Words Starting With C (Part 2) Word Search

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Sample words: CAR, CET, CADGE, CHOOF, CLAES, CLAPT, CLICK, COBLE, CODEC, COLES, COMBY, COMES, CERGES, CROUSE, CUFFIN, CYPHER.

Words Starting With C (Part 2) word list, defined

CAR /kɑːr/ · noun
A road vehicle, typically with four wheels, powered by an engine or motor and used for transporting a small number of passengers. Related: automobile, vehicle, motorcar, sedan.
CADGE /kædʒ/ · verb
To obtain something by repeatedly asking for it rather than paying for it, typically in a way that sponges on other people's generosity; to scrounge. Related: scrounge, mooch, sponge, beg.
CHOOF /tʃuːf/ · verb
To leave or depart, often casually or promptly; as a noun, a puff of smoke or vapour, especially from an engine. Related: depart, leave, go, scram.
CLAES /klɛz/ · noun
A Claes is a Dutch surname of Frisian origin, derived from the personal name 'Klaas', a diminutive form of 'Klaas', meaning 'victory of the people'. Related: van, de, Jansz.
CLAPT /klæpt/ · verb (archaic past tense and past participle of clap)
"Clapt" is an archaic or dialectal past tense and past participle of the verb "clap," meaning to strike the hands together, to applaud, or to strike something noisily. Related: applauded, struck, smacked, slapped.
CLICK /klɪk/ · noun, verb
A short, sharp sound, such as that made by a switch or by the tongue; as a verb, to make such a sound, or (of a mechanism) to move into place with a clicking noise. Figuratively, it means to become suddenly clear or understood, or for two people to form an instant rapport. Related: snap, clack, tick, tap.
COBLE /ˈkoʊbəl/ · noun
A coble is a small, open, flat-bottomed fishing boat with a high bow and low stern, traditionally used on the coasts and rivers of north-eastern England and Scotland. Related: skiff, dinghy, rowboat, coracle.
CODEC /ˈkoʊdɛk/ · noun
A device or computer program that encodes a digital data stream or signal for transmission or storage and decodes it back for playback; also the algorithm or standard such a program implements. Related: encoder-decoder, compression format, data format, standard.
COLES /kəʊlz/ · noun
Coles are plants of the cabbage family, Brassica oleracea, including cabbages, kale, and related cultivated varieties; the word is chiefly a plural or collective form of "cole." It is also a common English surname. Related: brassicas, cabbages, kale, greens.
COMBY /ˈkoʊmbi/ · noun
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COMES /kʌmz/ · verb
Third-person singular present form of the verb 'come', meaning to move or travel toward a speaker, listener, or a specified destination. In Latin, comes (noun) means 'companion' or 'attendant', the origin of the title 'count'. Related: arrives, approaches, appears, reaches.
CROUSE /kruːs/ · adjective
Lively, brisk, and confident in manner; cheerful and energetic. In some older or dialectal usage it also carries the sense of proud, bold, or even haughty. Related: lively, brisk, cheerful, confident.
CYPHER /ˈsaɪfər/ · noun and verb
A secret or disguised way of writing a coded message; also a person or thing of no importance or value. As a verb, to encode a message. Related: code, cryptogram, nobody, nonentity.

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