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Friday, April 11, 2008

Word List - C

cabal a scheme or plot a group of plotters 
cadge to beg to get by begging 
cajole use flattery or deceit to persuade 
calipers metal supports attached to the legs measuring instrument 
calumny slander aspersion 
candid frank straight-forward 
cant insincere talk/jargon 
cantankerous bad-tempered/quarrelsome 
canvass discuss thoroughly sort of touting 
castigate to chastise correct by punishing 
castigation severe punishment 
catalyst substance that causes speeding up 
caustic biting sarcastic 
censure expression of blame or disapproval a rebuke 
centurion leader of a unit of 100 soldiers 
chary cautious wary 
chastened corrected punished 
chastisement punishment 
chauvinist a blindly devoted patriot 
chicanery legal trickery/false argument 
chisel steel tool for shaping materials 
churl bad-tempered person 
clamor shout complain with a lot of noise 
clientele customers 
clinch come to grips/settle conclusively 
cling to resist separation 
clot half-solid lump formed from liquid 
cloture closing device (in Parliament) to end a debate by voting 
coagulation change to a thick and solid state 
coalescing coming together and uniting into one substance 
coax get smb to do something by kindness 
coda passage that completes a piece of music 
coddle treat with care and tenderness 
coerce compel to force to make obedient 
coeval of the same period coexisting 
cogent strong convincing
cogitate think deeply mediate 
cognizant being fully aware of 
cohort a group or band of people
colander bowl-shaped vessel with many holes used to drain off water 
collusion secret agreement for a deceitful purpose 
combustion process of burning 
commemorate keep the memory of 
commodious having plenty of space for what is needed 
commuter person who travels regularly 
complaisance tending to comply obliging willingness to please 
compunction feeling of regret for one's action 
conceal hide keep secret 
conceit over-high opinion of too much pride 
conciliatory reconciling soothing comforting mollifying 
concord agreement or harmony 
concur agree in opinion happen together 
condense increase in density strength make laconic 
Conduce To bring about
condone forgive 
congeal make or become stiff and solid 
conjoin to join together 
connoisseur a person with good judgement (e.g.. in art) 
connotation suggestion in addition to 
consequential pompous self important 
console give comfort or sympathy to 
conspicuous easily seen remarkable 
consternation surprise and fear dismay 
constrain compel
constrict make tight or smaller 
consume get to the end of 
consummate perfect/make perfect/complete 
contemn to scorn or despise 
contentious argumentative pugnacious combative quarrelsome 
contiguous touching neighboring near 
contrite filled with deep sorrow for wrongdoing 
contumacious insubordinate rebellious 
conundrum a riddle dilemma enigma 
conviction convincing firm belief 
convoke call together summon 
convoluted complicated coiled twisted 
cordial warm and sincere 
cordon line (of police acting as a guard) 
cornucopia abundant supply 
corporeal physical of or for the body 
correlate have a mutual relation 
corroboration additional strengthening evidence 
countenance to favor or approve of 
counterfeit forgery 
countervail counterbalance 
covert