET v -ED, -ING, -S to fit with a corset (a supporting undergarment)RU)CORSELET n pl. -S a piece of body armor1TiCORSE n pl. -S a corpse5SqCORSAIR n pl. -S a pirateZR9CORSAGE n pl. -S a small bouquet of flowers;Q}CORSAC n pl. -S an Asian foxfPQCORRUPT adj -RUPTER, -RUPTEST dishonest and venalOCORRUPT v -ED, -ING, -S to subvert the honesty or integrity of Mk2=HM3dmCORVINA n pl. -S corbinahcUCORVID n pl. -S any of a family of passerine birdsTb-CORVETTE n pl. -S a small, swift warship3amCORVET n pl. -S corvetter`iCORVEE n pl. -S an obligation to perform feudal serviceD_ CORUNDUM n pl. -S a hard mineralR^)CORULER n pl. -S one that rules jointly9]yCORTISOL n pl. -S a hormone^\ACORTINA n pl. -S a membrane on some mushrooms5[qCORTIN n pl. -S a hormoneZ%CORTEX n pl. -TICES or -TEXES the outer layer of an organ CORTICAL adj 3yS g3pneCOSECANT n pl. -S a trigonometric function of an angle1miCOSEC n pl. -S cosecantlCOSCRIPT v -ED, -ING, -S to collaborate in preparing a script forHkCOS n pl. -ES a variety of lettuceRj)CORYZA n pl. -S a head cold CORYZAL adjFiCORYPHEE n pl. -S a ballet dancer^hACORYMB n pl. -S a flower cluster CORYMBED adjXg5CORYBANT n pl. -BANTS or -BANTES a revelerdfMCORY n pl. 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