Words Starting With C (Part 2) Word Search — Medium
Play a free online Words Starting With C (Part 2) word search puzzle. Difficulty: Medium. Find all 12 hidden words on the 11×11 grid below.
Words to find
- CAB
- CAP
- CAMAN
- CELEB
- CHOOM
- CHORD
- CLAVI
- CLINT
Plus 4 hidden bonus words.
Words Starting With C (Part 2) word list, defined
- CAB /kæb/ · noun
- A taxicab; a vehicle with a driver that can be hired to carry passengers. Also the driver's compartment of a truck or locomotive. Related: taxi, taxicab, hackney, minicab.
- CAP /kæp/ · noun
- A soft, flat head covering without a brim but often with a peak or visor at the front; more broadly, a lid or protective cover fitted over the top of something such as a bottle or pen. Related: hat, lid, cover, bonnet.
- CAMAN /ˈkæmən/ · noun
- A caman is the curved wooden stick used in shinty, a traditional Highland team sport similar to field hockey. The word comes directly from Scottish Gaelic. Related: stick, club.
- CELEB /ˈsɛl.ɛb/ · noun
- A celebrity, especially one from the entertainment world or popular media; a famous person. Related: celebrity, star, personality, big name.
- CHOOM /tʃuːm/ · noun
- A close friend, especially one who is a member of a social group or clique. Related: mate, buddy, crony, pally.
- CHORD /kɔːrd/ · noun
- A group of musical notes sounded together in harmony; also, a straight line joining two points on the circumference of a circle or curve. Related: harmony, triad, concord, accord.
- CLAVI /ˈkleɪvaɪ/ · noun
- Clavi is the plural of clavus, a Latin-derived term for a nail-shaped structure or mark; in music and organology it denotes the keys of a keyboard instrument, from Latin clavis meaning 'key'. Related: keys, clavus marks.
- CLINT /klɪnt/ · noun
- A hard or stony rock; specifically, in Northern English usage, a rocky outcrop or crag, especially one of the exposed limestone blocks on a limestone pavement. Related: crag, outcrop, rock, scar.
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