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Sr. #	Word	Definition	Example Sentence
1	c	C is the third letter of the alphabet.	"b" comes before "c"
2	C'mon
3	cab	A cab is a car that you can hire (pay for) for single trips. (Often taxi cab)
4	cabal	A cabal is a secret organization of individuals who gather for political purpose.	The cabal is plotting to ruin the world.
5	cabals	The plural form of cabal; more than one (kind of) cabal.
6	cabbage	A cabbage is a green
7	cabbages	The plural form of cabbage; more than one (kind of) cabbage.
8	cabbie	One who drives a vehicle for hire such as a taxi cab driver.	The cabbie sped through rush hour traffic.
9	cabbies	The plural form of cabby; more than one (kind of) cabby.
10	cabby	One who drives a vehicle for hire such as a taxi cab driver.	The cabby sped through rush hour traffic.
11	cabin	A cabin is a private room or compartment on a ship.
12	cabin crew	Cabin crew are the members of an aircraft crew who attend to passengers.
13	cabin crews	The plural form of cabin crew; more than one (kind of) cabin crew.
14	cabined	The past tense and past participle of cabin.
15	cabinet	A country's cabinet is the main group of politicians who work closely with the leader of the government.	Nearly all the cabinet ministers in Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's coalition government are immigrants or the sons of immigrants.; He was senior businessman before he joined President Clinton's Cabinet as Treasury secretary.
16	cabinets	The plural form of cabinet; more than one (kind of) cabinet.
17	cabining	The present participle of cabin.
18	cabins	The plural form of cabin; more than one (kind of) cabin.
19	cable	A cable is a strong wire or rope that is often made out of metal.	A strong cable held the two trees together.
20	cable car	A cable car is a kind of transport that runs on a cable system.	There are many cable cars in San Francisco.
21	cable cars	The plural form of cable car; more than one (kind of) cable car.
22	cablecar	A cablecar is a kind of transport that runs on a cable system.	There are many cablecars in San Francisco.
23	cable-car	A cable-car is a kind of transport that runs on a cable system.	There are many cable-cars in San Francisco.
24	cablecars	The plural form of cablecar; more than one (kind of) cablecar.
25	cable-cars	The plural form of cable-car; more than one (kind of) cable-car.
26	cabled	The past tense and past participle of cable.
27	cables	The plural form of cable; more than one (kind of) cable.
28	cabling	The present participle of cable.
29	caboose	A caboose is the last car on a railway train. In past days	I love trains! I always wanted to ride in the caboose when I was a kid!
30	cabooses	The plural form of caboose; more than one (kind of) caboose.
31	cabs	The plural form of cab; more than one (kind of) cab.
32	cacao	Cacao is a tree whose seeds are used to make chocolate.
33	cacaos	The plural form of cacao; more than one (kind of) cacao.
34	cache	A cache is a store of things that might be needed in the future.	The Antarctic expedition left food caches for the return journey.
35	cached	The past tense and past participle of cache.
36	caches	The plural form of cache; more than one (kind of) cache.
37	caching	The present participle of cache.
38	cackle	A cackle is a loud and harsh laugh.
39	cackled	The past tense and past participle of cackle.
40	cackles	The plural form of cackle; more than one (kind of) cackle.
41	cackling	The present participle of cackle.
42	cacophobia	a fear of or hating of ugly people.
43	cacophobic	A cacophobic person has a fear or hatred of ugly people.
44	cacophonies	The plural form of cacophony; more than one (kind of) cacophony.
45	cacophony	A cacophony is a mix of discordant sounds.
46	cacti	The plural form of cactus; more than one (kind of) cactus.
47	cactus	A type of plant that has spines instead of leaves and grows in dry places.
48	cactuses	The plural form of cactus; more than one (kind of) cactus.
49	cadaver	A cadaver is a dead body; especially the corpse of a human to be dissected.
50	cadaverous	If something is cadaverous
51	cadavers	The plural form of cadaver; more than one (kind of) cadaver.
52	cadmium	Cadmium is a soft metal with the symbol Cd and atomic number 48.	Cadmium has many common industrial uses as it is an important in battery production.
53	cadre	A cadre is a small group of people who are specially trained for a particular purpose or profession.
54	cadres	The plural form of cadre; more than one (kind of) cadre.
55	Caesar	Caesar is a title used by Roman emperors	He raised two legions and was soon calling himself Caesar.
56	Caesars	The plural form of Caesar; more than one (kind of) Caesar.
57	caesium	Caesium is a chemical element that is a very soft silver-gold coloured alkali metal with the atomic number 55 and the symbol Cs.	The atomic clock uses caesium to keep accurate time.
58	Café
59	Caféterias
60	cafe	A cafe is a place where you can buy and drink coffee; usually you can buy and eat food there as well.
61	café	A café is a place where you can buy and drink coffee; usually you can buy and eat some food there as well.
62	cafes	The plural form of cafe; more than one (kind of) cafe.
63	cafés	The plural form of café; more than one (kind of) café.
64	cafeteria	A cafeteria is a restaurant where people select their food at a counter then carry it on a tray to a table to eat.
65	caféteria	A caféteria is a restaurant where people select their food at a counter then carry it on a tray to a table to eat.
66	cafeterias	The plural form of cafeteria; more than one (kind of) cafeteria.
67	caféterias	The plural form of caféteria; more than one (kind of) caféteria.
68	caffeinate	If you caffeinate something
69	caffeinated	Something that is caffeinated contains caffeine.
70	caffeinates	The third-person singular form of caffeinate.
71	caffeinating	The present participle of caffeinate.
72	caffeine	Caffeine is a mild drug that acts as a stimulant in the body
73	cage	A cage is a structure made with wire or bars	The bird lived in a large wire cage near the window.
74	caged	The past tense and past participle of cage.	He walked up and down liked a caged tiger.
75	cages	The third-person singular form of cage.
76	caging	The present participle of cage.
77	Cairns	Cairns is a city in Queensland
78	Cairo	Cairo is the capital city of Egypt.
79	cajole	If you cajole someone
80	cajoled	The past tense and past participle of cajole.
81	cajoles	The third-person singular form of cajole.
82	cajoling	The present participle of cajole.
83	Cajun	A Cajun is a person of the ethnic group descending from Acadia. They are primarily French-speaking Catholic and live in Southern Louisiana and Maine.
84	Cajuns	The plural form of Cajun; more than one (kind of) Cajun.
85	cake	A cake is a sweet baked food.	Natasha's mum baked her a cake for her birthday.; Would you like some cake for dessert?
86	caked	The past tense and past participle of cake.
87	cakes	The plural form of cake; more than one (kind of) cake.
88	caking	The present participle of cake.
89	Cal
90	calamities	The plural form of calamity; more than one (kind of) calamity.
91	calamity	A calamity is an event that results in great loss of something.
92	calcified	The past tense and past participle of calcify.
93	calcifies	The third-person singular form of calcify.
94	calcify	If you calcify something
95	calcifying	The present participle of calcify.
96	calcine	If you calcine something
97	calcined	The past tense and past participle of calcine.
98	calcines	The third-person singular form of calcine.
99	calcining	The present participle of calcine.
100	calcium	An element with atomic number 20 and symbol Ca. Also a nutrient in many different foods.	The human body needs calcium in order to stay healthy.
101	calculable	If something is calculable
102	calculatable	If something is calculatable
103	calculate	If you calculate something	These scores were calculated by subtracting total errors from total correct.; The computers can calculate how much your family can afford to pay for college.
104	calculated	The past tense and past participle of calculate.
105	calculates	The third-person singular form of calculate.
106	calculating	If someone is calculating	The cold and calculating lawyer was willing to win the case no matter what the cost.
107	calculation	Calculation is the act of calculating.
108	calculations	The plural form of calculation; more than one (kind of) calculation.
109	calculative	If something or someone is calculative
110	calculator	A calculator is a device used for doing mathematical calculation.	The new calculator has a lot of functions.
111	calculators	The plural form of calculator; more than one (kind of) calculator.
112	calculi	The plural form of calculus; more than one (kind of) calculus.
113	calculus	Calculus is a branch of mathematics that involves understanding mathematical functions.	One use of calculus is for finding rates of change and maximization.
114	calculuses	The plural form of calculus; more than one (kind of) calculus.
115	Calcutta	Calcutta was the name of the city that is now called Kolkata.
116	Caleb	Caleb is a male given name.
117	calendar	A calendar is a system of measuring time.	The Chinese new year is different from the western new year because the Chinese use a lunar calendar.
118	calendars	The plural form of calendar; more than one (kind of) calendar.
119	calender	Misspell of calendar.
120	calendered	The past tense and past participle of calender.
121	calendering	The present participle of calender.
122	calenders	The plural form of calender; more than one (kind of) calender.
123	calf	A calf is a young cow or the young of certain other large mammals.	The cow gave birth to a calf today.
124	caliber	The caliber of a firearm is the diameter of its bore.
125	calibers	The plural form of caliber; more than one (kind of) caliber.
126	calibratable	If something is calibratable
127	calibrate	If you calibrate something
128	calibrated	The past tense and past participle of calibrate.
129	calibrates	The third-person singular form of calibrate.
130	calibrating	The present participle of calibrate.
131	calibration	Calibration is the act of adjusting the accuracy of a measuring instrument against a standard scale.
132	calibrations	The plural form of calibration; more than one (kind of) calibration.
133	calibre	The calibre of a firearm is the diameter of its bore.
134	calibres	The plural form of calibre; more than one (kind of) calibre.
135	California	California is a state in the United States of America.	Los Angeles is a city in California.
136	Californian	A Californian is a person or thing that comes from California.
137	Californians	The plural form of Californian; more than one (kind of) Californian.
138	californium	Californium is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 98 and symbol Cf.
139	caliph	A caliph is the political leader of the Muslim world.
140	caliphate	A caliphate is a unified Islamic government for the Muslim world
141	caliphates	The plural form of caliphate; more than one (kind of) caliphate.
142	caliphs	The plural form of caliph; more than one (kind of) caliph.
143	call	If you call someone	Can you call me tonight at about 8:00?; We called 911 and the police came in five minutes.; I can't talk now. I'll call back later.
144	call girl	A call girl is a female prostitute who is hired by telephone.
145	call girls	The plural form of call girl; more than one (kind of) call girl.
146	call it a day	If it is time for you to call it a day
147	call it a night	If it is time for you to call it a night
148	call off	If you call off an event
149	Call out
150	call sign	Call sign is a combination of characters or pronounceable words that is used to identify something or someone; used primarily for establishing and maintaining communication.
151	call signs	The plural form of call sign; more than one (kind of) call sign.
152	call someone's bluff	If you call someone's bluff
153	called	The past tense and past participle of call.
154	caller	A caller is a person making a call	The operator gave directions to the caller.
155	callers	The plural form of caller; more than one (kind of) caller.
156	calling	The present participle of call.
157	callings	The plural form of calling; more than one (kind of) calling.
158	callous	If a person is callous	She was so callous that she could criticise a cancer patient for wearing a wig.
159	callow	A callow person is someone who is not experienced and immature.
160	callower	The comparative form of callow; more callow.
161	callowest	The superlative form of callow; most callow.
162	calls	The plural form of call; more than one (kind of) call.
163	callus	A callus is an area of dry	A carpenter gets calluses on his hands from using a hammer all the time.; That callus on your heel can be softened with hand lotion.
164	calluses	The plural form of callus; more than one (kind of) callus.
165	calm	If a person	There's no wind and the lake is calm.; I was angry a minute ago, but now I am calm.
166	calm down	To calm down is to go from bad feelings (anger	The little boy began crying when the airplane started flying, but he calmed down after a few minutes.
167	calmed	The past tense and past participle of calm.
168	calmer	The comparative form of calm; more calm.
169	calmest	The superlative form of calm; most calm.
170	calming	The present participle of calm.
171	calmly	If something is done calmly
172	calmness	The calmness of someone is how calm they are.
173	calms	The plural form of calm; more than one (kind of) calm.
174	calque	A calque is a word or phrase that was taken from another language by translating each part by itself
175	calques	The plural form of calque; more than one (kind of) calque.
176	calumnies	The plural form of calumny; more than one (kind of) calumny.
177	calumny	Calumny is a lie about someone which is said in order to hurt their reputation.	If he keeps speaking such calumny, I will never win the election.
178	Calva
179	calves	The plural form of calf; more than one (kind of) calf.
180	Calvin	Calvin is a male given name.
181	calzone	A calzone is a baked turnover made from pizza dough and filled with cheese and other kinds of toppings.	I didn't feel like eating spaghetti, so I had a calzone instead.
182	calzones	The plural form of calzone; more than one (kind of) calzone.
183	calzoni	The plural form of calzone; more than one (kind of) calzone.
184	camaraderie	Camaraderie is the trust and close friendship between people who spends a lot of time together.
185	Cambodia	Cambodia is a country in Southeast Asia. Its capital city is Phnom Penh.
186	Cambodian	A Cambodian is somebody who is from Cambodia.
187	cambro	A cambro is an insulated container that is used to keep its content (food and drink) hot.
188	cambros	The plural form of cambro; more than one (kind of) cambro.
189	came	The past tense of come.	He came to my house yesterday.
190	came out	The past tense of come out.
191	camel	A camel is a desert animal	Can you see the big group of camels there?
192	camels	The plural form of camel; more than one (kind of) camel.
193	cameltoe	Cameltoe is the outline in the crotch area of a woman.
194	cameltoes	The plural form of cameltoe; more than one (kind of) cameltoe.
195	Camelus dromedarius	Camelus dromedarius is the taxonomic name of the dromedary.
196	cameo	A cameo is a piece of jewelry.
197	cameoes	The plural form of cameo; more than one (kind of) cameo.
198	cameos	The plural form of cameo; more than one (kind of) cameo.
199	camera	An object that takes pictures digitally or on film.	I took a picture of the mountain with my camera.
200	cameras	The plural form of camera; more than one (kind of) camera.	I'm taking a bunch of disposable cameras with me when I go on vacation.
201	Cameroon	Cameroon is a country in Central Africa.
202	Cameroonian	A Cameroonian is a person from Cameroon.
203	Cameroonians	The plural form of Cameroonian; more than one (kind of) Cameroonian.
204	Caminus	Caminus is a male given name.
205	camouflage	When you camouflage something	The man camouflaged himself with a green, black and brown jacket, so no-one saw him in the forest.; A chameleon camouflages itself by changing colour to match its surroundings.
206	camouflaged	The past tense and past participle of camouflage.
207	camouflages	The third-person singular form of camouflage.
208	camouflaging	The present participle of camouflage.
209	camp	A camp is a place	I don't think I can walk anymore today. Let's set up camp for the night.
210	campaign	A campaign is a group of activities working towards a particular goal	Angry TV viewers did launch a letter-writing campaign against CBS's decision to cancel the show.; The president is preparing for his re-election campaign.; For four months the government has waged a campaign to shut down the illegal drug operations.; The Shining Path waged a bloody campaign against the Peruvian government, killing more than 40,000 people.
211	campaigned	The past tense and past participle of campaign.
212	campaigner	A campaigner is a person that tries to get support from others.
213	campaigners	The plural form of campaigner; more than one (kind of) campaigner.
214	campaigning	The present participle of campaign.
215	campaigns	The plural form of campaign; more than one (kind of) campaign.
216	campanile	A campanile is a Italian bell tower of a church or other public building.
217	campaniles	The plural form of campanile; more than one (kind of) campanile.
218	campanili	The plural form of campanile; more than one (kind of) campanile.
219	camped	The past tense and past participle of camp.
220	camper	A camper is a person who camps.
221	campers	The plural form of camper; more than one (kind of) camper.
222	campground	A campground is an area or place that is used for camping.
223	campgrounds	The plural form of campground; more than one (kind of) campground.
224	camping	Camping is the recreational activity of temporarily living in a tent.	Camping is a favorite summer activity.
225	campings	The plural form of camping; more than one (kind of) camping.
226	camps	The plural form of camp; more than one (kind of) camp.
227	campsite	A campsite is a place where you can camp
228	campsites	The plural form of campsite; more than one (kind of) campsite.
229	campus	A campus is the grounds and the building(s) of a college or university.
230	campuses	The plural form of campus; more than one (kind of) campus.
231	can	If someone can do something	Most birds can fly.; Can you speak English?; I can't see it. It's too small.; "Can you come?" "Yes, I think I can."; This is a service that anyone can easily afford.
232	can be predicted
233	can of worms	If a situation is described as a can of worms	If someone gets a promotion that might not be deserved, it could open up a whole can of worms with the other employees.
234	Canaan
235	Canada	Canada is a country in North America. Canada is north of the United States.	There are 10 provinces and 3 territories in Canada.
236	Canadaphobia	Canadaphobia is the fear or dislike of Canada
237	Canadian	If something is Canadian	He has a Canadian accent.
238	Canadian football	A type of football invented in Canada
239	Canadians	The plural form of Canadian; more than one (kind of) Canadian.
240	canal	A canal is a waterway (similar to a river) that is made by humans so that boats can travel it.	Before the canal was made there was no way to travel between the two lakes.
241	canaled	The past tense and past participle of canal.
242	canaling	The present participle of canal.
243	canalise	If you canalise a river
244	canalised	The past tense and past participle of canalise.
245	canalises	The third-person singular form of canalise.
246	canalising	The present participle of canalise.
247	canalize	If you canalize a river
248	canalized	The past tense and past participle of canalize.
249	canalizes	The third-person singular form of canalize.
250	canalizing	The present participle of canalize.
251	canalled	The past tense and past participle of canal.
252	canalling	The present participle of canal.
253	canals	The plural form of canal; more than one (kind of) canal.
254	canaries	The plural form of canary; more than one (kind of) canary.
255	canary	A canary is a small yellow bird that sings well and is often kept as a pet.
256	Canberra	Canberra is the capital city of Australia
257	cancan	The cancan is a dance where people stand in a line and kick their legs high in the air.
258	cancans	The plural form of cancan; more than one (kind of) cancan.
259	cancel	If you cancel something that was going to happen	Her father had cancelled his trip to Canandaigua because of the weather.; The mayor is also reducing city services and canceling plans to hire thousands of new workers.; I'm afraid I can't make it; I'll have to cancel.
260	canceled	The past tense and past participle of cancel.
261	canceling	The present participle of cancel.
262	cancellation	Cancellation is the act or process of cancelling something.
263	cancellations	The plural form of cancellation; more than one (kind of) cancellation.
264	cancelled	The past tense and past participle of cancel.
265	Cancelled.
266	Canceller
267	cancelling	The present participle of cancel.
268	cancels	The third-person singular form of cancel.
269	cancer	Cancer is a disease where cells grow to a tumor.	Smoking is the main cause of lung cancer.
270	cancerless	A cancerless person is someone who is free of cancer.
271	cancerous	If something is cancerous	He underwent a 15-hour long surgery to remove his cancerous kidney.
272	cancers	The plural form of cancer; more than one (kind of) cancer.
273	Candace	Candace is a female given name.
274	Candice	Candice is a female given name.
275	candid	When someone is being candid	I will be candid with you, that was the worst performance I have ever seen.
276	candidacies	The plural form of candidacy; more than one (kind of) candidacy.
277	candidacy	Candidacy is the state of being a candidate.
278	candidate	A candidate is one person or thing that may be chosen	The three presidential candidates will be interviewed on TV tonight.; Crouch said LaBossiere was the more qualified of the two job candidates.; Because the school has a lot of poor children, it's a good candidate to receive extra money.
279	candidates	The plural form of candidate; more than one (kind of) candidate.
280	candidature	Candidature is the condition of becoming a candidate.
281	candidatures	The plural form of candidature; more than one (kind of) candidature.
282	candidly	If something is done candidly
283	candidness	The candidness of a person is how candid they are.
284	candied	A food that is candied is covered in sugar.	The town fair always has candied apples for sale.
285	candies	The plural form of candy; more than one (kind of) candy.
286	candle	A piece of wax with a wick inside that you burn to get light.
287	candled	The past tense and past participle of candle.
288	candles	The plural form of candle; more than one (kind of) candle.
289	candlestick	an object that holds a candle
290	candlesticks	The plural form of candlestick; more than one (kind of) candlestick.
291	candling	The present participle of candle.
292	candy	Candy is a sweet-tasting food.	There is a bowl of candy on the table.
293	candying	The present participle of candy.
294	cane	A cane is a long thin stick	The blind man used a cane to feel his way along the path.; I planted raspberry canes in my garden.
295	caned	The past tense and past participle of cane.
296	canes	The plural form of cane; more than one (kind of) cane.
297	canine	If something is canine
298	canines	The plural form of canine; more than one (kind of) canine.
299	caning	The present participle of cane.
300	cankle	A cankle is an obese or swollen ankle that blends into the calf without clear demarcation.
301	cankles	The plural form of cankle; more than one (kind of) cankle.
302	cannabis	Cannabis is a type of plant from Central Asia.
303	Cannabis sativa	The scientific name for marijuana.
304	cannabises	The plural form of cannabis; more than one (kind of) cannabis.
305	canned	The past tense and past participle of can.
306	Cannes	Cannes is a city in France.
307	cannibal	A cannibal is someone who eats other human beings.
308	cannibalisation	Cannibalisation is the process of an animal eating another of their own species.
309	cannibalisations	The plural form of cannibalisation; more than one (kind of) cannibalisation.
310	cannibalise	If an animal cannibalise	The female black widow spider is known to cannibalise the male.
311	cannibalised	The past tense and past participle of cannibalise.
312	cannibalises	The third-person singular form of cannibalise.
313	cannibalising	The present participle of cannibalise.
314	cannibalism	Cannibalism is the act of eating another of one's own species.
315	cannibalization	Cannibalization is the process of an animal eating another of their own species.
316	cannibalizations	The plural form of cannibalization; more than one (kind of) cannibalization.
317	cannibalize	If an animal cannibalize	The female black widow spider is known to cannibalize the male.
318	cannibalized	The past tense and past participle of cannibalize.
319	cannibalizes	The third-person singular form of cannibalize.
320	cannibalizing	The present participle of cannibalize.
321	cannibals	The plural form of cannibal; more than one (kind of) cannibal.
322	cannier	The comparative form of canny; more canny.
323	canniest	The superlative form of canny; most canny.
324	canning	The present participle of can.
325	cannon	A cannon is a large gun that is placed on the ground to shoot cannonballs by exploding gunpowder.
326	cannonade	Cannonade is a use of cannons and other artillery for a long time.
327	cannonades	The plural form of cannonade; more than one (kind of) cannonade.
328	cannoned	The past tense and past participle of cannon.
329	cannoning	The present participle of cannon.
330	cannons	The plural form of cannon; more than one (kind of) cannon.
331	cannot	If you cannot do something
332	canny	A canny person is someone who has good judgement.
333	canoe	A canoe is a type of boat that is moved by paddles.	The lake can be travelled on by canoe.
334	canoed	The past tense and past participle of canoe.
335	canoeing	The present participle of canoe.
336	canoes	The plural form of canoe; more than one (kind of) canoe.
337	canoodle	If two people canoodle	They were caught canoodling at the back of the bar.
338	canoodled	The past tense and past participle of canoodle.
339	canoodles	The third-person singular form of canoodle.
340	canoodling	The present participle of canoodle.
341	canopied	The past tense and past participle of canopy.
342	canopies	The plural form of canopy; more than one (kind of) canopy.
343	canopy	A canopy is a high cover providing shelter above an object.
344	canopying	The present participle of canopy.
345	cans	The plural form of can; more than one (kind of) can.
346	can't	cannot
347	cantaloupe
348	cantankerous	A cantankerous person is someone who gets angry easily.
349	canteen	A canteen is a bottle for staring water or other fluids.	There was a hole in my canteen so now I am out of water.
350	canteens	The plural form of canteen; more than one (kind of) canteen.
351	Cantonese	Cantonese is a language mostly spoken in Guangdong	Cantonese has more tones than Mandarin.
352	cantrip	A cantrip is a spell or magic trick.
353	cantrips	The plural form of cantrip; more than one (kind of) cantrip.
354	Canuck	A Canuck is a Canadian person.	Those Canucks trampled the flowers.
355	Canucks	The plural form of Canuck; more than one (kind of) Canuck.
356	canvas	A canvas is a type of hard	John prepared the canvas for the sail.
357	canvased	The past tense and past participle of canvas.
358	canvases	plural of canvas
359	canvasing	The present participle of canvas.
360	canvass	If you canvass someone	The Conservative Party canvassed for voters on television
361	canvassed	The past tense and past participle of canvass.
362	canvasses	The plural form of canvas; more than one (kind of) canvas.	Many canvasses lined the wall.
363	canvassing	The present participle of canvass.
364	cap	A cap is a small hat.	He was wearing blue jeans and a ball cap.
365	capabilities	The plural form of capability; more than one (kind of) capability.
366	capability	We say that someone has a capability when they are capable of doing something; that means they are able to do it.	He has great capabilities in using computers, but he always forgets to go to school on time.
367	capable	If someone or something is capable of something	This system is capable of providing food for about 400 people.; I'm quite capable of looking after myself and I don't need you to tell me how.
368	capacities	The plural form of capacity; more than one (kind of) capacity.
369	capacity	The capacity of a container	The capacity of the bottle is 500 ml.; The capacity of the hard drive is 120 GB.; I'm sorry, this pool only has a capacity of 100 people and I can't let any more in.; If you fill it to capacity, you won't be able to carry it.
370	cape	A cape is a long piece of cloth tied around the neck and worn down the back.
371	Cape Colony	The Cape Colony was the rule by The British between 1795 and 1910.
372	caper
373	capes	The plural form of cape; more than one (kind of) cape.
374	capillaries	The plural form of capillary; more than one (kind of) capillary.
375	capillary	A tiny tube in the body that blood travels through. It connects the end of an artery to the beginning of a vein.	Blood cells have to go through each tiny capillary one by one.
376	capital	A capital is the most important city of a country. The government of the country is usually located there.
377	capital punishment	Capital punishment is a specific punishment that results in the death of the accused.	The murderer received Capital punishment for all the people he killed.
378	capital punishments	The plural form of capital punishment; more than one (kind of) capital punishment.
379	capitalise	{transitive}} In capitalise words when writing	In German, all nouns are capitalised.
380	capitalised	The past tense and past participle of capitalise.
381	capitalises	The third-person singular form of capitalise.
382	capitalising	The present participle of capitalise.
383	capitalism	Capitalism is an economic system in which ordinary people own land and businesses and use them to increase their wealth.	East Germany changed from the Soviet Union's type of socialism to the Western type of capitalism after the fall of the Berlin Wall.; Many people blame capitalism for poverty and pollution.
384	capitalisms	The plural form of capitalism; more than one (kind of) capitalism.
385	capitalist	A capitalist system or country is one that supports capitalism.	To what extent is the capitalist economic system behind the world's social instability?; China has abandoned much of its state-centered economy in favor of a free-market, capitalist economy.
386	capitalists	The plural form of capitalist; more than one (kind of) capitalist.
387	capitalize	In capitalize words when writing	In German, all nouns are capitalized.
388	capitalized	The past tense and past participle of capitalize.
389	capitalizes	The third-person singular form of capitalize.
390	capitalizing	The present participle of capitalize.
391	capitals	The plural form of capital; more than one (kind of) capital.
392	capitol	A capitol is the building in which the people who make the laws of a U.S. state meet.
393	capitols	The plural form of capitol; more than one (kind of) capitol.
394	capitulate	If you capitulate	He argued and hollered for so long that I finally capitulated just to make him stop.
395	capitulated	The past tense and past participle of capitulate.
396	capitulates	The third-person singular form of capitulate.
397	capitulating	The present participle of capitulate.
398	caporegime	A caporegime is a role in the Mafia who leads a set of soldiers and they have a major status and influence in the organization.
399	caporegimes	The plural form of caporegime; more than one (kind of) caporegime.
400	capped	The past tense and past participle of cap.
401	capping	The present participle of cap.
402	cappings	The plural form of capping; more than one (kind of) capping.
403	cappuccino	Cappuccino is an Italian coffee-based beverage that is made from espresso and steamed or frothed milk.
404	cappuccinos	The plural form of cappuccino; more than one (kind of) cappuccino.
405	caprice	When someone has a caprice	You should not give permission to your child's every caprice.
406	caprices	The plural form of caprice; more than one (kind of) caprice.
407	capricious	If something is capricious	I almost died in a capricious winter storm.
408	Capricorn	Capricorn is a constellation of the zodiac supposedly shaped like a goat.
409	caps	The plural form of cap; more than one (kind of) cap.
410	capsaicin	Capsaicin is a chemical compound that is found in peppers and it is responsible for the burning feeling they produce.
411	capsizable	If something is capsizable
412	capsize	If a boat capsizes	The canoe capsized.
413	capsized	The past tense and past participle of capsize.
414	capsizes	The third-person singular form of capsize.
415	capsizing	The present participle of capsize.
416	capsule	A capsule is a small case or container
417	capsules	The plural form of capsule; more than one (kind of) capsule.
418	capsulise	If you capsulise something
419	capsulised	The past tense and past participle of capsulise.
420	capsulises	The third-person singular form of capsulise.
421	capsulising	The present participle of capsulise.
422	capsulize	If you capsulize something
423	capsulized	The past tense and past participle of capsulize.
424	capsulizes	The third-person singular form of capsulize.
425	capsulizing	The present participle of capsulize.
426	capt	Short for captain or captains.
427	captain	A captain is a rank in the army between lieutenant and major.
428	captaincies	The plural form of captaincy; more than one (kind of) captaincy.
429	captaincy	The captaincy of a person is their rank or status of being a captain.
430	captained	The past tense and past participle of captain.
431	captaining	The present participle of captain.
432	captains	The plural form of captain; more than one (kind of) captain.
433	captainship	The captainship of a person is their rank or status of being a captain.
434	captainships	The plural form of captainship; more than one (kind of) captainship.
435	caption	A caption is a title or description of an image or illustration.	Look at the caption under the illustration to learn more.
436	captioned	The past tense and past participle of caption.
437	captioning	The present participle of caption.
438	captions	The plural form of caption; more than one (kind of) caption.
439	captivate	If something captivates you	The show captivated audiences around the world.; The boy was captivated by her beauty.
440	captivated	The past tense and past participle of captivate.
441	captivates	The third-person singular form of captivate.
442	captivating	The present participle of captivate.
443	captive	A captive is a prisoner	Put the captives back in jail.; Settlers often became captives of marauding Indians during the colonial wars in America.
444	captives	The plural form of captive; more than one (kind of) captive.
445	captivity	Captivity is the condition of being kept as a prisoner.	You will be put into captivity until you tell us the truth.; Many children were carried into Indian captivity during the colonial wars in America.; Wild animals taken into captivity are sometimes cruelly mistreated.
446	capts	Short for captains.
447	capture	If you capture a person or animal	Keith Maupin is the first American soldier captured in Iraq.; The boys captured a frog, but let it go.
448	captured	The past tense and past participle of capture.	The captured tiger looked helpless.
449	captures	The plural form of capture; more than one (kind of) capture.
450	capturing	The present participle of capture.
451	car	A car is a small passenger vehicle with four wheels	I just drive around in my car all day.; The garage was full so she parked her poor little car on the street.; Three fire trucks and two police cars arrived at the scene of the car accident.; Tony got in the driver's seat and started the car.; We flew into Miami and got a rental car.; Her son crashed the family car, but nobody was hurt.; Sheldon had offered to buy Nicki a used car, a Honda or Toyota, something reliable.; They stopped us at a red light and stole our car.; Us kids made $20 washing the cars in the driveway in front of our parents' house.; I loaded my suitcase and bag in the trunk of my car.; The salesperson at the car dealer tried to sell me a used BMW.; Are we going to be driving Chinese electric cars in a few years?; When the car was going 150 km/h, she took her hands off the wheel and closed her eyes.; Mr. Marquez was known for flashy clothes and jewelry, luxury cars and even a few boats.
452	Cara
453	caramel	Caramel is a smooth
454	caramelisation	Caramelisation is the process of converting sugar into caramel.
455	caramelisations	The plural form of caramelisation; more than one (kind of) caramelisation.
456	caramelise	If you caramelise sugar
457	caramelised	The past tense and past participle of caramelise.
458	caramelises	The third-person singular form of caramelise.
459	caramelising	The present participle of caramelise.
460	caramelization	Caramelization is the process of converting sugar into caramel.
461	caramelizations	The plural form of caramelization; more than one (kind of) caramelization.
462	caramelize	If you caramelize sugar
463	caramelized	The past tense and past participle of caramelize.
464	caramelizes	The third-person singular form of caramelize.
465	caramelizing	The present participle of caramelize.
466	caramels	The plural form of caramel; more than one (kind of) caramel.
467	carapace	A carapace is the hard protective covering of an animal
468	carapaces	The plural form of carapace; more than one (kind of) carapace.
469	caravan	A caravan is a group of travelers passing through harsh territory.
470	caravans	The plural form of caravan; more than one (kind of) caravan.
471	carbine	A carbine is a rifle with a short barrel.
472	carbines	The plural form of carbine; more than one (kind of) carbine.
473	carbohydrate	A carbohydrate is made up of carbon	Potatoes are a good source of carbohydrates.
474	carbohydrates	The plural form of carbohydrate; more than one (kind of) carbohydrate.
475	carbon	The chemical element (symbol C) with an atomic number of 6.
476	carbon dioxide	Carbon dioxide is a colorless	Carbon dioxide makes up less than 1% of the atmosphere.
477	carbonate	A carbonate is any salt that contains carbonic acid.
478	carbonated	If a liquid is carbonated	Soda are carbonated drinks. Champagne and beer are naturally carbonated through fermentation.
479	carbonates	The plural form of carbonate; more than one (kind of) carbonate.
480	carbonating	The present participle of carbonate.
481	carbonise	If you carbonise something
482	carbonised	The past tense and past participle of carbonise.
483	carbonises	The third-person singular form of carbonise.
484	carbonising	The present participle of carbonise.
485	carbonize	If you carbonize something
486	carbonized	The past tense and past participle of carbonize.
487	carbonizes	The third-person singular form of carbonize.
488	carbonizing	The present participle of carbonize.
489	carbons	The plural form of carbon; more than one (kind of) carbon.
490	carbs	Another name for carbohydrates.	I'm gonna eat less carbs as part of my diet.
491	carburetor	A carburetor is a device in an internal combustion engine where fuel is vaporized and mixed with air prior to ignition.
492	carburetors	The plural form of carburetor; more than one (kind of) carburetor.
493	carburettor	A carburettor is a device in an internal combustion engine where fuel is vaporised and mixed with air prior to ignition.
494	carburettors	The plural form of carburettor; more than one (kind of) carburettor.
495	carcass	A carcass is the body of a dead animal.
496	carcasses	The plural form of carcass; more than one (kind of) carcass.
497	carcinogen	A carcinogen is a substance or agent that can cause cancer.
498	carcinogenic	If something is carcinogenic
499	carcinogens	The plural form of carcinogen; more than one (kind of) carcinogen.
500	card	A card is a small	The police stopped me and asked to see my identity card.; "I don't have any money with me, can I pay with my credit card?"; The soccer player got a red card and left the game.; We spent the afternoon playing card games.; I think we sent them a Christmas card last year.
501	card game	A card game is any game that is played with playing cards.
502	card games	The plural form of card game; more than one (kind of) card game.
503	Cardamom
504	cardboard	Cardboard is a material like paper	Cardboard is used to make boxes.; I put all my furniture in cardboard boxes to move it.
505	cardboards	The plural form of cardboard; more than one (kind of) cardboard.
506	carded	The past tense and past participle of card.
507	cardiac	Something that is cardiac is related to the heart.	Cardiac arrest
508	Cardiff	Cardiff is the capital of Wales.
509	cardinal	Something that is cardinal is of fundamental importance; it is very important.
510	cardinal number	A cardinal number tells how much or quantity; a counting number; a cardinal.	The smallest cardinal numbers are 0, 1, 2, and 3.; The cardinal number "three" can be written as "3" or "three".
511	cardinal numbers	The plural form of cardinal number; more than one (kind of) cardinal number.
512	cardinals	The plural form of cardinal; more than one (kind of) cardinal.
513	carding	The present participle of card.
514	cardiologies	The plural form of cardiology; more than one (kind of) cardiology.
515	cardiologist	A cardiologist is a doctor who specializes in medical problems related to the heart.
516	cardiologists	The plural form of cardiologist; more than one (kind of) cardiologist.
517	cardiology	Cardiology is the study of the structure
518	cards	The plural form of card; more than one (kind of) card.
519	care	Care is the act of helping someone	He decided not to seek health care from a hospitals.; We take the kids to child care during the week.
520	cared	The past tense and past participle of care.
521	careen	If you careen a ship
522	careened	The past tense and past participle of careen.
523	careening	The present participle of careen.
524	careens	The third-person singular form of careen.
525	career	A career is a job or a series of related jobs that you do for many years.	His pro coaching career spans 23 years, including time with the 49ers (1967–73 and' 77), the Browns (1978–80), the Oilers (1981–82), the Cowboys (1983–85) and the Cardinals (1986–89).; She says that she enjoyed making the movie, but has no plans to pursue an acting career.; Students need more support from teachers and advisers in deciding about academic programs and career paths.; Don quit his old job and launched a new career, restoring classic cars in a backyard garage.; He lost his hand in an accident, which ended his painting career.; Career advancement is often based on job performance, not just how long you've been in the job.
526	careers	The plural form of career; more than one (kind of) career.
527	carefree	If you are carefree	He had a carefree way of life. He didn't let anything bother him.
528	careful	If you are careful	Edward had to be very careful when walking with the hot soup bowl in his hands because he could spill it and burn himself.
529	carefully	When something is done carefully	Timmy, take that vase out in our room carefully.
530	careless	If you are careless	Charles was careless and dropped the pencil, which caused it to break in half.
531	carelessly	If you do something carelessly	Marcia carelessly drove through a red light, almost causing an accident.
532	carelessness	Carelessness is a lack of care.	The accident was caused by a driver's carelessness.
533	carer	A carer is a person whose job is to take care of another person.
534	carers	The plural form of carer; more than one (kind of) carer.
535	cares	The third-person singular form of care.
536	caress	A caress is a gentle touch
537	caressed	The past tense and past participle of caress.
538	caresses	The plural form of caress; more than one (kind of) caress.
539	caressing	The present participle of caress.
540	caretaker	A caretaker is someone who takes care of something.	A child's caretakers are his parents.
541	caretakers	The plural form of caretaker; more than one (kind of) caretaker.
542	cargo	Cargo is goods carried on a ship or airplane.	Tie up the cargo so that it does not fall off the ship.
543	cargoes	The plural form of cargo; more than one (kind of) cargo.
544	cargoless	If something is cargoless
545	cargos	The plural form of cargo; more than one (kind of) cargo.
546	carhop	A carhop is a employee who serves customers
547	carhopped	The past tense and past participle of carhop.
548	carhopping	The present participle of carhop.
549	carhops	The plural form of carhop; more than one (kind of) carhop.
550	Caribbean	Something that is Caribbean is related to the sea and region of the Americas.
551	Caribbeans	The plural form of Caribbean; more than one (kind of) Caribbean.
552	caribou	A caribou is a type of reindeer living in North America.
553	caribous	The plural form of caribou; more than one (kind of) caribou.
554	caricature	A caricature is a drawing of a person in which unique features of the person are exaggerated for comic effect.
555	caricatured	The past tense and past participle of caricature.
556	caricatures	The plural form of caricature; more than one (kind of) caricature.
557	caricaturing	The present participle of caricature.
558	caring	The present participle of care.
559	carjack	If you carjack a person
560	carjacked	The past tense and past participle of carjack.
561	carjacking	The present participle of carjack.
562	carjacks	The third-person singular form of carjack.
563	Carl	Carl is a male given name.
564	carnation	A carnation is a kind of flower.	He wore a red carnation on his jacket.
565	carnations	The plural form of carnation; more than one (kind of) carnation.
566	carnitas	Carnitas is a Mexican dish that involves braised or roasted pork strips.
567	carnival	A carnival is a festive occasion that has parades
568	carnivals	The plural form of carnival; more than one (kind of) carnival.
569	carnivore	A carnivore is an animal that eats other animals or meat only.
570	carnivores	The plural form of carnivore; more than one (kind of) carnivore.
571	carnivorous	If an animal is carnivorous
572	carol	A carol is a song of happiness and joy.	Let's go door to door and sing Christmas carols.
573	caroled	The past tense and past participle of carol.
574	caroler	A caroler is a person who sings carols.
575	carolers	The plural form of caroler; more than one (kind of) caroler.
576	caroling	The present participle of carol.
577	carolled	The past tense and past participle of carol.
578	caroller	A caroller is a person who sings carols.
579	carollers	The plural form of caroller; more than one (kind of) caroller.
580	carolling	The present participle of carol.
581	carols	The plural form of carol; more than one (kind of) carol.
582	carouse	If people carouse	We are all going to carouse at Brian's tonight.
583	caroused	The past tense and past participle of carouse.
584	carouses	The third-person singular form of carouse.
585	carousing	The present participle of carouse.
586	carp	A carp is a type of fish.	A goldfish is a small carp.
587	carped	The past tense and past participle of carp.
588	carpenter	A carpenter is a person who creates and repairs wooden houses and other objects.	The carpenter will build us new cabinets.
589	carpenters	The plural form of carpenter; more than one (kind of) carpenter.
590	carpentry	The activity or job of making or repairing wooden houses and things.
591	carpet	A carpet is a floor covering	He walked in with his boots leaving snow on the carpet.
592	carpeted	The past tense and past participle of carpet.
593	carpeting	The present participle of carpet.
594	carpets	The plural form of carpet; more than one (kind of) carpet.
595	carping	The present participle of carp.
596	carpool	Carpool is an arrangement where people share a car with other passengers to save the cost of operating the car.
597	carpooled	The past tense and past participle of carpool.
598	carpooling	The present participle of carpool.
599	carpools	The plural form of carpool; more than one (kind of) carpool.
600	carps	The plural form of carp; more than one (kind of) carp.
601	carriage	A vehicle on wheels	Jack Hampton rode on his carriage to the wedding.
602	carriages	The plural form of carriage; more than one (kind of) carriage.
603	carriageway	A carriageway is a part of a road that cars can drive on.
604	carriageways	The plural form of carriageway; more than one (kind of) carriageway.
605	carried	The past tense and past participle of carry.
606	carrier	A carrier is a person who carries.
607	carriers	The plural form of carrier; more than one (kind of) carrier.
608	carries	The third-person singular form of carry.
609	carrion	Carrion is rotting meat.	The crows tore pieces of carrion from the dead cow.
610	carrot	A long root eaten as a vegetable. It is usually orange in color.
611	carrot cake	Carrot cake is a soft cake often made with carrots mixed into the batter.
612	carrot cakes	The plural form of carrot cake; more than one (kind of) carrot cake.
613	carrots	The plural form of carrot; more than one (kind of) carrot.
614	carry	If you carry something	Let me carry those bags in for you.; We walked through the trees, picked some apples, and carried them to the water.; He carried her out of the bathroom and dropped her onto the bed.
615	carry out	If you carry out an order
616	carrying	The present participle of carry.
617	cars	The plural form of car; more than one (kind of) car.
618	cart	A small	Harry put his trunk in a cart and pushed it through the station.
619	carted	The past tense and past participle of cart.
620	carter	A carter is a person who drives carts or wagons.	The carter had a team of four horses to pull his heavy cart.
621	carters	The plural form of carter; more than one (kind of) carter.
622	cartilage	A cartilage is a firm and flexible connective tissue that is found in various parts of the body.
623	cartilages	The plural form of cartilage; more than one (kind of) cartilage.
624	carting	The present participle of cart.
625	cartographies	The plural form of cartography; more than one (kind of) cartography.
626	cartography	Cartography is the creation of charts and maps based on the geographical layout of a place.
627	carton	A carton is a small
628	cartons	The plural form of carton; more than one (kind of) carton.
629	cartoon	A cartoon is a movie using animation.
630	cartoonise	If you cartoonise something
631	cartoonised	The past tense and past participle of cartoonise.
632	cartoonises	The third-person singular form of cartoonise.
633	cartoonising	The present participle of cartoonise.
634	cartoonist	A cartoonist is someone who draws cartoons.	The cartoonist draws for the newspaper.
635	cartoonists	The plural form of cartoonist; more than one (kind of) cartoonist.
636	cartoonize	If you cartoonize something
637	cartoonized	The past tense and past participle of cartoonize.
638	cartoonizes	The third-person singular form of cartoonize.
639	cartoonizing	The present participle of cartoonize.
640	cartoons	The plural form of cartoon; more than one (kind of) cartoon.
641	cartridge	A cartridge is a case or container that holds a substance or object which is difficult or awkward to handle; they can usually be changed easily.
642	cartridges	The plural form of cartridge; more than one (kind of) cartridge.
643	carts	The plural form of cart; more than one (kind of) cart.
644	cartwheel	A cartwheel is the wheel of a cart.
645	cartwheeled	The past tense and past participle of cartwheel.
646	cartwheeling	The present participle of cartwheel.
647	cartwheels	The plural form of cartwheel; more than one (kind of) cartwheel.
648	carve	If you carve wood or stone
649	carved	The past tense and past participle of carve.
650	carves	The third-person singular form of carve.
651	carving	The present participle of carve.
652	carvings	The plural form of carving; more than one (kind of) carving.
653	cascade	A cascade is a series of waterfalls over small rocks. Or simply
654	cascaded	The past tense and past participle of cascade.
655	cascades	The plural form of cascade; more than one (kind of) cascade.
656	cascading	The present participle of cascade.
657	case	A case is a container to hold something.	He opened the case and pulled out his violin.
658	cased	The past tense and past participle of case.
659	cases	The plural form of case; more than one (kind of) case.
660	cash	Cash is money in the form of bills and coins	The publisher supplied cash prizes and books for the winning essays written by fourth through sixth graders.; Payment is by cash, VISA, or MasterCard.
661	cash cow	A cash cow is something
662	cash crop	A crop that is grown for sale rather than for personal food or for feeding to livestock.
663	cash crops	The plural form of cash crop; more than one (kind of) cash crop.
664	cashed	The past tense and past participle of cash.
665	cashes	The third-person singular form of cash.
666	Cashew nuts
667	cashier	A cashier is a worker who collects money and gives out change at a store or bank.	My first job was as a cashier at a new grocery store in town.; The cashier took my twenty and gave me back $2.25 change.
668	cashiered	The past tense and past participle of cashier.
669	cashiering	The present participle of cashier.
670	cashiers	The plural form of cashier; more than one (kind of) cashier.
671	cashing	The present participle of cash.
672	casing	A casing is something that encloses or protects another.
673	casings	The plural form of casing; more than one (kind of) casing.
674	casino	A casino is a place where people can play gambling games to try to win money.	He played poker at the casino to try to win some money.
675	casinoes	The plural form of casino; more than one (kind of) casino.
676	casinos	The plural form of casino; more than one (kind of) casino.
677	cask	A cask is a large barrel that is used for the storage of liquid
678	casket	A casket is another word for a coffin	We went to pick out a casket for our late grandmother.
679	casketed	The past tense and past participle of casket.
680	casketing	The present participle of casket.
681	caskets	The plural form of casket; more than one (kind of) casket.
682	casks	The plural form of cask; more than one (kind of) cask.
683	Casper	Casper is a male given name.
684	casserole	Casserole is a kind of large
685	casseroles	The plural form of casserole; more than one (kind of) casserole.
686	cassette	A cassette is a small flat case that holds the tape that records sounds and pictures.	The cassette was broken. None of the movie we filmed was recorded.
687	cassettes	The plural form of cassette; more than one (kind of) cassette.
688	cassock	A cassock is a long
689	cassocks	The plural form of cassock; more than one (kind of) cassock.
690	cast	If x casts light or shadow on y	The street light outside my window cast shadows on the wall.; The campfire cast a warm light on her face.
691	castanet	Castanets are a handheld percussion instrument that consists of a pair of concave shells joined on one edge by string.
692	castanets	The plural form of castanet; more than one (kind of) castanet.
693	castaway	A castaway is someone who has survived a shipwreck and is not able to contact other people to get help.
694	castaways	The plural form of castaway; more than one (kind of) castaway.
695	casted	The past tense and past participle of cast.
696	castigate	If you castigate a person
697	castigated	The past tense and past participle of castigate.
698	castigates	The third-person singular form of castigate.
699	castigating	The present participle of castigate.
700	casting	The present participle of cast.
701	castings	The plural form of casting; more than one (kind of) casting.
702	castle	A castle is a large	In the Middle Ages, castles were used to protect the king and queen.
703	castled	The past tense and past participle of castle.
704	castles	The plural form of castle; more than one (kind of) castle.
705	castling	The present participle of castle.
706	castrate	To castrate is to remove the testicles from a male	The young bulls were castrated so they would grow more meat.
707	castrated	The past tense and past participle of castrate.
708	castrates	The third-person singular form of castrate.
709	castrating	The present participle of castrate.
710	castration	Castration is the removal of the testicles of a male animal.
711	castrations	The plural form of castration; more than one (kind of) castration.
712	castrato	A castrato is a male soprano singer who has been castrated while still a boy to keep his voice high pitched.
713	castratos	The plural form of castrato; more than one (kind of) castrato.
714	casts	The plural form of cast; more than one (kind of) cast.
715	casual	Something that is casual is relaxed and not formal. It's the way we act when we're with friends and family.	Wear casual clothes to this party.; I have casual clothes to wear at home, more formal clothes to wear at work, and very formal clothes to wear to weddings and other special occasions.; Because you're my friend, the way I talk to you is more casual than the way I talk at work.
716	casual sex	Casual sex is a sexual activity that is done without any commitment or emotional attachment between the people involved.
717	casually	If something is done casually
718	casualness	The casualness of something is how casual it is.
719	casualties	The plural form of casualty; more than one (kind of) casualty.
720	casualty	A casualty is a person who has been hurt	The only casualty in the bus crash was an old man who broke his arm.
721	cat	A cat is a domestic animal often kept as a pet; it has whiskers and likes to chase mice.	Our pet cat has just had kittens.
722	cataclysm	A cataclysm is a very bad or big disaster
723	cataclysmic	If something is cataclysmic	It is believed that a cataclysmic impact caused the extinction of the dinosaurs.
724	cataclysms	The plural form of cataclysm; more than one (kind of) cataclysm.
725	Catalan	Catalan is the language in Catalonia.
726	Catalans	The plural form of Catalan; more than one (kind of) Catalan.
727	catalog	A catalog is a list of items.	Look through the catalog to find the book you're looking for.
728	cataloged	The past tense and past participle of catalog.
729	cataloging	The present participle of catalog.
730	catalogs	The plural form of catalog; more than one (kind of) catalog.
731	catalogue	A catalogue is a list of items.	Look through the catalogue to find the book you're looking for.
732	catalogued	The past tense and past participle of catalogue.
733	catalogues	The plural form of catalogue; more than one (kind of) catalogue.
734	cataloguing	The present participle of catalogue.
735	Catalonia	Catalonia is a province in Spain.
736	catalyses	The plural form of catalysis; more than one (kind of) catalysis.
737	catalysis	Catalysis is the process where a catalyst speeds a chemical reaction. The catalyst itself does undergo any change itself.
738	catalyst	A substance that makes a chemical reaction happen faster. The catalyst is not changed by the process and can be used again.
739	catalysts	The plural form of catalyst; more than one (kind of) catalyst.
740	catamaran	A catamaran is a ship with two hulls.
741	catamarans	The plural form of catamaran; more than one (kind of) catamaran.
742	catamount	a catamount is a wildcat with a short tail	the catamount paced back and forth
743	catamounts	The plural form of catamount; more than one (kind of) catamount.
744	catapult	A catapult is an object that can be used to throw or launch objects such as stones.	That child used the catapult to hit his friend.
745	catapultable	If something is catapultable
746	catapulted	The past tense and past participle of catapult.
747	catapulting	The present participle of catapult.
748	catapults	The plural form of catapult; more than one (kind of) catapult.
749	catarrh	Puffiness in the nose and throat caused by illness.	He was out of work for a week because of catarrhs
750	catarrhs	The plural form of catarrh; more than one (kind of) catarrh.
751	catastrophe	A catastrophe is a violent	The Great Fire destroyed the city completely. This was a catastrophe.; His wife left him for another man. This was his personal catastrophe.
752	catastrophes	The plural form of catastrophe; more than one (kind of) catastrophe.
753	catastrophic	If something is catastrophic
754	catatonia	Catatonia is a psychiatric condition where the person has the tendency to remain rigid for long periods and may occasionally be in a state of extreme agitation.
755	catatonic	If a person is catatonic
756	catatonics	The plural form of catatonic; more than one (kind of) catatonic.
757	catch	A catch is something that is caught	My dad brought home a good catch of trout today.
758	catchable	If something is catchable
759	catcher	A catcher is a person or thing that catches something.
760	catchers	The plural form of catcher; more than one (kind of) catcher.
761	catches	The third-person singular form of catch.
762	catchier	The comparative form of catchy; more catchy.
763	catchiest	The superlative form of catchy; most catchy.
764	catching	The present participle of catch.
765	catchphrase	A phrase that someone uses a lot is called a catchphrase.
766	catchphrases	The plural form of catchphrase; more than one (kind of) catchphrase.
767	catchy	Something that is catchy
768	Categorical
769	categories	The plural form of category; more than one (kind of) category.
770	categorisation	Categorisation is the action of placing things into groups or categories.
771	categorisations	The plural form of categorisation; more than one (kind of) categorisation.
772	categorise	If you categorise something
773	categorised	The past tense and past participle of categorise.
774	categorises	The third-person singular form of categorise.
775	categorising	The present participle of categorise.
776	categorization	Categorization is the action of placing things into groups or categories.
777	categorizations	The plural form of categorization; more than one (kind of) categorization.
778	categorize	If you categorize something
779	categorized	The past tense and past participle of categorize.
780	categorizes	The third-person singular form of categorize.
781	categorizing	The present participle of categorize.
782	category	A category is a group of people or things that are the same in some way.	The music business tries to put music into various categories, such as rock, pop, jazz, etc.
783	catenate	If you catenate things
784	catenated	The past tense and past participle of catenate.
785	catenates	The third-person singular form of catenate.
786	catenating	The present participle of catenate.
787	cater	To cater is to bring or make food for an event.	We need to get a company to cater our party this weekend.
788	catered	The past tense and past participle of cater.
789	caterer	A caterer is a person or company that is paid to provide food and drinks during an event.
790	caterers	The plural form of caterer; more than one (kind of) caterer.
791	Caterina	Caterina is a female given name.
792	catering	The present participle of cater.
793	caterpillar	A caterpillar is the larva of a butterfly or moth.	The bird just ate that green caterpillar.
794	caterpillars	The plural form of caterpillar; more than one (kind of) caterpillar.
795	caters	The third-person singular form of cater.
796	caterwaul	If a person caterwauls
797	caterwauled	The past tense and past participle of caterwaul.
798	caterwauling	The present participle of caterwaul.
799	caterwauls	The third-person singular form of caterwaul.
800	catfish	A catfish is a order Siluriformes
801	catfished	The past tense and past participle of catfish.
802	catfishes	The plural form of catfish; more than one (kind of) catfish.
803	catfishing	The present participle of catfish.
804	cathead	A cathead is a big piece of wood that is on the bow of a ship that goes from one side of the bow to the other; used for holding anchors.
805	catheads	The plural form of cathead; more than one (kind of) cathead.
806	cathedral	A church where a bishop is based	The new bishop took control of his cathedral.
807	cathedrals	The plural form of cathedral; more than one (kind of) cathedral.
808	Catherine	Catherine is a female given name.
809	catheter	A catheter is a small tube that is inserted into the body so as to administer a drug or remove fluid.
810	catheterise	If a doctor catheterises a vein
811	catheterised	The past tense and past participle of catheterise.
812	catheterises	The third-person singular form of catheterise.
813	catheterising	The present participle of catheterise.
814	catheterize	If a doctor catheterizes a vein
815	catheterized	The past tense and past participle of catheterize.
816	catheterizes	The third-person singular form of catheterize.
817	catheterizing	The present participle of catheterize.
818	catheters	The plural form of catheter; more than one (kind of) catheter.
819	Cathetes
820	cathode	An cathode is an electrode through which the conventional current leaves a polarized electrical device.
821	cathode ray tube	A cathode ray tube is a vacuum tube that displays images by controlling the direction of a cathode ray emitted towards the front of the tube.
822	cathode ray tubes	The plural form of cathode ray tube; more than one (kind of) cathode ray tube.
823	cathodes	The plural form of cathode; more than one (kind of) cathode.
824	Catholic	A Catholic is a member of the Catholic Church.	The priest is a Catholic.
825	Catholics	The plural form of Catholic; more than one (kind of) Catholic.
826	cation	A cation is a positively charged ion.
827	cations	The plural form of cation; more than one (kind of) cation.
828	catlike	If something is catlike	She moved across the dance floor with smooth catlike actions.
829	cats	The plural form of cat; more than one (kind of) cat.	My cats are chasing a mouse.
830	catsup	Another word for ketchup.
831	cattail	A cattail is a wetland plant with brownish compact spikes.	Young cattail stems can be eaten in salads or as a green vegetable; even the yellow pollen is edible.
832	cattails	The plural form of cattail; more than one (kind of) cattail.
833	catted	The past tense and past participle of cat.
834	catting	The present participle of cat.
835	cattle	Cattle are a group of cows or bulls	The cattle are grazing (eating grass) in the field.; How many head of cattle (how many cattle) do you have?
836	Cattle breeders
837	cattleman	A cattleman is a person who raises or tends cattle.
838	cattlemen	The plural form of cattleman; more than one (kind of) cattleman.
839	catwalk	A catwalk is the raised platform on which models walk during a fashion show.	It was almost her turn to walk down the catwalk and show off her new outfit.
840	catwalks	The plural form of catwalk; more than one (kind of) catwalk.
841	caucus	A caucus is a meeting of supporters or members of a political party or movement
842	caucuses	The plural form of caucus; more than one (kind of) caucus.
843	caught	The past tense and past participle of catch.
844	caught up
845	cauliflower	Cauliflower is a white broccoli-like vegetable	I grow cauliflowers in my garden.
846	cauliflowers	The plural form of cauliflower; more than one (kind of) cauliflower.
847	causal	If something is causal
848	causalities	The plural form of causality; more than one (kind of) causality.
849	causality	Causality is the relationship between cause and effect of something.
850	causally	If something is done causally
851	causation	Causation is the action of causing something to happen.
852	causations	The plural form of causation; more than one (kind of) causation.
853	causative	If something is causative
854	cause	A cause is what leads to something happening.	The cause of the fire was lightning.
855	caused	The past tense and past participle of cause.
856	causes	The plural form of cause; more than one (kind of) cause.
857	causeway	A causeway is a road that is raised above water
858	causeways	The plural form of causeway; more than one (kind of) causeway.
859	causing	The present participle of cause.
860	caustic	If something is caustic
861	cauterise	If you cauterise the skin or flesh of a wound
862	cauterised	The past tense and past participle of cauterise.
863	cauterises	The third-person singular form of cauterise.
864	cauterising	The present participle of cauterise.
865	cauterize	If you cauterize the skin or flesh of a wound
866	cauterized	The past tense and past participle of cauterize.
867	cauterizes	The third-person singular form of cauterize.
868	cauterizing	The present participle of cauterize.
869	caution	Caution is being careful and planning ways to avoid danger or being hurt.	He used caution as he climbed the old wooden steps.
870	cautionary	Something that is cautionary warns or cautions you of something.
871	cautioned	The past tense and past participle of caution.
872	cautioning	The present participle of caution.
873	cautions	The plural form of caution; more than one (kind of) caution.
874	cautious	Someone who is cautious is careful	He took a few cautious steps out the door when he heard the sirens.
875	cautiously	If something is done cautiously
876	Caval
877	cavalcade	A cavalcade is a parade of people walking or in a mode of transport.
878	cavalcades	The plural form of cavalcade; more than one (kind of) cavalcade.
879	cavalier	A cavalier person is someone who does not care enough about something important.
880	cavalries	The plural form of cavalry; more than one (kind of) cavalry.
881	cavalry	Cavalry is the military arm of service that fights while riding horses.
882	cave	A cave is a large	A storm is coming towards us, lets take shelter in that cave.
883	caveat	A caveat is a warning or a formal objection.	There are several caveats that concerns the validity of the assessment results.
884	caveats	The plural form of caveat; more than one (kind of) caveat.
885	caved	The past tense and past participle of cave.
886	caveman	A caveman is someone who lives in caves.
887	cavemen	The plural form of caveman; more than one (kind of) caveman.
888	cavern	A cavern is a large cave.
889	caverns	The plural form of cavern; more than one (kind of) cavern.
890	caves	The plural form of cave; more than one (kind of) cave.
891	caviar	Caviar is the roe of the sturgeon or other large fish. It is considered to be a delicacy.
892	caviars	The plural form of caviar; more than one (kind of) caviar.
893	cavil	If a person cavils
894	caviled	The past tense and past participle of cavil.
895	caviling	The present participle of cavil.
896	cavilled	The past tense and past participle of cavil.
897	cavilling	The present participle of cavil.
898	cavils	The third-person singular form of cavil.
899	caving	The present participle of cave.
900	cavitate	If you cavitate a flowing liquid
901	cavitated	The past tense and past participle of cavitate.
902	cavitates	The third-person singular form of cavitate.
903	cavitating	The present participle of cavitate.
904	cavities	The plural form of cavity; more than one (kind of) cavity.
905	cavity	A cavity is a hole or hollow area.
906	cavort	If you cavort
907	cavorted	The past tense and past participle of cavort.
908	cavorting	The present participle of cavort.
909	cavorts	The third-person singular form of cavort.
910	caw	Caw is the crying sound of crow	The caw of the crow perched near me was quite loud.
911	cawed	The past tense and past participle of caw.
912	cawing	The present participle of caw.
913	caws	The plural form of caw; more than one (kind of) caw.
914	Cayn	Cayn is a province in SSC-Khatumo and northern Somalia.	Cayn is settled by the reer darawiish community in SSC-Khatumo.
915	CD	A CD is a type of plastic disk that is used to store computer files.	The singer released his new CD album.
916	CDs	The plural form of CD; more than one (kind of) CD.
917	cease	If you cease something	Around the time of the First World War, Clark brothers ceased operations, and the mill finally fell silent.; Beyond the window, the rain ceased, giving way to sunshine.
918	ceased	The past tense and past participle of cease.
919	ceasefire	A ceasefire is an agreement to stop fighting temporarily during a war.
920	cease-fire	A cease-fire is an agreement to stop fighting temporarily during a war.
921	ceasefires	The plural form of ceasefire; more than one (kind of) ceasefire.
922	cease-fires	The plural form of cease-fire; more than one (kind of) cease-fire.
923	ceases	The third-person singular form of cease.
924	ceasing	The present participle of cease.
925	cedar	A cedar is a kind of tree with small thin leaves that don't fall off in winter.	There is a row of cedars beside the road.
926	cedars	The plural form of cedar; more than one (kind of) cedar.
927	cede	If you cede	Edward decided to cede the province.
928	ceded	The past tense and past participle of cede.
929	cedes	The third-person singular form of cede.
930	ceding	The present participle of cede.
931	Cedric	Cedric is a male given name.
932	ceiling	The top part of a room.	This room has a very interesting ceiling.
933	ceilings	The plural form of ceiling; more than one (kind of) ceiling.
934	ceilingward	Moving in the direction of or facing the ceiling.
935	ceilingwards	moving or facing the ceiling.
936	celebrate	If you celebrate something	The town celebrates its 200th anniversary this Saturday by launching 20,000 balloons.; Some American homes are treeless during Christmas as these families celebrate other holidays.; Fans poured into the streets to celebrate after their team's victory.
937	Celebrate yourself
938	celebrated	The past tense and past participle of celebrate.
939	celebrates	The third-person singular form of celebrate.
940	celebrating	The present participle of celebrate.
941	celebration	A celebration is a gathering of people for fun and entertainment	We held a birthday celebration for Jane last Sunday.
942	Celebration of spring
943	celebrations	The plural form of celebration; more than one (kind of) celebration.
944	celebratory	If something is celebratory
945	celebrities	The plural form of celebrity; more than one (kind of) celebrity.
946	celebrity	A famous person.	David Beckham, Billie Eilish, Britney Spears, and Tom Hanks are celebrities.
947	celeries	The plural form of celery; more than one (kind of) celery.
948	celery	Celery is a type of vegetable eaten mostly for their fiberous stalks.	I grow celery in my garden.
949	Celery wine
950	celestial	If something is celestial
951	celestials	The plural form of celestial; more than one (kind of) celestial.
952	celibacies	The plural form of celibacy; more than one (kind of) celibacy.
953	celibacy	Celibacy is the abstinence from marriage.
954	celibate	A celibate is a person who is not married due to religious reasons.
955	celibates	The plural form of celibate; more than one (kind of) celibate.
956	cell	A cell is a room in a jail where prisoners are kept.	He was arrested and kept in a small cell for one day.
957	cell phone	A wireless telephone that can be taken anywhere and may be used anywhere that there is cell phone reception tower.
958	cell phones	The plural form of cell phone; more than one (kind of) cell phone.
959	cellar	A cellar is a room to store things.	The wine is stored in the cellar.
960	cellars	The plural form of cellar; more than one (kind of) cellar.
961	cellist	A cellist is someone who plays the cello.	Pablo Casals was a famous cellist.
962	cellists	The plural form of cellist; more than one (kind of) cellist.
963	cellmate	A cellmate is a person whom one shares a prison cell with.	When he arrived at the prison he was happy to find out that his cellmate was easy to get along with.
964	cellmates	The plural form of cellmate; more than one (kind of) cellmate.
965	cello	A cello is a stringed instrument in the violin family	A cello is played while sitting, with the instrument held between the knees.
966	cellophane	Cellophane is a clear	I bought a box of cigarettes which were covered in cellophane.
967	cellophanes	The plural form of cellophane; more than one (kind of) cellophane.
968	cellos	The plural form of cello; more than one (kind of) cello.
969	cells	The plural form of cell; more than one (kind of) cell.
970	cellular	If something is cellular
971	cellulars	The plural form of cellular; more than one (kind of) cellular.
972	cellulose	Cellulose is a polymer made up of glucose	Cellulose is used to make paper and cellophane.
973	Celsius	Celsius is a scale to measure degrees of temperature. Water freezes at 0 degrees and boils at 100 degrees.
974	cement	Cement is a material which is used to build a building.	The cement is not yet dry.
975	cemented	The past tense and past participle of cement.
976	cementing	The present participle of cement.
977	cements	The plural form of cement; more than one (kind of) cement.
978	cemeteries	The plural form of cemetery; more than one (kind of) cemetery.
979	cemetery	A place where dead people are buried; a place for graves.
980	censor	A censor is one of the two magistrates first did a census of citizens.
981	censored	The past tense and past participle of censor.
982	censoring	The present participle of censor.
983	censors	The plural form of censor; more than one (kind of) censor.
984	censorship	Censorship is when freedom of speech is limited or when written material is changed or deleted because someone (a censor) thinks the content is offensive
985	censorships	The plural form of censorship; more than one (kind of) censorship.
986	censure	Censure is the act of disapproving one's wrong actions severely.
987	censured	The past tense and past participle of censure.
988	censures	The plural form of censure; more than one (kind of) censure.
989	censuring	The present participle of censure.
990	census	A census is an official count or survey of a population.
991	censuses	The plural form of census; more than one (kind of) census.
992	cent	A small coin of little value	This gum only costs five cents.
993	centenaries	The plural form of centenary; more than one (kind of) centenary.
994	centenary	A centenary is the anniversary or celebration of something important that happened 100 years ago.
995	center	The center of something	The president and his problems continue to take center stage in the news.; She placed a flowers at the center of the table and then hurried off.
996	Center stage
997	centered	The past tense and past participle of center.
998	centering	The present participle of center.
999	centerpiece	A centerpiece is an ornament to be placed in the center of a table
1000	centerpieces	The plural form of centerpiece; more than one (kind of) centerpiece.
1001	centers	The plural form of center; more than one (kind of) center.
1002	centi-	Centi- is a prefix meaning one-hundredth (1/100ᵗʰ) as much.	There are 100 centimeters in a meter.
1003	centillion	The number 10³⁰³.
1004	centillions	The plural form of centillion; more than one (kind of) centillion.
1005	centimeter	A hundredth of a meter; 100 centimeters is one meter.	This pencil is 18 centimeters long.
1006	centimeters	The plural form of centimeter; more than one (kind of) centimeter.
1007	centimetre	A hundredth of a metre; 100 centimetres is one metre	This pencil is 18 centimetres long.
1008	centimetres	The plural form of centimetre; more than one (kind of) centimetre.
1009	centipede	A centipede is an arthropod belonging to the family Chilopoda that has a pair of legs per body segment and have about 30 to 300 legs in total.
1010	centipedes	The plural form of centipede; more than one (kind of) centipede.
1011	central	A thing is central when it is in the middle.	The house is central to all of the stores.; The bazaar is central to the city .
1012	Central America	The land between the continents of North America and South America.	Most of Central America is part of North America.
1013	Central Coast	Central Coast is a city and a region in New South Wales
1014	centralisation	Centralisation is an alternative spelling of centralization. Centralisation is when the government's power is centralized in the capitol and moved away from the local level.
1015	centralisations	The plural form of centralisation; more than one (kind of) centralisation.
1016	centralise	When a decision is made to centralise a government
1017	centralised	The past tense and past participle of centralise.
1018	centralises	The third-person singular form of centralise.
1019	centralising	The present participle of centralise.
1020	centralism	Centralism is a system of having a highly centralized state.
1021	centralisms	The plural form of centralism; more than one (kind of) centralism.
1022	centralities	The plural form of centrality; more than one (kind of) centrality.
1023	centrality	Centrality is the state of being central.
1024	centralization	Centralization is when the government's power is centralized in the capitol and moved away from the local level.
1025	centralizations	The plural form of centralization; more than one (kind of) centralization.
1026	centralize	When a decision is made to centralize a government
1027	centralized	The past tense and past participle of centralize.
1028	centralizes	The third-person singular form of centralize.
1029	Centralizes.
1030	centralizing	The present participle of centralize.
1031	centrally	Centrally is an adverb that describes things as being in a central area.
1032	centre	The centre of something	The president and his problems continue to take centre stage in the news.; She placed a flowers at the center of the table and then hurried off.
1033	centre stage	When an actor is in the centre of a stage.
1034	centred	The past tense and past participle of centre.
1035	centrepiece	A centrepiece is an ornament to be placed in the centre of a table
1036	centrepieces	The plural form of centrepiece; more than one (kind of) centrepiece.
1037	centres	The plural form of centre; more than one (kind of) centre.
1038	centrifuge	A centrifuge is a device that separates denser and lighter materials in a liquid by spinning it about a central axis at high speed.
1039	centrifuged	The past tense and past participle of centrifuge.
1040	centrifuges	The plural form of centrifuge; more than one (kind of) centrifuge.
1041	centrifuging	The present participle of centrifuge.
1042	centring	The present participle of centre.
1043	centrist	A centrist is a political moderate.
1044	centrists	The plural form of centrist; more than one (kind of) centrist.
1045	cents	The plural form of cent; more than one (kind of) cent.
1046	centuries	The plural form of century; more than one (kind of) century.
1047	century	A century is a period of 100 years.	My great grandfather came to Canada over a century ago.; The telephone was invented in the 19th century.; Centuries passed before the slaves were freed.
1048	CEO	CEO is a short way of saying "chief executive officer".	The CEO runs the company.
1049	cephalopod	A cephalopod is a type of mollusc of the class Cephalopoda.	Squids and octopuses are a type of cephalopod.
1050	cephalopods	The plural form of cephalopod; more than one (kind of) cephalopod.
1051	ceramic	A hard material that is easily broken; it is made by firing a mineral like clay at a high temperature.	Joan made the dish of ceramic.
1052	ceramics	The plural form of ceramic; more than one (kind of) ceramic.
1053	cereal	A cereal is a grass whose seeds we use as food
1054	cereals	The plural form of cereal; more than one (kind of) cereal.
1055	cerebral	If a person is cerebral	Percy was able to come up with a cerebral solution to the complex math problem.; The music and lyrics were cerebral because they made listeners think more than they evoked emotions.
1056	ceremonial	If something is ceremonial	The men wear them only for ceremonial occasions.
1057	ceremonies	The plural form of ceremony; more than one (kind of) ceremony.
1058	ceremonious	Fond of ceremony
1059	ceremony	A ceremony is a religious or social event with a number of things that are traditionally done or said.	We are going to get married in a big wedding ceremony.
1060	Ceres	Ceres is the Roman goddess of agriculture; equivalent to the Greek goddess Demeter.
1061	cerise	Cerise is a deep
1062	cerises	The plural form of cerise; more than one (kind of) cerise.
1063	cerium	Cerium is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 58 and symbol Ce.
1064	certain	If you are certain of something
1065	certainly	Without doubt
1066	certainties	The plural form of certainty; more than one (kind of) certainty.
1067	certainty	Certainty is the state of being 100% sure.	It's a little too early to say that with absolute certainty.; The doctor could not say what was wrong with any degree of certainty.
1068	certificate	A certificate is a paper that acknowledges something like an award.	I finally got my certificate of honor from school.
1069	certificated	The past tense and past participle of certificate.
1070	certificates	The plural form of certificate; more than one (kind of) certificate.
1071	certificating	The present participle of certificate.
1072	certification	Certification is the act of granting a certificate.
1073	certifications	The plural form of certification; more than one (kind of) certification.
1074	certified	The past tense and past participle of certify.
1075	certifies	The third-person singular form of certify.
1076	certify	If you certify something
1077	certifying	The present participle of certify.
1078	cesium	Cesium is an American spelling of caesium.
1079	cessation	A cessation is the act of ending a process.
1080	cessations	The plural form of cessation; more than one (kind of) cessation.
1081	cesspool	A cesspool is an underground pit where sewage is held.
1082	cesspools	The plural form of cesspool; more than one (kind of) cesspool.
1083	ceviche	Ceviche is raw seafood cured by marinating it in an acid such as citrus
1084	ceviches	The plural form of ceviche; more than one (kind of) ceviche.
1085	ch	Short for chapter or chapters.	I have read up to ch 5.
1086	Cha
1087	cha-cha	Cha-cha refers to the famous Latin American dance.
1088	cha-chas	The plural form of cha-cha; more than one (kind of) cha-cha.
1089	chafe	Chafe is the wear or damage caused by friction.
1090	chafed	The past tense and past participle of chafe.
1091	chafes	The third-person singular form of chafe.
1092	chaff	Chaff is the outer layers of a grain.
1093	chaffed	The past tense and past participle of chaff.
1094	chaffing	The present participle of chaff.
1095	chaffs	The plural form of chaff; more than one (kind of) chaff.
1096	chafing	The present participle of chafe.
1097	Chagatai
1098	chagrin	Chagrin is the distress of one's mind caused by a failure of plans or mistakes.
1099	chagrined	The past tense and past participle of chagrin.
1100	chagrining	The present participle of chagrin.
1101	chagrinned	The past tense and past participle of chagrin.
1102	chagrinning	The present participle of chagrin.
1103	chagrins	The plural form of chagrin; more than one (kind of) chagrin.
1104	chai	Chai is a type of tea	Maggie was drinking chai from a cup she'd brought from home.; After dinner, we ordered chai tea.
1105	chain	A chain is a series of round pieces of material joined together to make a line.	He got her a gold chain necklace for her birthday.
1106	chainable	If something is chainable
1107	chained	The past tense and past participle of chain.
1108	chaining	The present participle of chain.
1109	chains	The plural form of chain; more than one (kind of) chain.
1110	chainsaw	A chainsaw is a tool used to cut wood.	He used the chainsaw to cut through the tree.
1111	chainsaws	The plural form of chainsaw; more than one (kind of) chainsaw.
1112	chair	A chair is a piece of furniture for one person to sit on.	Please, pull up a chair and sit down.; There were six chairs around the table.
1113	chaired	The past tense and past participle of chair.
1114	chairing	The present participle of chair.
1115	chairman	A chairman is the person who controls a meeting or an organization.	Alan Eastwood is the former chairman of the Police Federation.; Mr Saatchi will continue as chairman but is being replaced as chief executive by Robert Louis-Dreyfus.; Mr Chairman, ladies and gentlemen I'd like to present to the board the results of our research.
1116	chairmen	The plural form of chairman; more than one (kind of) chairman.
1117	chairpeople	The plural form of chairperson; more than one (kind of) chairperson.
1118	chairperson	A chairperson is the person who controls a meeting or an organization.	Alan Eastwood is the former chairperson of the Police Federation.; Mr Saatchi will continue as chairperson but is being replaced as chief executive by Robert Louis-Dreyfus.
1119	chairpersons	The plural form of chairperson; more than one (kind of) chairperson.
1120	chairs	The plural form of chair; more than one (kind of) chair.
1121	chairwoman	A chairwoman is the person who controls a meeting or an organization.
1122	chairwomen	The plural form of chairwoman; more than one (kind of) chairwoman.
1123	chais	The plural form of chai; more than one (kind of) chai.
1124	Chakar
1125	Chakra
1126	Chakraborty
1127	Chakwal
1128	Chalas
1129	chalet	A chalet is an alpine style of wooden building with a sloping roof and overhanging eaves.
1130	chalets	The plural form of chalet; more than one (kind of) chalet.
1131	chalk	Chalk is a soft	The men mine chalk in the hills near my house.
1132	chalked	The past tense and past participle of chalk.
1133	chalkier	The comparative form of chalky; more chalky.
1134	chalkiest	The superlative form of chalky; most chalky.
1135	chalking	The present participle of chalk.
1136	chalks	The plural form of chalk; more than one (kind of) chalk.
1137	chalky	If something is chalk
1138	Challan
1139	challenge	A challenge is something difficult that you want or have to do.	Many churches overseas are struggling to meet the AIDS challenge.; After 25 years in the same job, this move will allow me to take on new challenges.
1140	challenged	The past tense and past participle of challenge.
1141	challenger	A challenger is person who go against someone or something.
1142	challengers	The plural form of challenger; more than one (kind of) challenger.
1143	challenges	The plural form of challenge; more than one (kind of) challenge.
1144	challenging	If something is challenging	For a longer, wilder and more challenging route, you can explore the beautiful mountains around Goatfell.; All actors will agree that Hamlet is a very challenging role.
1145	Chamar
1146	Chambelly
1147	chamber	A chamber is a room that is often used for sleeping.	He went to his chamber to get some rest.
1148	chambered	The past tense and past participle of chamber.
1149	chambering	The present participle of chamber.
1150	chamberlain	A chamberlain is an officer who is in charge of managing the household of a royalty.
1151	chamberlains	The plural form of chamberlain; more than one (kind of) chamberlain.
1152	chambermaid	A chambermaid is a maid who handles the chores in a bedroom.
1153	chambermaids	The plural form of chambermaid; more than one (kind of) chambermaid.
1154	chambers	The plural form of chamber; more than one (kind of) chamber.
1155	chameleon	A chameleon is a lizard that changes color.
1156	chameleons	The plural form of chameleon; more than one (kind of) chameleon.
1157	champagne	A champagne is a wine made from grapes grown in a part of France called Champagne.
1158	champagned	The past tense and past participle of champagne.
1159	champagnes	The plural form of champagne; more than one (kind of) champagne.
1160	champagning	The present participle of champagne.
1161	champion	A champion is someone who has been a winner in a contest.	I was the race and so now I am this year's champion.
1162	championed	The past tense and past participle of champion.
1163	championing	The present participle of champion.
1164	champions	The plural form of champion; more than one (kind of) champion.
1165	championship	A championship is a contest to decide which person or team is best at the sport.	Gene Tunney won the world heavyweight boxing championship from Jack Dempsey.
1166	championships	The plural form of championship; more than one (kind of) championship.
1167	chance	Something that can happen.	We have the chance.
1168	chanced	The past tense and past participle of chance.
1169	chancel	The chancel is the part of a church near the altar that is reserved for the clergy and choir
1170	chancellor	A chancellor is a senior state or legal official.
1171	chancellors	The plural form of chancellor; more than one (kind of) chancellor.
1172	chancels	The plural form of chancel; more than one (kind of) chancel.
1173	chances	The plural form of chance; more than one (kind of) chance.	The chances of it snowing here in June are pretty small.
1174	chancing	The past tense and past participle of chance.
1175	chandelier	A chandelier is a lighting fixture that is suspended from the ceiling.
1176	chandeliers	The plural form of chandelier; more than one (kind of) chandelier.
1177	Chandigarh	Chandigarh is a city in India that serves as the capital of two states: Punjab and Haryana.
1178	chandler	A chandler is a person who sells provisions or things to use in ships
1179	chandlers	The plural form of chandler; more than one (kind of) chandler.
1180	Chandrama
1181	change	If you change something	Ellen changed the sentence so that it was correct.
1182	changeability	The changeability of something is how changeable it is.
1183	changeable	If someone or something is changeable
1184	changed	The past tense and past participle of change.
1185	changer	A changer is a person who changes things.
1186	changers	The plural form of changer; more than one (kind of) changer.
1187	changes	The third-person singular form of change.
1188	changing	The present participle of change.
1189	Chanioti
1190	channel	A channel is a path that carries or directs flow or movement	He only watches two television news channels.
1191	channeled	The past tense and past participle of channel.
1192	channeling	The present participle of channel.
1193	channelled	The past tense and past participle of channel.
1194	channelling	The present participle of channel.
1195	channels	The plural form of channel; more than one (kind of) channel.
1196	chant	To chant is to sing or recite in a simple	The crowd at the cricket game began to chant "Aussie Aussie Aussie, Oi Oi Oi".; At school I learned multiplication by chanting the simple sums, such as "two twos are four."
1197	Chanta
1198	chanted	The past tense and past participle of chant.
1199	chanting	The present participle of chant.
1200	chants	The third-person singular form of chant.
1201	chaos	A chaos is a large abyss or chasm.
1202	chaos theories	The plural form of chaos theory; more than one (kind of) chaos theory.
1203	chaos theory	Chaos theory is an idea that says that things which seem to be random do have a hidden order.	Benoît Mandelbrot was a mathematician who studied chaos theory.
1204	chaoses	The plural form of chaos; more than one (kind of) chaos.
1205	chaoslike	If something is chaoslike
1206	chaotic	Someone or something that is chaotic is unpredictable.
1207	chap	A chap is a boy or a man.	Hello, old chap, did you just arrive?; There's this chap I know in Bangkok, very helpful.
1208	Chapati
1209	chapel	A chapel is a place of worship that is usually smaller than a church.	The chapel in this town was newly built.
1210	chapels	The plural form of chapel; more than one (kind of) chapel.
1211	chaperone	A chaperone is an older person who accompanies other younger people to ensure their good behaviour.
1212	chaperoned	The past tense and past participle of chaperone.
1213	chaperones	The plural form of chaperone; more than one (kind of) chaperone.
1214	chaperoning	The present participle of chaperone.
1215	chaplain	A chaplain is a member of a clergy who is officially assigned to an institution.
1216	chaplains	The plural form of chaplain; more than one (kind of) chaplain.
1217	chapped	The past tense and past participle of chap.
1218	chappie	A chappie is an alternative spelling of a chappy.
1219	chappies	The plural form of chappie; more than one (kind of) chappie.
1220	chapping	The present participle of chap.
1221	chappy	A chappy is a chap
1222	chaps	The plural form of chap; more than one (kind of) chap.
1223	chapter	A chapter is a main division of a book.	We read chapter five in the blue textbook.
1224	chapters	The plural form of chapter; more than one (kind of) chapter.
1225	char	When you char something	Joseph forgot that the steak was cooking. By the time he remembered, it was charred so badly it looked like a black brick and tasted like ashes.; The house fire was so hot that the walls were 'charred.
1226	character	Someone's character is the combination of things that they do	He's got a really funny character.; He couldn't have done something so mean; it's completely out of character.
1227	characterisation	Your characterisation of someone or something is the way you describe them	His characterisation of Filburn's actions as "weak sauce" were surprising since he has previously supported her.; I think it's a fair characterisation to say the government failed to live up to its promises.
1228	characterisations	The plural form of characterisation; more than one (kind of) characterisation.
1229	characterise	If you characterise somebody or something in a particular way
1230	characterised	The past tense and past participle of characterise.
1231	characterises	The third-person singular form of characterise.
1232	characterising	The present participle of characterise.
1233	characteristic	A characteristic of something is a typical feature.	Good hearing is one characteristic of dogs.
1234	characteristically	If something is characteristically large	Vinegar has a characteristically sharp odor.
1235	characteristics	The plural form of characteristic; more than one (kind of) characteristic.
1236	characterization	Your characterization of someone or something is the way you describe them	His characterization of Filburn's actions as "weak sauce" were surprising since he has previously supported her.; I think it's a fair characterization to say the government failed to live up to its promises.
1237	characterizations	The plural form of characterization; more than one (kind of) characterization.
1238	characterize	To see someone or something a particular way (often negative).
1239	characterized	The past tense and past participle of characterize.
1240	characterizes	The third-person singular form of characterize.
1241	characterizing	The present participle of characterize.
1242	characters	The plural form of character; more than one (kind of) character.
1243	Charak
1244	charcoal	Charcoal is a type of impure carbon obtained by heating wood it in the absence of oxygen.
1245	charcoals	The plural form of charcoal; more than one (kind of) charcoal.
1246	charge	When you charge someone money	We charge ten cents a page for copying.; The shop charged me $5 to deliver the pizza.; The law doesn't limit the size of fees banks can charge.; The price the hotel charges is just too expensive.
1247	chargeable	Something that is chargeable can be charged.
1248	charged	The past tense and past participle of charge.
1249	charger	A charger is a device that charges or recharges.
1250	chargers	The plural form of charger; more than one (kind of) charger.
1251	charges	The third-person singular form of charge.	That restaurant charges way too much for their food.; Sandy charges $10 an hour for babysitting.
1252	charging	The present participle of charge.
1253	chariot	A two-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle
1254	charioted	The past tense and past participle of chariot.
1255	charioteer	A charioteer is a person who drives a chariot.
1256	charioteered	The past tense and past participle of charioteer.
1257	charioteering	The present participle of charioteer.
1258	charioteers	The plural form of charioteer; more than one (kind of) charioteer.
1259	charioting	The present participle of chariot.
1260	chariots	The plural form of chariot; more than one (kind of) chariot.
1261	charisma	Charisma is the special ability to lead.
1262	charismas	The plural form of charisma; more than one (kind of) charisma.
1263	charismatic	If a person is charismatic
1264	charitable	A charitable person or act shows kindness by giving money or help to people who need it.	She is very charitable and often donates to the hospital.
1265	charities	The plural form of charity; more than one (kind of) charity.
1266	charity	A charity is an organisation that collects money or goods and uses them to help poor or sick people	The group, a Catholic charity that runs schools on Indian reservations, collected nearly $17 million from the public.; The party was a charity event that raised over $400,000 to fight breast cancer.; The money was given away to local charities.
1267	charlatan	A charlatan is someone who fools another person.	Do not pay that charlatan any more money.
1268	charlatans	The plural form of charlatan; more than one (kind of) charlatan.
1269	Charles	Charles is a male given name.
1270	Charlie	Charlie is a unisex given name.
1271	charm	A charm is an object that people think has a magical power.	His old pencil was a charm for him. He always used it on tests.
1272	charmed	The past tense and past participle of charm.
1273	charming	If a person is charming
1274	charms	The plural form of charm; more than one (kind of) charm.
1275	charred	The past tense and past participle of char.
1276	charring	The present participle of char.
1277	chars	The third-person singular form of char.
1278	chart	A chart is information that is organised in rows and columns or as a picture.	In India as a whole the figure is about 40% (see chart).; This week's bar chart shows the correct figures.; You can write your weight in a diary or on a chart.
1279	charted	The past tense and past participle of chart.
1280	charter	A charter is a document issued an authority
1281	charter member	A charter member is a person who helped start an organization.
1282	charter members	The plural form of charter member; more than one (kind of) charter member.
1283	chartered	The past tense and past participle of charter.
1284	chartering	The present participle of charter.
1285	charters	The plural form of charter; more than one (kind of) charter.
1286	charting	The present participle of chart.
1287	charts	The plural form of chart; more than one (kind of) chart.
1288	chase	If you chase something	Dogs often play at chasing their own tail.; In my dream, someone's chasing after me and I'm running down this street.; The children were chasing the ball down the soccer field.
1289	chased	The past tense and past participle of chase.
1290	chaser	A chaser is something or someone who chases.
1291	chasers	The plural form of chaser; more than one (kind of) chaser.
1292	chases	The plural form of chase; more than one (kind of) chase.	The movie had many car chases.
1293	chasing	The present participle of chase.
1294	chassis	A chassis is the base frame of a car or any other moveable vehicle.
1295	chasten	If something chastens you
1296	chastened	The past tense and past participle of chasten.
1297	chastening	The present participle of chasten.
1298	chastens	The third-person singular form of chasten.
1299	chastise	If you chastise someone
1300	chastised	The past tense and past participle of chastise.
1301	chastises	The third-person singular form of chastise.
1302	chastising	The present participle of chastise.
1303	chat	If two or more people chat	His friends dropped by frequently just to chat.; The band was taking a break and chatting with the guests.
1304	Chata
1305	chateau	A chateau is a French castle or fortress.
1306	château	A château is a French castle or fortress.
1307	chateaus	The plural form of chateau; more than one (kind of) chateau.
1308	châteaus	The plural form of château; more than one (kind of) château.
1309	chateaux	The plural form of chateau; more than one (kind of) chateau.
1310	châteaux	The plural form of château; more than one (kind of) château.
1311	Chatgam
1312	chats	The third-person singular form of chat.
1313	chatted	The past tense and past participle of chat.
1314	chatter	A chatter is a meaningless or unimportant talk.
1315	chatterbox	A chatterbox is someone who talks a lot or talks too much.
1316	chatterboxes	The plural form of chatterbox; more than one (kind of) chatterbox.
1317	chattered	The past tense and past participle of chatter.
1318	chattering	The present participle of chatter.
1319	chatters	The third-person singular form of chatter.
1320	chattier	The comparative form of chatty; more chatty.
1321	chattiest	The superlative form of chatty; most chatty.
1322	chatting	The present participle of chat.
1323	chatty	If a person is chatty
1324	Chatur
1325	chatzot	Midnight.
1326	chauffeur	A chauffeur is a person who is hired to drive a car or other vehicle.
1327	chauffeured	The past tense and past participle of chauffeur.
1328	chauffeuring	The present participle of chauffeur.
1329	chauffeurs	The plural form of chauffeur; more than one (kind of) chauffeur.
1330	Chaurasi
1331	cheap	If something is cheap	"I bought this for $37 last week, but today I saw it in the store for only $22." "Wow! That's cheap."
1332	cheapen	If you cheapen something
1333	cheapened	The past tense and past participle of cheapen.
1334	cheapening	The present participle of cheapen.
1335	cheapens	The third-person singular form of cheapen.
1336	cheaper	The comparative form of cheap; more cheap.
1337	cheapest	The superlative form of cheap; most cheap.
1338	cheaply	If you do something cheaply	They were able to move the goods more quickly and cheaply.; There are more cheap goods, produced by cheaply paid foreign labor.
1339	cheapness	Cheapness is the state or quality of being cheap.
1340	cheapskate	Someone who avoids giving money.
1341	cheapskates	The plural form of cheapskate; more than one (kind of) cheapskate.
1342	cheat	To break the rules for your own gain.	Don't play cards with her, she cheats.
1343	cheated	The past tense and past participle of cheat.
1344	cheater	A cheater is a person who cheats.
1345	cheaters	The plural form of cheater; more than one (kind of) cheater.
1346	cheating	The present participle of cheat.
1347	cheats	The third-person singular form of cheat.
1348	Chechnya
1349	check	If you check something	Hi, I heard some noises, so I'm just checking to see if you were O.K.; Can you check that the lights are off?; Please check your test before handing it to the teacher.; I just checked my e-mail and found 50 new messages.; He checked the mirror to see if the police car was still behind him.
1350	check mark	A check mark (✓) is used to indicate agreement or acknowledgement.	Put a check mark in the box corresponding to the correct answer.
1351	check marks	The plural form of check mark; more than one (kind of) check mark.
1352	checkbook	A checkbook is a book containing blank cheques given to people with bank accounts.	He took his checkbook to the auction so that he could pay for any items he bought.
1353	checkbooks	The plural form of checkbook; more than one (kind of) checkbook.
1354	checkbox	A checkbox is a space on a paper formthat can be optionally filled with a check mark.
1355	checkboxes	The plural form of checkbox; more than one (kind of) checkbox.
1356	checked	The past tense and past participle of check.
1357	checker	A checker is someone who checks or verifies something.
1358	checkers	Checkers is a game played on a checker board that uses circle-shaped pieces.	Do you want to play checkers?
1359	checking	The present participle of check.
1360	checklist	A checklist is a list of tasks that needs to be completed.
1361	checklists	The plural form of checklist; more than one (kind of) checklist.
1362	checkmate	In chess
1363	checkmated	The past tense and past participle of checkmate.
1364	checkmates	The third-person singular form of checkmate.
1365	checkmating	The present participle of checkmate.
1366	checkpoint	A checkpoint is a place along a road where travellers are stopped for inspection.	The travellers were stopped at the checkpoint.
1367	checkpoints	The plural form of checkpoint; more than one (kind of) checkpoint.
1368	checks	The third-person singular form of check.	Bobby always checks his test before handing it to the teacher.
1369	cheek	The soft skin on each side of the face	Your cheeks are really rosy today.
1370	cheeked	The past tense and past participle of cheek.
1371	cheekier	The comparative form of cheeky; more cheeky.
1372	cheekiest	The superlative form of cheeky; most cheeky.
1373	cheekiness	The cheekiness of someone is how cheeky they are.
1374	cheeking	The present participle of cheek.
1375	cheeks	The plural form of cheek; more than one (kind of) cheek.
1376	cheeky	If a person is cheeky
1377	cheer	If you cheer	The band begins to play and the crowd cheers.; People cheered the home team wildly.; We hope everybody will come out and cheer on the runners.
1378	cheer up	If you cheer somebody up	I went over to try to cheer her up, but she said she wanted to be alone.; There isn't much on the street to cheer up the poor.
1379	cheered	The past tense and past participle of cheer.
1380	cheered up	The past tense and past participle of cheer up.
1381	cheerful	A person that is cheerful is happy and optimistic.	He is a very cheerful guy. He is always laughing and talking to the others.
1382	cheerfully	If someone is doing something cheerfully
1383	cheerfulness	The cheerfulness of a person is how cheerful they are.
1384	cheerier	The comparative form of cheery; more cheery.
1385	cheeriest	The superlative form of cheery; most cheery.
1386	cheering	The present participle of cheer.
1387	cheering up	The present participle of cheer up.
1388	cheerio	cheerio is another word for goodbye.
1389	cheerleader	A cheerleader is someone who encourages applause and cheers during a sports game.
1390	cheerleaders	The plural form of cheerleader; more than one (kind of) cheerleader.
1391	cheerless	A cheerless person is someone who is sad.
1392	cheers	The third-person singular form of cheer.
1393	cheers up	The third-person singular form of cheer up.
1394	cheery	If you are cheery	The family felt cheery on Christmas morning.
1395	cheese	Cheese is a food that is made by mixing bacteria with milk and aging it.	I often eat cheese with bread and grapes.
1396	cheeseburger	A cheeseburger is a kind of hamburger with cheese on top of the meat.	Can I have a cheeseburger?; This restaurant sells cheeseburgers and milkshakes.
1397	cheeseburgers	The plural form of cheeseburger; more than one (kind of) cheeseburger.
1398	cheesecake	A cheesecake is a sweetened pie made from flavored cream cheese	The apple cheesecake that we had for dessert had so much cream cheese on it! It was delicious!
1399	cheesecakes	The plural form of cheesecake; more than one (kind of) cheesecake.
1400	cheeseless	If something is cheeseless
1401	cheeses	The plural form of cheese; more than one (kind of) cheese.
1402	cheesier	The comparative form of cheesy; more cheesy.
1403	cheesiest	The superlative form of cheesy; most cheesy.
1404	cheesy	If something is cheesy	The movie showing in theatres was fairly cheesy for a children's movie.
1405	cheetah	A cheetah is a type of large cat that lives in Africa and parts of Asia.	A cheetah can run faster than any other animal.
1406	cheetahs	The plural form of cheetah; more than one (kind of) cheetah.
1407	chef	A chef is a person who is paid to cook.	The restaurant had a really good chef.
1408	chefs	The plural form of chefs; more than one (kind of) chefs.
1409	chemical	A chemical is a basic substance that is used in or produced by mixing elements or other chemicals.	When you burn plastics, you put dangerous chemicals into the air.; The chemical industry in China is producing more and more useful paints, glues, and other products.
1410	chemical compound	A chemical compound is made when two or more chemical elements react.
1411	chemical compounds	The plural form of chemical compound; more than one (kind of) chemical compound.
1412	chemical warfare	Chemical warfare is the use of chemicals as weapons in war.
1413	chemicals	The plural form of chemical; more than one (kind of) chemical.
1414	chemist	A chemist is someone whose job is related to chemistry	He became a chemist at age 30.
1415	chemistries	The plural form of chemistry; more than one (kind of) chemistry.	Metals and non-metals have very different chemistries.
1416	chemistry	Chemistry is the science that studies matter (material).	We studied acids in chemistry.
1417	chemists	The plural form of chemist; more than one (kind of) chemist.
1418	chemotherapies	The plural form of chemotherapy; more than one (kind of) chemotherapy.
1419	chemotherapy	Chemotherapy is the chemical treatment intended to be kill the cancerous cells in a patient.
1420	Chennai	Chennai is the name of a city in the southern part of India
1421	cheque	A cheque is a written promise that allows the receiver to take money from a bank account. It is used instead of cash to pay for things.	Do you take personal cheques?; Did you cash the cheque yet?; I wrote them a cheque for $300.
1422	chequebook	A chequebook is a book containing blank cheques given to people with bank accounts.	He took his chequebook to the auction so that he could pay for any items he bought.
1423	chequebooks	The plural form of chequebook; more than one (kind of) chequebook.
1424	cheques	The plural form of cheque; more than one (kind of) cheque.
1425	cherish	If you cherish something
1426	cherished	If something is cherished
1427	cherishes	The third-person singular form of cherish.
1428	cherishing	The present participle of cherish.
1429	cherries	The plural form of cherry; more than one (kind of) cherry.
1430	cherry	A cherry is a roundish small piece of fruit with a core inside. Its color varies from pale yellow to red or purple and even nearly black.	We should eat our cherries quickly before birds get them all eaten!
1431	cherub	A cherub is a type of angel
1432	cherubs	The plural form of cherub; more than one (kind of) cherub.
1433	chess	Chess is a game played by two people with 16 pieces for each player on a square board made of 64 smaller squares with 8 squares on each side called a chess board.	Are you up for a game of chess?; Chess needs a lot of strategy.
1434	chess player	A chess player is someone who plays the game of chess	The young chess player Ding Liren won the Chinese championship of 2009
1435	chess players	The plural form of chess player; more than one (kind of) chess player.
1436	chest	A type of box with a lid that you can lock.	He put his things in the chest.
1437	Chester	Chester is a male given name.
1438	chestnut	A chestnut is a type of tree.
1439	chestnuts	The plural form of chestnut; more than one (kind of) chestnut.
1440	chests	The plural form of chest; more than one (kind of) chest.
1441	chevalier	A chevalier is a cavalier or knight.
1442	chevaliers	The plural form of chevalier; more than one (kind of) chevalier.
1443	chevron	A chevron is a V-shaped pattern that is used to indicate a personnel's rank in the military or police.
1444	chevrons	The plural form of chevron; more than one (kind of) chevron.
1445	chew	If you chew something	Make sure to chew thoroughly, and don't talk with your mouth full!; The mouse chewed a hole into the box.
1446	chewable	If something is chewable
1447	chewed	The past tense and past participle of chew.
1448	chewier	The comparative form of chewy; more chewy.
1449	chewiest	The superlative form of chewy; most chewy.
1450	chewing	The present participle of chew.
1451	chewing gum	A chewing gum is a type of sweet that can only be chewed on and cannot be eaten.	While chewing on my chewing gum, I accidentally swallowed it and had to rush to the hospital to get it out.
1452	chewing gums	The plural form of chewing gum; more than one (kind of) chewing gum.
1453	chews	The third-person singular form of chew.
1454	chewy	If something is chewy
1455	Cheyenne	Cheyenne is a female given name.
1456	chez	At the home of.	The painting remains chez Catherine and Stephane De Beyrie.
1457	Chhattisgarh	Chhattisgarh is a state in central India. Its capital is Raipur.
1458	chi	Twenty second letter of Greek.
1459	chic	If something is chic
1460	Chicano	A Chicano is a person from America
1461	Chicanos	The plural form of Chicano; more than one (kind of) Chicano.
1462	chicer	The comparative form of chic; more chic.
1463	chicest	The superlative form of chic; most chic.
1464	chick	A chick is a young bird
1465	chick lit	Chick lit is a genre of literature that is written for women.
1466	chicken	A chicken is a bird that farmers raise for meat and eggs.	My father went out back, caught a chicken, cut off its head, and cleaned it for dinner.
1467	chickens	The plural form of chicken; more than one (kind of) chicken.
1468	chicks	The plural form of chick; more than one (kind of) chick.
1469	chicness	The chicness of something is how chic it is.
1470	chicories	The plural form of chicory; more than one (kind of) chicory.
1471	chicory	A plant with a light blue flower heads and edible mellows.
1472	chief	A leader or respected elder in a tribe.	They came to the chief to resolve their dispute.
1473	chief executive officer	The chief executive officer is the person in a corporation or company that has the most power.	The chief executive officer passed a new rule for the company.
1474	chief executive officers	The plural form of chief executive officer; more than one (kind of) chief executive officer.
1475	Chief Minister
1476	chiefly	Mainly; for the most part.	This area is chiefly used for farming.
1477	chiefs	The plural form of chief; more than one (kind of) chief.
1478	chieftain	A chieftain is a leader of a clan or tribe.
1479	chieftains	The plural form of chieftain; more than one (kind of) chieftain.
1480	chiffonade	Chiffonade is a culinary preparation of herbs or leafy vegetables cut into long
1481	chiffonaded	The past tense and past participle of chiffonade.
1482	chiffonades	The plural form of chiffonade; more than one (kind of) chiffonade.
1483	chiffonading	The present participle of chiffonade.
1484	chignon	A chignon is a style of hair done when you tie it with a knot at the back of your head.
1485	chignons	The plural form of chignon; more than one (kind of) chignon.
1486	chihuahua	A chihuahua is a tiny dog with short hair.	I have a pet chihuahua.
1487	chihuahuas	Chihuahuas is the plural of chihuahua.
1488	child	A child is a young person	The children were playing in the park.; Most three-year-old children speak very well.; Even as a child of six, I knew what hard work was.; Taking care of young children is difficult work.; This kind of teaching is useful for all children, not just those children with learning disabilities.; We need to do a better job of educating our children.; We're collecting food for needy children.
1489	Child liver
1490	childbirth	Childbirth is the process of giving birth to a child.
1491	childhood	Childhood is the state or condition of being an child	Childhood is the first stage of every man's life.
1492	childish	If you are childish	There are many people at work who have a childish behaviour.
1493	childishly	If something is done childishly
1494	childless	If someone is childless
1495	childlike	If a person is childlike
1496	childproof	If something is childproof
1497	children	The plural form of child; more than one (kind of) child.	Children love to play.; Her sons and daughters are children.
1498	Chile	Chile is a country in South America. Its capital is Santiago.	I was born in Chile.
1499	Chilean	If someone or something is Chilean	Many Chilean writers have become famous all over the world.
1500	Chileans	The plural form of Chilean; more than one (kind of) Chilean.
1501	chiles	The plural form of chile; more than one (kind of) chile.
1502	chili	A chili is a type of hot pepper	I used to grow chilies in a flowerpot in my window.
1503	chiliagon	A chiliagon is a shape with thousand sides.
1504	chiliagons	The plural form of chiliagon; more than one (kind of) chiliagon.
1505	chilies	The plural form of chili; more than one (kind of) chili.
1506	chill	If you chill something like a drink
1507	chilled	The past tense and past participle of chill.
1508	chilli	A chilli is a type of hot pepper	I used to grow chillies in a flower pot in my window.
1509	chillier	The comparative form of chilly; more chilly.
1510	chillies	The plural form of chilli; more than one (kind of) chilli.
1511	chilliest	The superlative form of chilly; most chilly.
1512	chilling	The present participle of chill.
1513	chillis	The plural form of chilli; more than one (kind of) chilli.
1514	chills	The plural form of chill; more than one (kind of) chill.
1515	chillun	The plural form of chile; more than one (kind of) chile.
1516	chilly	If it is chilly it is a little bit cold	I wore a jacket because it was chilly outside.
1517	chime	A chime is a soothing ringing sound made by a bell or a metal bar.
1518	chimed	The past tense and past participle of chime.
1519	chimera	A fabulous creature with parts from different animals. Can be spelt chimera or chimaera.	A griffin is a chimaera with the body of a lion and the wings and head of an eagle.
1520	chimeras	The plural form of chimera; more than one (kind of) chimera.
1521	chimes	The plural form of chime; more than one (kind of) chime.
1522	chimichurri	Chimichurri is a sauce and marinade for grilled meat originally from Argentina. It is made from chopped parsley or cilantro
1523	chimichurris	The plural form of chimichurri; more than one (kind of) chimichurri.
1524	chiming	The present participle of chime.
1525	chimney	A chimney is a column that is built into a fireplace and onto a house to let off the pollution and smoke made by a fire in the fireplace; a flue.
1526	chimneys	The plural form of chimney; more than one (kind of) chimney.
1527	chimpanzee	A chimpanzee is an ape that lives in Africa.
1528	chimpanzees	The plural form of chimpanzee; more than one (kind of) chimpanzee.
1529	chin	The chin is the lowest part of the face. It is the point of the jaw and the part of the face where beards grow.	My chin is below my mouth.
1530	China	China is a country in Asia. It is officially called the People's Republic of China.
1531	china clay
1532	Chinese	If something is Chinese	Many Chinese goods are sold in the U.S.; We had a Chinese girl in our class.; Australia has a large population of overseas Chinese people.
1533	Chinese checkers	Chinese checkers is a board game played using marbles between two to six people.
1534	Chinglish	Chinglish is a type of English that is influenced by modern Chinese.
1535	chink	Chink is an offensive word for a Chinese or Asian person.
1536	chinks	The plural form of chink; more than one (kind of) chink.
1537	chins	The plural form of chin; more than one (kind of) chin.
1538	chintz	Chintz is a painted or stained fabric known for its brightly colored designs.
1539	chintzier	The comparative form of chintzy; more chintzy.
1540	chintziest	The superlative form of chintzy; most chintzy.
1541	chintzs	The plural form of chintz; more than one (kind of) chintz.
1542	chintzware	Chintzware is a style of ceramic that is decorated with a dense pattern of flowers that is similar to chintz.
1543	chintzy	If something is chintzy
1544	Chinyut
1545	chip	A small piece that is broken off of a larger object.	A chip of paint fell off the wall.
1546	chip in	If you chip in to something	Everyone chipped in and bought a gift for him.
1547	chipmunk	A chipmunk is a small squirrel-like rodent.
1548	chipmunks	The plural form of chipmunk; more than one (kind of) chipmunk.
1549	chipotle	Chipotle is a smoked chilli pepper for use in cooking.
1550	chipotles	The plural form of chipotle; more than one (kind of) chipotle.
1551	chipped	The past tense and past participle of chip.
1552	chipping	The present participle of chip.
1553	chips	The plural form of chip; more than one (kind of) chip.
1554	Chiranjeev
1555	chiropractic	Chiropractic is a type of health care that involves the manipulation of misaligned joints.
1556	chiropractor	A chiropractor is a healthcare practitioner who specializes in chiropractic.
1557	chiropractors	The plural form of chiropractor; more than one (kind of) chiropractor.
1558	chirp	A chirp is a short
1559	chirpier	The comparative form of chirpy; more chirpy.
1560	chirpiest	The superlative form of chirpy; most chirpy.
1561	Chirpra
1562	chirps	The plural form of chirp; more than one (kind of) chirp.
1563	chirpy	If a person is chirpy	He's surprisingly chirpy for someone who just lost his father.
1564	chis	The plural form of chi; more than one (kind of) chi.
1565	chisel	A chisel is a cutting tool consisting of a slim and sharp metal block and a wooden handle.
1566	chiseled	The past tense and past participle of chisel.
1567	chiseling	The present participle of chisel.
1568	chiselled	The past tense and past participle of chisel.
1569	chiselling	The present participle of chisel.
1570	chisels	The plural form of chisel; more than one (kind of) chisel.
1571	Chishtiyas
1572	chit chat	Chit chat is a light and casual conversation.
1573	chit chats	The plural form of chit chat; more than one (kind of) chit chat.
1574	chit chatted	The past tense and past participle of chit chat.
1575	chit chatting	The present participle of chit chat.
1576	chitchat	Chitchat is a light and casual conversation.
1577	chit-chat	Chit-chat is a light and casual conversation.
1578	chitchats	The plural form of chitchat; more than one (kind of) chitchat.
1579	chit-chats	The plural form of chit-chat; more than one (kind of) chit-chat.
1580	chitchatted	The past tense and past participle of chitchat.
1581	chit-chatted	The past tense and past participle of chit-chat.
1582	chitchatting	The present participle of chitchat.
1583	chit-chatting	The present participle of chit-chat.
1584	Chittagong	Chittagong is the second largest city in Bangladesh.	Chittagong is where I live.
1585	Chloe	Chloe is a female given name.
1586	chloride	A chloride is any salt of hydrochloric acid
1587	chlorides	The plural form of chloride; more than one (kind of) chloride.
1588	chlorine	A chemical element (symbol Cl) with an atomic number of 17.
1589	chlorophyll	Chlorophyll is the green part of a leaf or any other plant that is in the chloroplast
1590	chlorophylls	The plural form of chlorophyll; more than one (kind of) chlorophyll.
1591	chloroplast	Chloroplast is an organelle found in the cells of green plants in which photosynthesis takes place.
1592	chloroplasts	The plural form of chloroplast; more than one (kind of) chloroplast.
1593	chock	A chock is something that is placed behind a wheel to prevent it from rolling.
1594	chocked	The past tense and past participle of chock.
1595	chocking	The present participle of chock.
1596	chocks	The plural form of chock; more than one (kind of) chock.
1597	chocolate	Chocolate is a candy made from cacao beans and often used to flavour other foods such as cakes and cookies.	In my opinion, the best cookies are those that contain chocolate.
1598	chocolates	The plural form of chocolate; more than one (kind of) chocolate.	She got a box of chocolates.
1599	choice	If you have a choice	I don't want to go, but I'm afraid I don't have a choice.; Many people face a choice between money and love.; You have a choice of three cheeses.; It's a small shop without much choice of goods.; He didn't have to come; he did it by choice.
1600	choicer	The comparative form of choice; more choice.
1601	choices	The plural form of choice; more than one (kind of) choice.
1602	choicest	The superlative form of choice; most choice.
1603	choir	A choir is a group of singers	The choir sang Jingle Bells
1604	choirs	The plural form of choir; more than one (kind of) choir.
1605	choke	Not being able to breathe because something stops your windpipe.
1606	choked	The past tense and past participle of choke.
1607	chokes	The third-person singular form of choke.
1608	choking	The present participle of choke.
1609	Chola
1610	choleric	A choleric person is someone who gets angry easily.
1611	Chongqing	Chongqing is a city in China.
1612	choose	When you choose a thing	The manager and coaches will choose the starting line-up.; Rafferty always chooses those with the best skills.; Flanagan chose Tom and Jerry as first and third basemen.; All those men chosen for this year's team will report tomorrow night.; Are you choosing to leave the team, or is someone forcing you to quit?
1613	chooses	The third-person singular form of choose.
1614	choosier	The comparative form of choosy; more choosy.
1615	choosiest	The superlative form of choosy; most choosy.
1616	choosing	The present participle of choose.
1617	choosy	If you are choosy	With so many jobs available, workers can afford to by choosy.
1618	chop	If you chop something	Use 1 small onion, finely chopped.; We started chopping wood for the fire.
1619	choppable	If something is choppable
1620	chopped	The past tense and past participle of chop.
1621	chopper	A chopper is a tool for chopping things; knifes and axes.
1622	choppers	The plural form of chopper; more than one (kind of) chopper.
1623	choppier	The comparative form of choppy; more choppy.
1624	choppiest	The superlative form of choppy; most choppy.
1625	chopping	The present participle of chop.
1626	choppy	If the surface of the water is choppy	The boat was going over really choppy waters because of the storm.
1627	chops	The third-person singular form of chop.
1628	chopstick	Chopsticks are sticks used in pairs as cutlery.
1629	chopsticks	The plural form of chopstick; more than one (kind of) chopstick.
1630	chord	A chord is made of several notes together	Some singers accompany themselves on guitar by playing chords.
1631	chords	The plural form of chord; more than one (kind of) chord.
1632	chore	A chore is a task that needs to be done frequently. The word chore is often used to imply that a task is boring or frustrating.	Washing dishes is a chore, but we cannot just stop eating.
1633	choreograph	If you choreograph a dance or a set of movements	Will Susie choreograph this year's Dance Revue?
1634	choreographed	The past tense and past participle of choreograph.	Jill choreographed a short ballet for children.; John choreographed the sword fights in the tv movie version of The Three Musketeers.
1635	choreographer	A choreographer is a person who choreographs dances.	The choreographer worked on all the dances in the movie.
1636	choreographers	The plural form of choreographer; more than one (kind of) choreographer.
1637	choreographies	The plural form of choreography; more than one (kind of) choreography.
1638	choreographing	The present participle of choreograph.
1639	choreographs	The third-person singular form of choreograph.
1640	choreography	Choreography is the art of designing dances.	The choreography for "Le Spectre de la rose" was completed in three or four rehearsals.
1641	chores	The plural form of chore; more than one (kind of) chore.
1642	chortle	A chortle is a joyful and muffled laugh.	He frequently interrupted himself with chortles while he told us his favorite joke.
1643	chortled	The past tense and past participle of chortle.
1644	chortles	The plural form of chortle; more than one (kind of) chortle.
1645	chortling	The present participle of chortle.
1646	chorus	A chorus is a musical group	He is in the school chorus.
1647	chorus girl	A chorus girl (or boy) is a singer or dancer or both in a theatrical production.	The chorus girl fell and broke her ankle.; The chorus girls sang and danced to a jazzy version of "Old MacDonald Had a Farm".; The chorus boys wore sailor suits.; The chorus boys and girls worked late into the night to perfect their routine.
1648	chorus girls	The plural form of chorus girl; more than one (kind of) chorus girl.
1649	choruses	The plural form of chorus; more than one (kind of) chorus.
1650	chose	The past tense of choose.
1651	chosen	The past participle of choose.
1652	Chris	Chris is a male given name.
1653	Christ	In the Christian and Jewish religions	Accept Christ into your heart, for he is the son of God.
1654	christen	If you christen someone
1655	Christendom	All the Christian people or countries in the world are a part of Christendom.
1656	christened	The past tense and past participle of christen.
1657	christening	A child's christening is a religious ceremony where it is given a name and welcomed into the Christian Church.	The family gathered for the baby's christening at the church.
1658	christens	The third-person singular form of christen.
1659	Christian	A Christian is a person who believes in salvation from sin through Jesus of Nazareth	He is a conservative Christian.
1660	Christian religion
1661	Christian Science	Christian Science is a Christian church founded by Mary Baker Eddy and based on her teachings.
1662	Christianity	Christianity is a religion whose followers believe that Jesus was the son of God or an important prophet of God	He believes in Christianity.
1663	Christians	The plural form of Christian; more than one (kind of) Christian.
1664	Christmas	Christmas is a Christian holiday to celebrate the birth of Christ	Santa put lots of presents under the Christmas tree.; I've got a week's holiday around Christmas time.
1665	Christmases	The plural form of Christmas; more than one (kind of) Christmas.
1666	Christopher	Christopher is a male given name.
1667	chromatophore	Cromatophores are cells that contain pigment and reflect light. They are found in amphibians
1668	chromatophores	The plural form of chromatophore; more than one (kind of) chromatophore.
1669	chrome	Chrome is chromium or something made with an alloy of chronium.	Many car parts are made with chrome because it is very bright and shines.
1670	chromium	Chromium is a metal and element with an atomic number of 24 and the symbol Cr.	Chromium is used to make stainless steel because it keeps its shine and does not rust.
1671	chromo-	Words prefixed with chromo- are related to color
1672	chromolithograph	A chromolithograph is a print made by chromolithography.
1673	chromolithographed	The past tense and past participle of chromolithograph.
1674	chromolithographing	The present participle of chromolithograph.
1675	chromolithographs	The plural form of chromolithograph; more than one (kind of) chromolithograph.
1676	chromolithography	Chromolithography is a form of lithography for printing pictures in colour.
1677	chromosome	A chromosome is what carries the genetic information and is made up of DNA and proteins.
1678	chromosomes	The plural form of chromosome; more than one (kind of) chromosome.
1679	chronic	If something is chronic	Michelle is a chronic worrier who gets upset about everything.
1680	chronically	If something happens chronically	She suffers from chronically low energy levels due to her illness.; He has been chronically ill for years.
1681	chronicle	A chronicle is a written account of events in the order of when they happened.
1682	chronicled	The past tense and past participle of chronicle.
1683	chronicles	The plural form of chronicle; more than one (kind of) chronicle.
1684	chronicling	The present participle of chronicle.
1685	chronological	If things are arranged in a chronological order
1686	chronologies	The plural form of chronology; more than one (kind of) chronology.
1687	chronology	Chronology is the science of finding out what events came in what order	Chronology can help historians find out why an old empire ended.
1688	chubbier	The comparative form of chubby; more chubby.
1689	chubbiest	The superlative form of chubby; most chubby.
1690	chubby	If a person is chubby	Obviously the chubby child was eating too much.
1691	chuck	If you chuck something	Ouch! Why'd you throw the ball so hard? You didn't have to chuck it at me!
1692	chucked	The past tense and past participle of chuck.
1693	chucking	The present participle of chuck.
1694	chuckle	If you chuckle	John chuckled because Fred told him a joke
1695	chuckled	The past tense and past participle of chuckle.
1696	chuckles	The third-person singular form of chuckle.
1697	chuckling	The present participle of chuckle.
1698	chucks	The plural form of chuck; more than one (kind of) chuck.
1699	chug	A chug is a dull and fairly quick explosive sound
1700	chug-a-lug	to consume (a drink) in 1 gulp.	Matthew chug-a-lugged a wineglassful.
1701	chug-a-lugged	The past tense and past participle of chug-a-lug.	Matthias chug-a-lugged the beer.
1702	chug-a-lugging	The present participle of chug-a-lug.	Quincy is chug-a-lugging.
1703	chug-a-lugs	The third-person singular form of chug-a-lug.	He then chug-a-lugs a full glass of water.
1704	chugged	The past tense and past participle of chug.
1705	chugging	The present participle of chug.
1706	chugs	The plural form of chug; more than one (kind of) chug.
1707	chum	A chum is a slang word for buddies or friends.	The two boys were chums.
1708	chums	The plural form of chum; more than one (kind of) chum.
1709	chunk	A chunk is a part of something that has been separated.	The statue broke into chunks.
1710	chunkier	The comparative form of chunky; more chunky.
1711	chunkiest	The superlative form of chunky; most chunky.
1712	chunkiness	The chunkiness of something is how chunky it is.
1713	chunks	The plural form of chunk; more than one (kind of) chunk.
1714	chunky	If something is chunky	I ate a chunky bar of chocolate.
1715	church	The Church is Christians gathering to praise and be with God.
1716	Church of England	The Church of England is a Christian church in England and is the state church of that country.
1717	Church of Ireland	The Church of Ireland is an Anglican church in Ireland (both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland).
1718	churches	The plural form of church; more than one (kind of) church.
1719	churn	If you churn something	To make butter, we churn the milk.
1720	churned	The past tense and past participle of churn.
1721	churning	The present participle of churn.
1722	churns	The third-person singular form of churn.
1723	chute	A chute is a tube which objects are made to slide from a higher to a lower level.
1724	chuted	The past tense and past participle of chute.
1725	chutes	The plural form of chute; more than one (kind of) chute.
1726	chuting	The present participle of chute.
1727	chutzpah	Chutzpah is the extreme confidence or audacity a person has.
1728	cicada	A cicada is an insect similar to a beetle
1729	cicadae	The plural form of cicada; more than one (kind of) cicada.
1730	cicadas	The plural form of cicada; more than one (kind of) cicada.
1731	cider	A beverage made from the juice of apples or other fruit. It often	At the harvest dance, everybody drank a mug of cider.
1732	ciders	The plural form of cider; more than one (kind of) cider.
1733	cigar	A cigar is tobacco rolled in tobacco leaves	I think the best cigars are made in Cuba.
1734	cigarette	A cigarette is tobacco that has been rolled in paper for smoking.	He went outside and lit a cigarette.; Many people smoke cigarettes.
1735	cigarettes	The plural form of cigarette; more than one (kind of) cigarette.
1736	cigars	The plural form of cigar; more than one (kind of) cigar.
1737	cilantro	Cilantro is the stems and leaves of the coriander plant that is used as a seasoning and garnish in cooking.
1738	cinch	A cinch is a very easy task.
1739	cinched	The past tense and past participle of cinch.
1740	cinches	The plural form of cinch; more than one (kind of) cinch.
1741	cinching	The present participle of cinch.
1742	cinema	A cinema is a building that shows movies.	The cinema in my town has two screens and has four showings every day.
1743	cinemas	The plural form of cinema; more than one (kind of) cinema.
1744	cinematographer	A cinematographer is a person who oversees the operations of the cameras and lighting when making a movie.
1745	cinematographers	The plural form of cinematographer; more than one (kind of) cinematographer.
1746	cinematographies	The plural form of cinematography; more than one (kind of) cinematography.
1747	cinematography	Cinematography is the art
1748	cipher	A cipher is a numeric character.
1749	ciphered	The past tense and past participle of cipher.
1750	ciphering	The present participle of cipher.
1751	ciphers	The plural form of cipher; more than one (kind of) cipher.
1752	circa	on or around a particular date	The city was built circa 1200 BCE.
1753	circle	A circle (●) is a round shape.	Please put your chairs in a circle.; The dog was running in circles.
1754	circled	The past tense and past participle of circle.
1755	circles	The plural form of circle; more than one (kind of) circle.
1756	circling	The present participle of circle.
1757	circuit	A circuit is a loop that normally starts and finishes in the same place.	They ran a circuit around the park.
1758	circuits	The plural form of circuit; more than one (kind of) circuit.
1759	circular	If something is circular it has the shape of a circle.	The wine glass left a circular stain on the table.
1760	circulars	The plural form of circular; more than one (kind of) circular.
1761	circulate	If something circulates	The lungs move air in and out, and the heart beats to circulate the blood.; A large fan kept the air circulating in the room.
1762	circulated	The past tense and past participle of circulate.
1763	circulates	The third-person singular form of circulate.
1764	circulating	The present participle of circulate.
1765	circulation	Circulation is the act of moving in a circle.
1766	circulations	The plural form of circulation; more than one (kind of) circulation.
1767	circumcise	When a boy or man is circumcised	Fewer parents are choosing to have their boys circumcised.
1768	circumcised	The past tense and past participle of circumcise.
1769	circumcises	The third-person singular form of circumcise.
1770	circumcising	The present participle of circumcise.
1771	circumcision	A circumcision is the removal of the foreskin of the penis.	The circumcision of men penis is a tradition in some religions.
1772	circumcisions	The plural form of circumcision; more than one (kind of) circumcision.
1773	circumference	The circumference of a circle or other round shape is the length around it.	The circumference of a circle is πd.
1774	circumferences	The plural form of circumference; more than one (kind of) circumference.
1775	circumnavigate	If you circumnavigate something
1776	circumnavigated	The past tense and past participle of circumnavigate.
1777	circumnavigates	The third-person singular form of circumnavigate.
1778	circumnavigating	The present participle of circumnavigate.
1779	circumscribe	If you circumscribe something
1780	circumscribed	The past tense and past participle of circumscribe.
1781	circumscribes	The third-person singular form of circumscribe.
1782	circumscribing	The present participle of circumscribe.
1783	circumstance	The circumstances surrounding an action or event includes all the information that helps you understand the action or event.	Though war is a terrible thing, it is necessary under certain circumstances.; Given the circumstances, I think we need to be flexible.
1784	circumstances	The plural form of circumstance; more than one (kind of) circumstance.
1785	circumvent	If you circumvent something
1786	circumvented	The past tense and past participle of circumvent.
1787	circumventing	The present participle of circumvent.
1788	circumvents	The third-person singular form of circumvent.
1789	circus	A circus is a group of travelling performers
1790	circuses	The plural form of circus; more than one (kind of) circus.
1791	cisgender	appearing or attempting to be a member of their birth sex.
1792	cisgendered	of
1793	cisgenders	The plural form of cisgender; more than one (kind of) cisgender.
1794	citation	A citation is a notice given to a person who has to go to court.
1795	citations	The plural form of citation; more than one (kind of) citation.
1796	cite	If you cite people or facts	Larkin (1979) cites cases of families who have moved out of regular homes into mobile homes or campers.; Two thirds of the people cited unemployment as the `main issue'.
1797	cited	The past tense and past participle of cite.
1798	cites	The third-person singular form of cite.
1799	cities	The plural form of city; more than one (kind of) city.
1800	citing	The present participle of cite.
1801	citizen	A citizen is a person who lives in a particular place.	The town has a population of 115, most of them senior citizens, with no young families.; With the recent economic problems, ordinary citizens are worried.; We all need to use less energy talk to our fellow citizens about environmental issues.
1802	citizens	The plural form of citizen; more than one (kind of) citizen.	The police tried to keep the citizens of the city away from the crime scene.
1803	citizenship	Citizenship is the status of a person recognized under the law as being a citizen of a country.
1804	citizenships	The plural form of citizenship; more than one (kind of) citizenship.
1805	citron	Citron is a color mixing yellow and green	; He had his house painted citron.
1806	citrons	The plural form of citron; more than one (kind of) citron.
1807	citrus	A citrus is a tree that can grow oranges	We can't grow citrus trees in Canada.
1808	citruses	The plural form of citrus; more than one (kind of) citrus.
1809	city	A city is large area where many people live and work	Tokyo and New York are two of the world's largest cities.; There's too much crime in this city.
1810	City center
1811	city hall	A city hall is a place where the administration of the municipal government is located.	The oldest building in that village is the city hall.
1812	city halls	The plural form of city hall; more than one (kind of) city hall.
1813	civic	You use civic to describe people or things that have an official status in a town or city.
1814	civil	About the citizens of a country	One of the most important civil rights is freedom of speech.; In the Civil War, the Red Army had blocked off the northern part of Ukraine from the hungry south.; The state is connected to civil society through aspects other than its role in administration; The government had run out of money to pay civil servants.; This comes under civil, rather than criminal, law.; The bridge would be one of the largest civil engineering projects in the country.
1815	civilian	A civilian is a person who is not in the country's army.	Its against the law for a soldier to hurt a civilian.; Civilians are not allowed in the army camp.
1816	civilians	People who are not in the army	Civilians are not allowed in the army camp.; Its against the law for a soldier to hurt civilians.
1817	civilisation	A civilisation is an organised culture encompassing many communities
1818	civilisations	The plural form of civilisation; more than one (kind of) civilisation.
1819	civilise	When you civilise someone	Our teacher civilised us today, stressing the importance of respecting others.
1820	civilised	If a society or culture is civilised
1821	civilises	The third-person singular form of civilise.
1822	civilising	The present participle of civilise.
1823	civilization	A civilization is an organized culture encompassing many communities
1824	civilizations	The plural form of civilization; more than one (kind of) civilization.
1825	civilize	When you civilize someone	Our teacher civilized us today, stressing the importance of respecting others.
1826	civilized	If a society or culture is civilized
1827	civilizes	The third-person singular form of civilize.
1828	civilizing	The present participle of civilize.
1829	clad	The past tense and past participle of clothe.
1830	claim	If you claim something	It is easy to claim that a god exists, but impossible to prove.; He claims to be at home when the shooting happened.; He often falsely claimed to be the president of various businesses.
1831	claimable	If something is claimable
1832	claimant	A claimant is a person making a claim.
1833	claimants	The plural form of claimant; more than one (kind of) claimant.
1834	claimed	The past tense and past participle of claim.
1835	claiming	The present participle of claim.
1836	claims	The third-person singular form of claim.
1837	Claire	Claire is a female given name.
1838	clairvoyance	Clairvoyance is the power to see the future.
1839	clairvoyant	If you are clairvoyant
1840	clairvoyants	The plural form of clairvoyant; more than one (kind of) clairvoyant.
1841	clam	A clam is a type of shellfish with a hard shell and a small opening that allows the flow of nutrients in and out of it.
1842	clamant	If something is clamant
1843	clamber	If you clamber
1844	clambered	The past tense and past participle of clamber.
1845	clambering	The present participle of clamber.
1846	clambers	The third-person singular form of clamber.
1847	clammed	The past tense and past participle of clam.
1848	clammier	The comparative form of clammy; more clammy.
1849	clammiest	The superlative form of clammy; most clammy.
1850	clamming	The present participle of clam.
1851	clammy	If a person's hands are clammy	His hands were clammy from fright.
1852	clamor	A clamor is a loud and continued shouting or exclamation.
1853	clamored	The past tense and past participle of clamor.
1854	clamoring	The present participle of clamor.
1855	clamors	The plural form of clamor; more than one (kind of) clamor.
1856	clamour	A clamour is a loud and continued shouting or exclamation.
1857	clamoured	The past tense and past participle of clamour.
1858	clamouring	The present participle of clamour.
1859	clamours	The plural form of clamour; more than one (kind of) clamour.
1860	clamp	A clamp is a device that holds and fixes machine elements together.
1861	clamped	The past tense and past participle of clamp.
1862	clamping	The present participle of clamp.
1863	clamps	The plural form of clamp; more than one (kind of) clamp.
1864	clams	The plural form of clam; more than one (kind of) clam.
1865	clan	A clan is an extended group of families	Everyone in the clan knew the story of Dasi and Leben.; Dromoland was built in the 1600s as the base of the O'Brien clan.
1866	clandestine	If something is clandestine
1867	clandestinely	If something is done clandestinely
1868	clank	A clank is a loud sound of metal hitting metal.
1869	clanked	The past tense and past participle of clank.
1870	clanking	The present participle of clank.
1871	clankings	The plural form of clanking; more than one (kind of) clanking.
1872	clanks	The plural form of clank; more than one (kind of) clank.
1873	clans	The plural form of clan; more than one (kind of) clan.
1874	clap	A clap is the act of hitting the palms of your hands together to make a noise.	She made a clap with her hands to get the man's attention.
1875	clapped	The past tense and past participle of clap.
1876	clapperboard	A clapperboard is a pair of hinged board that are struck together to synchronize picture and sound at the start of a video production.
1877	clapperboards	The plural form of clapperboard; more than one (kind of) clapperboard.
1878	clapping	The present participle of clap.
1879	claps	The plural form of clap; more than one (kind of) clap.
1880	Clare	Clare is a female given name.
1881	claret	Claret is a dry red wine produced in the Bordeaux region of France.
1882	clarets	The plural form of claret; more than one (kind of) claret.
1883	clarification	If you ask someone for a clarification
1884	clarifications	The plural form of clarification; more than one (kind of) clarification.
1885	clarified	The past tense and past participle of clarify.
1886	clarifies	The third-person singular form of clarify.
1887	clarify	If you clarify something	Finally, we would recommend further research to clarify the various issues.; The presentation of the results in these graphs and tables will help to clarify the idea.; I think we need to clarify what we have heard on the tape.
1888	clarifying	The present participle of clarify.
1889	clarinet	A clarinet is a musical instrument that is shaped like a tube and is played by blowing into the top of the tube through a special mouthpiece.
1890	clarinetist	A clarinetist is a person that plays the clarinet.	The clarinetist can play very well.
1891	clarinetists	The plural form of clarinetist; more than one (kind of) clarinetist.
1892	clarinets	The plural form of clarinet; more than one (kind of) clarinet.
1893	clarity	Clarity is the quality of being clear.	She dreamed, with great clarity, that she had seen her own death.; Lack of clarity on the part of the teacher will cause confusion among the students.
1894	Clark	Clark is a male given name.
1895	clash	If two individuals or groups clash	The Reds clashed with the police during the riot.
1896	clashed	The past tense and past participle of clash.
1897	clashes	The third-person singular form of clash.
1898	clashing	The present participle of clash.
1899	clasp	A clasp is a device that fastens two or more things together.
1900	clasped	The past tense and past participle of clasp.
1901	clasping	The present participle of clasp.
1902	clasps	The plural form of clasp; more than one (kind of) clasp.
1903	class	A class is a time for learning.	The history class is interesting.; Class today will be about whole numbers.; The number of students attending class is increasing.; I'd better go. I've got a class to teach.
1904	class action	A class action is a type of lawsuit whereby a group of people are represented by one member of that group.
1905	class actions	The plural form of class action; more than one (kind of) class action.
1906	classed	The past tense and past participle of class.
1907	classes	The plural form of class; more than one (kind of) class.
1908	classic	If something is classic	Richard Branson is a classic example of success without schooling.
1909	classical	Classical ideas or styles are those that were very common at a time in the past and sometimes continue into the present.	Classical theories in physics can't explain certain observations, which has led scientists to come up with new theories.
1910	Classical Greek	Classical Greek is the form of Ancient Greek language used during the classical period of Greek literature.
1911	Classical Manipuri	Alternative form of Classical Meitei
1912	Classical Meitei	Classical Meitei is the Meitei language as spoken and written in formal speeches
1913	classical music	Classical western music is music in a particular style that was written and played from about 1730 through 1820 after the Baroque period and before the Romantic period.	Perhaps, the best known classical composer was Mozart.
1914	classics	The plural form of classic; more than one (kind of) classic.
1915	classier	The comparative form of classy; more classy.
1916	classiest	The superlative form of classy; most classy.
1917	classification	A classification the system of groups that are based on the characteristics of the group members.	Linnaeus was known for his system of plant classification, which ordered plants according to their sexual parts.; The Library of Congress Classification puts these books together.
1918	classifications	The plural form of classification; more than one (kind of) classification.
1919	classified	When something is classified	Whether or not the government is spying on us is something that I cannot say, it is classified.
1920	classifieds	The plural form of classified; more than one (kind of) classified.
1921	classifies	The third-person singular form of classify.
1922	classify	When you classify something	This murder case was classified as an accidental murder.
1923	classifying	The present participle of classify.
1924	classiness	Classiness is the state or quality of being classy.
1925	classing	The present participle of class.
1926	classless	If something is classless
1927	classlessness	Classlessness is the state or quality of being classless.
1928	classmate	Classmate is a person (a student) who studies in the same class as you (in a school).	My classmate finished his assignment.
1929	classmates	The plural form of classmate; more than one (kind of) classmate.
1930	classroom	A classroom is a room used for instruction and teaching
1931	classrooms	The plural form of classroom; more than one (kind of) classroom.
1932	classwork	Classwork is the part of a scholar's work that is done in class.
1933	classy	If something is classy
1934	clatter	A clatter is a rattling noise of hard objects falling or striking each other.
1935	clattered	The past tense and past participle of clatter.
1936	clattering	The present participle of clatter.
1937	clatters	The third-person singular form of clatter.
1938	Claudia	Claudia is a female given name.
1939	clause	A clause is a section in a contract or other legal document.	The author's contract contained a clause giving him creative control over the films.
1940	clauses	The plural form of clause; more than one (kind of) clause.
1941	claustrophobia	Claustrophobia is the fear of tight spaces.
1942	claustrophobic	If someone is claustrophobic
1943	claustrophobics	The plural form of claustrophobic; more than one (kind of) claustrophobic.
1944	clavicle	The clavicle is a long bone that is part of the shoulder.
1945	clavicles	The plural form of clavicle; more than one (kind of) clavicle.
1946	claw	A claw is the sharp part on the toe of an animal.	The cat was mad at me so, it dug its claw into my skin.
1947	clawed	The past tense and past participle of claw.
1948	clawing	The present participle of claw.
1949	claws	The plural form of claw; more than one (kind of) claw.
1950	Claxon
1951	clay	Clay is a type of mud or dirt that can be made into bricks and pots.
1952	clays	The plural form of clay; more than one (kind of) clay.
1953	clean	If something is clean	The kids came back from the washroom with clean hands and faces.; Did you wash these dishes? They don't look very clean.; To keep the air clean, smoking is not allowed.; I clear our breakfast and wipe the table clean with a wet rag.
1954	clean as a whistle	If something is as clean as a whistle
1955	cleaned	The past tense and past participle of clean.
1956	cleaner	A cleaner is a person whose job is to cleans houses or buildings.
1957	cleaners	The plural form of cleaner; more than one (kind of) cleaner.
1958	cleanest	The superlative form of clean; most clean.
1959	cleaning	The present participle of clean.
1960	Cleaning system
1961	cleanlier	The comparative form of cleanly; more cleanly.
1962	cleanliest	The superlative form of cleanly; most cleanly.
1963	cleanliness	Cleanliness is the state or quality of being clean.	The cleanliness of her son's bedroom made the mother proud.
1964	cleanly	If somebody or something is cleanly	This room is very cleanly.
1965	cleanness	Cleanness is the state or quality of being clean.
1966	cleans	The third-person singular form of clean.
1967	cleanse	If you cleanse something
1968	cleansed	The past tense and past participle of cleanse.
1969	cleanser	A cleanser is a substance that cleanses something.
1970	cleansers	The plural form of cleanser; more than one (kind of) cleanser.
1971	cleanses	The third-person singular form of cleanse.
1972	cleansing	The present participle of cleanse.
1973	clear	A clear idea is an idea that is easy to understand.	OK, so you need the key. I see. That's clear now.; Now it's clear as a bell to me why you want to stay here.
1974	clear as crystal	If something is as clear as crystal
1975	clearance	Clearance is the process of getting official permission for something.	She needs to get top-secret security clearance before working on the secret program.
1976	clearances	The plural form of clearance; more than one (kind of) clearance.
1977	cleared	The past tense and past participle of clear.
1978	clearer	The comparative form of clear; more clear.
1979	clearest	The superlative form of clear; most clear.
1980	clearing	The present participle of clear.
1981	clearings	The plural form of clearing; more than one (kind of) clearing.
1982	clearly	If something is clearly true	The building is clearly visible from the air.
1983	clearness	Clearness is the state or quality of being clear.
1984	clears	The third-person singular form of clear.
1985	cleavage	Cleavage is the gap between a woman's breasts.	Her low cut dress showed her cleavage.
1986	cleavages	The plural form of cleavage; more than one (kind of) cleavage.
1987	cleave	If you cleave something
1988	cleaved	The past tense and past participle of cleave.
1989	cleaver	A cleaver is a heavy knife with a wide blade. It is used by butchers for hacking through bones.
1990	cleavers	The plural form of cleaver; more than one (kind of) cleaver.
1991	cleaves	The third-person singular form of cleave.
1992	cleaving	The present participle of cleave.
1993	clef	A clef is a sign that is put at the left of each musical staff.	Viola music is written in the alto clef.
1994	clefs	The plural form of clef; more than one (kind of) clef.
1995	Cleji
1996	clementine	A clementine is a sweet variety of tangerine with orange red skin.
1997	clementines	The plural form of clementine; more than one (kind of) clementine.
1998	clench	If you clench your fist
1999	clenched	The past tense and past participle of clench.
2000	clenches	The third-person singular form of clench.
2001	clenching	The present participle of clench.
2002	cleptocracies	The plural form of cleptocracy; more than one (kind of) cleptocracy.
2003	cleptocracy	Cleptocracy is a corrupt and dishonest government.
2004	clergies	The plural form of clergy; more than one (kind of) clergy.
2005	clergy	Clergies are formal leaders within established religions.
2006	clergyman	A clergyman is a formal leader within established religions.
2007	clergymen	The plural form of clergyman; more than one (kind of) clergyman.
2008	clergywoman	A clergywoman is a formal leader within established religions.
2009	clergywomen	The plural form of clergywoman; more than one (kind of) clergywoman.
2010	cleric	A cleric is a member of a clergy.
2011	clerical	Clerical work	We didn't get the proper refund because of a clerical error.; My children have held various clerical jobs.
2012	clerics	The plural form of cleric; more than one (kind of) cleric.
2013	clerk	A clerk is a person who keeps an organization's records.	I called the city clerk's office to see if they had a record of her birth.
2014	clerked	The past tense and past participle of clerk.
2015	clerking	The present participle of clerk.
2016	clerks	The plural form of clerk; more than one (kind of) clerk.
2017	Cleveland	Cleveland is a large city in the US state of Ohio.
2018	clever	A person that is clever is able to think quickly and sharply.	He is a very clever salesman. He almost got me into buying his product.
2019	cleverer	The comparative form of clever; more clever.
2020	cleverest	The superlative form of clever; most clever.
2021	cleverly	If something is cleverly done	It was cleverly designed to be taken apart and put back together quickly and easily.; Her knife was cleverly hidden in her boot.
2022	cleverness	The cleverness of a person is how clever they are.
2023	clevernesses	The plural form of cleverness; more than one (kind of) cleverness.
2024	click	Click is the act of operating a switch so that it clicks.
2025	clickable	If something is clickable
2026	clicked	The past tense and past participle of click.
2027	clicking	The present participle of click.
2028	clicks	The plural form of click; more than one (kind of) click.
2029	client	Your client is a person or group that uses your services or buys your products.	As lawyers, we advise our clients not to talk to the media.; Each day, our best salespeople will persuade fifteen potential clients to buy the service.
2030	clients	The plural form of client; more than one (kind of) client.
2031	client-server	A client-server is a computer system in which a central server provides data to a number of networked workstations.
2032	cliff	A cliff is a vertical (straight up and down) rock face.	Don't go too close to the cliff or you will fall off.
2033	cliffhanger	A cliffhanger is a story or movie that is exciting because you do not know what is going to happen next.
2034	cliffhangers	The plural form of cliffhanger; more than one (kind of) cliffhanger.
2035	Clifford	Clifford is a male given name.
2036	cliffs	The plural form of cliff; more than one (kind of) cliff.
2037	climate	The weather conditions of a place.	The desert is a very hot climate to be in.
2038	climate change	Climate change is the natural long-term change in the Earth's climate.	Climate change is such a prevalent issue these days.
2039	climates	The plural form of climate; more than one (kind of) climate.
2040	climatise	If you climatise yourself
2041	climatised	The past tense and past participle of climatise.
2042	climatises	The third-person singular form of climatise.
2043	climatising	The present participle of climatise.
2044	climatize	If you climatize yourself
2045	climatized	The past tense and past participle of climatize.
2046	climatizes	The third-person singular form of climatize.
2047	climatizing	The present participle of climatize.
2048	climatologies	The plural form of climatology; more than one (kind of) climatology.
2049	climatologist	A climatologist is a person who studies climates.
2050	climatologists	The plural form of climatologist; more than one (kind of) climatologist.
2051	climatology	Climatology is the study of climates.
2052	climb	If you climb something	They climbed the stairs to the top of the tower again and went out onto the roof.; The kids spent the afternoon climbing up and down the tree.
2053	climb up
2054	climbable	If something is climbable
2055	climbed	The past tense and past participle of climb.
2056	climber	A climber is someone who climbs.	She was a famous mountain climber.
2057	climbers	The plural form of climber; more than one (kind of) climber.
2058	climbing	The present participle of climb.
2059	climbs	The third-person singular form of climb.
2060	clinch	If you clinch a goal	One more point will clinch the match for her.
2061	clinched	The past tense and past participle of clinch.
2062	clinches	The third-person singular form of clinch.
2063	clinching	The present participle of clinch.
2064	cling	If something clings to something else
2065	clingier	The comparative form of clingy; more clingy.
2066	clingiest	The superlative form of clingy; most clingy.
2067	clinging	The present participle of cling.
2068	clings	The third-person singular form of cling.
2069	clingy	Something that is clingy has the tendency to cling onto something.	The plastic was so clingy that it took a few minutes to remove it all.
2070	clinic	A clinic is a place to see the doctor for health checkups or to buy medicine.	He felt ill yesterday, so he had to visit the clinic to buy some medicine.
2071	clinical	Clinical work or practice is related to the observation and treatment of patients.	She is doing her clinical training at the hospital.
2072	clinics	The plural form of clinic; more than one (kind of) clinic.	There is a row of clinics at the end of this street.
2073	clip	A clip is a small item to hold things on to another.	We need more clips to hang the laundry.
2074	clipboard	A clipboard is a flat piece of rigid material
2075	clipboards	The plural form of clipboard; more than one (kind of) clipboard.
2076	clipped	The past tense and past participle of clip.
2077	clipping	A clipping is a piece of something removed by clipping.
2078	clippings	The plural form of clipping; more than one (kind of) clipping.
2079	clips	The plural form of clip; more than one (kind of) clip.
2080	clique	A clique is a small group of individuals that hang out together due to the similarities in their lifestyle or social status.
2081	cliqued	The past tense and past participle of clique.
2082	cliques	The plural form of clique; more than one (kind of) clique.
2083	cliquing	The present participle of clique.
2084	clitorides	The plural form of clitoris; more than one (kind of) clitoris.
2085	clitoris	The clitoris is part of a female's sexual organs in mammals	The spotted hyena uses the clitoris for urination in addition to as a sex organ.
2086	clitorises	The plural form of clitoris; more than one (kind of) clitoris.
2087	Clive
2088	cloak	A cloak is a long outer garment that is worn over the shoulders and covering the back.
2089	cloaked	The past tense and past participle of cloak.
2090	cloaking	The present participle of cloak.
2091	cloaks	The plural form of cloak; more than one (kind of) cloak.
2092	clobber	If you clobber someone
2093	clobbered	The past tense and past participle of clobber.
2094	clobbering	The present participle of clobber.
2095	clobbers	The third-person singular form of clobber.
2096	clock	A clock is an instrument that tells you what the time is. A small clock which you carry is called a watch.	He was sleepy, and the clock said 11:32.; The digital clock on the wall tells her that it is almost six-thirty.; She'd never before been in a house which did not have a clock ticking somewhere.; He looked at the clock and then at his watch: The clock was nine minutes fast. He still had some time.
2097	clocked	The past tense and past participle of clock.
2098	clocker	A clocker is a person who illegally winds back the milometer of a car.
2099	clockers	The plural form of clocker; more than one (kind of) clocker.
2100	clocking	The present participle of clock.
2101	clocks	The plural form of clock; more than one (kind of) clock.
2102	clockwise	Clockwise is the direction that the hands of a clock turn in.
2103	clockwork	If something works like clockwork it works very smoothly and correctly.	The new car worked like clockwork.
2104	clockworks	The plural form of clockwork; more than one (kind of) clockwork.
2105	clod	A clod is a lump of clay.
2106	clods	The plural form of clod; more than one (kind of) clod.
2107	clog	A clog is a blockage in a pipe.
2108	clogged	The past tense and past participle of clog.
2109	clogging	The present participle of clog.
2110	clogs	The third-person singular form of clog.
2111	cloister	A cloister is a rectangular open space surrounded by covered walks or open galleries. It has open arcades on the inner side
2112	cloistered	The past tense and past participle of cloister.
2113	cloistering	The present participle of cloister.
2114	cloisters	The plural form of cloister; more than one (kind of) cloister.
2115	clomp	Clomp is the sound your feet makes when hitting the ground loudly.
2116	clomped	The past tense and past participle of clomp.
2117	clomping	The present participle of clomp.
2118	clomps	The plural form of clomp; more than one (kind of) clomp.
2119	clone	A clone is a living being produced from another being that is genetically identical to the first being.	Ewe Dolly is known to be the first man-made clone.; All these cells are clones of a first cell that has divided.
2120	cloned	The past tense and past participle of clone.
2121	clones	The plural form of clone; more than one (kind of) clone.
2122	cloning	The present participle of clone.
2123	close	If you close something	She watched TV for a while, and then closed her eyes.; He left the room and softly closed the door behind him.; He opened his mouth and closed it again without saying anything.
2124	close relative	A close relative is someone you're closely related to; they are a close member of your family.
2125	closed	The past tense and past participle of close.
2126	closely	If something is closely related	The birds on this island are closely related to those on the mainland.
2127	closeness	Closeness is the state or quality of being close.
2128	closer	The comparative form of close; more close.
2129	closers	The plural form of closer; more than one (kind of) closer.
2130	closes	The third-person singular form of close.
2131	closest	The superlative form of close; most close.
2132	closet	A closet is a tall cupboard that is used to store clothes.
2133	closeted	The past tense and past participle of closet.
2134	closeting	The present participle of closet.
2135	closets	The plural form of closet; more than one (kind of) closet.
2136	closing	The present participle of close.
2137	closings	The plural form of closing; more than one (kind of) closing.
2138	closure	A closure is an event that signifies an ending of something.
2139	closures	The plural form of closure; more than one (kind of) closure.
2140	cloth	Cloth is a thin
2141	clothe	If you clothe something or someone	The mother clothes her children to go to school in the morning.; I woke up fully clothed, and I couldn't remember the night before.
2142	clothed	The past tense and past participle of clothe.	Last winter, the mother clothed her children in warm coats.
2143	clothes	Clothes	He took off his clothes and got into the shower.; There was no money to buy clothes, so we got our cousins' old shirts and jeans with holes in the knees.
2144	clothesline	A clothesline is a place to hang clothing to dry and is usually made of rope or plastic wire.	Please help me to hang these towels on the clothesline outside.
2145	clotheslines	The plural form of clothesline; more than one (kind of) clothesline.
2146	clothier	A clothier is a person who makes and sells clothes.	I went to the clothier to get a new suit.
2147	clothiers	The plural form of clothier; more than one (kind of) clothier.
2148	clothing	When you speak of clothes in general	Shoes, shirts, and trousers are types of clothing.; You need to wear warm clothing in the winter.
2149	clothings	The plural form of clothing; more than one (kind of) clothing.
2150	cloths	The plural form of cloth; more than one (kind of) cloth.
2151	cloud	A cloud is a collection of condensed water vapor floating in the sky that sometimes makes rain.	Those dark storm clouds are quickly getting closer.
2152	cloudberries	The plural form of cloudberry; more than one (kind of) cloudberry.
2153	cloudberry	A cloudberry is a kind of bramble that grows slowly.
2154	clouded	The past tense and past participle of cloud.
2155	cloudier	The comparative form of cloudy; more cloudy.
2156	cloudiest	The superlative form of cloudy; most cloudy.
2157	clouding	The present participle of cloud.
2158	cloudless	If the skies are cloudless
2159	cloudlike	If something is cloudlike
2160	clouds	The plural form of cloud; more than one (kind of) cloud.
2161	cloudy	When the sky is cloudy	The sky quickly became cloudy and it started to rain.
2162	clout	Clout is control or power over other people.	The president of the United States has a lot of clout.
2163	clouts	The plural form of clout; more than one (kind of) clout.
2164	clown	A clown is a person that entertains people	Some children are afraid by clowns because of their unusual appearance that can be rather impressive.
2165	clowned	The past tense and past participle of clown.
2166	clownfish	A clownfish is an orange and white striped salt water fish that is known for its relationship with sea anenomes.	There were clownfish in the exhibit.
2167	clownfishes	The plural form of clownfish; more than one (kind of) clownfish.
2168	clowning	The present participle of clown.
2169	clowns	The plural form of clown; more than one (kind of) clown.
2170	cloy	If you cloy something
2171	cloyed	The past tense and past participle of cloy.
2172	cloying	The present participle of cloy.
2173	cloys	The third-person singular form of cloy.
2174	club	A club is an organisation of people who share a similar sport	He was a member of his high school drama club.; Every town in Europe has its own football club.
2175	clubbed	The past tense and past participle of club.
2176	clubbing	The present participle of club.
2177	clubs	The plural form of club; more than one (kind of) club.
2178	clue	A clue is a piece of information that helps you answer a question or solve a problem.	He said nothing, made no gesture, and gave no clue about what he was thinking.; Something in those boxes might provide a clue to his death.; She disappeared without a clue.
2179	clued	The past tense and past participle of clue.
2180	clueless	A clueless person is someone who lacks knowledge or understanding.
2181	clues	The plural form of clue; more than one (kind of) clue.
2182	cluing	The present participle of clue.
2183	clump	A clump is a small group of trees or plants.
2184	clumped	The past tense and past participle of clump.
2185	clumpier	The comparative form of clumpy; more clumpy.
2186	clumpiest	The superlative form of clumpy; most clumpy.
2187	clumping	The present participle of clump.
2188	clumps	The plural form of clump; more than one (kind of) clump.
2189	clumpy	If something is clumpy
2190	clumsier	The comparative form of clumsy; more clumsy.
2191	clumsiest	The superlative form of clumsy; most clumsy.
2192	clumsily	If you do something clumsily
2193	clumsiness	Clumsiness is a lack of coordination; it is the condition of being clumsy.
2194	clumsinesses	The plural form of clumsiness; more than one (kind of) clumsiness.
2195	clumsy	A clumsy person is not skillful or graceful when performing a movement.	He is very clumsy. He might break the dishes.
2196	clung	The past tense and past participle of cling.
2197	cluster	A cluster is anything that is more than one thing put together.	In the market, you can find a cluster of bananas.
2198	clustered	The past tense and past participle of cluster.
2199	clustering	The present participle of cluster.
2200	clusterise	If you clusterise things
2201	clusterised	The past tense and past participle of clusterise.
2202	clusterises	The third-person singular form of clusterise.
2203	clusterising	The present participle of clusterise.
2204	clusterize	If you clusterize things
2205	clusterized	The past tense and past participle of clusterize.
2206	clusterizes	The third-person singular form of clusterize.
2207	clusterizing	The present participle of clusterize.
2208	clusters	The plural form of cluster; more than one (kind of) cluster.
2209	clutch	The clutch is the device in a car that changes gear.	The clutch pedal is controlled with the left foot in manual cars.
2210	clutched	The past tense and past participle of clutch.
2211	clutches	The plural form of clutch; more than one (kind of) clutch.
2212	clutching	The present participle of clutch.
2213	clutter	A clutter is a bunch of things that are left in an untidy state.
2214	cluttered	The past tense and past participle of clutter.
2215	cluttering	The present participle of clutter.
2216	clutters	The third-person singular form of clutter.
2217	Clyde	Clyde is a male given name.
2218	cm	Short for centimeter or centimeters.	I am 150 cm tall.
2219	C'mon
2220	co-	co- is a prefix added to verbs and means that something is done together or mutually.
2221	co op
2222	coach	A coach is a teacher of a sport.	Even though his team won, first-year coach Andrew Johnson was not happy.; Parkview's new assistant girls soccer coach Karen Kingston has led the Panthers team to a 4-1 record.; Mrs. Schenkman, the seventh grade girls' basketball coach, had ended practice for the day.
2223	coached	The past tense and past participle of coach.
2224	coaches	The plural form of coach; more than one (kind of) coach.
2225	coaching	The present participle of coach.
2226	coachman	A coachman is the person who drives a coach.	The family tipped the coachman when they arrived at their destination.
2227	coachmen	The plural form of coachman; more than one (kind of) coachman.
2228	coact
2229	coagulant	A coagulant is a substance that causes something to change from a solid to liquid state.
2230	coagulants	The plural form of coagulant; more than one (kind of) coagulant.
2231	coagulate	If something coagulates	In cheese making, milk coagulates into curds that become cheese.
2232	coagulated	The past tense and past participle of coagulate.
2233	coagulates	The third-person singular form of coagulate.
2234	coagulating	The present participle of coagulate.
2235	coagulation	Coagulation is the process of a substance changing from a solid to liquid state.
2236	coagulations	The plural form of coagulation; more than one (kind of) coagulation.
2237	coal	Coal is a fuel which comes from under the ground. It is black
2238	coalesce	If a group of materials coalesce they join together to form a single thing.
2239	coalesced	The past tense and past participle of coalesce.
2240	coalesces	The third-person singular form of coalesce.
2241	coalescing	The present participle of coalesce.
2242	coalition	A temporary group that is formed for a particular reason.	The two governments formed a coalition to help their workers.
2243	coalitions	The plural form of coalition; more than one (kind of) coalition.
2244	coals	The plural form of coal; more than one (kind of) coal.
2245	coarse	When an object is coarse	I prefer to season with fine salt instead of coarse salt because it mixes more easily.
2246	coarsely	If something is cut in a coarsely way
2247	coarsen	If you coarsen something
2248	coarsened	The past tense and past participle of coarsen.
2249	coarseness	The coarseness of something is how coarse they are.
2250	coarsening	The present participle of coarsen.
2251	coarsens	The third-person singular form of coarsen.
2252	coarser	The comparative form of coarse; more coarse.
2253	coarsest	The superlative form of coarse; most coarse.
2254	coast	The coast is the area of land closest to the sea.	The hotel was near the coast and their room had a balcony from which they could see the distant ocean.; The numbers of fish along the Atlantic coast declined from heavy fishing, construction of dams, and pollution.
2255	coastal	If something is coastal	Going to the beach for the coastal breeze is a way of relaxing.
2256	coasted	The past tense and past participle of coast.
2257	coasting	The present participle of coast.
2258	coastline	The coastline is the shape or boundary of a coast.
2259	coastlines	The plural form of coastline; more than one (kind of) coastline.
2260	coasts	The plural form of coast; more than one (kind of) coast.
2261	coat	An outer piece of clothing that covers the upper part of the body and the arms.	The woman wore a fur coat.; It's cold today, so you need to wear a coat when you go outside.
2262	coat of arms	Coat of arms are signs which is the symbol of a family
2263	coated	The past tense and past participle of coat.
2264	coating	The present participle of coat.
2265	coatings	The plural form of coating; more than one (kind of) coating.
2266	coats	The plural form of coat; more than one (kind of) coat.
2267	coats of arms	The plural form of coat of arms; more than one (kind of) coat of arms.
2268	coax	If you coax someone
2269	coaxed	The past tense and past participle of coax.
2270	coaxes	The third-person singular form of coax.
2271	coaxing	The present participle of coax.
2272	cob	A cob is the part of the corn that is made of a hard husk surrounded by many kernels.
2273	cobalt	Cobalt is a metal and element with an atomic number of 27 and the symbol Co.	Cobalt is used to make magnetic alloys.
2274	cobble	A cobblestone.
2275	cobbled	The past tense and past participle of cobble.
2276	cobbler	A cobbler is a person who makes and repairs shoes.
2277	cobblers	The plural form of cobbler; more than one (kind of) cobbler.
2278	cobbles	The plural form of cobble; more than one (kind of) cobble.
2279	cobbling	The present participle of cobble.
2280	cobs	The plural form of cob; more than one (kind of) cob.
2281	cobweb	A cobweb is the remains of an old spiderweb.
2282	cobwebs	The plural form of cobweb; more than one (kind of) cobweb.
2283	Coca-Cola	Coca-Cola is a brand of carbonated non-alcoholic cola drink.
2284	cocaine	An addictive drug in the form of a white powder that users generally take by sniffing it through their nose; cocaine is a stimulant and a narcotic.
2285	cocaines	The plural form of cocaine; more than one (kind of) cocaine.
2286	Coccinellid
2287	Cochise
2288	cock	A cock is a male chicken.
2289	cockatoo	A cockatoo is a kind of parrot from Australia.
2290	cockatoos	The plural form of cockatoo; more than one (kind of) cockatoo.
2291	cocked	The past tense and past participle of cock.
2292	cockerel	A cockerel is a young male chicken.
2293	cockerels	The plural form of cockerel; more than one (kind of) cockerel.
2294	cockfight	A cockfight is a contest
2295	cockfights	The plural form of cockfight; more than one (kind of) cockfight.
2296	cockier	The comparative form of cocky; more cocky.
2297	cockiest	The superlative form of cocky; most cocky.
2298	cockiness	The cockiness of someone is how cocky they are.
2299	cocking	The present participle of cock.
2300	cockpit	A cockpit is the front part of an aircraft where the pilots sit to control an aircraft.
2301	cockpits	The plural form of cockpit; more than one (kind of) cockpit.
2302	cockroach	A cockroach is a brown or black straight-winged insect.
2303	cockroaches	The plural form of cockroach; more than one (kind of) cockroach.
2304	cocks	The plural form of cock; more than one (kind of) cock.
2305	cocktail	A cocktail is an alcoholic drink made from a spirit or several spirits mixed with fruit juice	Her favourite cocktail was a "Pink Lady" made with gin, grenadine syrup, cream and an egg.
2306	cocktails	The plural form of cocktail; more than one (kind of) cocktail.
2307	cocky	If a person is cocky
2308	cocoa	Cocoa is a powder made from roasted and ground cacao seeds.
2309	cocoas	The plural form of cocoa; more than one (kind of) cocoa.
2310	coconut	A coconut is a large seed that grows in a coconut palm.
2311	coconut crab	A kind of crab that lives in Asia
2312	coconut crabs	The plural form of coconut crab; more than one (kind of) coconut crab.
2313	coconuts	The plural form of coconut; more than one (kind of) coconut.
2314	coda	A coda is a short passage at the end of a piece of music
2315	codas	The plural form of coda; more than one (kind of) coda.
2316	coddle	If you coddle something or someone
2317	coddled	The past tense and past participle of coddle.
2318	coddles	The third-person singular form of coddle.
2319	coddling	The present participle of coddle.
2320	code	A code is a set of rules or laws.	Children usually learn their parents' moral code.; Section 244(1) (a) of the Canadian Criminal Code defines assault.
2321	coded	The past tense and past participle of code.
2322	codeine	Codeine is a drug that doctors use to reduce the pain of patients and make them sleep
2323	codeines	The plural form of codeine; more than one (kind of) codeine.
2324	codependence	If you have codependence	Her codependence meant she never took care of her own needs first.
2325	codependencies	The plural form of codependency; more than one (kind of) codependency.
2326	codependency	Codependency is when you emotionally submissive in response to someone's harmful behaviour; being an emotional doormat	Her codependency meant she gave in to most narcissists.
2327	co-dependent	Co-dependent is a relationship in which a person allows another person to control them.
2328	codes	The plural form of code; more than one (kind of) code.
2329	codified	The past tense and past participle of codify.
2330	codifies	The third-person singular form of codify.
2331	codify	If you codify something
2332	codifying	The present participle of codify.
2333	coding	The present participle of code.
2334	codings	The plural form of coding; more than one (kind of) coding.
2335	coelacanth	A coelacanth is a type of fish that was common in prehistory and still exists today
2336	coelacanths	The plural form of coelacanth; more than one (kind of) coelacanth.
2337	coerce	If you coerces someone into doing something	She was coerced into giving the bully her lunch money.
2338	coerced	The past tense and past participle of coerce.
2339	coerces	The third-person singular form of coerce.
2340	coercing	The present participle of coerce.
2341	coercion	Coercion is the act or process of using power to make someone do something they don't want to.	There is no reason to believe that his actions were the result of coercion.
2342	coercions	The plural form of coercion; more than one (kind of) coercion.
2343	coercive	A coercive person is someone who uses force or threats to make someone to do something.
2344	coexist	If two or more things coexist	At a certain temperature and pressure, liquid water, solid ice, and water vapor can coexist.
2345	coexisted	The past tense and past participle of coexist.
2346	coexistence	When two or more things live together in the same space
2347	coexistences	The plural form of coexistence; more than one (kind of) coexistence.
2348	coexisting	The present participle of coexist.
2349	coexists	The third-person singular form of coexist.
2350	coextensive	If two places are coextensive
2351	coffee	Coffee is a dark brown drink that is very popular around the world.	Would you like a cup coffee or tea?; "Milk or cream?" "No, thank you. I like my coffee black."
2352	coffee break	A coffee break is a short rest period during a person's working hours.
2353	coffeehouse	A coffeehouse is an establishment where coffee is served to clients; a café.
2354	coffeehouses	The plural form of coffeehouse; more than one (kind of) coffeehouse.
2355	coffeemaker	A coffeemaker is a person who makes coffee.
2356	coffeemakers	The plural form of coffeemaker; more than one (kind of) coffeemaker.
2357	coffees	The plural form of coffee; more than one (kind of) coffee.
2358	coffeeshop	A coffeeshop is an establishment where coffee is served to clients; a café.
2359	coffeeshops	The plural form of coffeeshop; more than one (kind of) coffeeshop.
2360	coffin	A coffin is a box used to keep the dead body of a person.	The family of Mary were very hurt to see her laying in her coffin.; After Mary's funeral was over, they took her coffin out of the church.
2361	coffined	The past tense and past participle of coffin.
2362	coffining	The present participle of coffin.
2363	coffins	The plural form of coffin; more than one (kind of) coffin.
2364	cogitate	If you cogitate
2365	cogitated	The past tense and past participle of cogitate.
2366	cogitates	The third-person singular form of cogitate.
2367	cogitating	The present participle of cogitate.
2368	cognac	Cognac is a type of brandy that is distilled from white wine in the region around Cognac in France.	Many manufacturers add a small amount of caramel to color their cognacs.
2369	cognacs	The plural form of cognac; more than one (kind of) cognac.
2370	cognate	One related by blood or origin with another
2371	cognates	The plural form of cognate; more than one (kind of) cognate.
2372	cognitive	Cognitive skills	Allowing children to play can improve the development of cognitive and social skills.; The six-year-old has behavioral and cognitive problems.
2373	cohere	If things cohere	Separate molecules will cohere because of electromagnetic force.
2374	cohered	The past tense and past participle of cohere.
2375	coherence	Coherence is the property of being connected	Even if the story lacks logical coherence, it is still a fun film to watch.; Teachers need to help the learner to achieve a genuine sense of coherence across the subjects.; We studied loneliness and coherence among Children with learning problems.
2376	coherent	If something is coherent	His argument was clear and coherent.
2377	coheres	The third-person singular form of cohere.
2378	cohering	The present participle of cohere.
2379	cohesion	Cohesion is the act or state of sticking together.	The coach was an expert at raising everyone's spirits and maintaining team cohesion.; The residents know their neighbours and there's strong social cohesion.; His essays have interesting ideas but the text often lacks cohesion.
2380	cohesions	The plural form of cohesion; more than one (kind of) cohesion.
2381	cohesive	A cohesive substance has molecules that are able to stick together due to intermolecular forces
2382	cohort	A cohort is a group of people supporting the same thing or person.
2383	cohorts	The plural form of cohort; more than one (kind of) cohort.
2384	coil	A coil is a long object in circular piles "wound continuously round one point".	Ropes are usually stored as coils.
2385	coiled	The past tense and past participle of coil.
2386	coiling	The present participle of coil.
2387	coils	The plural form of coil; more than one (kind of) coil.
2388	co-imperium	A co-imperium is a political entity that is jointly ruled by two or more external nations.	New Hebrides was a co-imperium of the United Kingdom and France.
2389	coin	A coin is money made of metal.	The United States makes several different coins including the penny, nickel, dime, and quarter.
2390	coinage	Coinage is the process of coining money.
2391	coinages	The plural form of coinage; more than one (kind of) coinage.
2392	coincide	Two things coincide with each other if they're both in the same place or at the same time.	The time of your party coincides with my niece's wedding, so I can't come.; The end of one side of a triangle coincides with the end of another side, making a corner.
2393	coincided	The past tense and past participle of coincide.
2394	coincidence	A coincidence is when two things are in the same place or space	The scientist studied the beam of electrons and timed examples of coincidence.
2395	coincidences	The plural form of coincidence; more than one (kind of) coincidence.
2396	coincides	The third-person singular form of coincide.
2397	coinciding	The present participle of coincide.
2398	coined	The past tense and past participle of coin.
2399	coining	The present participle of coin.
2400	coins	The plural form of coin; more than one (kind of) coin.
2401	coir	The fibers around the outside of a coconut; coir is often used to make rope or mats.
2402	coitus	A coitus is when a person has sexual intercourse. The penis is inserted inside the vagina and usually until orgasm happens.
2403	coituses	The plural form of coitus; more than one (kind of) coitus.
2404	coke	If you burn coal
2405	cokes	The plural form of coke; more than one (kind of) coke.
2406	cola	The plural form of colon; more than one (kind of) colon.
2407	colander	A colander is a bowl with holes that is used to drain food such as pasta.
2408	colanders	The plural form of colander; more than one (kind of) colander.
2409	colas	The plural form of cola; more than one (kind of) cola.
2410	cold	If something is cold	The wind made her hands cold.; It's going to be very cold today so wear a jacket.
2411	cold case	A cold case is an unsolved criminal investigation that remains open pending new evidence.
2412	cold cases	The plural form of cold case; more than one (kind of) cold case.
2413	cold turkey	If you quit smoking	Why did you decide to go cold turkey instead of cutting down?
2414	Cold War	The Cold War was the time when the United States and the Soviet Union were very hostile towards each other.	The Space Race was part of the Cold War.
2415	cold-bloodedly	When someone behaves cold-bloodedy
2416	colder	The comparative form of cold; more cold.
2417	coldest	The superlative form of cold; most cold.
2418	cold-hearted	When someone is cold-hearted
2419	cold-heartedly	When someone behaves cold-heartedly
2420	cold-heartedness	cold-heartedness is when you are cold-hearted to someone else.
2421	cold-heartednesses	The plural form of cold-heartedness; more than one (kind of) cold-heartedness.
2422	coldish	Something that is coldish is somewhat cold
2423	coldly	With a low temperature.
2424	coldness	Coldness is the state or quality of being cold.
2425	colds	The plural form of cold; more than one (kind of) cold.
2426	Cole Portor
2427	coleslaw	Coleslaw is a type of salad. It is made with shredded cabbage	For lunch, I had a chicken leg with a side of coleslaw.
2428	coleslaws	The plural form of coleslaw; more than one (kind of) coleslaw.
2429	colitis	Colitis is the inflammation of the colon.
2430	collaborate	To collaborate is to work with others.	They collaborated on the project.
2431	collaborated	The past tense and past participle of collaborate.
2432	collaborates	The third-person singular form of collaborate.
2433	collaborating	The present participle of collaborate.
2434	collaboration	Collaboration is the act of working with another person to produce something.	Collaboration can be a useful part of the creative] process.
2435	collaborations	The plural form of collaboration; more than one (kind of) collaboration.
2436	Collaborative
2437	collage	A collage is a picture made by sticking other pictures onto a surface.
2438	collaged	The past tense and past participle of collage.
2439	collagen	Collagen is a group of naturally occurring proteins. In nature
2440	collagens	The plural form of collagen; more than one (kind of) collagen.
2441	collages	The plural form of collage; more than one (kind of) collage.
2442	collaging	The present participle of collage.
2443	collapsable	If something is collapsable
2444	collapse	Something collapses when all its parts fall down loosely. A building or a bridge collapses when it breaks and all its parts fall down. A person collapses when they are tired and they fall into a chair or onto a bed and are too tired to get up.	He was so tired, he just collapsed onto that chair.; The bridge collapsed, but no one was hurt.
2445	collapsed	The past tense and past participle of collapse.
2446	collapses	The plural form of collapse; more than one (kind of) collapse.
2447	collapsible	If something is collapsible
2448	collapsing	The present participle of collapse.
2449	collar	The neck part of a shirt	He put up his collar because of the cold wind.
2450	collared	The past tense and past participle of collar.
2451	collaring	The present participle of collar.
2452	collarless	A collarless shirt does not have a collar.
2453	collars	The plural form of collar; more than one (kind of) collar.
2454	collate	If you collate information or data
2455	collated	The past tense and past participle of collate.
2456	collates	The third-person singular form of collate.
2457	collating	The present participle of collate.
2458	colleague	A colleague is a person who works together with another person or who does the same kind of work.	I like to talk about the science with my colleagues from the other university.
2459	colleagues	The plural form of colleague; more than one (kind of) colleague.	The teacher talked to his colleagues.
2460	collect	If you collect some things	The study collected data from 562 mothers in the hospital.; The rain collected in a pool.
2461	collectable	If something is collectable
2462	collectables	The plural form of collectable; more than one (kind of) collectable.
2463	collected	The past tense and past participle of collect.
2464	collectible	If something is collectible
2465	collectibles	The plural form of collectible; more than one (kind of) collectible.
2466	collecting	The present participle of collect.
2467	collection	A collection is a group of things of the same type. They are usually special in some way.	He has one of the biggest collections of paintings by Van Gogh.
2468	collections	The plural form of collection; more than one (kind of) collection.
2469	collective	Collective action	Through collective bargaining, we have been able to increase safety in the factory.
2470	collectively	If you talk about things collectively
2471	Collectiveness
2472	collectives	The plural form of collective; more than one (kind of) collective.
2473	collectivism	Collectivism is the practice or principle of giving a group priority over each individual in it.
2474	collectivisms	The plural form of collectivism; more than one (kind of) collectivism.
2475	collectivist	A collectivist is a person who practices collectivism
2476	collectivists	The plural form of collectivist; more than one (kind of) collectivist.
2477	collectivities	The plural form of collectivity; more than one (kind of) collectivity.
2478	collectivity	Collectivity is the quality or state of being collective.
2479	collector	A collector is somebody who collects things	A collector would be willing to pay a lot of money for that painting.
2480	collectors	The plural form of collector; more than one (kind of) collector.
2481	collects	The third-person singular form of collect.
2482	college	A college is a school for adults who have finished high school.	I graduated from college in 1992 when I was 22 years old.
2483	colleges	The plural form of college; more than one (kind of) college.
2484	collegial	If something is collegial
2485	collegiate	If something is collegiate
2486	collide	If something collides with something else	She collided with someone.
2487	collided	The past tense and past participle of collide.
2488	collides	The third-person singular form of collide.
2489	colliding	The present participle of collide.
2490	collision	A collision is something hitting something else.	The road was closed after a collision between two trucks.
2491	collisions	The plural form of collision; more than one (kind of) collision.
2492	collocate	If words collocate	for example strong collocates with tea.
2493	collocated	The past tense and past participle of collocate.
2494	collocates	The third-person singular form of collocate.
2495	collocating	The present participle of collocate.
2496	collocation	Collocation is the grouping words or sounds together.
2497	collocations	The plural form of collocation; more than one (kind of) collocation.
2498	colloquia	The plural form of colloquium; more than one (kind of) colloquium.
2499	colloquial	If something is colloquial
2500	colloquialism	Slang.	Using a colloquialism in formal writing is bad to do.
2501	colloquialisms	The plural form of colloquialism; more than one (kind of) colloquialism.	Rappers use many colloquialisms in their songs.
2502	colloquium	A colloquium is an academic meeting where different people give lectures about different topics.	This colloquium is held every Tuesday to talk about new research.
2503	colloquiums	The plural form of colloquium; more than one (kind of) colloquium.
2504	collude	If you collude with someone
2505	colluded	The past tense and past participle of collude.
2506	colludes	The third-person singular form of collude.
2507	colluding	The present participle of collude.
2508	Cologne	Cologne is a city in Germany.
2509	Colombia	Colombia is a country in South America. It is east of Panama and west of Venezuela.
2510	colon	The colon is a part of the digestive system.
2511	colonel	A colonel is a rank of an officer in the army.
2512	colonels	The plural form of colonel; more than one (kind of) colonel.
2513	colonial	If something is colonial
2514	Colonialism
2515	colonies	The plural form of colony; more than one (kind of) colony.
2516	colonisation	Colonisation is when a new colony is created by a country elsewhere.	The British colonisation in the 17th-18th century made the British Empire one of the largest in the world.
2517	colonisations	The plural form of colonisation; more than one (kind of) colonisation.
2518	colonise	If a country colonises a place
2519	colonised	The past tense and past participle of colonise.
2520	colonises	The third-person singular form of colonise.
2521	colonising	The present participle of colonise.
2522	colonist	A colonist is a member of a colony
2523	colonists	The plural form of colonist; more than one (kind of) colonist.
2524	colonization	Colonization is when a new colony is created by a country elsewhere.	The British colonization in the 17th-18th century made the British Empire one of the largest in the world.
2525	colonizations	The plural form of colonization; more than one (kind of) colonization.
2526	colonize	If you colonize a place
2527	colonized	The past tense and past participle of colonize.
2528	colonizes	The third-person singular form of colonize.
2529	colonizing	The present participle of colonize.
2530	colonnade	A colonnade is a series of columns at regular intervals.
2531	colonnades	The plural form of colonnade; more than one (kind of) colonnade.
2532	colons	The plural form of colon; more than one (kind of) colon.
2533	colony	A colony is a place that is settled by people from another place.	The Amana Colonies in Iowa were settled by people from New York and Germany
2534	color	The image caused by light in your eyes	My favorite color is blue.
2535	Colorado	Colorado is a state in the United States.	Denver is the capital of Colorado.
2536	colorant	A colorant is a pigment or dye that is added to something to change its color.
2537	colorants	The plural form of colorant; more than one (kind of) colorant.
2538	colored	The past tense and past participle of color.
2539	coloreds	The plural form of colored; more than one (kind of) colored.
2540	colorful	Something that is colorful has a lot of colors.
2541	colorfully	If something is decorated colorfully
2542	coloring	The present participle of color.
2543	colorless	Something that has no color	Air is colorless, which is why we can see through it.; Water is normally a colorless liquid.
2544	colors	The plural form of color; more than one (kind of) color.
2545	colossal	If something is colossal
2546	colour	The image caused by light in your eyes	My favorite colour is blue.
2547	colourant	A colourant is a pigment or dye that is added to something to change its colour.
2548	colourants	The plural form of colourant; more than one (kind of) colourant.
2549	coloured	The past tense and past participle of colour.
2550	colourful	Something that is colourful has a lot of colors.
2551	colourfully	If something is decorated colourfully
2552	colouring	The present participle of colour.
2553	colourless	Something that has no colour	Air is colourless, which is why we can see through it.; Water is normally a colourless liquid.
2554	colours	The plural form of colour; more than one (kind of) colour.
2555	colport	If a person colports
2556	colported	The past tense and past participle of colport.
2557	colporteur	A colporteur who sells religious books.
2558	colporteurs	The plural form of colporteur; more than one (kind of) colporteur.
2559	colporting	The present participle of colport.
2560	colports	The third-person singular form of colport.
2561	colt	A colt is a young male horse.
2562	colts	The plural form of colt; more than one (kind of) colt.
2563	columbine	A columbine is a plant of the genus Aquilegia. It has a distinctive bell-shaped flower with spurs on each petal.
2564	columbines	The plural form of columbine; more than one (kind of) columbine.
2565	Columbus	Columbus is a male given name.
2566	column	A column is a support that is standing up and is built to support something	The White House was built with several columns on the front side of the building to help support the building and prevent it from falling down.
2567	columnar	If something is columnar
2568	columnist	A columnist is someone who writes for a newspaper or magazine who offers opinions and a point of view.
2569	columnists	The plural form of columnist; more than one (kind of) columnist.
2570	columns	The plural form of column; more than one (kind of) column.
2571	comb	A person moves a comb through their hair many times to make their hair look nice.	Joe always had a comb in his pocket.
2572	combat	A combat is a fight or a battle.
2573	combatant	A combatant is someone who is engaged in combat.
2574	combatants	The plural form of combatant; more than one (kind of) combatant.
2575	combated	The past tense and past participle of combat.
2576	combating	The present participle of combat.
2577	combative	If someone or something is combative	After some difficult questions, the president's tone became very combative.
2578	combatively	If something is done combatively
2579	combats	The plural form of combat; more than one (kind of) combat.
2580	combatted	The past tense and past participle of combat.
2581	combatting	The present participle of combat.
2582	combed	The past tense and past participle of comb.
2583	combination	A combination is an item or group made of different things or kinds of things.	Any combination of these factors increases the risk dramatically.
2584	combinations	The plural form of combination; more than one (kind of) combination.
2585	combine	If you combine two or more things	In a large bowl, combine 1/2 cup white sugar and cinnamon.; Her new book combines elements of similar stories told throughout eastern North America.; All of these factors combine to create a system that is difficult to understand.
2586	combined	The past tense and past participle of combine.
2587	combines	The third-person singular form of combine.
2588	combing	The present participle of comb.
2589	combining	The present participle of combine.
2590	combs	The plural form of comb; more than one (kind of) comb.
2591	combust	If something combusts
2592	combusted	The past tense and past participle of combust.
2593	combustible	If something is combustible
2594	combusting	The present participle of combust.
2595	combustion	Combustion is the act or process of burning.	Governments condemn the combustion of plastic as it is not environmentally friendly.
2596	combustions	The plural form of combustion; more than one (kind of) combustion.
2597	combusts	The third-person singular form of combust.
2598	come	To move towards a place or into a place; to move to the place where the person who is talking is.	Come to my house and I will give you something to eat.; Come here to me.; Twenty people came to the party.; He came here, but he went away again before you came here.
2599	come on
2600	come out	When someone comes out
2601	comeback	A comeback is a return to a good state or condition.
2602	comebacks	The plural form of comeback; more than one (kind of) comeback.
2603	comedian	A comedian is someone who makes people laugh by telling funny stories.
2604	comedians	The plural form of comedian; more than one (kind of) comedian.
2605	comedienne	A comedienne is a female comedian.
2606	comediennes	The plural form of comedienne; more than one (kind of) comedienne.
2607	comedies	The plural form of comedy; more than one (kind of) comedy.
2608	comedo	A comedo is a clogged hair follicle (pore) such as a blackhead or whitehead.
2609	comedones	The plural form of comedo; more than one (kind of) comedo.
2610	comedos	The plural form of comedo; more than one (kind of) comedo.
2611	comedy	A comedy is a humorous drama.	This comedy is really funny.
2612	comer	A comer is a person who is catching up to others and has a high chance of winning in a race.
2613	comers	The plural form of comer; more than one (kind of) comer.
2614	comes	The third-person singular form of come.
2615	comes out	The third-person singular form of come out.
2616	comet	A comet is an object in outer space in an orbit that has dust surrounding its main mass	I could see the bright blue comet passing my window at night.
2617	comets	The plural form of comet; more than one (kind of) comet.	Some comets only pass by our planet once in a while.
2618	comfier	The comparative form of comfy; more comfy.
2619	comfiest	The superlative form of comfy; most comfy.
2620	comfort	Comfort is a feeling in your body that there are no problems.	Enjoying the comfort of his own bed, he soon fell asleep.; This temperature may be too cold for comfort in a regularly used living room.
2621	comfortable	If a piece of furniture	There were a few old but comfortable chairs in the meeting area.
2622	comfortably	If something is done comfortably	I snuggled comfortably into the blankets.
2623	comforted	The past tense and past participle of comfort.
2624	comforting	The present participle of comfort.
2625	comforts	The plural form of comfort; more than one (kind of) comfort.
2626	comfy	If something is comfy
2627	comic	A comic is a person whose job is telling jokes or trying to be funny.
2628	comic book	A comic book is a type of publication of serial comic strips in the format of a small book.
2629	comic books	The plural form of comic book; more than one (kind of) comic book.
2630	Comic books.
2631	comic strip	A comic strip is a short story written with pictures
2632	comic strips	The plural form of comic strip; more than one (kind of) comic strip.
2633	comical	If something is comical it is funny
2634	comically	If something is done comically
2635	comics	The plural form of comic; more than one (kind of) comic.
2636	coming	The present participle of come.
2637	coming out	The present participle of come out.
2638	comma	A comma is the sign	A space is required after the comma, but not before.
2639	command	Command	The information moved from the soldiers up the chain of command right to the president.; Machine-gun fire swept through the general's command post.; With their centralized command structure, it's hard to believe that it could be an accidental action.; We'll look at the problems they face and the military options at their command.; These women reject the idea that they are under their husband's command.; We have not leader. Somebody needs to take command and get us moving.; Saddam Hussein was in command of one of the world's biggest military machines.
2640	commandant	A commandant is a military officer who commands a specific unit or division.
2641	commandants	The plural form of commandant; more than one (kind of) commandant.
2642	commanded	The past tense and past participle of command.
2643	commandeer	If a person commandeers something
2644	commandeered	The past tense and past participle of commandeer.
2645	commandeering	The present participle of commandeer.
2646	commandeers	The third-person singular form of commandeer.
2647	commander	A commander is a person who controls and directs an organization.	(military) The new commander of the Naval Fleet will be taking over next week.
2648	commanders	The plural form of commander; more than one (kind of) commander.
2649	commanding	The present participle of command.
2650	commandment	A rule or law that is commanded	The fifth commandment in the Ten Commandments is to honor your father and mother.
2651	commandments	The plural form of commandment; more than one (kind of) commandment.	The Ten Commandments are some of the most important rules in the Bible.
2652	commands	The plural form of command; more than one (kind of) command.
2653	commas	The plural form of comma; more than one (kind of) comma.
2654	Comme ci comme ça
2655	Comme ci comme ça
2656	commemorate	If you commemorate something or someone
2657	commemorated	The past tense and past participle of commemorate.
2658	commemorates	The third-person singular form of commemorate.
2659	commemorating	The present participle of commemorate.
2660	commemorative	If something is commemorative
2661	commemoratives	The plural form of commemorative; more than one (kind of) commemorative.
2662	commence	If something commences	The school year commenced on Sept. 4.
2663	commenced	The past tense and past participle of commence.
2664	commencement	Commencement is the start of something.
2665	commencements	The plural form of commencement; more than one (kind of) commencement.
2666	commences	The third-person singular form of commence.
2667	commencing	The present participle of commence.
2668	commend	If you commend someone	The president commended the soldier for their bravery.
2669	commendable	If something is commendable
2670	commendation	A commendation is an award or recognition for performance; a medal.
2671	commendations	The plural form of commendation; more than one (kind of) commendation.
2672	commended	The past tense and past participle of commend.
2673	commending	The present participle of commend.
2674	commends	The third-person singular form of commend.
2675	commensurate	If something is commensurate
2676	comment	A comment is a short statement about something; usually it is an opinion.	I'm afraid I can't make any comment on the case right now.; Her comments were misunderstood.
2677	commentaries	The plural form of commentary; more than one (kind of) commentary.
2678	commentary	A commentary is a series of comments about an event.	We listened to the football commentary while watching the match.
2679	commentate	If you commentate on something	For the radio audience he will commentate on the match.
2680	commentated	The past tense and past participle of commentate.
2681	commentates	The third-person singular form of commentate.
2682	commentating	The present participle of commentate.
2683	commentator	A commentator is someone who comments	The news commentator explained the issue clearly.; News commentators can be wrong. They are only human.
2684	commentators	The plural form of commentator; more than one (kind of) commentator.
2685	commented	The past tense and past participle of comment.
2686	commenting	The present participle of comment.
2687	comments	The plural form of comment; more than one (kind of) comment.
2688	commerce	Commerce is the activity of buying and selling goods and services. Or broadly	The U.S. Department of Commerce reported that economic activity had dropped in 16 of the 50 states.; Millions of American jobs depend on international commerce.
2689	commercial	If something is commercial	Education is much more difficult than many industrial and commercial processes to measure.; There is too much fishing, both commercial fishing and sport fishing.
2690	commercialisation	Commercialisation is the process of commercialising something.
2691	commercialisations	The plural form of commercialisation; more than one (kind of) commercialisation.
2692	commercialise	If something is commercialised
2693	commercialised	The past tense and past participle of commercialise.
2694	commercialises	The third-person singular form of commercialise.
2695	commercialising	The present participle of commercialise.
2696	commercialization	Commercialization is the process of commercializing something.
2697	commercializations	The plural form of commercialization; more than one (kind of) commercialization.
2698	commercialize	If something is commercialized
2699	commercialized	The past tense and past participle of commercialize.
2700	commercializes	The third-person singular form of commercialize.
2701	commercializing	The present participle of commercialize.
2702	commercials	The plural form of commercial; more than one (kind of) commercial.
2703	commie	A commie is another word for communist.	The commies sent troops to Afghanistan.; Have those commies ever studied about what the Soviet Union was like?.
2704	commies	The plural form of commie; more than one (kind of) commie.
2705	commis	A commis is an assistant to a chef.
2706	commiserate	If you commiserate
2707	commiserated	The past tense and past participle of commiserate.
2708	commiserates	The third-person singular form of commiserate.
2709	commiserating	The present participle of commiserate.
2710	commission	A commission is a group of people who work together to research or manage something for a government.	She was recently appointed to head the European commission on climate change.
2711	commissioned	The past tense and past participle of commission.
2712	commissioner	A commissioner is a member of a commission.
2713	commissioners	The plural form of commissioner; more than one (kind of) commissioner.
2714	commissioning	The present participle of commission.
2715	commissions	The plural form of commission; more than one (kind of) commission.
2716	commissure	Commissure is the joint between two bones.
2717	commissures	The plural form of commissure; more than one (kind of) commissure.
2718	commit	If you commit something illegal or bad	We have committed no offense and ask to be freed at once.; The people who have committed this dreadful act should be punished.
2719	commitment	A commitment is a formal promise or agreement.	Actually I can't come on Saturday, I have family commitments.; You don't have to make a firm commitment but we would like to know when you can probably start work.; Police management retain their commitment to improving community relations.; Both men have demonstrated their great commitment to Wales over the last nine months.
2720	commitments	The plural form of commitment; more than one (kind of) commitment.
2721	commits	The third-person singular form of commit.
2722	committal	Committal is when a person is sent to prison or jail for a crime he committed.
2723	committals	The plural form of committal; more than one (kind of) committal.
2724	committed	The past tense and past participle of commit.
2725	committee	A group of people that come together to do something or decide something.	He is on the administrative committee. They decide how to administer the school.
2726	committees	The plural form of committee; more than one (kind of) committee.
2727	committing	The present participle of commit.
2728	commodification	Commodification is the assignment of a commercial value to something previously valueless.
2729	commodifications	The plural form of commodification; more than one (kind of) commodification.
2730	commodified	The past tense and past participle of commodify.
2731	commodifies	The third-person singular form of commodify.
2732	commodify	If you commodify something
2733	commodifying	The present participle of commodify.
2734	commodious	If a room is commodious
2735	commodities	The plural form of commodity; more than one (kind of) commodity.
2736	commodity	A commodity is something that is bought or sold.	The price of corn and other farming commodities has dropped by 10%.; There have been big changes in commodity prices and exchange rates over the past decade.; Margaret had regarded her body as a tradeable commodity.
2737	commodore	A commodore is a naval officer who holds a rank between captain and rear admiral.
2738	commodores	The plural form of commodore; more than one (kind of) commodore.
2739	common	Mutual; shared by more than one.	The two teams have the common goal of winning the game.
2740	common law	A common law is a law that is made by the courts.	Common laws are not made by legislation.
2741	Common market
2742	common name	The common name of an organism or group of organisms is its name that is known to the general public
2743	common names	The plural form of common name; more than one (kind of) common name.
2744	common noun	A common noun is any noun that refers to a particular class or group or any particular person or thing; it is not written in capitals.	Men, book and cat are examples of common nouns.
2745	common nouns	The plural form of common noun; more than one (kind of) common noun.
2746	common sense	Common sense is something that everybody knows and understands.	The ideas of freedom are common sense.
2747	commoner	A member of the common people who has no title or rank.
2748	commoners	The plural form of commoner; more than one (kind of) commoner.
2749	commonest	The superlative form of common; most common.
2750	commonly	If something is commonly found
2751	commonness	Commonness is the state or quality of being common.	The commonness of that coin type makes it less valuable to collectors.
2752	commonplace	When something is commonplace	Almost no one visits the library anymore. Using the Internet for research has become commonplace.
2753	commonplaced	The past tense and past participle of commonplace.
2754	commonplaces	The plural form of commonplace; more than one (kind of) commonplace.
2755	commonplacing	The present participle of commonplace.
2756	commons	The plural form of common; more than one (kind of) common.
2757	Commonwealth	The Commonwealth or the Commonwealth is a confederation of countries that is linked to the British Empire.
2758	Commonwealth of Nations	The Commonwealth of Nations is a group of independent countries	Canada is part of the Commonwealth of Nations.
2759	commotion	A commotion is a noise or confusion that happens suddenly for a brief period.	She was distracted by the commotion across the street.
2760	commotions	The plural form of commotion; more than one (kind of) commotion.
2761	communal	If something is communal
2762	commune	A commune is a small community
2763	communes	The plural form of commune; more than one (kind of) commune.
2764	communicate	If you communicate an idea	Parents have to work hard to communicate better with their children.
2765	communicated	The past tense and past participle of communicate.
2766	communicates	The third-person singular form of communicate.
2767	communicating	The present participle of communicate.
2768	communication	Communication is the process of sending and receiving ideas between two or more people.	Teachers must regularly practice their communication skills to make sure students understand them easily.
2769	Communication is formal
2770	communications	The plural form of communication; more than one (kind of) communication.
2771	communicator	A communicator is someone or something that communicates.
2772	communicators	The plural form of communicator; more than one (kind of) communicator.
2773	communion	Communion is a joining together of minds or spirits.
2774	communions	The plural form of communion; more than one (kind of) communion.
2775	communism	Communism is any ideology that is socialist	Many countries around the world tried to institute communism.
2776	communisms	The plural form of communism; more than one (kind of) communism.
2777	communist	A communist is a person who supports the political idea of communism	Josef Stalin was a well-known communist leader.
2778	communists	The plural form of communist; more than one (kind of) communist.
2779	communities	The plural form of community; more than one (kind of) community.
2780	community	A community is a group of people living in the same area and having a similar background or similar interests.	Most Libyan policemen were members of the community where they worked.; Within the business community, most people believe that taxes are too high.
2781	community center	A community center is a place where people from the community can meet for social	They play basketball at the community center every day.
2782	community centers	The plural form of community center; more than one (kind of) community center.
2783	community centre	A community centre is a place where people from the community can meet for social	The community centre has a ping pong class.
2784	community centres	The plural form of community centre; more than one (kind of) community centre.
2785	commute	A commute is a regular journey to work or to school.
2786	commuted	The past tense and past participle of commute.
2787	commuter	A commuter is someone that regularly travels to work or to school.
2788	commuters	The plural form of commuter; more than one (kind of) commuter.
2789	commutes	The plural form of commute; more than one (kind of) commute.
2790	commuting	The present participle of commute.
2791	Comoros	Comoros is an island country in Africa; the capital city is Moroni.
2792	compact	A compact is an agreement or contract.
2793	compact disc	A compact disc is a plastic disc that is used to store computer files.	The entire music album is on that compact disc.
2794	compact discs	The plural form of compact disc; more than one (kind of) compact disc.
2795	compact disk	A compact disk is a plastic disk that is used to store computer files.	The entire music album is on that compact disk.
2796	compact disks	The plural form of compact disk; more than one (kind of) compact disk.
2797	compacted	The past tense and past participle of compact.
2798	compacting	The present participle of compact.
2799	compactly	If something is done compactly
2800	compacts	The plural form of compact; more than one (kind of) compact.
2801	companies	The plural form of company; more than one (kind of) company.
2802	companion	A companion is somebody who you spend time with	In some places, it's best to travel with a companion.; Because she is blind, the dog is her constant companion.
2803	companions	The plural form of companion; more than one (kind of) companion.
2804	companionship	Companionship is the state of having a friend with you.	She keeps a dog for companionship.; The women support each other and provide companionship and humor.
2805	companionships	The plural form of companionship; more than one (kind of) companionship.
2806	company	A company is an organization for doing work for money.	He works for a big company.; I own this company, so it's a problem for me if people don't buy what we make.
2807	comparable	If two things are comparable	An elephant is comparable in size to a double-decker bus.
2808	comparable adjective	An adjective that has comparative and superlative forms.	"happy" and intelligent are comparable adjectives.
2809	comparable adjectives	The plural form of comparable adjective; more than one (kind of) comparable adjective.
2810	comparative	You use comparative to show that something is not great but is better than something else.	They lived in the comparative comfort of her uncle's house.
2811	comparatively	If something is comparatively small	The cost of living here is comparatively low, though not the lowest.; This model is comparatively lighter than the previous version.
2812	comparatives	The plural form of comparative; more than one (kind of) comparative.
2813	compare	If you compare two things	I compared all different kinds of computers before buying this one.; Compared to the sun, the moon is quite small.
2814	compared	The past tense and past participle of compare.
2815	compares	The third-person singular form of compare.
2816	comparing	The present participle of compare.
2817	comparison	When someone makes a comparison between two things	I need to make some comparisons between different houses before I make a decision about which house to buy.; A careful comparison will show that this cup has a little more water than the other cup.
2818	comparisons	The plural form of comparison; more than one (kind of) comparison.
2819	compartment	A compartment is a separate section or part of a structure or container.
2820	compartmental	If something is compartmental
2821	compartmentalise	If you compartmentalise a group of things
2822	compartmentalised	The past tense and past participle of compartmentalise.
2823	compartmentalises	The third-person singular form of compartmentalise.
2824	compartmentalising	The present participle of compartmentalise.
2825	compartmentalize	If you compartmentalize a group of things
2826	compartmentalized	The past tense and past participle of compartmentalize.
2827	compartmentalizes	The third-person singular form of compartmentalize.
2828	compartmentalizing	The present participle of compartmentalize.
2829	compartmented	The past tense and past participle of compartment.
2830	compartmenting	The present participle of compartment.
2831	compartments	The plural form of compartment; more than one (kind of) compartment.
2832	compass	A compass is an instrument that points out directions by using the Earth's magnetic poles
2833	compasses	The plural form of compass; more than one (kind of) compass.
2834	compassion	If you have compassion
2835	compassionate	If someone or something is compassionate	The nurse was a very caring, compassionate person.
2836	compassionately	If something is done compassionately
2837	compatibilities	The plural form of compatibility; more than one (kind of) compatibility.
2838	compatibility	If there is compatibility between two people or things	There is good compatibility with all versions of Windows.
2839	compatible	Things or people are compatible when they can work and communicate with each other without problems
2840	compel	To drive together
2841	compelled	The past tense and past participle of compel.
2842	compelling	The present participle of compel.
2843	compels	The third-person singular form of compel.
2844	compensate	If you compensate somebody
2845	compensated	The past tense and past participle of compensate.
2846	compensates	The third-person singular form of compensate.
2847	compensating	The present participle of compensate.
2848	compensation	Compensation is money	He was ordered to pay £600 compensation after being found guilty of assault.; They are asking for compensation for the damage to their car.; After the injury, Worker's Compensation began sending him a weekly cheque.; If I'm hurt an accident that is not my fault, I would ask for compensation for damages.
2849	Compensation was paid
2850	compensations	The plural form of compensation; more than one (kind of) compensation.
2851	Compensator
2852	compete	If you compete for something	He competed but failed to win a medal in the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam.; Is it a good idea to allow female athletes to compete in male high school athletic events?; East Asian countries are successfully competing against Japanese goods around the world.; The better teams compete against good teams while poorer teams compete with each other.; Health insurance companies have started competing to offer plans for both individuals and families.; Their specific products differ and do not directly compete with each other.; The Prime Minister said, "this change doesn't have any big impact on our ability to compete with Germany or Japan."
2853	competed	The past tense and past participle of compete.
2854	competence	To have competence means to be able or suitable for a general role.
2855	competences	The plural form of competence; more than one (kind of) competence.
2856	competencies	The plural form of competency; more than one (kind of) competency.
2857	competency	Competency is the ability to perform a task.
2858	competent	If you are competent at something you can do it. You are good at doing it.
2859	Competent Bodyism
2860	competently	If something is done competently
2861	competes	The third-person singular form of compete.
2862	Competes.
2863	competing	The present participle of compete.
2864	competition	Competition is a situation or event in which people or groups try to succeed over each other.	With increasing international competition, companies are cutting costs to survive.; Brazil will play in this year's World Cup competition in Italy.
2865	competitions	The plural form of competition; more than one (kind of) competition.
2866	competitive	If someone is competitive	I don't enjoy working with her because she's so competitive.
2867	competitively	If something is done competitively
2868	competitiveness	Competitiveness is how well a business or economy can compete.
2869	competitor	A competitor is someone who is competing in a race or an event.
2870	competitors	The plural form of competitor; more than one (kind of) competitor.
2871	compilation	The act of collecting or gathering things from various sources and putting them together.	I enjoy the compilation that is required when writing an article.
2872	compilations	The plural form of compilation; more than one (kind of) compilation.
2873	compile	Someone compiles some things or ideas when they bring them together into one place.	I need to compile a list of reasons not to go ahead with the project.; She compiled a good set of books to read about the history of that place.
2874	compiled	The past tense and past participle of compile.
2875	compiler	A compiler is a person who compiles items.
2876	compilers	The plural form of compiler; more than one (kind of) compiler.
2877	compiles	The third-person singular form of compile.
2878	compiling	The present participle of compile.
2879	complacent	A complacent person is someone who is overly confident or satisfied with their achievements.
2880	complain	If you complain about someone or something	We complained to the manager about the service after waiting one hour for our food.
2881	complainant	A complainant is someone that files a civil lawsuit against another person.
2882	complainants	The plural form of complainant; more than one (kind of) complainant.
2883	complained	The past tense and past participle of complain.
2884	complaining	The present participle of complain.
2885	complains	The third-person singular form of complain.
2886	complaint	A complaint is an expression of dissatisfaction
2887	complaints	The plural form of complaint; more than one (kind of) complaint.
2888	complaisant	A complaisant person is someone who is willing to please others or to accept what they do or say without objecting.
2889	complement	If x complements y	We believe your addition will complement the team.
2890	complementary	If something is complementary
2891	complemented	The past tense and past participle of complement.
2892	complementing	The present participle of complement.
2893	complements	The plural form of complement; more than one (kind of) complement.
2894	completable	If something is completable
2895	complete	To finish; to reach the end.	He completed the assignment on time.; She completed the race in 12 minutes
2896	completed	The past tense and past participle of complete.
2897	completely	When something is completely some quality	The man was completely honest in his business.; This is completely different from what people might believe.; The discovery has given us a completely new way of looking at thing.
2898	completeness	Completeness is the state or quality of being complete.
2899	completes	The third-person singular form of complete.
2900	completing	The present participle of complete.
2901	completion	Completion is the action from the verb complete.	The completion of the building took two years.
2902	Completion of evidence
2903	completions	The plural form of completion; more than one (kind of) completion.
2904	complex	If something is complex	He has constructed a complex computer system to send translated messages between humans and dolphins.; A complex problem that we face today is poverty, especially in Africa.
2905	complexes	The plural form of complex; more than one (kind of) complex.
2906	complexion	Complexion is the quality
2907	complexions	The plural form of complexion; more than one (kind of) complexion.
2908	complexities	The plural form of complexity; more than one (kind of) complexity.
2909	complexity	Complexity is the state of something being complex.
2910	compliable	If something is compliable
2911	compliance	Being able to agree with someone	The king was impressed by the knight's dutiful compliance.
2912	compliant	When someone is compliant	Mary is a very compliant employee.
2913	complicate	If you complicate a task	My job is harder. They have complicated it by making me answer the telephone, too.
2914	complicated	The past tense and past participle of complicate.
2915	complicates	The third-person singular form of complicate.
2916	complicating	The present participle of complicate.
2917	complication	A complication is something that makes your job more difficult.	When the switch broke, it added a new complication.
2918	complications	The plural form of complication; more than one (kind of) complication.
2919	complied	The past tense and past participle of comply.
2920	complies	The third-person singular form of comply.
2921	compliment	A compliment is a few words of praise: saying that someone or something is good in some way.	William gave me a compliment and that made me feel good. He told me my hair was nice.
2922	complimentary	If something is complimentary
2923	complimented	The past tense and past participle of compliment.
2924	complimenting	The present participle of compliment.
2925	compliments	The plural form of compliment; more than one (kind of) compliment.
2926	comply	If you comply with something
2927	complying	The present participle of comply.
2928	component	A component is one part that connects to other parts.	Some components may be cleaned by methods different to those used on the main body.; The main component of any budget will be the cost of staff.; The main components of the package are shown again in Fig 14.; Throughout the world, oxygen increasingly became a major component of the atmosphere.; The components of healthy diet are exercising, not just fasting and balancing nutrients in the meal.
2929	components	The plural form of component; more than one (kind of) component.
2930	compose	If you compose something	He decided to compose a symphony.
2931	composed	The past tense and past participle of compose.
2932	composer	A composer is a person who writes music.
2933	composers	The plural form of composer; more than one (kind of) composer.
2934	composes	The third-person singular form of compose.
2935	composing	The present participle of compose.
2936	composite	A composite is an object made from several similar parts arranged in a certain pattern.	Steel is a strong composite for a metal.
2937	composites	The plural form of composite; more than one (kind of) composite.
2938	composition	The parts that make up something.
2939	compositions	The plural form of composition; more than one (kind of) composition.
2940	compost	Compost is a mixture of decaying matter used to improve soil and provide nutrients
2941	composts	The plural form of compost; more than one (kind of) compost.
2942	compote	Compote is a dessert made of fruits that are cooked in a syrup.
2943	compotes	The plural form of compote; more than one (kind of) compote.
2944	compound	A compound is a material made of a number of other materials.	The new chemical compound has far less smell than the original substance.; There is a group of gases that do not easily form chemical compounds.
2945	compound word	A compound word is a word made up of smaller words.	The lesson was about compound words like workout, workshop, and login.
2946	compound words	The plural form of compound word; more than one (kind of) compound word.
2947	compounded	The past tense and past participle of compound.
2948	compounding	The present participle of compound.
2949	compounds	The plural form of compound; more than one (kind of) compound.
2950	comprehend	If you comprehend something	I can't comprehend how to do this question.
2951	comprehended	The past tense and past participle of comprehend.
2952	comprehending	The present participle of comprehend.
2953	comprehends	The third-person singular form of comprehend.
2954	comprehensible	If something is comprehensible
2955	comprehension	Comprehension is the understanding of the meaning or importance of something.	Reading comprehension questions are often on tests in schools.
2956	comprehensions	The plural form of comprehension; more than one (kind of) comprehension.
2957	comprehensive	If something is comprehensive	The book includes the most comprehensive list of existing government programs.; This chapter is not intended to provide a detailed and comprehensive documentation of the aids available in the UK.
2958	comprehensively	If something is done comprehensively
2959	comprehensiveness	The comprehensiveness of something is the amount of information or the number of situations that it includes.
2960	compress	If you compress something
2961	compressed	The past tense and past participle of compress.
2962	compresses	The third-person singular form of compress.
2963	compressible	If something is compressible
2964	compressing	The present participle of compress.
2965	compression	Compression is the act or process of forcing something into a smaller space.
2966	compressions	The plural form of compression; more than one (kind of) compression.
2967	compressor	A compressor is something or someone that compresses.
2968	compressors	The plural form of compressor; more than one (kind of) compressor.
2969	comprise	If x comprises y	The United States comprises Hawaii and Alaska.
2970	comprised	The past tense and past participle of comprise.
2971	comprises	The third-person singular form of comprise.
2972	comprising	The present participle of comprise.
2973	compromise	A compromise is an agreement in which everyone gets only some of what they wanted.	The two parties who were arguing came to a compromise.
2974	compromised	The past tense and past participle of compromise.
2975	compromises	The plural form of compromise; more than one (kind of) compromise.
2976	compromising	The present participle of compromise.
2977	comptroller	A comptroller is the chief accountant of a company or government.
2978	comptrollers	The plural form of comptroller; more than one (kind of) comptroller.
2979	compulsion	If you have a compulsion to do something
2980	compulsions	The plural form of compulsion; more than one (kind of) compulsion.
2981	compulsive	If you are compulsive	Her compulsive gambling was causing a lot of problems in her life.
2982	compulsory	When something is compulsory	In most countries, it is compulsory to vote during elections and failing to do so is a crime.
2983	computable	If something is computable
2984	computation	Computation is the act or process of using a computer to calculate something.
2985	computational	A computational method or model is one that uses computers or some kind of computer-based calculations.	Our lab develops computational techniques for predicting the weather.
2986	computations	The plural form of computation; more than one (kind of) computation.
2987	compute	If you compute an answer	They computed the exact time of death using the blood.; The network is built on a distributed computing environment.
2988	computed	The past tense and past participle of compute.
2989	computer	A computer is a machine that helps you store	If you're looking at a web page, you must be using a computer.
2990	computer game	A computer game is a type of game that is played on a computer.	Why do you always play computer games instead of doing homework?
2991	Computer program
2992	computer science	Computer science is the study of computers and their architecture
2993	computerisation	Computerisation is the process of converting something that works a manual way into a computer system.
2994	computerisations	The plural form of computerisation; more than one (kind of) computerisation.
2995	computerise	If you computerise something
2996	computerised	The past tense and past participle of computerise.
2997	computerises	The third-person singular form of computerise.
2998	computerising	The present participle of computerise.
2999	computerization	Computerization is the process of converting something that works a manual way into a computer system.
3000	computerizations	The plural form of computerization; more than one (kind of) computerization.
3001	computerize	If you computerize something
3002	computerized	The past tense and past participle of computerize.
3003	computerizes	The third-person singular form of computerize.
3004	computerizing	The present participle of computerize.
3005	computers	The plural form of computer; more than one (kind of) computer.
3006	computes	The third-person singular form of compute.
3007	computing	Computing is the process or act of calculation.
3008	comrade	A comrade is a friend; a companion.
3009	comrades	The plural form of comrade; more than one (kind of) comrade.
3010	con	A con is a disadvantage of something.
3011	Conan	Conan is a male given name.
3012	Conatûs
3013	conatus	Conatus is the drive every living being has to survive
3014	conatûs	The plural form of conatus; more than one (kind of) conatus.
3015	concatenate	If you concatenate things
3016	concatenated	The past tense and past participle of concatenate.
3017	concatenates	The third-person singular form of concatenate.
3018	concatenating	The present participle of concatenate.
3019	concave	If the surface of something is concave
3020	concaveness	The concaveness of something is how concave it is.
3021	conceal	When you conceal something	The politician was charged for concealing that he had been involved with the company.
3022	concealable	If something is concealable
3023	concealed	The past tense and past participle of conceal.
3024	concealing	The present participle of conceal.
3025	conceals	The third-person singular form of conceal.
3026	concede	If you concede	I have to concede the argument.; He conceded the race once it was clear he could not win.; Kendall conceded defeat once she realized she could not win in a battle of wits.
3027	conceded	The past tense and past participle of concede.
3028	concedes	The third-person singular form of concede.
3029	conceding	The present participle of concede.
3030	conceivable	If something is conceivable
3031	conceive	If you can conceive of a certain situation	I just can't conceive of life without you.; Can you conceive what life would have been like in that time?
3032	conceived	The past tense and past participle of conceive.
3033	conceives	The third-person singular form of conceive.
3034	conceiving	The present participle of conceive.
3035	concelebrate	If you concelebrate something
3036	concelebrated	The past tense and past participle of concelebrate.
3037	concelebrates	The third-person singular form of concelebrate.
3038	concelebrating	The present participle of concelebrate.
3039	concentrate	If you concentrate on something	We concentrated our rebuilding efforts on villages in the North of the city, where most of the damage had been done.
3040	concentrated	The past tense and past participle of concentrate.
3041	concentrates	The plural form of concentrate; more than one (kind of) concentrate.
3042	concentrating	The present participle of concentrate.
3043	concentration	A concentration is a large amount of something in one place or group.	The oil-sands in Alberta, Canada, contain high concentrations of oil.; The growing concentration of people in cities is causing new problems.
3044	concentrations	The plural form of concentration; more than one (kind of) concentration.
3045	concept	A concept is an idea.	Italy has introduced the concept of "parental leave" – time off work given to either parent to look after the child.
3046	conception	Conception is the act of conceiving.
3047	conceptions	The plural form of conception; more than one (kind of) conception.
3048	concepts	The plural form of concept; more than one (kind of) concept.
3049	conceptual	A conceptual framework	His conceptual understanding wasn't matched with practical experience.; It can be helpful to have a conceptual framework for thinking about teaching and learning.
3050	conceptualisation	Conceptualisation is the process of forming a concept or idea of something.
3051	conceptualisations	The plural form of conceptualisation; more than one (kind of) conceptualisation.
3052	conceptualise	If you conceptualise something
3053	conceptualised	The past tense and past participle of conceptualise.
3054	conceptualises	The third-person singular form of conceptualise.
3055	conceptualising	The present participle of conceptualise.
3056	conceptualization	Conceptualization is the process of forming a concept or idea of something.
3057	conceptualizations	The plural form of conceptualization; more than one (kind of) conceptualization.
3058	conceptualize	If you conceptualize something
3059	conceptualized	The past tense and past participle of conceptualize.
3060	conceptualizes	The third-person singular form of conceptualize.
3061	conceptualizing	The present participle of conceptualize.
3062	concern	A concern is something that you think is a problem or needs attention.	The government expressed its concern at the fighting in Kenya.; Poor sales are causing concern among the owners.; Our main concern now is to make sure that everyone is safe.; There is widespread concern about the approaching storm.; He concern for her children is understandable, given the lack of information.; The changes at the school were quite clearly a matter of great interest and concern among students.
3063	concerned	The past tense and past participle of concern.
3064	concerning	about or relating to	Concerning the schedule, there have been a number of changes.
3065	concerns	The plural form of concern; more than one (kind of) concern.
3066	concert	A concert is a musical performance	The concert included a Mozart serenade and a Tchaikovsky symphony.; I attended three concerts last month.; The three concerts I attended all included works by Mozart.
3067	concerted	The past tense and past participle of concert.
3068	concertgoer	A concertgoer is a person who attends a concert.
3069	concertgoers	The plural form of concertgoer; more than one (kind of) concertgoer.
3070	concerting	The present participle of concert.
3071	concerts	The plural form of concert; more than one (kind of) concert.
3072	concession	A concession is when someone concedes--they give up or give in to something.	After 10 minutes, the score in the football game was 20-0. The loosing team volunteered their concession .
3073	concessions	The plural form of concession; more than one (kind of) concession.
3074	concierge	A concierge is a person who attends to the needs of hotel guests.	A concierge helped us carry our bags to our hotel room.
3075	concierges	The plural form of concierge; more than one (kind of) concierge.
3076	conciliate	If you conciliate a person
3077	conciliated	The past tense and past participle of conciliate.
3078	conciliates	The third-person singular form of conciliate.
3079	conciliating	The present participle of conciliate.
3080	concise	A speech or piece of writing that is concise shows the important information in the fewest words possible.
3081	conclude	When something concludes	After giving a story of himself, the speaker concluded with an inspiring quote.
3082	concluded	The past tense and past participle of conclude.
3083	concludes	The third-person singular form of conclude.
3084	concluding	The present participle of conclude.
3085	conclusion	A writer or speaker's conclusions are the ideas that they have after thinking about all the important information.	The study's main conclusion is that more money will not solve the problem.
3086	conclusions	The plural form of conclusion; more than one (kind of) conclusion.
3087	conclusive	If something is conclusive
3088	concoct	If you concoct something
3089	concocted	The past tense and past participle of concoct.
3090	concocting	The present participle of concoct.
3091	concoction	A concoction is a mixture of various ingredients or elements.
3092	concoctions	The plural form of concoction; more than one (kind of) concoction.
3093	concocts	The third-person singular form of concoct.
3094	concourse	A concourse is a large open space inside or in front of a building where people can gather.	A station concourse.
3095	concourses	The plural form of concourse; more than one (kind of) concourse.
3096	concrete	Concrete is a type of mix that	Did you know that the sidewalk was made out of concrete?; The project involved materials such as specialized mineral-rich soils, sands, and concretes specifically designed for this purpose.; The ground is made of concrete and asphalt.
3097	concreted	The past tense and past participle of concrete.
3098	concretes	The plural form of concrete; more than one (kind of) concrete.
3099	concreting	The present participle of concrete.
3100	concubine	A concubine is a woman who lives with a man
3101	concubines	The plural form of concubine; more than one (kind of) concubine.
3102	concur	If you concur with something	Do you concur with the details of the business plan?
3103	concurred	The past tense and past participle of concur.
3104	concurrent	If two things are concurrent	The software can handle up to 500 concurrent users.; He was given six concurrent three-month jail sentences for the attacks.; Concurrent with the war in Iraq the Americans was the war in Afghanistan.
3105	concurrently	If two things are done concurrently
3106	concurring	The present participle of concur.
3107	concurs	The third-person singular form of concur.
3108	concuss	If you concuss a person
3109	concussed	The past tense and past participle of concuss.
3110	concusses	The third-person singular form of concuss.
3111	concussing	The present participle of concuss.
3112	concussion	A concussion is the result of a really hard hit to the head. It is caused by the brain being shaken around. It can lead to loss of function for a while	Jimmy got a concussion after he fell down and hit his head on the concrete.
3113	concussions	The plural form of concussion; more than one (kind of) concussion.
3114	condemn	If you condemn something	His actions were condemned.
3115	condemnation	Condemnation is the act of condemning or showing strong disapproval for something.
3116	condemnations	The plural form of condemnation; more than one (kind of) condemnation.
3117	condemned	The past tense and past participle of condemn.
3118	condemning	The present participle of condemn.
3119	condemns	The third-person singular form of condemn.
3120	condensation	Condensation is the process of a gas converting to the liquid state.
3121	condensations	The plural form of condensation; more than one (kind of) condensation.
3122	condense	To condense is to change from a liquid state into a gaseous state.	The hot water condensed on the cold aluminum above it.
3123	condensed	The past tense and past participle of condense.
3124	condenses	The third-person singular form of condense.
3125	condensing	The present participle of condense.
3126	condescend	To condescend is to come down from a better place.
3127	condescended	The past tense and past participle of condescend.
3128	condescending	If someone is condescending	"I'll be there to help you in a minute," he said in a condescending tone.
3129	condescends	The third-person singular form of condescend.
3130	condescension	If you treat someone with condescension	The salesman treated the buyer with condescension because of their race.
3131	condescensions	The plural form of condescension; more than one (kind of) condescension.
3132	condiment	A condiment is something that is added to a food to give it more flavor or a different flavor. Examples include ketchup and horseradish.	At the big picnic in the park, there were condiments for our hot dogs next to the buns.
3133	condiments	The plural form of condiment; more than one (kind of) condiment.
3134	condition	A condition is a logical clause or phrase that a conditional statement uses. The phrase can either be true or false.
3135	conditional	If something is conditional	I made my son a conditional promise that I would buy him a bike if he kept his room tidy.
3136	conditioned	The past tense and past participle of condition.
3137	conditioner	Conditioner is a substance (commonly liquid) used to improve the condition of a object.	He uses a hair conditioner after washing his head.
3138	conditioners	The plural form of conditioner; more than one (kind of) conditioner.
3139	conditioning	The present participle of condition.
3140	conditions	The plural form of condition; more than one (kind of) condition.
3141	Condolences
3142	condom	A condom is something you put over your penis to stop sperm from getting into the vagina when having sex.	It can be hard to talk about safer sex or tell your partner to use a condom.; Me and my boyfriend forgot to use a condom, and I got pregnant.
3143	condominium	A condominium is a colony that is jointly ruled by two nations.	New Hebridges was a condominium of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and France; Anglo-Egyptian Sudan was a condominium of the United Kingdom and Egypt.
3144	condominiums	The plural form of condominium; more than one (kind of) condominium.
3145	condoms	The plural form of condom; more than one (kind of) condom.
3146	condone	If you condone a person
3147	condoned	The past tense and past participle of condone.
3148	condones	The third-person singular form of condone.
3149	condoning	The present participle of condone.
3150	conduct	If you conduct an activity or process	The war made it very difficult to conduct business.; The university makes sure that research is conducted properly.
3151	conductable	If something is conductable
3152	conducted	The past tense and past participle of conduct.
3153	conducting	The present participle of conduct.
3154	conductor	A conductor is a person who controls the tempo of an orchestra.
3155	conductors	The plural form of conductor; more than one (kind of) conductor.
3156	conducts	The third-person singular form of conduct.
3157	cone	A cone is a geometric shape with a circular flat base joined to a single point at the other end.
3158	coned	The past tense and past participle of cone.
3159	cones	The plural form of cone; more than one (kind of) cone.
3160	confab	If you confab with someone
3161	confabbed	The past tense and past participle of confab.
3162	confabbing	The present participle of confab.
3163	confabs	The third-person singular form of confab.
3164	confabulate	If you confabulate with someone
3165	confabulated	The past tense and past participle of confabulate.
3166	confabulates	The third-person singular form of confabulate.
3167	confabulating	The present participle of confabulate.
3168	confection	A confection is a food which made with a lot of sugar.	His favorite confection was a meringue covered in chocolate.
3169	confectionaries	The plural form of confectionery; more than one (kind of) confectionery.
3170	confectioner	A confectioner is a person who makes or sells sweets.	The confectioner spent the morning making lollipops.
3171	confectioners	The plural form of confectioner; more than one (kind of) confectioner.
3172	confectionery	Confectionery is name for candy	The children went to the candy store to look at the confectionery.
3173	confections	The plural form of confection; more than one (kind of) confection.
3174	confederacies	The plural form of confederacy; more than one (kind of) confederacy.
3175	confederacy	A confederacy is an alliance.
3176	confederate	A confederate is an accomplice in a plot.
3177	confederated	The past tense and past participle of confederate.
3178	confederates	The plural form of confederate; more than one (kind of) confederate.
3179	confederating	The present participle of confederate.
3180	confederation	A confederation is a group of states that surrender some of their autonomy to a federal state that they are members of.	The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and the European Union are examples of confederations.
3181	confederations	The plural form of confederation; more than one (kind of) confederation.
3182	confelicity	Confelicity is the state of being vicariously happy at another person's joy or well-being.
3183	confer	If two or more people confer	The referees conferred before awarding the goal to Chelsea.; We'd like a few days to confer with out coworkers before deciding.
3184	conference	A conference is a large organised meeting to discuss a particular topic or area.	FMBRA will be holding a conference on diet, health, and the food industry on 19 March in Barcelona.; Some of the world's top scientists attended an important conference in 1983, to study the effects of nuclear weapons.
3185	conferences	The plural form of conference; more than one (kind of) conference.
3186	conferred	The past tense and past participle of confer.
3187	conferring	The present participle of confer.
3188	confers	The third-person singular form of confer.
3189	confess	When you confess to doing something	John confessed to the cops that he robbed the bank.
3190	confessed	The past tense and past participle of confess.
3191	confesses	The third-person singular form of confess.
3192	confessing	The present participle of confess.
3193	confession	A confession is when someone admits to doing something.	He gave a confession about the problem.
3194	confessions	The plural form of confession; more than one (kind of) confession.
3195	confidant	A confidant is a person whom you trust and can confide or share your secrets with.
3196	confidante	A confidante is a female confidant.
3197	confidantes	The plural form of confidante; more than one (kind of) confidante.
3198	confidants	The plural form of confidant; more than one (kind of) confidant.
3199	confide	If you confide to someone	I could no longer keep this secret alone; I decided to confide in my brother.
3200	confided	The past tense and past participle of confide.
3201	confidence	Confidence is the state of trusting something	I know you're trying to gain confidence in what you're doing.
3202	confidences	The plural form of confidence; more than one (kind of) confidence.
3203	confident	When someone is confident	I am confident that I will win.
3204	confidential	If something is confidential	The doctor told the teenager: "The law says we have to keep your medical information confidential. Whatever you tell me, I can't tell your parents.; Pang's boss told her: "These documents are very confidential. Please lock them in your desk when you are not in your office."
3205	confidently	When someone does something confidently	He strolled confidently down the street.
3206	confides	The third-person singular form of confide.
3207	confiding	The present participle of confide.
3208	configurable	If something is configurable
3209	configuration	The configuration of something is the way its parts are arranged or combined.
3210	configurations	The plural form of configuration; more than one (kind of) configuration.
3211	configure	If you configure something
3212	configured	The past tense and past participle of configure.
3213	configures	The third-person singular form of configure.
3214	configuring	The present participle of configure.
3215	confine	If you confine someone or something to a particular topic or activity	Humphrey did not confine his activities just to the factory.; Her relatively short life was largely confined to Copenhagen.
3216	confined	The past tense and past participle of confine.
3217	confinement	Confinement is the act of confining or the state of being confined.
3218	confinements	The plural form of confinement; more than one (kind of) confinement.
3219	confines	The third-person singular form of confine.
3220	confining	The present participle of confine.
3221	confirm	If something confirms an idea	The results of the study confirm previous research on the topic.
3222	confirmation	A confirmation is when a statement or a promise is made sure and agreed with once again before it is published to the public.	The confirmation of the statement was made in rush.
3223	confirmations	The plural form of confirmation; more than one (kind of) confirmation.
3224	confirmed	The past tense and past participle of confirm.
3225	confirming	The present participle of confirm.
3226	confirms	The third-person singular form of confirm.
3227	confiscate	If you confiscate something	In schools it is common for teachers to confiscate electronic games and other distractions.
3228	confiscated	The past tense and past participle of confiscate.
3229	confiscates	The third-person singular form of confiscate.
3230	confiscating	The present participle of confiscate.
3231	Confiscation
3232	confit	A confit is any type of food that have been immersed in a substance
3233	confited	The past tense and past participle of confit.
3234	confiting	The present participle of confit.
3235	confits	The plural form of confit; more than one (kind of) confit.
3236	conflagrate	If something conflagrates
3237	conflagrated	The past tense and past participle of conflagrate.
3238	conflagrates	The third-person singular form of conflagrate.
3239	conflagrating	The present participle of conflagrate.
3240	conflate	To bring things together and merge them into a single entity	When she conflated two ideas, it was like mixing apples and oranges.; The police made a mistake when they conflated terrorists and protest activists.
3241	conflated	The past tense and past participle of conflate.
3242	conflates	The third-person singular form of conflate.
3243	conflating	The present participle of conflate.
3244	conflict	A conflict is when two or more people or ideas don't agree.	People have tried to end the conflict, which has caused more than 100 deaths since February, but it hasn't worked.; Conflicts may occur in families when the parents have different values.; The two stories examine the conflict between good and evil.; There may be a conflict between wanting to give students a broad education and needing to teach the basics.; Sometimes a girl is in conflict with her culture or religion in how she wants to dress.
3245	conflict of interest	Conflict of interest is a situation where a person's goals may affect the their ability to do their job fairly and professionally.
3246	conflicted	The past tense and past participle of conflict.
3247	conflicting	The present participle of conflict.
3248	conflicts	The plural form of conflict; more than one (kind of) conflict.
3249	conform	If you conform to something	He changed his clothes to conform to local tastes.
3250	conformed	The past tense and past participle of conform.
3251	conforming	The present participle of conform.
3252	conformist	A conformist is someone who acts like other people.	The room was full of conformists who acted just like the king.
3253	conformists	The plural form of conformist; more than one (kind of) conformist.
3254	conformity	Conformity is the state of being or becoming similar to other members of a group.	In high school, students who do not show a high degree of conformity are often not accepted by other students.; Often the teaching of writing is really the teaching of social conformity: students must write like everyone else.
3255	conforms	The third-person singular form of conform.
3256	confound	If you confound someone
3257	confounded	The past tense and past participle of confound.
3258	confounder	A confounder is someone that confounds.
3259	confounders	The plural form of confounder; more than one (kind of) confounder.
3260	confounding	The present participle of confound.
3261	confounds	The third-person singular form of confound.
3262	confront	If you are confronted with something	The man confronted the burglar.
3263	confrontation	A confrontation between two or more groups is when they challenge or confront each other.	In a tense confrontation, the two men argued with each other.
3264	confrontations	The plural form of confrontation; more than one (kind of) confrontation.
3265	confronted	The past tense and past participle of confront.
3266	confronting	The present participle of confront.
3267	confronts	The third-person singular form of confront.
3268	Confucianism	A philosophy from China	Influenced by Confucianism, Chinese people commonly possess respect for social norms and make efforts to create harmony.
3269	Confucius
3270	confuse	If you confuse someone	Instead of helping me to learn it, he just confused me more.
3271	confused	If a person or situation is confused	The teacher tried to explain it, but now I feel more confused than before.; The book is terrible. It's full of bad writing and confused examples.
3272	confuses	The third-person singular form of confuse.
3273	confusing	The present participle of confuse.
3274	confusion	Confusion is a feeling you get when things are unclear or you don't understand.	The snow storm caused great confusion at the airport where many planes were unable to take off or land.; The confusion in the last act of "The Marriage of Figaro" usually makes the audience laugh.
3275	confusions	The plural form of confusion; more than one (kind of) confusion.
3276	confute	If you confute a person
3277	confuted	The past tense and past participle of confute.
3278	confutes	The third-person singular form of confute.
3279	confuting	The present participle of confute.
3280	confuzzle	Confuzzle is a state of confusion or puzzlement.
3281	confuzzled	The past tense and past participle of confuzzle.
3282	confuzzles	The plural form of confuzzle; more than one (kind of) confuzzle.
3283	confuzzling	The present participle of confuzzle.
3284	congeal	If something congeals
3285	congealed	The past tense and past participle of congeal.
3286	congealing	The present participle of congeal.
3287	congeals	The third-person singular form of congeal.
3288	congenial	If something or someone is congenial
3289	congest	If a road is congested	The road is congested with the peak hour traffic.
3290	congested	The past tense and past participle of congest.
3291	congesting	The present participle of congest.
3292	congestion	Congestion occurs when there is a blockage of the passage due to the buildup of something.	The traffic report states that there is a severe traffic congestion down the road.
3293	congestions	The plural form of congestion; more than one (kind of) congestion.
3294	congests	The third-person singular form of congest.
3295	conglomerate	A conglomerate is a corporation formed by the combination of several smaller corporations whose activities are not related to the corporation's primary activity.
3296	conglomerated	The past tense and past participle of conglomerate.
3297	conglomerates	The plural form of conglomerate; more than one (kind of) conglomerate.
3298	conglomerating	The present participle of conglomerate.
3299	Congo	Congo is the short name of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Republic of the Congo	Congo has a large population.
3300	Congolese	A Congolese is a person from the Republic of the Congo or Democratic Republic of the Congo.	King Leopold II of Belgium was a Congolese monarch.
3301	congratulate	To congratulate somebody is to tell them that they did a good job.
3302	congratulated	The past tense and past participle of congratulates.
3303	congratulates	The third-person singular form of congratulate.
3304	congratulating	The present participle of congratulates.
3305	congratulations	You say congratulations when a happy event happens	So you can drive now. Congratulations!
3306	congregate	If people congregate
3307	congregated	The past tense and past participle of congregate.
3308	congregates	The third-person singular form of congregate.
3309	congregating	The present participle of congregate.
3310	congregation	A congregation is a small meeting.
3311	congregations	The plural form of congregation; more than one (kind of) congregation.
3312	congregator	One who congregates or organizes meetings.
3313	congregators	The plural form of congregator; more than one (kind of) congregator.
3314	congress	A congress is a formal meeting that is held to discuss or decide on a specific question.	The congress made a decision.
3315	congressed	The past tense and past participle of congress.
3316	congresses	The plural form of congress; more than one (kind of) congress.
3317	congressing	The present participle of congress.
3318	congressman	A congressman is a male member of congress.
3319	congressmen	The plural form of congressman; more than one (kind of) congressman.
3320	congresswoman	A congresswoman is a female member of congress.
3321	congresswomen	The plural form of congresswoman; more than one (kind of) congresswoman.
3322	congruent	If shapes are congruent then they have exactly the same shape and size.
3323	conical	If something is conical
3324	conifer	A conifer is a cone-bearing seed plant.
3325	conifers	The plural form of conifer; more than one (kind of) conifer.
3326	coning	The present participle of cone.
3327	conjecture	A conjecture is a statement or an idea which has not be proven.
3328	conjectured	The past tense and past participle of conjecture.
3329	conjectures	The plural form of conjecture; more than one (kind of) conjecture.
3330	conjecturing	The present participle of conjecture.
3331	conjoin	If things conjoin
3332	conjoined	The past tense and past participle of conjoin.
3333	conjoining	The present participle of conjoin.
3334	conjoins	The third-person singular form of conjoin.
3335	conjugate	If you conjugate a word	If you don't conjugate right, people may still understand you but they will think you talk funny.
3336	conjugated	The past tense and past participle of conjugate.
3337	conjugates	The third-person singular form of conjugate.
3338	conjugating	The present participle of conjugate.
3339	conjugation	Conjugation is how a word changes based on several things. In English and European languages this word is usually a verb. It might change because of what time is talked about	I find German conjugation hard to remember.; Some linguists do not talk about conjugation because they think it is just an example of morphology.
3340	conjugations	The plural form of conjugation; more than one (kind of) conjugation.
3341	conjunction	A conjunction is a word used to join words	The word or is a conjunction because it can join two words: Tell me if you see a red or blue car.; The word that can be used as a conjunction: I think that you are right.
3342	conjunctions	The plural form of conjunction; more than one (kind of) conjunction.
3343	conjunctiva	The conjunctiva is a clear mucous membrane that covers the front of the eye and lines the inside of the eyelids.
3344	conjunctivae	The plural form of conjunctiva; more than one (kind of) conjunctiva.
3345	conjunctivas	The plural form of conjunctiva; more than one (kind of) conjunctiva.
3346	conjunctivitis	Conjunctivitis is the inflammation of the conjunctiva.
3347	conjure	If you conjure
3348	conjured	The past tense and past participle of conjure.
3349	conjures	The third-person singular form of conjure.
3350	conjuring	The present participle of conjure.
3351	conk	A conk is a person's nose.
3352	conked	The past tense and past participle of conk.
3353	conker	A conker is the dark brown nut of a horse chestnut tree.
3354	conkers	The plural form of conker; more than one (kind of) conker.
3355	conking	The present participle of conk.
3356	conks	The plural form of conk; more than one (kind of) conk.
3357	connect	When you connect things	The man connected device to the battery with a wire.
3358	connected	The past tense and past participle of connect.
3359	Connecticut	Connecticut is one of the states in the United States.	Hartford is the capital of Connecticut.
3360	connecting	The present participle of connect.
3361	connection	A connection is a way that two or more things come or belong together.	Who was the first person to make the connection between sickness and cleanliness?; The north-south train makes a connection with the east-west train at Union Station.; My Internet connection is not very fast.; Susan knows a lot about Russia. She'll be your connection there.
3362	connections	The plural form of connection; more than one (kind of) connection.
3363	connective	If something is connective
3364	connectivities	The plural form of connectivity; more than one (kind of) connectivity.
3365	connectivity	Connectivity is the state of being connected
3366	connector	A connector is something that connects thing together.
3367	connectors	The plural form of connector; more than one (kind of) connector.
3368	connects	The third-person singular form of connect.
3369	conned	The past tense and past participle of con.
3370	conning	The present participle of con.
3371	connive	If you connive
3372	connived	The past tense and past participle of connive.
3373	connives	The third-person singular form of connive.
3374	conniving	The present participle of connive.
3375	connoisseur	A connoisseur is a person who is an expert in something
3376	connoisseurs	The plural form of connoisseur; more than one (kind of) connoisseur.
3377	connotation	A connotation of a word is something it means other than its literal meaning.	That word has a negative connotation.
3378	connotations	The plural form of connotation; more than one (kind of) connotation.
3379	connote	If you connote a word or sentence	Racism often connotes an underlying fear or ignorance.
3380	connoted	The past tense and past participle of connote.
3381	connotes	The third-person singular form of connote.
3382	connoting	The present participle of connote.
3383	conquer	If one side conquers in a war	Alexander conquered most of Europe and North Africa.
3384	conquered	The past tense and past participle of conquer.
3385	conquering	The present participle of conquer.
3386	conqueror	A conqueror is a country	The first Spanish conquerors defeated the native Americans by infecting them with diseases.
3387	conquerors	The plural form of conqueror; more than one (kind of) conqueror.
3388	conquers	The third-person singular form of conquer.
3389	conquest	a take-over by force
3390	conquests	The plural form of conquest; more than one (kind of) conquest.
3391	cons	The plural form of con; more than one (kind of) con.
3392	consarn
3393	conscience	The ability to feel whether what you're doing is right or wrong.	Even though he stole things, he had some conscience: he didn't kill anyone.
3394	consciences	The plural form of conscience; more than one (kind of) conscience.
3395	conscientious	When someone is conscientious
3396	conscious	If you are conscious of something	Soon after I walked into the room, I became conscious of many eyes looking at me.; I was conscious of being rude, but I couldn't stop myself.; I'll make a conscious effort to be on time.
3397	consciously	If something is done consciously
3398	consciousness	Consciousness is a person's awareness or perception of something.
3399	consciousnesses	The plural form of consciousness; more than one (kind of) consciousness.
3400	conscript	A conscript is a person who is enrolled into the compulsory military service.	The soldier was a conscript.
3401	conscripted	The past tense and past participle of conscript.
3402	conscripting	The present participle of conscript.
3403	conscription	Conscription is the compulsory enlistment for military service.
3404	conscriptions	The plural form of conscription; more than one (kind of) conscription.
3405	conscripts	The plural form of conscript; more than one (kind of) conscript.
3406	consecrate	If a pastor consecrates something
3407	consecrated	The past tense and past participle of consecrate.
3408	consecrates	The third-person singular form of consecrate.
3409	consecrating	The present participle of consecrate.
3410	consecration	Consecration is the act or ceremony of declaring something to be holy.
3411	consecrations	The plural form of consecration; more than one (kind of) consecration.
3412	consecutive	Consecutive events follow one another with no other in between.	We were given homework over five consecutive days.
3413	consensus	If there is consensus among people	There was broad consensus that the first project had failed.
3414	consensuses	The plural form of consensus; more than one (kind of) consensus.
3415	consent	Consent is permission to do something.	You can't publish a picture of a child without the consent of one parent.; The treatment was explained to and understood by the patient before he gave his consent.
3416	consented	The past tense and past participle of consent.
3417	consenting	The present participle of consent.
3418	consents	The plural form of consent; more than one (kind of) consent.
3419	consequence	A consequence is a result of an action	As a consequence of your bad behavior, you must stay after school.; The consequences of lying to your parents are usually bad.
3420	consequences	The plural form of consequence; more than one (kind of) consequence.
3421	consequent	happening as a result of sth.	The warming of the Earth and the consequent climatic changes affect us all.
3422	consequently	The word consequently is used show what happened as a result or consequence of an event.	He did not wake up early in the morning. Consequently, he was late to work.; The man looked at a pet shop nearby. Consequently, he remembered the dog he had left at home.
3423	conservation	Conservation is the act of preventing the wasteful use of resources
3424	conservations	The plural form of conservation; more than one (kind of) conservation.
3425	conservative	If a person is conservative	Latino families are thought to hold conservative and traditional views on family life.; The idea of gays in the military was deeply unpopular in that socially conservative state.
3426	conservatives	The plural form of conservative; more than one (kind of) conservative.
3427	conservatories	The plural form of conservatory; more than one (kind of) conservatory.
3428	conservatory	If something is conservatory
3429	conserve	A conserve is an area of wilderness where human development is not allowed by law.
3430	conserved	The past tense and past participle of conserve.
3431	conserves	The plural form of conserve; more than one (kind of) conserve.
3432	conserving	The present participle of conserve.
3433	consider	When you consider something you think carefully about it.	I will take time to consider what you said.
3434	considerable	A considerable amount	He had given it a considerable amount of thought before deciding.; Many part-time farmers traveled considerable distances each day to their work.; The time needed to do it properly is considerable.
3435	considerably	You use considerably when you want to make a comparative adjective stronger.	Sharks are considerably faster swimmers than humans.
3436	considerate	If someone is considerate
3437	consideration	Consideration is the process of thinking carefully about something.	After much consideration, I think I will retire.
3438	considerations	The plural form of consideration; more than one (kind of) consideration.
3439	considered	The past tense and past participle of consider.
3440	considering	The present participle of consider.	She is considering changing careers.
3441	considers	The third-person singular form of consider.
3442	consign	If you consign something
3443	consigned	The past tense and past participle of consign.
3444	consigning	The present participle of consign.
3445	consignment	A consignment is goods sent for sale.	The shop got a consignment of new books.; A shop that has goods on consignment can send them back if they are not sold.
3446	consignments	The plural form of consignment; more than one (kind of) consignment.
3447	consigns	The third-person singular form of consign.
3448	consist	If A consists of B	His letter consisted of only three words.; Preparation for the party consisted of inviting guests, buying food, cleaning, and hoping that the weather would be nice.
3449	consisted	The past tense and past participle of consist.
3450	consistencies	The plural form of consistency; more than one (kind of) consistency.
3451	consistency	The quality of being consistent or uniform.	They want their employees to have a high level of consistency in the quality of their customer service.
3452	consistent	If something is consistent	She makes a consistent effort to study hard.; My Math scores at my school show a consistent 80 to 95 percent.; My math scores are mostly consistent because I have had the same grades since grade 9.
3453	consistently	If something is done consistently	Her work was consistently careful and complete.
3454	consisting	The present participle of consist.
3455	consists	The third-person singular form of consist.
3456	console	A console is a receptor of information.	That video game console I bought was expensive!
3457	consoled	The past tense and past participle of console.
3458	consoles	The plural form of console; more than one (kind of) console.
3459	consolidate	If you consolidate something	He consolidated his luggage into a single large bag.
3460	consolidated	The past tense and past participle of consolidate.
3461	consolidates	The third-person singular form of consolidate.
3462	consolidating	The present participle of consolidate.
3463	consoling	The present participle of console.
3464	consonant	A consonant is a sound or letter that is not a vowel. Consonants usually do not last long and are less loud than vowels. In a syllable (a piece of a word) a vowel will be in the middle and consonants might come before or after.	The letters "t", "s", "f", and "g" are all consonants.; Your mouth is more closed when you say a consonant than when you say a vowel.
3465	consonants	The plural form of consonant; more than one (kind of) consonant.
3466	consort	A consort is the spouse of a monarch.
3467	consorted	The past tense and past participle of consort.
3468	consortia	The plural form of consortium; more than one (kind of) consortium.
3469	consorting	The present participle of consort.
3470	consortium	A consortium is an association or combination of businesses to engage in a joint venture.
3471	consortiums	The plural form of consortium; more than one (kind of) consortium.
3472	consorts	The plural form of consort; more than one (kind of) consort.
3473	conspicuous	If something is conspicuous
3474	conspicuously	If something is done conspicuously
3475	conspiracies	The plural form of conspiracy; more than one (kind of) conspiracy.
3476	conspiracy	A secret plan between two or more people to do something.	There was a conspiracy among the king's advisers to overthrow the king.
3477	conspire	If people are conspiring	The group was caught conspiring to overthrow the leader.; The senators conspired to kill Caesar, an act they accomplished.
3478	conspired	The past tense and past participle of conspire.
3479	conspires	The third-person singular form of conspire.
3480	conspiring	The present participle of conspire.
3481	constable	A constable is a low-ranking member of the police.	Thunder Point has a constable but no other local law enforcement.
3482	constables	The plural form of constable; more than one (kind of) constable.
3483	constancies	The plural form of constancy; more than one (kind of) constancy.
3484	constancy	Constancy is steadfastness	His constancy to our cause is heartening.
3485	constant	If something is constant	I have this constant pain in my back. I wish it would stop.; The rain has been constant all morning.
3486	Constantinople
3487	constantly	If something is done constantly
3488	constants	The plural form of constant; more than one (kind of) constant.
3489	constellation	A constellation is a group of stars which make up an imaginary outline or pattern in the night sky that is identified with a mythological figure.
3490	constellations	The plural form of constellation; more than one (kind of) constellation.
3491	consternate	If you consternate someone
3492	consternated	The past tense and past participle of consternate.
3493	consternates	The third-person singular form of consternate.
3494	consternating	The present participle of consternate.
3495	consternation	Consternation is the feeling of anxiety at something unexpected.
3496	consternations	The plural form of consternation; more than one (kind of) consternation.
3497	constipate	If you constipate someone
3498	constipated	A constipated person is someone who is unable to defecate.
3499	constipates	The third-person singular form of constipate.
3500	constipating	The present participle of constipate.
3501	constipation	Constipation is a condition in which a person has infrequent bowel movements
3502	constipations	The plural form of constipation; more than one (kind of) constipation.
3503	constituencies	The plural form of constituency; more than one (kind of) constituency.
3504	constituency	A constituency is a specific area that is represented by an official who is elected by the voters of that area.	The prime minister represented their constituency.
3505	constituent	If something is constituent
3506	constituents	The plural form of constituent; more than one (kind of) constituent.
3507	constitute	If something is being constituted	Laws appointed and constituted by lawful authority.
3508	constituted	The past tense and past participle of constitute.
3509	constitutes	The third-person singular form of constitute.
3510	constituting	The present participle of constitute.
3511	constitution	The constitution of a country or organization is the basic set of laws that explain how all the other laws and rules must be made and followed.	To change the constitution, the government must have the agreement of 2/3 of the members of parliament.
3512	constitutional	If a law	The court ruled that the new law was constitutional and that there was no need for the government to change it.
3513	constitutional monarchies	The plural form of constitutional monarchy; more than one (kind of) constitutional monarchy.
3514	constitutional monarchy	A constitutional monarchy is a type of monarchy where the monarch has very little political power.	The United Kingdom is a constitutional monarchy and the royal family does not have a lot of power.
3515	constitutionals	The plural form of constitutional; more than one (kind of) constitutional.
3516	constitutions	The plural form of constitution; more than one (kind of) constitution.
3517	constrain	If you constrain a person
3518	constrained	The past tense and past participle of constrain.
3519	constraining	The present participle of constrain.
3520	constrains	The third-person singular form of constrain.
3521	constraint	A constraint is a limit.	Perhaps the main constraint is lack of money.; Financial constraints have forced hospitals to treat more patients more rapidly.; In the Middle East, there are often tight constraints on women's activities.
3522	constraints	The plural form of constraint; more than one (kind of) constraint.
3523	constrict	If you constrict something
3524	constricted	The past tense and past participle of constrict.
3525	constricting	The present participle of constrict.
3526	constricts	The third-person singular form of constrict.
3527	construct	Something made from parts.	That artwork is a construct of wires and tubes.
3528	constructed	The past tense and past participle of construct.
3529	constructing	The present participle of construct.
3530	construction	Construction is the act of building something.	The workers began construction of the new hospital last week.; The recent downturn in the economy is causing a lot of pain in the construction industry with few new homes being built.
3531	constructions	The plural form of construction; more than one (kind of) construction.
3532	constructive	When something is constructive	Your constructive feedback is appreciated to help us improve our service in the future.
3533	constructs	The plural form of construct; more than one (kind of) construct.
3534	construe	To translate and explain the meaning of something.	This court must construe according to the law.
3535	construed	The past tense and past participle of construe.
3536	construes	The third-person singular form of construe.
3537	construing	The present participle of construe.
3538	consul	A consul is an official living in a foreign city to represent and protect the interests of citizens of their country.
3539	consulate	A consulate is the office of a consul.
3540	consulates	The plural form of consulate; more than one (kind of) consulate.
3541	consuls	The plural form of consul; more than one (kind of) consul.
3542	consult	: A visit or a consultation.	I have a consult with a sleep specialist this afternoon.
3543	consultancies	The plural form of consultancy; more than one (kind of) consultancy.
3544	consultancy	A consultancy is a consultant or consulting firm.
3545	consultant	A consultant is a person who is consulted by another person	The district hired a consultant to help write the letter to parents.
3546	consultants	The plural form of consultant; more than one (kind of) consultant.
3547	consultation	Consultation is the process of getting advice or opinions from other people.	The city went through the planning process with very little public consultation.; The group announced the price per kilo of grapes after consultation with the growers.; Many consultations took place between the doctors before the decision was made.
3548	consultations	The plural form of consultation; more than one (kind of) consultation.
3549	consulted	The past tense and past participle of consult.
3550	consulting	The present participle of consult.
3551	consults	The plural form of consult; more than one (kind of) consult.
3552	consumable	If something is consumable
3553	consumables	The plural form of consumable; more than one (kind of) consumable.
3554	consume	If you consume energy	Only 10% of the energy consumed by a light bulb produces usable light.; Most of our leisure time is consumed by TV.
3555	consumed	If someone is consumed with something	She was consumed with hatred.
3556	consumer	A consumer is someone who buys or uses goods or services.	Consumer demand for large cars has dropped with the increase in gasoline prices.; Selling goods to consumers is known as retail.
3557	consumers	The plural form of consumer; more than one (kind of) consumer.
3558	consumes	The third-person singular form of consume.
3559	consuming	The present participle of consume.
3560	consummate	If a person is consummate
3561	consummated	The past tense and past participle of consummate.
3562	consummates	The third-person singular form of consummate.
3563	consummating	The present participle of consummate.
3564	consumption	Consumption is to consuming something.	The fire's consumption of the forest caused changes in the air.
3565	contact	When x makes or has contact with y	The trains in Tokyo are so crowded that everyone has to stand in close contact to everyone else.
3566	Contact language
3567	contactable	If a person is contactable
3568	contacted	The past tense and past participle of contact.
3569	contacting	The present participle of contact.
3570	contacts	The plural form of contact; more than one (kind of) contact.
3571	contagious	If something is contagious	The flu was so contagious that everybody in town got sick!
3572	contain	If x contains y	Did the envelope contain a letter?; Each box contains enough food for a family of ten for about a week.; The opinions contained in this report are the private opinions of the authors.; The plant's leaves have a rich lemon smell and contain compounds that can keep away insects.; Some building materials contain a high percentage of recycled material.; Tea contains substances called antioxidants that can help keep cells healthy.; A big part of Mississippi's history is contained in those files.
3573	contained	The past tense and past participle of contain.
3574	container	An object that is used to hold or carry things inside it.	They put their cards in containers.
3575	containers	The plural form of container; more than one (kind of) container.
3576	containing	The present participle of contain.
3577	containment	Containment is the state of being contained.
3578	containments	The plural form of containment; more than one (kind of) containment.
3579	contains	The third-person singular form of contain.
3580	contaminant	A contaminant is a substance that makes something impure.	Put the lid on the jar to keep contaminants out.
3581	contaminants	The plural form of contaminant; more than one (kind of) contaminant.
3582	contaminate	If something is contaminated	This water is contaminated. It isn't safe to drink.
3583	contaminated	The past tense and past participle of contaminate.
3584	contaminates	The third-person singular form of contaminate.
3585	contaminating	The present participle of contaminate.
3586	contamination	Contamination is the act or process of making something dangerous or toxic by introducing impurities.
3587	contaminations	The plural form of contamination; more than one (kind of) contamination.
3588	contemplate	If you contemplate something	John contemplated how to solve the hard mathematics question.
3589	contemplated	The past tense and past participle of contemplate.
3590	contemplates	The third-person singular form of contemplate.
3591	contemplating	The present participle of contemplate.
3592	Contemplative
3593	contemporaries	The plural form of contemporary; more than one (kind of) contemporary.
3594	contemporary	If something is contemporary it is related to this time (now). Technically	The artist has a great knowledge of the sources of historical and contemporary art.
3595	contempt	Contempt is the feeling that a person or a thing is useless or deserves to be looked down upon.
3596	contemptible	If you feel that someone or something is contemptible	a contemptible person
3597	contemptuous	A contemptuous person is someone who shows contempt or a lack of respect.
3598	contend	If you contend that something is true	The government contends that he is fundamentalist.
3599	contended	The past tense and past participle of contend.
3600	contender	A contender is a person who competes with others.
3601	contenders	The plural form of contender; more than one (kind of) contender.
3602	contending	The present participle of contend.
3603	contends	The third-person singular form of contend.
3604	content	The contents of a container	A couple of green plastic bags had torn open, and the contents had spilled out onto the floor.; Scientists examined the contents of the dead bird's stomach.; The students were generally happy with the course content and the instructor.; More writing could improve students' content knowledge as well as their writing skills.
3605	contented	The past tense and past participle of content.
3606	contenting	The present participle of content.
3607	contention	A contention is a major disagreement.	The road was a point of contention.
3608	contentions	The plural form of contention; more than one (kind of) contention.
3609	contentious	If something is contentious
3610	contentment	Contentment is a feeling of being happy and satisfied.	The mother sighed with contentment when she held her baby.
3611	contentments	The plural form of contentment; more than one (kind of) contentment.
3612	contents	The plural form of content; more than one (kind of) content.
3613	contest	A contest is where people do a quiz or play a game to win a prize.	He took part in the contest as he wanted to win the first prize.
3614	contestable	If something is contestable
3615	contestant	A contestant is a person who participates in a contest.
3616	contestants	The plural form of contestant; more than one (kind of) contestant.
3617	contested	The past tense and past participle of contest.
3618	contesting	The present participle of contest.
3619	contests	The plural form of contest; more than one (kind of) contest.
3620	context	Something's context is the situation that it happens in.	Sometime, we can't read someone's writing, but the message can be understood in context because human readers use their knowledge of language and the world to help us.; The actions of a business cannot be fully understood except in the context of a particular organisation.
3621	contexts	The plural form of context; more than one (kind of) context.
3622	contextualise	If you contextualise something
3623	contextualised	The past tense and past participle of contextualise.
3624	contextualises	The third-person singular form of contextualise.
3625	contextualising	The present participle of contextualise.
3626	contextualize	If you contextualize something
3627	contextualized	The past tense and past participle of contextualize.
3628	contextualizes	The third-person singular form of contextualize.
3629	contextualizing	The present participle of contextualize.
3630	contiguous	If something is contiguous
3631	contiguously	If something is done contiguously	He contiguously robbed banks.
3632	continent	A continent is a big piece of land that is partially or fully surrounded by water and some islands.	The seven continents of the world are Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, and South America.
3633	continental
3634	continents	The plural form of continent; more than one (kind of) continent.
3635	contingent	A quota of troops.
3636	contingents	The plural form of contingent; more than one (kind of) contingent.
3637	continua	The plural form of continuum; more than one (kind of) continuum.
3638	continual	A continual state or situation happens over a period of time without stop.	The university was in a process of continual change.
3639	Continually
3640	continuation	Continuation is the act of carrying something on or keeping it going.	The continuation of the project depends on funding.
3641	continuations	The plural form of continuation; more than one (kind of) continuation.
3642	continue	If something continues	Even though he has died, we will continue the good work he did helping children.; We expect that the problems will continue until 8 November, when we get the new computer.
3643	continued	The past tense and past participle of continue.
3644	continues	The third-person singular form of continue.
3645	continuing	The present participle of continue.
3646	continuities	The plural form of continuity; more than one (kind of) continuity.
3647	continuity	Continuity is the lack of interruption between two things.
3648	continuous	Something that is continuous happens without stopping.	The water flowed through the pipe continuously.
3649	continuously	If something is done continuously
3650	continuum	A continuum is a continuous sequence of a group of things where adjacent parts are not noticeably different and the extremes are quite distinct.
3651	continuums	The plural form of continuum; more than one (kind of) continuum.
3652	contort	If you contort something
3653	contorted	The past tense and past participle of contort.
3654	contorting	The present participle of contort.
3655	contorts	The third-person singular form of contort.
3656	contour	Contour is the outline of a shape.	He liked the contour of her body.
3657	contoured	The past tense and past participle of contour.
3658	contouring	The present participle of contour.
3659	contours	The plural form of contour; more than one (kind of) contour.
3660	contra	against; in opposition or contrast to	Consider the problems of the nurse contra those of the doctor.
3661	contraband	Contraband is goods that are illicit or illegal to have.	The border police found contraband in the suitcase.; The contraband cigarettes were selling at half the official price.
3662	contrabass	Contrabass a big stringed instrument that is bigger than the cello.
3663	contrabasses	The plural form of contrabass; more than one (kind of) contrabass.
3664	contrabassoon	A contrabassoon is a bigger version of a bassoon that plays at a lower pitch.	The orchestra has two Amati contrabassoons.
3665	contrabassoonist	A contrabassoonist is a person who plays the contrabassoon.
3666	contrabassoonists	The plural form of contrabassoonist; more than one (kind of) contrabassoonist.
3667	contrabassoons	The plural form of contrabassoon; more than one (kind of) contrabassoon.
3668	contraceptive	A contraceptive item is something that prevents pregnancy.
3669	contraceptives	The plural form of contraceptive; more than one (kind of) contraceptive.
3670	contract	A contract is a legal agreement to trade goods	If you would just sign this contract, the car will be yours.; In Japan, most worker's employment contracts last until the age of sixty.; My father's employment contract is for forty years.; You must look over the contract before you sign it.
3671	contracted	The past tense and past participle of contract.
3672	contracting	The present participle of contract.
3673	contraction	A contraction is when something pulls together and gets smaller. It is the act of contracting.	The cold weather made the bridge contract and break.
3674	contractions	The plural form of contraction; more than one (kind of) contraction.
3675	contractor	A contractor is a person or company that is hired via a business contract to provide services or materials.
3676	contractors	The plural form of contractor; more than one (kind of) contractor.
3677	contracts	The plural form of contract; more than one (kind of) contract.
3678	contractual	If something is contractual
3679	contractualise	If you contractualise something
3680	contractualised	The past tense and past participle of contractualise.
3681	contractualises	The third-person singular form of contractualise.
3682	contractualising	The present participle of contractualise.
3683	contractualize	If you contractualize something
3684	contractualized	The past tense and past participle of contractualize.
3685	contractualizes	The third-person singular form of contractualize.
3686	contractualizing	The present participle of contractualize.
3687	contractuals	The plural form of contractual; more than one (kind of) contractual.
3688	contradict	If you contradict something
3689	contradicted	The past tense and past participle of contradict.
3690	contradicting	The present participle of contradict.
3691	contradiction	A contradiction is the act of contradicting.	He says that he was not there that night: that was a contradiction of his previous statement.
3692	contradictions	The plural form of contradiction; more than one (kind of) contradiction.
3693	contradicts	The third-person singular form of contradict.
3694	contraindicate	If a doctor contraindicates
3695	contraindicated	The past tense and past participle of contraindicate.
3696	contraindicates	The third-person singular form of contraindicate.
3697	contraindicating	The present participle of contraindicate.
3698	contranym	A contranym is a word with two different meanings
3699	contranyms	The plural form of contranym; more than one (kind of) contranym.
3700	contraption	A contraption is any kind of machine or mechanical device	The scientist finished his contraption in time for the science fair.
3701	contraptions	The plural form of contraption; more than one (kind of) contraption.
3702	contrary	If an act or idea is contrary to something	The president's actions are contrary to the constitution and therefore illegal.
3703	contras	The plural form of contra; more than one (kind of) contra.
3704	contrast	Contrasts are the differences you find when you compare something or someone.	When comparing English and Japanese, there are many contrasts but also a large number of similarities.; Married life is a sharp contrast to the life of a single person.
3705	contrasted	The past tense and past participle of contrast.
3706	Contrasted social
3707	contrasting	The present participle of contrast.
3708	contrasts	The plural form of contrast; more than one (kind of) contrast.
3709	contravene	If you contravene a rule or law
3710	contravened	The past tense and past participle of contravene.
3711	contravenes	The third-person singular form of contravene.
3712	contravening	The present participle of contravene.
3713	contribute	If x contributes to y	Unusually warm temperatures may have significantly contributed to the amount of rain we've had.; There are a lot of factors that are contributing to the strong economy.; Staff writer Karlyn Barker contributed to this report.; This information contributes to our understanding of the problem.; Reduced rainfall may have contributed to the decline of the Mayan civilization.
3714	contributed	The past tense and past participle of contribute.
3715	contributes	The third-person singular form of contribute.
3716	contributing	The present participle of contribute.
3717	contribution	A contribution is something that you give or add.	Technology to reduce pollution could make a significant contribution to the solution.; Some of his most important early contributions were his detailed descriptions and illustrations.; Their contribution in October has been revised down from £300million to the same level.
3718	contributions	The plural form of contribution; more than one (kind of) contribution.
3719	contributor	A contributor is a person who donates money to a charity or a cause.	I am a contributor to Red Cross.
3720	contributors	The plural form of contributor; more than one (kind of) contributor.
3721	contributory	If something is contributory
3722	contrite	If you feel contrite
3723	contrive	If you contrive something
3724	contrived	The past tense and past participle of contrive.
3725	contrives	The third-person singular form of contrive.
3726	contriving	The present participle of contrive.
3727	control	If you have control over someone or something	He should try to take control and tell the other handlers what to do.; Driving in the rain, he had lost control on the wet surface and spun off the road.; The country fell under the direct control of the army.; They are trying to keep tighter control over spending.; The government will demand improved pollution control systems for all factories.; Most companies devote some resources to quality control and product testing.; Unless birth control methods are used, sooner or later the woman is likely to get pregnant.; The continuing Soviet desire for arms control led to a SALT II treaty.; The brain's control systems tend to decline with age so that, for instance, our balance gets less good.; The experimental group took the medicine while the control group took a sugar pill.; Suddenly the airplane went out of control and started diving.
3728	controllable	If something is controllable it can be directed or commanded.
3729	controlled	The past tense and past participle of control.
3730	controller	A controller is something or someone that controls.	Have you seen the video game controller?
3731	controllers	The plural form of controller; more than one (kind of) controller.
3732	controlling	The present participle of control.	Roger has been controlling his anger much better since he started seeing a therapist.
3733	controls	The plural form of control; more than one (kind of) control.
3734	contronym	A contronym is a word with two different meanings
3735	contronyms	The plural form of contronym; more than one (kind of) contronym.
3736	controversial	Something that is causing debate	The latest book about UFOs has been very controversial.; "La Traviata" was more controversial in its day than "Aida".; Brangelina is the most controversial couple in Hollywood.
3737	controversies	The plural form of controversy; more than one (kind of) controversy.	There are many controversies surrounding religion and politics.
3738	controversy	When there is a controversy about something	There's a controversy about whether cars should be allowed to drive in this part of the city.; Newspapers love to write about controversies.
3739	contumacious	A contumacious person is someone who is disobedient or rebellious.
3740	contusion	A contusion is a bruise that is caused by broken blood vessels.
3741	contusions	The plural form of contusion; more than one (kind of) contusion.
3742	conundra	The plural form of conundrum; more than one (kind of) conundrum.
3743	conundrum	A conundrum is a difficult question or riddle.
3744	conundrums	The plural form of conundrum; more than one (kind of) conundrum.
3745	convalesce	If you convalesce from a sickness
3746	convalesced	The past tense and past participle of convalesce.
3747	convalesces	The third-person singular form of convalesce.
3748	convalescing	The present participle of convalesce.
3749	convene	If people convene
3750	convened	The past tense and past participle of convene.
3751	convenes	The third-person singular form of convene.
3752	convenience	Convenience is the quality of being easy to get and use.	The shop has a free car park for the convenience of its guests.; We'll pick up some milk at the convenience store on the corner.
3753	conveniences	The plural form of convenience; more than one (kind of) convenience.
3754	convenient	If something is convenient	Living here is so convenient. There's a supermarket right across the street, and a train station just a 2 minute walk away.; It's more convenient to drive than it is to walk.; This is the most convenient route to take.
3755	conveniently	If something is done conveniently
3756	convening	The present participle of convene.
3757	convent	A convent is a community of nuns that live together under strict religious rules and vows.
3758	convention	A convention is a large meeting of a specific group or for a specific purpose.	There's a doctor's convention in town this week and all the hotels are full.; The garden show will be at the convention centre.
3759	conventional	Something that is conventional is what is generally done	The conventional temperature is at 22C.; The train runs on conventional rails.; I prefer more conventional clothing.
3760	conventions	The plural form of convention; more than one (kind of) convention.
3761	convents	The plural form of convent; more than one (kind of) convent.
3762	converge	If two or more objects approach each other	The mountains converge into a single ridge.
3763	converged	The past tense and past participle of converge.
3764	convergent	If two things are convergent they are close and moving closer.	Convergent plate boundary earthquakes are among the worst.
3765	converges	The third-person singular form of converge.
3766	converging	The present participle of converge.
3767	conversant	If someone is conversant with doing something
3768	conversation	A conversation is when two or more people are talking informally.	I had a really interesting conversation at work about how to improve things.; She is very good at making conversation with people she meets.
3769	conversationalist	A conversationalist is a person who has conversations.
3770	conversationalists	The plural form of conversationalist; more than one (kind of) conversationalist.
3771	conversations	The plural form of conversation; more than one (kind of) conversation.	I don't know him well but I've had a few conversations with him.
3772	converse	When you converse
3773	conversed	The past tense and past participle of converse.	We conversed for hours about politics.
3774	conversely	Conversely is used to say that one idea is the opposite of the other idea.	The over-confident driver may drive too fast. Conversely the under-confident person may also cause problems by driving too slowly.
3775	converses	The third-person singular form of converse.
3776	conversing	The present participle of converse.	I like conversing with you because I like to hear your opinions.
3777	conversion	Conversion is the act or process of changing from one form to another.
3778	conversions	The plural form of conversion; more than one (kind of) conversion.
3779	convert	If you convert something	They wanted to convert the room into a study.; The factory was powered originally by water, then converted to steam in 1811.; The electric engine is extremely efficient at converting electrical energy into movement.
3780	converted	The past tense and past participle of convert.
3781	converter	A converter is something that converts one object into another object.
3782	converters	The plural form of converter; more than one (kind of) converter.
3783	converting	The present participle of convert.
3784	converts	The third-person singular form of convert.
3785	convex	If the surface of something is convex
3786	convey	If somebody conveys something	The ship conveyed the goods.
3787	conveyable	If something is conveyable	The telephone call we got was conveyable between the child and his parents.
3788	conveyance	A conveyance is an act of conveying something.
3789	conveyances	The plural form of conveyance; more than one (kind of) conveyance.
3790	conveyed	The past tense and past participle of convey.
3791	conveying	The present participle of convey.
3792	conveyor	A conveyor is a person or a thing that conveys
3793	conveyor belt	A conveyor belt is a continuous flexible band moved by a series of rollers to transport objects or material from one place to another.
3794	conveyor belts	The plural form of conveyor belt; more than one (kind of) conveyor belt.
3795	conveyors	The plural form of conveyor; more than one (kind of) conveyor.
3796	conveys	The third-person singular form of convey.
3797	convict	If a judge or a jury convicts someone	If he is convicted of all charges, he is facing between eight and 25 years in prison.
3798	convicted	The past tense and past participle of convict.
3799	convicting	The present participle of convict.
3800	conviction	A conviction is when a court finds a person guilty of doing a crime.	There was a conviction in his case, so he went to jail.
3801	convictions	The plural form of conviction; more than one (kind of) conviction.
3802	convicts	The third-person singular form of convict.
3803	convince	To make someone believe	We have to convince her that the world is a sphere.
3804	convinced	The past tense and past participle of convince.
3805	convinces	The third-person singular form of convince.
3806	convincing	The present participle of convince.
3807	convincingly	If something is done convincingly
3808	convoke	If a group of people convoke
3809	convoked	The past tense and past participle of convoke.
3810	convokes	The third-person singular form of convoke.
3811	convoking	The present participle of convoke.
3812	convolute	If you convolute something
3813	convoluted	The past tense and past participle of convolute.
3814	convolutes	The third-person singular form of convolute.
3815	convoluting	The present participle of convolute.
3816	convoy	A convoy is a group of vehicles that travels together for safety	The presidential convoy.
3817	convoyed	The past tense and past participle of convoy.
3818	convoying	The present participle of convoy.
3819	convoys	The plural form of convoy; more than one (kind of) convoy.
3820	convulse	If you convulse something	He was convulsed with laughter at the movie.
3821	convulsed	The past tense and past participle of convulse.
3822	convulses	The third-person singular form of convulse.
3823	convulsing	The present participle of convulse.
3824	convulsion	A convulsion is when someone's muscles contract very hard without the person wanting it.	Ow, my arm is having a convulsion! It's so tense and I can't relax it!
3825	convulsions	The plural form of convulsion; more than one (kind of) convulsion.
3826	coo	A dove's or pigeon's coo is the murmuring sound that it makes.
3827	cooed	The past tense and past participle of coo.
3828	cooing	The present participle of coo.
3829	cook	To bake or boil	Darren will cook dinner today.
3830	cookbook	A cookbook is a recipe book for cooking food.	The cookbook taught me how to make pancakes.
3831	cookbooks	The plural form of cookbook; more than one (kind of) cookbook.
3832	cooked	When food is cooked
3833	cooker	A cooker is a stove	We bought a new gas cooker.
3834	cookeries	The plural form of cookery; more than one (kind of) cookery.
3835	cookers	The plural form of cooker; more than one (kind of) cooker.
3836	cookery	Cookery is the practice of preparing and cooking food.
3837	cookie	A cookie is a small baked cake. It is usually round and flat. Cookies are sweet.	When I want to have something sweet, I'll usually eat a cookie.
3838	cookiecutter sharks	The plural form of cookiecutter shark; more than one (kind of) cookiecutter shark.
3839	cookies	The plural form of cookie; more than one (kind of) cookie.
3840	cooking	Cooking is the action of using heat to prepare food. The most common sources of heat are stoves	The school teaches the secrets of French cooking.; He also grew up with his family's love of good cooking.
3841	cooks	The third-person singular form of cook.
3842	cool	If something is cool	It's hard to keep the house nice and cool on a hot summer's day.; The air was cool, so he put on his jacket.
3843	cool as a cucumber	If a person is as cool as a cucumber	Even during the elections, Josh was as cool as a cucumber.
3844	coolant	A coolant is a fluid that is used to cool an object.
3845	coolants	The plural form of coolant; more than one (kind of) coolant.
3846	cooled	The past tense and past participle of cool.
3847	cooler	A cooler is a box that is used with ice to help keep things cold.	Pack all of the soda into the cooler; we wouldn't want it to get flat.
3848	coolers	The plural form of cooler; more than one (kind of) cooler.
3849	coolest	The superlative form of cool; most cool.
3850	cooling	The present participle of cool.
3851	Coolness
3852	cools	The third-person singular form of cool.	Blowing on soup cools it down.
3853	coop	A coop is an enclosure or cage for small animals.
3854	cooped	The past tense and past participle of coop.
3855	cooper	A cooper is someone who fixes barrels and tubs.
3856	cooperate	If people cooperate
3857	cooperated	The past tense and past participle of cooperate.
3858	cooperates	The third-person singular form of cooperate.
3859	cooperating	The present participle of cooperate.
3860	cooperation	Cooperation is the act of working together to achieve a shared goal.	The project succeeded because of the cooperation between the two teams.; International cooperation is needed to solve global problems like climate change.
3861	cooperations	The plural form of cooperation; more than one (kind of) cooperation.
3862	cooperative	In a cooperative effort	Development of the machine became a cooperative effort between university and industry in the UK.
3863	cooperatively	If something is done cooperatively
3864	cooperatives	The plural form of cooperative; more than one (kind of) cooperative.
3865	coopers	The plural form of cooper; more than one (kind of) cooper.
3866	cooping	The present participle of coop.
3867	coops	The plural form of coop; more than one (kind of) coop.
3868	coordinate	Coordinates are a set of numbers that tells others where you are on a map.
3869	coordinate clause	A coordinate clause is a group of words with a subject and a verb and it is in coordinate function.
3870	coordinated	The past tense and past participle of coordinate.
3871	coordinates	The plural form of coordinate; more than one (kind of) coordinate.
3872	coordinating	The present participle of coordinate.
3873	coordination	The ability of the muscles in a body to work together.	Young children lack the coordination to walk or even to pick up small objects.; Alcohol can affect your balance and coordination.
3874	co-ordination	Co-ordination is another way of spelling coordination.
3875	coordinations	The plural form of coordination; more than one (kind of) coordination.
3876	coos	The plural form of coo; more than one (kind of) coo.
3877	cop	A cop is a police officer.	The cop cited the driver for speeding.
3878	cope	If you cope with a problem	She went to a special school and learned the skills needed to cope with her learning differences.; My friends have had a great impact on my ability to cope with this illness.; At work, some people are better at coping with change than other people.; Our phone system can't cope with all the calls we're receiving.
3879	coped	The past tense and past participle of cope.
3880	Copenhagen	Copenhagen is the capital city of Denmark.
3881	copernicium	Copernicium is a synthetic radioactive element with an atomic number of 112 and symbol Cn.
3882	copes	The third-person singular form of cope.
3883	copied	The past tense and past participle of copy.
3884	copier	A short word for photocopier.
3885	copiers	The plural form of copier; more than one (kind of) copier.
3886	copies	The plural form of copy; more than one (kind of) copy.	I need 100 copies of the form.
3887	coping	The present participle of cope.
3888	copped	The past tense and past participle of cop.
3889	copper	Copper is a metal that is a red-brown colour. Sometimes coins of small value are made from copper. The symbol for copper is Cu with an atomic number of 29.	Water comes into our house through copper pipes.
3890	coppers	The plural form of copper; more than one (kind of) copper.	My grandpa calls pennies "coppers".
3891	coppice	A coppice forms when a tree is cut down and smaller stems grow all around the cut trunk(s).
3892	coppices	The plural form of coppice; more than one (kind of) coppice.
3893	copping	The present participle of cop.
3894	co-producer	A co-producer is someone who produces a project along with one or more other producers.
3895	co-producers	The plural form of co-producer; more than one (kind of) co-producer.
3896	coprolite	Coprolite is dung that has become a fossil over time.
3897	coprolites	The plural form of coprolite; more than one (kind of) coprolite.
3898	cops	The plural form of cop; more than one (kind of) cop.
3899	Coptic Church	The Coptic Church
3900	copulate	If you copulate
3901	copulated	The past tense and past participle of copulate.
3902	copulates	The third-person singular form of copulate.
3903	copulating	The present participle of copulate.
3904	copy	A copy of something looks or acts like it.	They took the diamond and replaced it with a cheap copy.
3905	Copy ready
3906	copycat	A copycat is a person who imitates or plagiarizes other people's work.
3907	copycats	The plural form of copycat; more than one (kind of) copycat.
3908	copycatted	The past tense and past participle of copycat.
3909	copycatting	The present participle of copycat.
3910	copying	The present participle of copy.
3911	copyist	A copyist is a person who publishes written copies of manuscripts.
3912	copyists	The plural form of copyist; more than one (kind of) copyist.
3913	copyright	Copyright is the rights given to a creator to protect their work from other uses.	Star Wars' copyright is held by Lucasfilm.
3914	copyrighted	The past tense and past participle of copyright.
3915	copyrighting	The present participle of copyright.
3916	copyrights	The plural form of copyright; more than one (kind of) copyright.
3917	Copywriter
3918	Coquette
3919	coral	Coral is a hard material formed on the bottom of the sea by the skeletons of small creatures.
3920	coral snake	A coral snake is a venomous snake that is black	It is rare to see coral snakes because they hide most of the time.
3921	coral snakes	The plural form of coral snake; more than one (kind of) coral snake.
3922	corals	The plural form of coral; more than one (kind of) coral.
3923	cord	A long	She tied the package with a cord.; Plug this cord into the outlet.
3924	cordage	Cordage is a set of ropes and cords	The cordage of the ship stretched during the storm.
3925	cordages	The plural form of cordage; more than one (kind of) cordage.
3926	cordless	If something is cordless
3927	Cordoba
3928	cordon	A cordon is a line of people or things placed around an area to prevent access.
3929	cordoned	The past tense and past participle of cordon.
3930	cordoning	The present participle of cordon.
3931	cordons	The plural form of cordon; more than one (kind of) cordon.
3932	cords	The plural form of cord; more than one (kind of) cord.
3933	core	The core is the centre part of something.	I bit into the apple core and spit out the seeds.; The ideas in it still form the core of the government's economic plan.; A core group of fans follow the team to every game.; I was shaken to the core when I heard the terrible news.
3934	cored	The past tense and past participle of core.
3935	cores	The plural form of core; more than one (kind of) core.
3936	corgi	A corgi is a small dog with short legs and a short tail.	There is a very thin corgi.
3937	corgis	The plural form of corgi; more than one (kind of) corgi.
3938	corgwn	The plural form of corgi; more than one (kind of) corgi.
3939	coriander	Coriander is a herb. The parts of the plant that are most often used in cooking are the leaves and the seeds.
3940	coring	The present participle of core.
3941	cork	A cork is a small	I took the cork out of the wine bottle with a corkscrew.
3942	corked	The past tense and past participle of cork.
3943	corking	The present participle of cork.
3944	corks	The plural form of cork; more than one (kind of) cork.
3945	corn	Corn is a kind of grain	We will be eating corn tomorrow.
3946	corn dog	A corn dog is a hot dog covered by batter and deep fried.
3947	corn dogs	The plural form of corn dog; more than one (kind of) corn dog.
3948	cornball	A cornball is an unsophisticated person.
3949	cornballs	The plural form of cornball; more than one (kind of) cornball.
3950	corndog	Corndog is another way of spelling corn dog.
3951	corndogs	Corndogs is another way of spelling corn dogs.
3952	cornea	The cornea is a transparent layer on the front part of the eye.
3953	corneas	The plural form of cornea; more than one (kind of) cornea.
3954	corneous	If something is corneous
3955	corner	A corner is the place where two lines or edges meet.	They live on the corner of Main Street and Dundas.; Just put it on the table in the corner of the room.
3956	corner the market	If you corner the market	They've more or less cornered the fast-food market – they're in every big city in the country.
3957	cornered	The past tense and past participle of corner.
3958	cornering	The present participle of corner.
3959	corners	The plural form of corner; more than one (kind of) corner.
3960	Cornet à piston
3961	Cornet à pistons
3962	cornice	A cornice is a decorative horizontal molding.
3963	cornices	The plural form of cornice; more than one (kind of) cornice.
3964	cornichon	Cornichon is a pickled cucumber.
3965	cornichons	The plural form of cornichon; more than one (kind of) cornichon.
3966	cornier	The comparative form of corny; more corny.
3967	corniest	The superlative form of corny; most corny.
3968	Cornish	Cornish is a language of Cornwall.
3969	cornmeal	Cornmeal is a dried corn ground to a coarse meal.
3970	cornmeals	The plural form of cornmeal; more than one (kind of) cornmeal.
3971	corns	The plural form of corn; more than one (kind of) corn.
3972	cornucopia	A cornucopia of something is a plentiful supply of it.
3973	cornucopias	The plural form of cornucopia; more than one (kind of) cornucopia.
3974	corny	If something is corny	The movie was okay, but the love scene was really corny.; He sent a bouquet of twelve red roses and a card: "Roses are red, Violets are blue, Sugar is sweet, And so are you." How corny is that!
3975	corolla	A corolla is the petals of a flower that encloses the reproductive organ or the flower.
3976	corollae	The plural form of corolla; more than one (kind of) corolla.
3977	corollas	The plural form of corolla; more than one (kind of) corolla.
3978	coronate	If you coronate a person
3979	coronated	The past tense and past participle of coronate.
3980	coronates	The third-person singular form of coronate.
3981	coronating	The present participle of coronate.
3982	coronation	Coronation is the ceremony of crowning a king or queen.
3983	coronations	The plural form of coronation; more than one (kind of) coronation.
3984	coronavirus	Coronavirus is a member of a group of RNA viruses that cause a variety of diseases in humans and animals.
3985	coronaviruses	The plural form of coronavirus; more than one (kind of) coronavirus.
3986	coroner	A coroner is an official who inquests into unnatural deaths.
3987	coroners	The plural form of coroner; more than one (kind of) coroner.
3988	Coronet
3989	corpora	The plural form of corpus; more than one (kind of) corpus.
3990	corporal	A corporal is someone with a military rank below sergeant and above private.	The corporal instructed the soldiers to clean their equipment.
3991	corporals	The plural form of corporal; more than one (kind of) corporal.
3992	corporate	Corporate finance	We have accounts for both individual and corporate clients.; There is a big difference between local managers and corporate leaders.; There is a trend in large corporate structures to remove layers of management.
3993	corporate officer	A corporate officer refers to any job in a corporation or company
3994	corporate officers	The plural form of corporate officer; more than one (kind of) corporate officer.
3995	corporates	The plural form of corporate; more than one (kind of) corporate.
3996	corporation	A corporation is a large company or a group of companies that work together.	The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation is Canada's national radio and TV broadcaster.; The funding will come from government, schools, individuals and corporations.
3997	corporations	The plural form of corporation; more than one (kind of) corporation.
3998	corps	A corps is an army formation that is made up of two or more divisions.
3999	corpse	A dead body.
4000	corpses	The plural form of corpse; more than one (kind of) corpse.
4001	corpulent	If a person is corpulent
4002	corpus	A corpus is a collection of writings
4003	corpuses	The plural form of corpus; more than one (kind of) corpus.
4004	correct	Something that is correct has no mistakes.	For question #5, only 5 people got the correct answer.
4005	corrected	The past tense and past participle of correct.
4006	correcting	The present participle of correct.
4007	correction	Correction is when something is corrected.
4008	corrections	The plural form of correction; more than one (kind of) correction.
4009	Corrective
4010	correctly	If you do something correctly
4011	correctness	Correctness is the state or quality of being correct.
4012	corrects	The third-person singular form of correct.
4013	correlate	If something correlates with another
4014	correlated	The past tense and past participle of correlate.
4015	correlates	The third-person singular form of correlate.
4016	correlating	The present participle of correlate.
4017	correlation	Correlation is a measure of the linear relationship between two random variables. If the correlation is higher than zero
4018	correlation does not imply causation	A rule of logic that states that though two events happen at the same time	To say that because I drank Pepsi and I got diabetes the Pepsi caused the diabetes does not make sense because correlation does not imply causation.
4019	correlations	The plural form of correlation; more than one (kind of) correlation.
4020	correspond	If x corresponds to y	The current situation in Sri Lanka corresponds closely to the situation in Thailand in 1982.; Check that this number corresponds with the one on the document.
4021	corresponded	The past tense and past participle of correspond.
4022	correspondence	If two people are in correspondence	My brother and I have been in correspondence over what to do for my elderly father.
4023	correspondences	The plural form of correspondence; more than one (kind of) correspondence.
4024	correspondent	A correspondent is a journalist who is hired to report for a newspaper or any other broadcasting organization.
4025	correspondents	The plural form of correspondent; more than one (kind of) correspondent.
4026	corresponding	The present participle of correspond.
4027	corresponds	The third-person singular form of correspond.
4028	corridor	A corridor is a narrow hall with rooms that branch off of it.	The corridor in the hospital has many rooms leading off of it.
4029	corridors	The plural form of corridor; more than one (kind of) corridor.
4030	corroborate	If you corroborate a story or idea	Who could corroborate existence of a supernatural god?
4031	corroborated	The past tense and past participle of corroborate.
4032	corroborates	The third-person singular form of corroborate.
4033	corroborating	The present participle of corroborate.
4034	corrode	If something corrodes	Due to the prolonged exposure to acid rain, the metal and limestone started to corrode.
4035	corroded	The past tense and past participle of corrode.
4036	corrodes	The third-person singular form of corrode.
4037	corroding	The present participle of corrode.
4038	corrosion	Corrosion is the breakdown of materials due to chemical reactions.	Painting an aircraft is a way to prevent corrosion.
4039	corrosions	The plural form of corrosion; more than one (kind of) corrosion.
4040	corrosive	If something is corrosive	Hydrochloric acid is a corrosive substance.
4041	corrugate	If you corrugate something
4042	corrugated	The past tense and past participle of corrugate.
4043	corrugates	The third-person singular form of corrugate.
4044	corrugating	The present participle of corrugate.
4045	corrupt	If someone is corrupt	The Government here is corrupt, so we'll move to escape them.
4046	corruptable	Someone that is corruptable can be bribed.	There's a challenge in finding judges and politicians that are not easily corruptible.
4047	corrupted	The past tense and past participle of corrupt.
4048	corruptible	Someone that is corruptible can be bribed.	There's a challenge in finding judges and politicians that are not easily corruptible.
4049	corrupting	The present participle of corrupt.
4050	corruption	Corruption is the improper use of power to benefit yourself.	The corruption among police increased when their pay was cut.
4051	corruptions	The plural form of corruption; more than one (kind of) corruption.
4052	corrupts	The third-person singular form of corrupt.
4053	corsage	A corsage is a small bouquet of flowers that a woman pins on her dress or wears around her wrist for a formal occasion.
4054	corsages	The plural form of corsage; more than one (kind of) corsage.
4055	corset	A corset is a tight underwear for women that hold their waist
4056	corsets	The plural form of corset; more than one (kind of) corset.
4057	cortege	A cortege is a ceremonial procession
4058	corteges	The plural form of cortege; more than one (kind of) cortege.
4059	corundum	Corundum is an extremely hard mineral that is used as an abrasive.	Sapphire and ruby are varieties of corundum.
4060	corundums	The plural form of corundum; more than one (kind of) corundum.
4061	cos	Cos is a kind of lettuce with long
4062	coses	The plural form of cos; more than one (kind of) cos.
4063	cosier	The comparative form of cosy; more cosy.
4064	cosies	The plural form of cosy; more than one (kind of) cosy.
4065	cosiest	The superlative form of cosy; most cosy.
4066	cosign	If two people cosign a document
4067	cosigned	The past tense and past participle of cosign.
4068	cosigning	The present participle of cosign.
4069	cosigns	The third-person singular form of cosign.
4070	cosine	The cosine is the ratio of the length of the side adjacent to an acute angle to the length of the hypotenuse.
4071	cosines	The plural form of cosine; more than one (kind of) cosine.
4072	cosiness	The cosiness of a place is how cosy it is.
4073	cosmetic	If something is cosmetic
4074	cosmetics	The plural form of cosmetic; more than one (kind of) cosmetic.
4075	cosmetologist	A cosmetologist is someone who provides advice on cosmetics and other beauty treatments.
4076	cosmetologists	The plural form of cosmetologist; more than one (kind of) cosmetologist.
4077	cosmetology	Cosmetology is the science of cosmetics.
4078	cosmic	If something is cosmic
4079	cosmologies	The plural form of cosmology; more than one (kind of) cosmology.
4080	cosmologist	A cosmologist' is a person who studies cosmology.
4081	cosmologists	The plural form of cosmologist; more than one (kind of) cosmologist.
4082	cosmology	Cosmology is the study of the physical universe
4083	cosmonaut	A cosmonaut is an astronaut
4084	cosmonauts	The plural form of cosmonaut; more than one (kind of) cosmonaut.
4085	cosmopolitan	Having a mixture of different cultures.
4086	cosmos	The cosmos is the universe.	He thought it was the brightest star in the cosmos until he saw a brighter one the next day.
4087	cosmoses	The plural form of cosmos; more than one (kind of) cosmos.
4088	cosset	If you cosset someone
4089	cosseted	The past tense and past participle of cosset.
4090	cosseting	The present participle of cosset.
4091	cossets	The third-person singular form of cosset.
4092	cossetted	The past tense and past participle of cosset.
4093	cossetting	The present participle of cosset.
4094	cost	The cost of something is the price that a person pays for it.	What is the cost of the car?
4095	Costa Rica	Costa Rica is a country in Central America.
4096	Costa Rican	A Costa Rican is a person from Costa Rica.
4097	Costa Ricans	The plural form of Costa Rican; more than one (kind of) Costa Rican.
4098	costar	A costar is an actor who appears on-screen with other actors of equal importance.
4099	co-star	A co-star is an actor who appears on-screen with other actors of equal importance.
4100	costared	The past tense and past participle of costar.
4101	co-stared	The past tense and past participle of co-star.
4102	costaring	The present participle of costar.
4103	co-staring	The present participle of co-star.
4104	costars	The plural form of costar; more than one (kind of) costar.
4105	co-stars	The plural form of co-star; more than one (kind of) co-star.
4106	costed	The past tense and past participle of cost.
4107	costing	The present participle of cost.
4108	costings	The plural form of costing; more than one (kind of) costing.
4109	costlier	The comparative form of costly; more costly.
4110	costliest	The superlative form of costly; most costly.
4111	costly	If something is costly
4112	costs	The plural form of cost; more than one (kind of) cost.
4113	costume	A costume is the clothes you wear that makes you look like someone or something else.	For Halloween this year I wore a skeleton costume.
4114	costume designer	A costume designer is someone who comes up with the costume designs for a show.	Tom and Jerry were the costume designers for the ice show.; Costume designers take art courses to learn their craft.
4115	costume designers	The plural form of costume designer; more than one (kind of) costume designer.
4116	costumed	The past tense and past participle of costume.
4117	costumes	The plural form of costume; more than one (kind of) costume.
4118	costumier	A costumier is a maker or supplier of theatrical costumes.
4119	costumiers	The plural form of costumier; more than one (kind of) costumier.
4120	costuming	The present participle of costume.
4121	cosy	If a place is cosy
4122	cot	A cot is a simple bed
4123	Coterie
4124	coterminous	If two things are coterminous
4125	cots	The plural form of cot; more than one (kind of) cot.
4126	cottage	A cottage is a small house	When we were young, we spent the summers at a cottage on Canoe Lake.
4127	cottages	The plural form of cottage; more than one (kind of) cottage.
4128	cotton	Cotton is a plant that produces a soft fiber also called cotton. This fiber is used to make fabric.	My shirt is made of cotton.
4129	cottons	The plural form of cotton; more than one (kind of) cotton.
4130	cotyliform	If a plant is cotyliform
4131	couch	A soft	Our pet cat and dog are both sitting down the couch.
4132	couch potato	A couch potato is a person who sits in front of the TV for a really long time.	Usually, kids your age are couch potatos, but you are different. Your active kids!
4133	couch potatoes	The plural form of couch potato; more than one (kind of) couch potato.
4134	couches	The plural form of couch; more than one (kind of) couch.
4135	cougar	A cougar is a kind of mountain lion; Puma concolor.
4136	cougars	The plural form of cougar; more than one (kind of) cougar.
4137	cough	If you cough	This cold is terrible. I was coughing and sneezing all night.; She coughed to get his attention.
4138	coughed	The past tense and past participle of cough.
4139	coughing	The present participle of cough.
4140	coughs	The plural form of cough; more than one (kind of) cough.
4141	could	If you could do something	When I was younger, I could run a five-minute mile.
4142	coulda	Short for could have.	I coulda gone shopping, but it's late now.
4143	Couldn't
4144	couldn't	The negative form of could; could not.	He couldn't make it to work yesterday because he was sick.; I couldn't believe how rude she was.
4145	coulrophobia	Coulrophobia is the fear of clowns.
4146	council	A council is a group of people who are chosen or elected to make laws	Town council is considering a road-widening proposal.; The student council has collected $5,000 to buy new books for the library.
4147	councillor	A councillor is a member of a council.	Half of the councillors voted against expanding the metro.
4148	councillors	The plural form of councillor; more than one (kind of) councillor.
4149	councilman	A councilman is a male member of a council
4150	councilmen	The plural form of councilman; more than one (kind of) councilman.
4151	councilor	A councilor is a member of a council.	Half of the councilors voted against expanding the metro.
4152	councilors	The plural form of councilor; more than one (kind of) councilor.
4153	councils	The plural form of council; more than one (kind of) council.
4154	counsel	Counsel is the giving or receiving of advice.
4155	counseled	The past tense and past participle of counsel.
4156	counseling	& (uncountable) If you need counseling	The boy requires counseling from Mrs Smith.
4157	counselings	The plural form of counseling; more than one (kind of) counseling.
4158	counselled	The past tense and past participle of counsel.
4159	counselling	& (uncountable) If you need counselling	The boy requires counseling from Mrs Smith.
4160	counsellings	The plural form of counselling; more than one (kind of) counselling.
4161	counsellor	A counsellor is a professional who counsels people.
4162	counsellors	The plural form of counsellor; more than one (kind of) counsellor.
4163	counselor	A counselor is a professional who counsels people.
4164	counselors	The plural form of counselor; more than one (kind of) counselor.
4165	counsels	The plural form of counsel; more than one (kind of) counsel.
4166	count	If you count something	OK kids, first everyone get on the bus, and then we'll count to see that everyone's here.; I counted 43. How many did you get?; I counted up the mistakes and divided by the total.; My daughter can count to twenty by twos.
4167	countable	If something is countable it can be counted. Also
4168	countdown	A countdown is an act of counting numbers in reverse until it reaches zero.	The rocket crews are starting their countdown!
4169	countdowns	The plural form of countdown; more than one (kind of) countdown.
4170	counted	The past tense and past participle of count.
4171	countenance	The countenance of a person is their appearance
4172	countenanced	The past tense and past participle of countenance.
4173	countenances	The plural form of countenance; more than one (kind of) countenance.
4174	countenancing	The present participle of countenance.
4175	counter	A counter is a flat surface to work on
4176	counter-	Counter- is put before a word to mean to be against or opposed to.	A counterattack is an attack in response to an attack.; If something moves counterclockwise, it moves in the opposite direction that a clock moves.
4177	counteract	If something counteracts the effects of something else	Alcohol will counteract the effects of learning.
4178	counteracted	The past tense and past participle of counteract.
4179	counteracting	The present participle of counteract.
4180	counteracts	The third-person singular form of counteract.
4181	counterargue	If you counterargue with someone
4182	counterargued	The past tense and past participle of counterargue.
4183	counterargues	The third-person singular form of counterargue.
4184	counterarguing	The present participle of counterargue.
4185	counterattack	A counterattack is an attack made in response to another attack.
4186	counter-attack	A counter-attack is an attack made in response to another attack.
4187	counterattacked	The past tense and past participle of counterattack.
4188	counter-attacked	The past tense and past participle of counter-attack.
4189	counterattacking	The present participle of counterattack.
4190	counter-attacking	The present participle of counter-attack.
4191	counterattacks	The plural form of counterattack; more than one (kind of) counterattack.
4192	counter-attacks	The plural form of counter-attack; more than one (kind of) counter-attack.
4193	counterbalance	A counterbalance is a weight that is put in opposition to an equal weight so it keeps that in balance.
4194	counterbalanced	The past tense and past participle of counterbalance.
4195	counterbalances	The plural form of counterbalance; more than one (kind of) counterbalance.
4196	counterbalancing	The present participle of counterbalance.
4197	counterclockwise	If something moves counterclockwise
4198	counter-clockwise	If something moves counter-clockwise
4199	countered	The past tense and past participle of counter.
4200	counterfeit	A counterfeit is a fake made from an original item.	That Rolex is a counterfeit because it does not have the original company name stamped on the band like they are in real Rolexes.
4201	counterfeited	The past tense and past participle of counterfeit.	This pen is counterfeited, it is an imitation.
4202	counterfeiter	A counterfeiter is a person who makes copies of things	The police have arrested a gang of counterfeiters that made many false banknotes.; To make such well-imitated paintings, counterfeiters must have very good skills.
4203	counterfeiters	The plural form of counterfeiter; more than one (kind of) counterfeiter.
4204	counterfeiting	The present participle of counterfeit.
4205	counterfeits	The plural form of counterfeit; more than one (kind of) counterfeit.
4206	countering	The present participle of counter.
4207	counterintuitive	If something is counterintuitive
4208	countermand	If a person countermands
4209	countermanded	The past tense and past participle of countermand.
4210	countermanding	The present participle of countermand.
4211	countermands	The third-person singular form of countermand.
4212	countermeasure	A countermeasure is an action taken to counteract a danger or threat.	Chaff and flares are examples of countermeasures.
4213	countermeasures	The plural form of countermeasure; more than one (kind of) countermeasure.
4214	counteroffensive	A counteroffensive is an attack made in response to a previous offensive
4215	counter-offensive	A counter-offensive is an attack made in response to a previous offensive
4216	counteroffensives	The plural form of counteroffensive; more than one (kind of) counteroffensive.
4217	counter-offensives	The plural form of counter-offensive; more than one (kind of) counter-offensive.
4218	counteroffer	A counteroffer is an offer made against an unacceptable offer.
4219	counteroffered	The past tense and past participle of counteroffer.
4220	counteroffering	The present participle of counteroffer.
4221	counteroffers	The plural form of counteroffer; more than one (kind of) counteroffer.
4222	counterpart	A counterpart is either of two parts that fit together
4223	counterparts	The plural form of counterpart; more than one (kind of) counterpart.
4224	counterplot	A counterplot is a plot made in opposition to another.
4225	counterplots	The plural form of counterplot; more than one (kind of) counterplot.
4226	counterplotted	The past tense and past participle of counterplot.
4227	counterplotting	The present participle of counterplot.
4228	counterproductive	If something is counterproductive
4229	counterproposal	A counterproposal is a proposal made as an alternative to another proposal.
4230	counterproposals	The plural form of counterproposal; more than one (kind of) counterproposal.
4231	counterpropose	If you counterpropose an idea
4232	counterproposed	The past tense and past participle of counterpropose.
4233	counterproposes	The third-person singular form of counterpropose.
4234	counterproposing	The present participle of counterpropose.
4235	counterrevolutionaries	The plural form of counterrevolutionary; more than one (kind of) counterrevolutionary.
4236	counters	The plural form of counter; more than one (kind of) counter.
4237	counterterrorism	Counterterrorism is the measures taken to combat or reduce terrorist activities.
4238	counter-terrorism	Counter-terrorism is the measures taken to combat or reduce terrorist activities.
4239	counterweight	A counterweight is a heavy mass of often iron or concrete that is used to reduce the amount of work which must be done to effect the raising and lowering of load.
4240	counterweighted	The past tense and past participle of counterweight.
4241	counterweighting	The present participle of counterweight.
4242	counterweights	The plural form of counterweight; more than one (kind of) counterweight.
4243	countess	A countess is the wife of a count or earl.
4244	countesses	The plural form of countess; more than one (kind of) countess.
4245	counties	The plural form of county; more than one (kind of) county.
4246	counting	The present participle of count.
4247	countless	If you do something countless times	There are countless stars in the sky.
4248	countries	The plural form of country; more than one (kind of) country.
4249	country	A land that is controlled by a government.	Russia is the largest country in the world.
4250	country bumpkin	An unsophisticated person from the rural part of a country.
4251	country bumpkins	The plural form of country bumpkin; more than one (kind of) country bumpkin.
4252	country club	A country club is a private club in a rural area that offers recreational sports activities.
4253	country clubs	The plural form of country club; more than one (kind of) country club.
4254	country music	A kind of (mostly American) music started by people who lived far from cities.	I've been listening to a lot of country music this month.
4255	countryball	A countryball is a country drawn in the Polandball artstyle
4256	countryballs	The plural form of countryball; more than one (kind of) countryball.
4257	countryman	Your countrymen are people who come from the same country (nation) that you are from.	My fellow Americans are my countrymen.; The student from Japan wished she could see more of her countrymen.
4258	countrymen	The plural form of countryman; more than one (kind of) countryman.
4259	countryside	The countryside is the area outside the cities.	He headed out of town and through the surrounding countryside.
4260	countrysides	The plural form of countryside; more than one (kind of) countryside.
4261	counts	The third-person singular form of count.
4262	county	A county is an area of land with a local government	Hampshire County Council has provided £20,000 to furnish the building.; My grandfather lived his whole life in my home county of Sussex.
4263	coup	A coup is a successful act of achieving something difficult.
4264	Coupés
4265	coupe	A coupe is a glass that is used to serve desserts or alcohol
4266	coupé	A coupé is a car with two doors.
4267	coupes	The plural form of coupe; more than one (kind of) coupe.
4268	coupés	The plural form of coupé; more than one (kind of) coupé.
4269	couple	A couple is two (2) things that go together.	Can you lend me a couple of dollars?
4270	coupled	The past tense and past participle of couple.
4271	couples	The plural form of couple; more than one (kind of) couple.
4272	coupling	A coupling is a device that connects two things together
4273	couplings	The plural form of coupling; more than one (kind of) coupling.
4274	coupon	A coupon is a ticket that gives the holder some abilities or benefits.
4275	coupons	The plural form of coupon; more than one (kind of) coupon.
4276	coups	The plural form of coup; more than one (kind of) coup.
4277	courage	Courage is the quality of not being afraid easily.	The warrior had great courage.
4278	courageous	To be courageous is having courage (not being afraid).	The warrior was very courageous.
4279	courier	A courier is a person or company that transports goods or documents.
4280	couriered	The past tense and past participle of courier.
4281	couriering	The present participle of courier.
4282	couriers	The plural form of courier; more than one (kind of) courier.
4283	course	In school	The science course was very difficult.
4284	Course girl
4285	course of action	A course of action is a plan to help a person to achieve their goal.
4286	coursed	The past tense and past participle of course.
4287	courses	The plural form of course; more than one (kind of) course.
4288	coursing	The present participle of course.
4289	court	A court is where people are tried for crimes.	The bad guy goes to court to stand before the judge.
4290	courted	The past tense and past participle of court.
4291	courteous	A courteous person is someone who shows regard or thought for others.
4292	courtesies	The plural form of courtesy; more than one (kind of) courtesy.
4293	courtesy	Courtesy is beliefs and actions related to being polite and respectful.	Our teachers treated us with courtesy and kindness.
4294	courtier	A courtier is a person who helps a king	The queen summoned her favorite courtier. "Bring me my crown," she said.
4295	courtiers	The plural form of courtier; more than one (kind of) courtier.
4296	courting	The present participle of court.
4297	courts	The plural form of court; more than one (kind of) court.
4298	courtship	Courtship is the period leading up to mating or marriage. The term can be applied to humans and animals.	After a long courtship they got married.; Courtship display is a set of behaviours leading up to mating in birds.
4299	courtships	The plural form of courtship; more than one (kind of) courtship.
4300	courtyard	A courtyard is a space inside a building that is open to the sky. It can be partially or completely surrounded by walls or buildings.
4301	courtyards	The plural form of courtyard; more than one (kind of) courtyard.
4302	couscous	Couscous is a North African food made from crushed wheat.
4303	couscouses	The plural form of couscous; more than one (kind of) couscous.
4304	cousin	Your cousin is the son or daughter of your aunt or uncle.	Every year at Christmas, I got to play with all my cousins at my grandma's house.
4305	cousins	The plural form of cousin; more than one (kind of) cousin.
4306	couture	Couture is the production of custom-made clothing.
4307	coutures	The plural form of couture; more than one (kind of) couture.
4308	covalent bond	A covalent bond is a type of chemical bond where two atoms are connected to each other by the sharing of two or more electrons.
4309	covalent bonds	The plural form of covalent bond; more than one (kind of) covalent bond.
4310	coven	A coven is a group of witches.
4311	covens	The plural form of coven; more than one (kind of) coven.
4312	Covent Garden Abbey
4313	cover	Something that is covering another thing is on top of (or over) the other thing in a way that stops people from seeing it.	I cover myself in two blankets at night to stay warm.; Remember to cover the pot with a lid while you're cooking something.
4314	coverage	Coverage is the amount something or someone is covered.
4315	covered	The past tense and past participle of cover.
4316	covering	The present participle of cover.
4317	coverings	The plural form of covering; more than one (kind of) covering.
4318	covers	The third-person singular form of cover.
4319	covert	If something is covert
4320	covertly	If something is done covertly
4321	coverts	The plural form of covert; more than one (kind of) covert.
4322	covet	If you covet something	Much of the nobility coveted the king's wealth and power.
4323	coveted	If something is coveted	The Nobel Prize is the most recognized scientific award, as well as the most coveted.
4324	coveting	The present participle of covet.
4325	covets	The third-person singular form of covet.
4326	coving	The coving is a concave surface that joins a ceiling and a wall.	The coving on the old house was very decorative.
4327	covings	The plural form of coving; more than one (kind of) coving.
4328	cow	A common farm animal	Milk comes from cows.
4329	cow tipping	The act of pushing a sleeping cow.
4330	Cow's milk
4331	coward	A coward is a person who does not have courage.
4332	cowardice	Someone who shows cowardice is being afraid	He showed cowardice when he ran away and left his friend to fight the other children.
4333	cowardices	The plural form of cowardice; more than one (kind of) cowardice.
4334	cowardly	If a person is cowardly
4335	cowards	The plural form of coward; more than one (kind of) coward.
4336	cowboy	A cowboy is a person who rides horses.	The cowboy got on his horse.
4337	cowboy hat	A type of hat a cowboy wears
4338	cowboy hats	The plural form of cowboy hat; more than one (kind of) cowboy hat.
4339	cowboys	The plural form of cowboy; more than one (kind of) cowboy.
4340	cower	If you cower	The cats cower when the dog walks by.
4341	cowered	The past tense and past participle of cower.
4342	cowering	The present participle of cower.
4343	cowers	The third-person singular form of cower.
4344	cowgirl	A cowgirl is a woman who takes and herds free-range cattle.	There were many more cowboys than cowgirls in the American West.
4345	cowgirls	The plural form of cowgirl; more than one (kind of) cowgirl.
4346	coworker	A coworker is someone a person works with.
4347	co-worker	A co-worker is someone a person works with.
4348	coworkers	The plural form of coworker; more than one (kind of) coworker.
4349	co-workers	The plural form of co-worker; more than one (kind of) co-worker.
4350	cowpuncher	A cowboy or cowgirl
4351	cowpunchers	The plural form of cowpuncher; more than one (kind of) cowpuncher.
4352	cows	The plural form of cow; more than one (kind of) cow.	I have two cows on my farm so that I can have fresh milk.
4353	Cow's milk
4354	Cox's Bazar	Cox's Bazar is a district in Bangladesh.	I live in Cox's Bazar.
4355	coyote	A coyote is an animal in the wolf family.	The coyote ran across the field.
4356	coyotes	The plural form of coyote; more than one (kind of) coyote.
4357	coz	Coz is slang for cousin.
4358	cozier	The comparative form of cozy; more cozy.
4359	cozies	The plural form of cozy; more than one (kind of) cozy.
4360	coziest	The superlative form of cozy; most cozy.
4361	coziness	The coziness of a place is how cozy it is.
4362	cozy	If a place is cozy
4363	CPI	CPI is abbreviation for consumer price index
4364	crab	A crab is a sea animal with a shell and pincers.
4365	crab cake	A crab cake is a breaded cooked crab meat inside of a kind of breaded cake.
4366	crab cakes	The plural form of crab cake; more than one (kind of) crab cake.
4367	crabapple	A crabapple is a kind of apple tree with a small and sour fruit.
4368	crabapples	The plural form of crabapple; more than one (kind of) crabapple.
4369	crabbier	The comparative form of crabby; more crabby.
4370	crabbiest	The superlative form of crabby; most crabby.
4371	crabby	A crabby person is someone who is irritated or annoyed.
4372	crabs	The plural form of crab; more than one (kind of) crab.
4373	crack	When something cracks it breaks along a line	She cracked an egg and put the inside of the egg into a bowl.
4374	crack cocaine	Crack cocaine is a drug you can smoke.
4375	crack pipe	A crack pipe is a pipe used to smoke crack cocaine.	This young man has three different crack pipes.
4376	crack pipes	The plural form of crack pipe; more than one (kind of) crack pipe.
4377	crackdown	A crackdown is an abrupt and stern measure taken place so as to increase enforcement.
4378	crackdowns	The plural form of crackdown; more than one (kind of) crackdown.
4379	cracked	The past tense and past participle of crack.
4380	cracker	A dry	These crackers taste good with cheese.
4381	crackers	The plural form of cracker; more than one (kind of) cracker.
4382	cracking	The present participle of crack.
4383	Cracking the ass
4384	crackle	A crackle is a fizzing and popping sound.
4385	crackled	The past tense and past participle of crackle.
4386	crackles	The plural form of crackle; more than one (kind of) crackle.
4387	crackling	Crackling is the crispy skin of roast pork.	He tasted the crackling for the first time in his life.
4388	cracklings	The plural form of crackling; more than one (kind of) crackling.
4389	crackpot	A crackpot is someone that is crazy and foolish	That person must be a crackpot for giving an idea that does not work!
4390	crackpots	The plural form of crackpot; more than one (kind of) crackpot.
4391	cracks	The third-person singular form of crack.
4392	cradle	A cradle is a bed or cot for a baby. It is usually mounted on rockers.
4393	cradled	The past tense and past participle of cradle.
4394	cradles	The plural form of cradle; more than one (kind of) cradle.
4395	cradling	The present participle of cradle.
4396	craft	When you craft an object	That craftsman is real good, he can craft out a complicated ship out of a block of wood.
4397	crafted	The past tense and past participle of craft.
4398	craftier	The comparative form of crafty; more crafty.
4399	craftiest	The superlative form of crafty; most crafty.
4400	craftiness	The craftiness of someone is how crafty they are.
4401	crafting	The present participle of craft.
4402	crafts	The third-person singular form of craft.
4403	craftsman	A craftsman is a person who is highly skilled in a particular craft.
4404	craftsmanship	Craftsmanship is the skill a person has at making things.
4405	craftsmanships	The plural form of craftsmanship; more than one (kind of) craftsmanship.
4406	craftsmen	The plural form of craftsman; more than one (kind of) craftsman.
4407	crafty	Being crafty means to be very clever and skilful
4408	crag	A crag is a steep or rugged cliff or rock.
4409	craggier	The comparative form of craggy; more craggy.
4410	craggiest	The superlative form of craggy; most craggy.
4411	craggy	Something that is craggy is very rough or coarse.
4412	crags	The plural form of crag; more than one (kind of) crag.
4413	Craig	Craig is a male given name.
4414	cram	When you cram
4415	crammed	The past tense and past participle of cram.
4416	cramming	The present participle of cram.
4417	cramp	A cramp is a painful contraction of the muscle that cannot be controlled.	Quick, save him! He is having muscle cramps and is about to drown in the water!
4418	cramped	The past tense and past participle of cramp.
4419	cramping	The present participle of cramp.
4420	cramps	The plural form of cramp; more than one (kind of) cramp.
4421	crams	The third-person singular form of cram.
4422	crane	A crane is a kind of bird that has a long neck and legs.	On our trip to China, we saw a beautiful crane catching fish in the river.
4423	craned	The past tense and past participle of crane.
4424	cranes	The plural form of crane; more than one (kind of) crane.
4425	crania	The plural form of cranium; more than one (kind of) cranium.
4426	cranial	If something is cranial	cranial fracture
4427	craning	The present participle of crane.
4428	cranium	The cranium of the skull is made up of the bones enclosing the brain
4429	craniums	The plural form of cranium; more than one (kind of) cranium.
4430	crank	A crank is a bent piece of an axle or shaft that is used to convert a rotation to a wheel or other mechanical device.
4431	cranked	The past tense and past participle of crank.
4432	crankier	The comparative form of cranky; more cranky.
4433	crankiest	The superlative form of cranky; most cranky.
4434	crankiness	The crankiness of something is how cranky it is.
4435	cranking	The present participle of crank.
4436	cranks	The plural form of crank; more than one (kind of) crank.
4437	cranky	If a machine is cranky
4438	crannies	The plural form of cranny; more than one (kind of) cranny.
4439	cranny	A cranny is a small
4440	crap	An impolite way of saying feces.	I have to take a crap.
4441	crapped	The past tense and past participle of crap.
4442	crappier	The comparative form of crappy; more crappy.
4443	crappiest	The superlative form of crappy; most crappy.
4444	crapping	The present participle of crap.
4445	crappy	If something is crappy	That is such a crappy car.; The referee just made a really crappy call.; The food at this restaurant used to be good but now it's crappy.
4446	craps	The plural form of crap; more than one (kind of) crap.
4447	crash	A crash is something that happens between things. Something that comes together.	I saw a horrible crash on my way home. Two cars had hit each other.
4448	crashed	The third-person singular form of crash.
4449	crashes	The plural form of crash; more than one (kind of) crash.
4450	crashing	The present participle of crash.
4451	crass	If you or your actions are crass	After of all their suffering, it seemed crass to be telling them about his vacation.
4452	crasser	The comparative form of crass; more crass.
4453	crassest	The superlative form of crass; most crass.
4454	crassly	If something is done crassly
4455	crate	A crate is a large wooden box or basket that is used to transport goods.
4456	crated	The past tense and past participle of crate.
4457	crater	A crater is a circular hole in the ground that is created by the impact of a meteorite or other such object.	This crater was caused by 1768 Hughes, a small asteroid.
4458	cratered	The past tense and past participle of crater.
4459	cratering	The present participle of crater.
4460	craters	The plural form of crater; more than one (kind of) crater.
4461	crates	The plural form of crate; more than one (kind of) crate.
4462	crating	The present participle of crate.
4463	cravat	A cravat is a type of clothing usually worn by men.
4464	cravats	The plural form of cravat; more than one (kind of) cravat.
4465	crave	If you crave something	I'm craving some pizza.
4466	craved	The past tense and past participle of crave.
4467	craven	A craven person is someone who lacks courage.
4468	cravens	The plural form of craven; more than one (kind of) craven.
4469	craves	The third-person singular form of crave.
4470	craving	A craving is a strong want for something.	She had a constant craving for cigarettes.
4471	cravings	The plural form of craving; more than one (kind of) craving.
4472	crawl	The way an animal or baby might walk. If something crawls	I crawled through the tunnel.
4473	crawled	The past tense and past participle of crawl.
4474	crawling	The present participle of crawl.
4475	crawls	The third-person singular form of crawl.
4476	crayfish	A crayfish is a smaller version of the lobster found in warm waters.
4477	crayfishes	The plural form of crayfish; more than one (kind of) crayfish.
4478	crayon	A stick of colored wax that is used for drawing.	The child started to draw a picture using crayons.
4479	crayons	The plural form of crayon; more than one (kind of) crayon.
4480	craze	A craze is a temporary passion or infatuation for a new amusement	The Twist was a dance craze of the early 1960s.
4481	crazed	If someone is crazed	The man was crazed from drinking too much alcohol.
4482	crazes	The plural form of craze; more than one (kind of) craze.
4483	crazier	The comparative form of crazy; more crazy.
4484	crazies	The plural form of crazy; more than one (kind of) crazy.	It seems like all the crazies come out during a full moon.
4485	craziest	The superlative form of crazy; most crazy.
4486	crazily	If something is done crazily
4487	craziness	The craziness of someone is how crazy they are.
4488	crazy	If you are crazy you do not think or act normally. A crazy person might do very strange thing or believe things that everyone knows are not true.	I knew he was crazy when he said he was Jesus Christ.; The crazy woman thought I had hidden her stomach under my bed.; I saw a crazy man trying to talk to a can of coke.
4489	crazy like a fox	If you are crazy like a fox you do something smart that looks stupid. In this way you trick (fool) other people.
4490	creak	A type of sound. The sound of a door with rusty hinges is a creak.	I heard a strange creak from my car's engine.
4491	creaked	The past tense and past participle of creak.	The floor in the old house creaked loudly when people walked through it.
4492	creakier	The comparative form of creaky; more creaky.
4493	creakiest	The superlative form of creaky; most creaky.
4494	creaking	The present participle of creak.
4495	creaks	The plural form of creak; more than one (kind of) creak.
4496	creaky	If something is creaky
4497	cream	Cream is the fatty part of milk.	Would you like some cream in your coffee?
4498	cream cheese	Cream cheese is a mild	Would you like cream cheese on your bagel?
4499	cream cheeses	The plural form of cream cheese; more than one (kind of) cream cheese.
4500	cream horn	A cream horn is a pastry in the shape of a horn filled with cream.
4501	cream horns	The plural form of cream horn; more than one (kind of) cream horn.
4502	creamed	The past tense and past participle of cream.
4503	creamier	The comparative form of creamy; more creamy.
4504	creamiest	The superlative form of creamy; most creamy.
4505	creaminess	Creaminess is the state or quality of being creamy.
4506	creaming	The present participle of cream.
4507	creampie	A creampie is semen coming out of someone's vagina (or anus) after sex.
4508	creampies	The plural form of creampie; more than one (kind of) creampie.
4509	creams	The plural form of cream; more than one (kind of) cream.
4510	creamy	If something is creamy	creamy chocolate
4511	crease	A crease is a line or mark made by folding something that is soft.	He forgot to iron his shirt on that day and went to work with many creases on his shirt.
4512	creased	The past tense and past participle of crease.
4513	creases	The plural form of crease; more than one (kind of) crease.
4514	creasing	The present participle of crease.
4515	create	If you create something	Wiktionary editors create Wiktionary entries.; Initially, the company will create 200 new jobs, rising to 520 over the next few years.; A lot of problems have been created by the new government.
4516	created	The past tense and past participle of create.
4517	creates	The third-person singular form of create.
4518	creating	The present participle of create.
4519	creation	The act of creating is called creation.	The creation of a house takes time.
4520	creations	The plural form of creation; more than one (kind of) creation.
4521	creative	If you are creative you are good at making things that no one has made before. Also	The inventor had a very creative idea for a new machine.
4522	creatively	If you do something creatively	You built that creatively.
4523	creativeness	The creativeness of a person is defined as how creative the person is.
4524	creativities	The plural form of creativity; more than one (kind of) creativity.
4525	creativity	Creativity is the quality of being creative.	The movie was filled with creativity and imagination.
4526	creator	The creator of something is the thing or person that made it.	Steve Bourne is the creator of the original Unix Bourne shell command interpreter.
4527	creators	The plural form of creator; more than one (kind of) creator.
4528	creature	A creature is a large animal	Those creatures only come out at night.
4529	creatures	The plural form of creature; more than one (kind of) creature.
4530	credibilities	The plural form of credibility; more than one (kind of) credibility.
4531	credibility	The credibility of a person is said to be how trusted they are.
4532	credible	If someone or something is credible	The jury decided that the witness' evidence was credible.
4533	credit	Credit is an agreement to buy something and pay later.	We bought the new dining room table on credit.; I only use my credit card when I know I'll have the money the next week.
4534	credited	The past tense and past participle of credit.
4535	crediting	The present participle of credit.
4536	creditor	A creditor is a person who people owes money to.
4537	creditors	The plural form of creditor; more than one (kind of) creditor.
4538	credits	The plural form of credit; more than one (kind of) credit.
4539	credulities	The plural form of credulity; more than one (kind of) credulity.
4540	credulity	Credulity is the willingness or ability to believe something.
4541	credulous	If a person is credulous
4542	creed	A creed is a set of beliefs that a person
4543	creeds	The plural form of creed; more than one (kind of) creed.
4544	creek	A creek is a kind of waterway. It is like a small river.
4545	creeks	The plural form of creek; more than one (kind of) creek.
4546	creep	When an animal moves with its belly close to the ground.	The creep of the snake makes it frightening.
4547	creeped	The past tense and past participle of creep.
4548	creeper	A creeper is something that creeps.
4549	creepers	The plural form of creeper; more than one (kind of) creeper.
4550	creepier	The comparative form of creepy; more creepy.
4551	creepiest	The superlative form of creepy; most creepy.
4552	creeping	The present participle of creep.
4553	creeps	The plural form of creep; more than one (kind of) creep.
4554	creepy	When something is creepy
4555	creepy-crawlies	The plural form of creepy-crawly; more than one (kind of) creepy-crawly.
4556	creepy-crawly	A creepy-crawly is a small animal that crawls	While most people are disgusted by creepy-crawlies, some find them interesting.
4557	cremains	Cremains is the cremated remains of a deceased person.
4558	cremate	If you cremate a something	Humans have an option to either be cremated or buried after they die.
4559	cremated	The past tense and past participle of cremate.
4560	cremates	The third-person singular form of cremate.
4561	cremating	The present participle of cremate.
4562	cremation	Cremation is the process of cremating the dead.	Due to his religious believes, he chose cremation over burial.
4563	cremations	The plural form of cremation; more than one (kind of) cremation.
4564	crematoria	The plural form of crematorium; more than one (kind of) crematorium.
4565	crematorium	A crematorium is a place where the bodies of dead people are cremated.
4566	crematoriums	The plural form of crematorium; more than one (kind of) crematorium.
4567	Crème brûlée
4568	Crème caramel
4569	creosote bush	The creosote bush is a small bush commonly found in deserts or dry areas in the South-Western United States (species Larrea tridentata).
4570	crept	The past tense and past participle of creep.
4571	crescent	Crescent is the shape of the moon during its first or last quarter
4572	crescents	The plural form of crescent; more than one (kind of) crescent.
4573	crest	The crest of a hill or wave is its top part.	We stood on the crest of the mountain.; The boat rode over the crest of the wave.
4574	crested	The past tense and past participle of crest.
4575	cresting	The present participle of crest.
4576	crests	The plural form of crest; more than one (kind of) crest.
4577	Crete	Crete is one of the Greek islands.
4578	crew	A group of people working together to operate something such as a ship
4579	crewed	If a place is crewed
4580	crews	The plural form of crew; more than one (kind of) crew.
4581	crib	A crib is a bed for babies or young children.	The crib of our son is blue.
4582	cribs	The plural form of crib; more than one (kind of) crib.
4583	crick	A crick is a painful muscular cramp that occurs in the neck or back.
4584	cricked	The past tense and past participle of crick.
4585	cricket	A cricket is a medium-sized insect.
4586	cricketer	A cricketer is a person who plays cricket.
4587	cricketers	The plural form of cricketer; more than one (kind of) cricketer.
4588	crickets	The plural form of cricket; more than one (kind of) cricket.
4589	cricking	The present participle of crick.
4590	cricks	The plural form of crick; more than one (kind of) crick.
4591	cried	The past tense and past participle of cry.
4592	cries	The plural form of cry; more than one (kind of) cry.
4593	crime	A crime is an act that is against the law and for which you can go to jail.	Murder is a crime.; New York has a lot of crime.
4594	crimes	The plural form of crime; more than one (kind of) crime.
4595	criminal	Criminal law
4596	criminal negligence	Criminal negligence is the failure to use reasonable care
4597	criminalise	If something is criminalised	Advocates pushed for gun possession to be criminalised.
4598	criminalised	The past tense and past participle of criminalise.
4599	criminalises	The third-person singular form of criminalise.
4600	criminalising	The present participle of criminalise.
4601	criminality	Criminality is the state of being criminal.	If things do not change, we will descend into an unending darkness of corruption, criminality, murder, and reprisal.
4602	criminalize	If something is criminalized	Advocates pushed for gun possession to be criminalized.
4603	criminalized	The past tense and past participle of criminalize.
4604	criminalizes	The third-person singular form of criminalize.
4605	criminalizing	The present participle of criminalize.
4606	criminally	Someone behaving criminally is breaking laws or acting in a criminal manner.
4607	criminals	The plural form of criminal; more than one (kind of) criminal.
4608	criminologies	The plural form of criminology; more than one (kind of) criminology.
4609	criminologist	A criminologist is a person who studies crime and criminals.
4610	criminologists	The plural form of criminologist; more than one (kind of) criminologist.
4611	criminology	Criminology is the study of crime and criminals.
4612	crimp	A crimp is a fastener that secures parts by bending metal around a joint and squeezing it together.	The strap was held together by a simple metal crimp.
4613	crimped	The past tense and past participle of crimp.
4614	crimping	The present participle of crimp.
4615	crimps	The plural form of crimp; more than one (kind of) crimp.
4616	crimson	A crimson is a deep red color with a hint of blue in it.
4617	crimsons	The plural form of crimson; more than one (kind of) crimson.
4618	cringe	A cringe is an act of cringing.	He glanced with a cringe at the mess on his desk.
4619	cringed	The past tense and past participle of cringe.
4620	cringes	The plural form of cringe; more than one (kind of) cringe.
4621	cringing	The present participle of cringe.
4622	crinkle	If you crinkle something
4623	crinkled	The past tense and past participle of crinkle.
4624	crinkles	The third-person singular form of crinkle.
4625	crinklier	The comparative form of crinkly; more crinkly.
4626	crinkliest	The superlative form of crinkly; most crinkly.
4627	crinkling	The present participle of crinkle.
4628	crinkly	If something is crinkly
4629	cripple	A cripple is a person whose mobility has been impaired or disabled.	The cripple couldn't find a job and started to beg on the streets.
4630	crippled	The past tense and past participle of cripple.
4631	cripples	The third-person singular form of cripple.
4632	crippling	The present participle of cripple.
4633	crises	The plural form of crisis; more than one (kind of) crisis.
4634	crisis	A crisis is a situation that has become very bad or very dangerous and can have bad changes to security	The latest change in the hostage crisis came one day after Israel freed 51 prisoners from a jail in south Lebanon.; This will be president's last trip to the Persian Gulf until the crisis has been resolved.; The conditions of these people were extremely difficult and we faced really serious humanitarian crisis.; The US financial system is in crisis.; He has clear ideas about how to solve our energy crisis.
4635	crisp	If something is crisp	Fry the bacon until it is brown and crisp.; Add the butter and continue cooking another 5 minutes or longer to brown and crisp them even more.; Nothing beats the taste of a crisp, juicy apple picked fresh from the tree.
4636	crisped	The past tense and past participle of crisp.
4637	crispen	If you crispen something
4638	crispened	The past tense and past participle of crispen.
4639	crispening	The present participle of crispen.
4640	crispens	The third-person singular form of crispen.
4641	crisper	The comparative form of crisp; more crisp.
4642	crispest	The superlative form of crisp; most crisp.
4643	crispier	The comparative form of crispy; more crispy.
4644	crispiest	The superlative form of crispy; most crispy.
4645	Crispin
4646	crispiness	The crispiness of something is how crispy it is.
4647	crisping	The present participle of crisp.
4648	crisps	Crisps are thin
4649	crispy	If something is crispy	The chips Mary brought are very crispy.
4650	criteria	The plural form of criterion; more than one (kind of) criterion.
4651	criterion	A criterion is a principle that you use to judge something or decide about something.	The only criterion used for measuring success was school grades.
4652	critic	A critic is someone whose job is to judge and report about the quality of something such as books	Every critic in New York was at the theatre for the opening.; Washington Post film critic Hal Hinson has been writing about movies for over 20 years.
4653	critical	Something that criticizes or includes criticism.	A critical review.
4654	critically	If something is critically ill or injured	The patient was critically injured in the accident.
4655	criticise	If you criticise something
4656	criticised	The past tense and past participle of criticise.
4657	criticises	The third-person singular form of criticise.
4658	criticising	The present participle of criticise.
4659	criticism	Critique or the expression thereof.	Their marriage received a lot of criticism from their families.
4660	criticisms	The plural form of criticism; more than one (kind of) criticism.
4661	criticize	If you criticize something	The opposition criticized the cost of the proposed program.
4662	criticized	The past tense and past participle of criticize.
4663	criticizes	The third-person singular form of criticize.
4664	criticizing	The present participle of criticize.
4665	critics	The plural form of critic; more than one (kind of) critic.
4666	critique	A critique is an essay in a work that is assessed or reviewed.
4667	critiqued	The past tense and past participle of critique.
4668	critiques	The plural form of critique; more than one (kind of) critique.
4669	critiquing	The present participle of critique.
4670	critter	a critter is an animal.
4671	critters	The plural form of critter; more than one (kind of) critter.
4672	croak	A croak is the noise a frog or crow makes.
4673	croaked	The past tense and past participle of croak.
4674	croaking	The present participle of croak.
4675	croaks	The plural form of croak; more than one (kind of) croak.
4676	Croat	A Croat is a citizen of Croatia.
4677	Croatia	Croatia is a country that is in the middle of Europe.
4678	Croatian	A Croatian is a person or thing that comes from Croatia.
4679	Croatians	The plural form of Croatian; more than one (kind of) Croatian.
4680	Croats	The plural form of Croat; more than one (kind of) Croat.
4681	crochet	Crochet is a type of needlework made by looping thread with a hooked needle.
4682	crocheted	The past tense and past participle of crochet.
4683	crocheting	The present participle of crochet.
4684	crochets	The plural form of crochet; more than one (kind of) crochet.
4685	crockpot	A crockpot is a large cooking pot that is usually used to make stew.
4686	crockpots	The plural form of crockpot; more than one (kind of) crockpot.
4687	crocodile	A crocodile is a big reptile that lives mostly in water.
4688	crocodiles	The plural form of crocodile; more than one (kind of) crocodile.
4689	croft	A croft is a small piece of enclosed land that is usually and used for small-scale food production and often with a dwelling next to it.
4690	crofted	The past tense and past participle of croft.
4691	crofting	The present participle of croft.
4692	crofts	The plural form of croft; more than one (kind of) croft.
4693	croissant	A croissant is a buttery pastry sold at bakeries and cafés.
4694	croissants	The plural form of croissant; more than one (kind of) croissant.
4695	cromulent	If something is cromulent
4696	crony capitalism	Crony capitalism is a term describing an economy where businesses have a close relationship with politicians.
4697	crook	A crook is a person who steals things
4698	crooked	If something is crooked	We walked up the crooked path to the top of the hill.
4699	crookedness	The crookedness of something is how crooked it is.
4700	crooking	The present participle of crook.
4701	crooks	The plural form of crook; more than one (kind of) crook.
4702	croon	If a person croons
4703	crooned	The past tense and past participle of croon.
4704	crooning	The present participle of croon.
4705	croons	The third-person singular form of croon.
4706	crop	A plant that is grown on a farm.	Our farm's crops are corn, apples and potatoes.
4707	crop rotation	In farming
4708	crop rotations	The plural form of crop rotation; more than one (kind of) crop rotation.
4709	cropped	The past tense and past participle of crop.
4710	cropping	The present participle of crop.
4711	crops	The plural form of crop; more than one (kind of) crop.
4712	croquet	Croquet is a game that is played with a bat called a mallet and a hard ball.	We played croquet in the afternoon.
4713	croquets	The plural form of croquet; more than one (kind of) croquet.
4714	cross	If you cross something	Don't cross the street until the light turns green.; We can cross the river at the bridge, or we can get wet.
4715	cross section	A cross section shows the inside of something by cutting through it.
4716	cross sections	The plural form of cross section; more than one (kind of) cross section.
4717	crossbeam	A horizontal structural beam that runs perpendicular to the primary support beams; a girder.	The workman hung a light from a crossbeam.
4718	crossbeams	The plural form of crossbeam; more than one (kind of) crossbeam.
4719	crossbow	A mechanical bow
4720	crossbows	The plural form of crossbow; more than one (kind of) crossbow.
4721	cross-contamination	Cross-contamination is the transfer of disease-causing microorganisms
4722	crossed	The past tense and past participle of cross.	I crossed my fingers for luck.
4723	crosser	The comparative form of cross; more cross.
4724	crosses	The third-person singular form of cross.
4725	crossest	The superlative form of cross; most cross.
4726	Cross-examination
4727	cross-eyed	If a person is cross-eyed
4728	crossfire	A crossfire is lines of fire from multiple positions that pass through a small area.
4729	crossfires	The plural form of crossfire; more than one (kind of) crossfire.
4730	crosshair	A crosshair is a pattern of fine lines or markings built into the eyepiece of an optical device.
4731	crosshairs	The plural form of crosshair; more than one (kind of) crosshair.
4732	crossing	A crossing is an intersection where roads or tracks cross.	The rail crossing is notoriously dangerous for drivers.
4733	crossings	The plural form of crossing; more than one (kind of) crossing.
4734	crossness	Crossness is the state or quality of being cross.
4735	crossover	A crossover is a place where one thing crosses over another.
4736	crossovers	The plural form of crossover; more than one (kind of) crossover.
4737	cross-purpose	A contrary purpose or a conflict in purpose or understanding	We are working at cross-purposes here, if you're trying to reduce the count and I'm trying to increase it.
4738	cross-purposes	The plural form of cross-purpose; more than one (kind of) cross-purpose.
4739	crossroad	A crossroad is a place where a road crosses with another road.
4740	crossroads	When you are at a crossroads	John is at a crossroads in life as he has a hard time deciding whether to take the engineering or life sciences course in the polytechnic which concerns about his future.
4741	crotch	The crotch of a thing is the area where it separates into different directions.	There is a child sitting in a crotch of that tree.
4742	crotches	The plural form of crotch; more than one (kind of) crotch.
4743	crouch	When a person crouches
4744	crouched	The past tense and past participle of crouch.
4745	crouches	The third-person singular form of crouch.
4746	crouching	The present participle of crouch.
4747	croupier	A croupier is the person who controls the bets in the table of a casino.
4748	croupiers	The plural form of croupier; more than one (kind of) croupier.
4749	crow	A crow is a black bird.	Can you see the crow in the sky?
4750	crowbar	A crowbar is a metal bar with a flattened end.
4751	crowbarred	The past tense and past participle of crowbar.
4752	crowbarring	The present participle of crowbar.
4753	crowbars	The plural form of crowbar; more than one (kind of) crowbar.
4754	crowd	A crowd is a lot of people in one place together.	The crowd cheered when the team scored another goal.; When there's an accident, a crowd appears.; The crowd were asked to go home.
4755	crowded	If a place is crowded	The room was getting too crowded, so I went outside.
4756	crowding	The present participle of crowd.
4757	crowds	The third-person singular form of crowd.	She crowds around you trying to see.
4758	crowed	The past tense and past participle of crow.
4759	crowing	The present participle of crow.
4760	crown	A crown is a round-shaped ring that kings and queens wear on the head. It is made of expensive metals. It might have jewels too.	The queen wore a fancy crown.
4761	crowned	The past tense and past participle of crown.
4762	crowning	The present participle of crown.
4763	crowns	The plural form of crown; more than one (kind of) crown.
4764	crows	The plural form of crow; more than one (kind of) crow.
4765	crucial	When something is crucial	To write a great book, it's crucial to have the person in the book change and develop.; It was a crucial time in the battle when the king dropped his sword.; The development of this company is at a crossroads, and we need to make some crucial decisions.; Iron plays a crucial role in moving oxygen around the body.; The new doctor was crucial to the success of the operation.
4766	crucible	A crucible is a piece of laboratory equipment that is used to contain chemical compounds when heating them to very high temperatures.
4767	crucibles	The plural form of crucible; more than one (kind of) crucible.
4768	crucified	The past tense and past participle of crucify.
4769	crucifies	The third-person singular form of crucify.
4770	crucifix	A crucifix is a statue of Jesus on the cross.
4771	crucifixes	The plural form of crucifix; more than one (kind of) crucifix.
4772	crucify	If you crucify someone
4773	crucifying	The present participle of crucify.
4774	cruciverbalist	A person who makes crossword puzzles.
4775	cruciverbalists	The plural form of cruciverbalist; more than one (kind of) cruciverbalist.
4776	crud	Crud is something dirty; dirt.	There was crud on the window.
4777	crude	When an object is crude	Crude oil needs to go through fractional distillation to obtain the components in it.
4778	crudely	If something is done crudely
4779	cruder	The comparative form of crude; more crude.
4780	crudes	The plural form of crude; more than one (kind of) crude.
4781	crudest	The superlative form of crude; most crude.
4782	crudo	Crudo is a dish made of raw fish or seafood.
4783	crudos	The plural form of crudo; more than one (kind of) crudo.
4784	cruds	The plural form of crud; more than one (kind of) crud.
4785	cruel	Someone who is cruel is mean. They hurt other people and don't care	The cruel guard pushed the prisoners so hard that some of them fell down.
4786	crueler	The comparative form of cruel; more cruel.
4787	cruelest	The superlative form of cruel; most cruel.
4788	crueller	The comparative form of cruel; more cruel.
4789	cruellest	The superlative form of cruel; most cruel.
4790	cruelly	If something is done cruelly
4791	cruelness	The cruelness of someone is how cruel they are.
4792	cruelties	The plural form of cruelty; more than one (kind of) cruelty.
4793	cruelty	Cruelty is a cruel behavior or attitude where the person do not care whether they harm others.	The farmer was accused of cruelty to animals.
4794	cruise	A cruise is a journey on water	I went on a cruise during the holidays to relax.
4795	cruise control	Cruise control is when your car keeps itself going at the same speed automatically.	He was going down a sideroad so he used cruise control.
4796	cruise ship	A passenger ship used for pleasure; the travels of the ship
4797	cruise ships	The plural form of cruise ship; more than one (kind of) cruise ship.
4798	cruised	The past tense and past participle of cruise.
4799	cruises	The plural form of cruise; more than one (kind of) cruise.
4800	cruising	The present participle of cruise.
4801	crumb	A crumb is a very small piece of something that broke off from a larger piece.	The pigeons were pecking at crumbs of bread on the ground.
4802	crumbed	The past tense and past participle of crumb.
4803	crumbier	The comparative form of crumby; more crumby.
4804	crumbiest	The superlative form of crumby; most crumby.
4805	crumbing	The present participle of crumb.
4806	crumble	When something crumbles	The wall crumbled when the car crashed into it.
4807	crumbled	The past tense and past participle of crumble.
4808	crumbles	The third-person singular form of crumble.
4809	crumbling	The present participle of crumble.
4810	crumbs	The plural form of crumb; more than one (kind of) crumb.
4811	crumby	If something is crumby
4812	crummier	The comparative form of crummy; more crummy.
4813	crummiest	The superlative form of crummy; most crummy.
4814	crummy	If something is crummy
4815	crumple	A crumple is a crease
4816	crumpled	The past tense and past participle of crumple.
4817	crumples	The plural form of crumple; more than one (kind of) crumple.
4818	crumpling	The present participle of crumple.
4819	crunch	If you crunch something	Broken glass crunched beneath his shoes.; The sound of Hannah crunching her chips in the quiet church seemed very loud.
4820	crunched	The past tense and past participle of crunch.
4821	crunches	The third-person singular form of crunch.
4822	crunchier	The comparative form of crunchy; more crunchy.
4823	crunchiest	The superlative form of crunchy; most crunchy.
4824	crunching	The present participle of crunch.
4825	crunchy	If something is crunchy
4826	crush	To damage something by flattening it.	I will crush the spider with a book.
4827	crushable	If something is crushable
4828	crushed	The past tense and past participle of crush.
4829	crushes	The third-person singular form of crush.
4830	crushing	The present participle of crush.
4831	crust	A crust is something that is found around the side of a pastry.
4832	crustacea	The plural form of crustacean; more than one (kind of) crustacean.
4833	crustacean	A crustacean is any arthropod within the subphylum Crustacea	lobsters, crabs, and prawns are crustaceans.
4834	crustaceans	The plural form of crustacean; more than one (kind of) crustacean.
4835	crusted	The past tense and past participle of crust.
4836	crustier	The comparative form of crusty; more crusty.
4837	crusties	The plural form of crusty; more than one (kind of) crusty.
4838	crustiest	The superlative form of crusty; most crusty.
4839	crusting	The present participle of crust.
4840	crusts	The plural form of crust; more than one (kind of) crust.
4841	crusty	If something is crusty
4842	crutch	A crutch is a device that provides support under a person's arms to reduce the weight on the legs
4843	crutches	The plural form of crutch; more than one (kind of) crutch.
4844	cry	To shed tears; to let water come from your eyes	He started to cry because he was so upset.; I cried when my brother died.
4845	cry baby	A cry baby is someone who cries a lot or too much.
4846	crybabies	The plural form of crybaby; more than one (kind of) crybaby.
4847	crybaby	A nickname for someone who cries often or whose feelings are easily hurt.	Sam is such a crybaby; I told him that he was ugly and he started crying!
4848	crying	The present participle of cry.
4849	cryo-	Cyro- is added to words to denote something that is cold or freezing
4850	cryobag	A cyrobag is a bag used to store material in a cryogenic medium.
4851	cryobags	The plural form of cryobag; more than one (kind of) cryobag.
4852	cryodamage	A cryodamage is a damage caused by low temperature.
4853	cryodamaged	The past tense and past participle of cryodamage.
4854	cryodamages	The plural form of cryodamage; more than one (kind of) cryodamage.
4855	cryodamaging	The present participle of cryodamage.
4856	cryoembed	If you cryoembed something
4857	cryoembedded	The past tense and past participle of cryoembed.
4858	cryoembedding	The present participle of cryoembed.
4859	cryoembeds	The third-person singular form of cryoembed.
4860	cryoetch	If you cryoetch something
4861	cryoetched	The past tense and past participle of cryoetch.
4862	cryoetches	The third-person singular form of cryoetch.
4863	cryoetching	The present participle of cryoetch.
4864	cryogenic	If something is cryogenic
4865	cryogenics	Cryogenics is the study and production of very low temperatures.
4866	cryoinjuries	The plural form of cryoinjury; more than one (kind of) cryoinjury.
4867	cryoinjury	A cryoinjury is an injury caused by low temperature.
4868	cryonics	Cryonics is the conservation of a human body in a very low temperature by people that hope science will be able to resurrect him in the future.
4869	cryophobe	A cryophobe is someone who fears cold.
4870	cryophobes	The plural form of cryophobe; more than one (kind of) cryophobe.
4871	cryophobia	Cryophobia is the fear of cold.
4872	cryopreserve	If you cryopreserve something
4873	cryopreserved	The past tense and past participle of cryopreserve.
4874	cryopreserves	The third-person singular form of cryopreserve.
4875	cryopreserving	The present participle of cryopreserve.
4876	cryptographer	A cryptographer is a person who studies cryptography as their work.
4877	cryptographers	The plural form of cryptographer; more than one (kind of) cryptographer.
4878	cryptographic	If something is cryptographic
4879	cryptography	Cryptography is the field of study related to communication security. It is about making sure messages are sent securely without being read by anyone other than who is supposed to read it
4880	cryptozoology	Cryptozoology is the search for animals
4881	crystal	A crystal is a white gem.	The crystals were very shiny, precious and valuable.
4882	crystalline	If something has a crystalline structure
4883	crystallisation	Crystallisation is the process of turning something into crystals.
4884	crystallisations	The plural form of crystallisation; more than one (kind of) crystallisation.
4885	crystallise	If you crystallise something	I crystallised the copper sulphate by slowly cooling a saturated solution.
4886	crystallised	The past tense and past participle of crystallise.
4887	crystallises	The third-person singular form of crystallise.
4888	crystallising	The present participle of crystallise.
4889	crystallization	Crystallization is the process of turning something into crystals.
4890	crystallizations	The plural form of crystallization; more than one (kind of) crystallization.
4891	crystallize	If you crystallize something	I crystallized the copper sulphate by slowly cooling a saturated solution.
4892	crystallized	The past tense and past participle of crystallize.
4893	crystallizes	The third-person singular form of crystallize.
4894	crystallizing	The present participle of crystallize.
4895	crystallography	Crystallography is the experimental science of determining the arrangement of atoms in solids.
4896	crystals	The plural form of crystal; more than one (kind of) crystal.
4897	cub	A cub is the baby of some animals like the bear
4898	Cuba	Cuba is a country in North America. The capital city is Havana.
4899	Cuban	A Cuban is someone from the island of Cuba.	In Havana live lots of Cubans.
4900	Cubans	The plural form of Cuban; more than one (kind of) Cuban.
4901	cubbed	The past tense and past participle of cub.
4902	cubbing	The present participle of cub.
4903	cube	A cube is a shape that has six square faces of the same size.
4904	cubed	The past tense and past participle of cube.
4905	cubes	The plural form of cube; more than one (kind of) cube.
4906	cubical	Something cubical is shaped like a cube.	The GameCube is named after its cubical shape.
4907	cubicle	A cubicle is a sectioned-off part of a room
4908	cubicles	The plural form of cubicle; more than one (kind of) cubicle.
4909	cubing	The present participle of cube.
4910	cuboid	A cuboid is a 3D shape with rectangular sides.
4911	cuboids	The plural form of cuboid; more than one (kind of) cuboid.
4912	cubs	The plural form of cub; more than one (kind of) cub.
4913	cucumber	A cucumber is a type of vine.
4914	cucumbers	The plural form of cucumber; more than one (kind of) cucumber.
4915	cuddle	A cuddle is like a hug	I gave my daughter a big cuddle when she finished school.
4916	cuddled	The past tense and past participle of cuddle.
4917	cuddles	The plural form of cuddle; more than one (kind of) cuddle.
4918	cuddling	The present participle of cuddle.
4919	cudgel	A cudgel is a short heavy stick that is used as a weapon.
4920	cudgeled	The past tense and past participle of cudgel.
4921	cudgeling	The present participle of cudgel.
4922	cudgelled	The past tense and past participle of cudgel.
4923	cudgelling	The present participle of cudgel.
4924	cudgels	The plural form of cudgel; more than one (kind of) cudgel.
4925	cue	A cue is an action that signals somebody to do something.
4926	cued	The past tense and past participle of cue.
4927	cueing	The present participle of cue.
4928	cues	The plural form of cue; more than one (kind of) cue.
4929	cuff	A cuff is a layer of fabric at the lower edge of the sleeve of a top at the wrist
4930	cuffed	The past tense and past participle of cuff.
4931	cuffing	The present participle of cuff.
4932	cuffs	The plural form of cuff; more than one (kind of) cuff.
4933	cuisine	A cuisine is a style of cooking	The local cuisine is delicious!
4934	cuisines	The plural form of cuisine; more than one (kind of) cuisine.
4935	culinary	Culinary is something about kitchen and cooking.	As a world-class chef, his culinary skills are excellent.
4936	cull	If you cull
4937	culled	The past tense and past participle of cull.
4938	culling	The present participle of cull.
4939	culls	The third-person singular form of cull.
4940	culminate	If something culminates
4941	culminated	The past tense and past participle of culminate.
4942	culminates	The third-person singular form of culminate.
4943	culminating	The present participle of culminate.
4944	culmination	Culmination is the highest point of something.	The signing of this contract marks the culmination of years of negotiation.
4945	culminations	The plural form of culmination; more than one (kind of) culmination.
4946	culpability	Culpability is the state of being responsible for something negative	Oliver Twist was found guilty of theft, but the real culpability was Fagin's.
4947	culpable	Culpable is to deserve blame	I am culpable for stealing your money.
4948	culprit	A culprit is the person or thing that is responsible for a crime or accident.	I have tightened the loose bolt that was the culprit; it should work now.
4949	culprits	The plural form of culprit; more than one (kind of) culprit.
4950	cult	A cult is a group that practices coercion and brainwashing on its followers.
4951	cultivar	A cultivar is a cultivated plant species or hybrid of two species.
4952	cultivars	The plural form of cultivar; more than one (kind of) cultivar.
4953	cultivate	If you cultivate a crop	By 3,600 years ago, farmers were cultivating cereals at a high altitude.
4954	cultivated	The past tense and past participle of cultivate.
4955	cultivates	The third-person singular form of cultivate.
4956	cultivating	The present participle of cultivate.
4957	cultivation	Cultivation is the process of growing or improving something	There is a long history of rice cultivation in the region.
4958	cultivations	The plural form of cultivation; more than one (kind of) cultivation.
4959	cultivator	A cultivator is a tool or machine that breaks up the earth for farming or gardening.	He drove the cultivator around the fields before seeding.
4960	cultivators	The plural form of cultivator; more than one (kind of) cultivator.
4961	cults	The plural form of cult; more than one (kind of) cult.
4962	cultural	A cultural background	Teachers should think about the cultural background of their students.; The difference between the cities are both cultural and economic.
4963	culture	A culture is a common history	Rock and roll is a central part of American popular culture.; When I moved to China, it took me a long time to start to understand the culture.
4964	cultured	If you are cultured	They had introduced their daughter to a very cultured young man.
4965	cultures	The plural form of culture; more than one (kind of) culture.
4966	culturing	The present participle of culture.
4967	culvert	A culvert is a pipe or channel that runs under a road or railway in order to drain water to stop flooding from happening.	The culvert was put underneath the road nearby to help stop the flooding that happens there often.
4968	culverts	The plural form of culvert; more than one (kind of) culvert.
4969	cum	If you cum
4970	cumbersome	If something or someone is cumbersome
4971	Cumin
4972	cummed	The past tense and past participle of cum.
4973	cumming	The present participle of cum.
4974	cums	The third-person singular form of cum.
4975	cumulative	If something is cumulative it is combined or put together.	A 45-pound and a 30-pound weight make 75 pounds cumulatively.
4976	cunctation	A cunctation is a delay or hesitation.
4977	cuneiform	Something that is cuneiform is related to the wedge-shaped characters.
4978	cunnilingus	Cunnilingus is where a woman's vagina is touched by somebody's lips or tongue	I performed cunnilingus on my girlfriend, and she enjoyed it.
4979	cunning	Cunning is the skill of being very clever	His new plan to attack the castle showed great cunning.
4980	cunt	A woman's cunt is her genitalia	I want to fuck her cunt.
4981	cunts	The plural form of cunt; more than one (kind of) cunt.
4982	cup	A cup is deep round container open at the top	I'll bring you another cup of tea.; Please pour the water into the cup.
4983	cupboard	A cupboard is a piece of furniture with shelves to hold dishes	He took cups, plates and saucers from the kitchen cupboards and stacked them on the table.
4984	cupboards	The plural form of cupboard; more than one (kind of) cupboard.
4985	cupcake	A cupcake is a small cake that is baked in a small cup.	They baked cupcakes for the bake sale.
4986	cupcakes	The plural form of cupcake; more than one (kind of) cupcake.
4987	cuplike	If something is cuplike
4988	cupola	A cupola is a dome-shaped structure located on top of a building
4989	cupolae	The plural form of cupola; more than one (kind of) cupola.
4990	cupolas	The plural form of cupola; more than one (kind of) cupola.
4991	cupped	The past tense and past participle of cup.
4992	cupping	The present participle of cup.
4993	cuprum	Another term for copper
4994	cups	The plural form of cup; more than one (kind of) cup.
4995	curable	If a diseases or condition is curable
4996	curate	A curate is an assistant rector or vicar.
4997	curated	The past tense and past participle of curate.
4998	curates	The plural form of curate; more than one (kind of) curate.
4999	curating	The present participle of curate.
5000	curator	A curator is a person who manages a museum
5001	curators	The plural form of curator; more than one (kind of) curator.
5002	curb	A curb is a stone or concrete edging between a sidewalk and a road.	I stubbed my toe on the curb when crossing the street.; I parked my car at the curb.
5003	curbed	The past tense and past participle of curb.
5004	curbing	The present participle of curb.
5005	curbs	The plural form of curb; more than one (kind of) curb.
5006	curd	Curd is the substance that is formed when milk coagulates after being treated with enzymes to make cheese.
5007	curdle	If the milk has curdled	Too much lemon will curdle the milk in your tea.
5008	curdled	The past tense and past participle of curdle.
5009	curdles	The third-person singular form of curdle.
5010	curdling	The present participle of curdle.
5011	curds	The plural form of curd; more than one (kind of) curd.
5012	cure	If you cure something that is wrong	Time and honest feedback usually cure the problem by teaching the poor leader a better way of achieving goals.; The treatment mostly cured her of the cancer.
5013	cured	The past tense and past participle of cure.
5014	cures	The third-person singular form of cure.
5015	curfew	A curfew is an order that requires people to be indoors after a certain point at night.
5016	curfews	The plural form of curfew; more than one (kind of) curfew.
5017	curing	The present participle of cure.
5018	curio	A curio is an unusual and rare object that makes people curious.
5019	curios	The plural form of curio; more than one (kind of) curio.
5020	curiosities	The plural form of curiosity; more than one (kind of) curiosity.
5021	curiosity	When you have a curiosity about something	My curiosity about Prince William's personal life deepens every day.; Your curiosities about the private lives of the Royal Family will never be satisfied.
5022	curious	If someone is curious
5023	curiouser	The comparative form of curious; more curious.	This is getting curiouser and curiouser. I wonder what it means.
5024	curiousest	The superlative form of curious; most curious.
5025	curiously	If something is done curiously
5026	Curitiba	Curitiba is the name of the largest city in the south of Brazil
5027	curium	Curium is a radioactive element with an atomic number of 96 and symbol Cm.
5028	curl	A curl is a piece or lock of curling hair.	She had beautiful golden-brown hair falling in curls on her shoulder.
5029	curled	The past tense and past participle of curl.
5030	curler	A curler is a small cylindrical tube that is used to curl hair.
5031	curlers	The plural form of curler; more than one (kind of) curler.
5032	curlier	The comparative form of curly; more curly.
5033	curliest	The superlative form of curly; most curly.
5034	curliness	Curliness is the state of how curly something is.
5035	curling	The present participle of curl.
5036	curling iron	A curling iron is an electrical device that uses heat to create curls in human hair.
5037	curling irons	The plural form of curling iron; more than one (kind of) curling iron.
5038	curls	The plural form of curl; more than one (kind of) curl.
5039	curly	Something that is curly is rounded or spiral in shape.	I have curly hair.
5040	Curly braces
5041	currawong	A currawong is a type of bird.
5042	currawongs	The plural form of currawong; more than one (kind of) currawong.
5043	currencies	The plural form of currency; more than one (kind of) currency.
5044	currency	A currency is the money from a particular country.	A person going abroad can obtain foreign currency notes and travellers' cheques from his own bank.; The US dollar ended lower against most other currencies in London.; Since then the exchange value of the currency has fallen by 78%.
5045	current	Something that is current is up to date.	This news is current.; We bought our home 20 years ago, but we wouldn't be able to buy it at current prices.
5046	currently	If something is happening currently it is happening at this time.	They are currently trying call home.; We are currently at home.
5047	currents	The plural form of current; more than one (kind of) current.
5048	curriculum	The set of courses
5049	curriculums	The plural form of curriculum; more than one (kind of) curriculum.
5050	curried	The past tense and past participle of curry.
5051	curries	The plural form of curry; more than one (kind of) curry.
5052	curry	Curry is a dish of meat or vegetables that is cooked in an Indian-style sauce of strong spices and typically served with rice.
5053	curry comb	A curry comb is a flat comb that is used to groom a horse.
5054	curry combs	The plural form of curry comb; more than one (kind of) curry comb.
5055	currying	The present participle of curry.
5056	curse	A curse is a wish or hope that something bad will happen to someone or something.	The evil queen put a curse on the young girl.
5057	curse word	A curse word is a word that is not nice to say and is impolite and/or offensive.
5058	curse words	The plural form of curse word; more than one (kind of) curse word.
5059	cursed	If an item is cursed
5060	cursedness	Cursedness is the state or quality of being cursed.
5061	curses	The plural form of curse; more than one (kind of) curse.
5062	cursing	The present participle of curse.
5063	cursive	If a person's handwriting is cursive
5064	cursor	A cursor is a movable icon on a computer screen that shows where you are typing or pointing.
5065	cursors	The plural form of cursor; more than one (kind of) cursor.
5066	cursory	If something is done in cursory way
5067	curt	A curt reply is brief and rude.
5068	curtail	If you curtail something	When the audience grew restless, the speaker curtailed her speech.
5069	curtailed	The past tense and past participle of curtail.
5070	curtailing	The present participle of curtail.
5071	curtails	The third-person singular form of curtail.
5072	curtain	Curtains are pieces of cloth that hang in front of a window	So I'll close the curtains and the room now will be quite dark.; We put all the lights on and draw the curtains when we're going to go out.; They got new curtains to match the carpet and the furniture.
5073	curtained	The past tense and past participle of curtain.
5074	curtaining	The present participle of curtain.
5075	curtains	The plural form of curtain; more than one (kind of) curtain.
5076	curter	The comparative form of curt; more curt.
5077	curtest	The superlative form of curt; most curt.
5078	Curtis	Curtis is a male given name.
5079	curvature	The curvature of something is how much something is curved.
5080	curvatures	The plural form of curvature; more than one (kind of) curvature.
5081	curve	A curve is a line that is not straight. It is like part of a circle. It starts in one direction and turns.	The edge of the flower petal is a beautiful curve.
5082	Curve injury
5083	curved	The past tense and past participle of curve.
5084	curves	The plural form of curve; more than one (kind of) curve.
5085	curving	The present participle of curve.
5086	cushion	A cushion is a pillow; a soft item that people can sit on or put their head on when they lie down.	Here's a bed with sheets, a cushion and a blanket.; Here's a soft chair with two cushions to make it even softer.
5087	cushioned	The past tense and past participle of cushion.
5088	cushioning	The present participle of cushion.
5089	cushions	The plural form of cushion; more than one (kind of) cushion.
5090	Cushitic	Cushitic is a group of South Erythraic languages that is spoken in the Horn of Africa.	She is learning Cushitic.
5091	cusp	A cusp is a pointed end.
5092	cusps	The plural form of cusp; more than one (kind of) cusp.
5093	cuss	If you cuss you say a word that is vulgar	I lost my temper and cussed at my boss.; My son is in trouble for cussing in school.
5094	cussed	The past tense and past participle of cuss.
5095	cusses	The third-person singular form of cuss.
5096	cussing	The present participle of cuss.
5097	custodian	A custodian is someone who is trusted with the custody or care of something or someone.
5098	custodians	The plural form of custodian; more than one (kind of) custodian.
5099	custody	Custody is the act of taking care of something or somebody as it relates to the law	The court gave custody to the childrens' father.
5100	custom	A custom is an activity that happens traditionally or regularly.	Almost everyone there eats rice every day, but there are different local customs about how to cook it.; My mother's custom is to have breakfast in the garden with her newspaper.
5101	customary	If something is customary	Before the meeting, there were the customary greetings and exchange of gifts.
5102	customer	A customer is a person who pays money for goods or services.	The restaurant had to close because there weren't enough customers.
5103	customers	The plural form of customer; more than one (kind of) customer.
5104	customisable	If something is customisable
5105	customisation	Customisation is the act of modifying something to suit a particular individual or task.
5106	customisations	The plural form of customisation; more than one (kind of) customisation.
5107	customise	If you customise something
5108	customised	The past tense and past participle of customise.
5109	customises	The third-person singular form of customise.
5110	customising	The present participle of customise.
5111	customizable	If something is customizable
5112	customization	Customization is the act of modifying something to suit a particular individual or task.
5113	customizations	The plural form of customization; more than one (kind of) customization.
5114	customize	If you customize something
5115	customized	The past tense and past participle of customize.
5116	customizes	The third-person singular form of customize.
5117	customizing	The present participle of customize.
5118	customs	The plural form of custom; more than one (kind of) custom.	The Ancient Egyptian culture had many unique and interesting beliefs and customs.
5119	cut	If you make something shorter or divide it in pieces	Jared cut the meat using his knife and fork.; In the lumber mill, the logs are then cut into boards.
5120	cut corners	If a person cuts corners
5121	Cut into pieces
5122	cut out	If you cut out something	Cut out the letter and place it on my desk, please.
5123	cut the mustard	If something cuts the mustard	My car is not new or fancy, but it cuts the mustard.
5124	cutaneous	If something is cutaneous
5125	cutback	A cutback is a reduction in a service	When sales slowed down, the coffee show had to make a cutback in the number of staff.
5126	cutbacks	The plural form of cutback; more than one (kind of) cutback.
5127	cute	If someone or something is cute	Nick is the cutest boy in the school, I want to date him.; Baby cats are so cute.
5128	cuteness	Cuteness is the state of being cute.
5129	cutenesses	The plural form of cuteness; more than one (kind of) cuteness.
5130	cuter	The comparative form of cute; more cute.
5131	cutest	The superlative form of cute; most cute.
5132	Cuthbert	Cuthbert is a male given name.
5133	cutie	A cutie is a cute person.
5134	cuties	The plural form of cutie; more than one (kind of) cutie.
5135	cutleries	The plural form of cutlery; more than one (kind of) cutlery.
5136	cutlery	Cutleries are eating and serving utensils such as knives
5137	cuts	The third-person singular form of cut.	She cuts hair for a living.
5138	cuts out	The third-person singular form of cut out.
5139	cutter	A cutter is a type of sailing ship with one mast and at least two sails.
5140	cutters	The plural form of cutter; more than one (kind of) cutter.
5141	cutting	The present participle of cut.	He's outside cutting the grass right now.
5142	cutting out	The present participle of cut out.
5143	cuttings	The plural form of cutting; more than one (kind of) cutting.
5144	cyan	Cyan is a light blue color:	; Cyan is my favorite color.
5145	cyans	The plural form of cyan; more than one (kind of) cyan.
5146	cyborg	Mixing of cybernetic and organism
5147	cyborgs	The plural form of cyborg; more than one (kind of) cyborg.	Cyborgs have not yet taken over Earth.
5148	Cycladic
5149	cyclamen	An indoor plant that is cultivated for its white to pink to deep red flowers.
5150	cyclamens	The plural form of cyclamen; more than one (kind of) cyclamen.
5151	cycle	A cycle is a number of regular things that happen again and again.	Right now we are in an upward-moving part of the business cycle.; Although women's monthly cycles vary in length from person to person, the average length is about 28 days.; Most car engines have a 4-part cycle.
5152	cycled	The past tense and past participle of cycle.
5153	cycles	The plural form of cycle; more than one (kind of) cycle.
5154	cycling	The present participle of cycle.
5155	cyclist	A cyclist is a person who rides on a bicycle or motorcycle.	The cyclist rode up the hill.
5156	cyclists	The plural form of cyclist; more than one (kind of) cyclist.
5157	cyclone	A storm with air going around in a circle in the same direction as the Earth. If it's big	A cyclone blew part of the roof off the house.
5158	cyclones	The plural form of cyclone; more than one (kind of) cyclone.
5159	cygnet	A cygnet is a young swan.
5160	cygnets	The plural form of cygnet; more than one (kind of) cygnet.
5161	cylinder	A cylinder is a shape consisting of two circles connected to a tube.	Cans, pens, and flashlights are usually shaped like cylinders.
5162	cylinders	The plural form of cylinder; more than one (kind of) cylinder.
5163	cylindrical	If something is cylindrical
5164	cymbal	A cymbal is a round	Drum kits usually have a cymbal.
5165	cymbals	The plural form of cymbal; more than one (kind of) cymbal.
5166	cynic	A cynic is a person who is sarcastic and has a negative attitude.
5167	cynical	If someone is cynical	He is a cynical person who seems to complain about everything.
5168	cynics	The plural form of cynic; more than one (kind of) cynic.
5169	cypher	A cypher is a numeric character.
5170	cyphered	The past tense and past participle of cypher.
5171	cyphering	The present participle of cypher.
5172	cyphers	The plural form of cypher; more than one (kind of) cypher.
5173	Cyprus	Cyprus is a country in south-east Europe (sometimes treated as a part of West Asia).
5174	Cyril
5175	Cyrillic	Cyrillic is a type of alphabet or writing system.
5176	Cyrillic alphabet	An alphabet used in languages like Russian.
5177	Cyrillic script	Cyrillic script is an alphabet used in the Russian language.
5178	Cyrillic scripts	The plural form of Cyrillic script; more than one (kind of) Cyrillic script.
5179	cytologist	A cytologist is a biologist who studies cells.
5180	cytologists	The plural form of cytologist; more than one (kind of) cytologist.
5181	cytology	Cytology is the study of cells.
5182	cytoplasm	Cytoplasm is the gelatinous liquid that fills the inside of a cell.
5183	Czech	Czech is the language in the Czech Republic.
5184	Czech Republic	Czech Republic is a country in central Europe. It's capital is Prague. It was part of Czechoslovakia until 1993.
5185	Czechia
5186	Czechoslovak	A Czechoslovak is a person or thing that comes from Czechoslovakia.
5187	Czechoslovakia	Czechoslovakia was a former country in central Europe.
5188	Czechoslovakian	A Czechoslovakian is a person or thing that comes from Czechoslovakia.
5189	Czechoslovakians	The plural form of Czechoslovakian; more than one (kind of) Czechoslovakian.
5190	Czechoslovaks	The plural form of Czechoslovak; more than one (kind of) Czechoslovak.
5191	Czechs	The plural form of Czech; more than one (kind of) Czech.

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