- cajole, v. Dictionary lookup
to coax, to wheedle
- calcify, v. Dictionary lookup
to change into a hard, stony condition
- calk, v. Dictionary lookup
to stop up cracks with filler to prevent the admission of water
- calumniate, v. Dictionary lookup
to slander, to accuse a person falsely
- capitulate, v. Dictionary lookup
to surrender, to give up, to stop resisting
- capricious, adj. Dictionary lookup
whimsical, fickle, changeable
- castigate, v. Dictionary lookup
to chastise, to correct by punishing
- chastened, adj. Dictionary lookup
corrected, punished
- coda, n. Dictionary lookup
a final passage in music bringing a composition to a formal close
- codicil, n. Dictionary lookup
an appendix or supplement, an addition to a will
- coeval, adj. Dictionary lookup
of the same period, existing at the same time
- cognizant, adj. Dictionary lookup
having knowledge of something, informed
- coltish, adj. Dictionary lookup
wanton, frisky, gay
- compendium, n. Dictionary lookup
a summary, an abstract
- conjoin, v. Dictionary lookup
to join together, to unite
- contemn, v. Dictionary lookup
to scorn or despise
- contentious, adj. Dictionary lookup
argumentative, quarrelsome
- contumacious, adj. Dictionary lookup
insubordinate, rebellious, disobedient
- conundrum, n. Dictionary lookup
a perplexing question, a riddle
- convoluted, adj. Dictionary lookup
rolled up in the form of spiral, coiled
- countenance, v. Dictionary lookup
to favor, to approve, to give support to
- craven, adj. Dictionary lookup
cowardly, base
- cupidity, n. Dictionary lookup
inordinate greed for wealth or power