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camp |
group sharing a common cause or opinion |
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canard |
unfounded false rumor; exaggerated false report |
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candor |
frankness; open honesty; ADJ. candid |
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canine |
related to dogs; doglike |
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canker |
any ulcerous sore; ulcer; any evil; CF. cancer |
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canny |
shrewd in money matters; thrifty |
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cant |
insincere speech or expression of piety; jargon of thieves; special words used by a particular group of people |
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cantankerous |
ill-humored; irritable |
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cantata |
story set to music to be sung by a chorus (shorter than an oratorio) |
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canter |
slow gallop; V. CF. trot |
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canto |
division of a long poem |
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canvass |
determine or seek opinions, votes, etc.; go through (a region) to solicit votes or orders; conduct a survey; N. |
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capacious |
spacious |
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capacity |
mental or physical ability; role; position or duty; ability to accommodate; Ex. in my capacity as president |
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capillary |
having a very fine bore; resembling a hair; fine and slender; Ex. capillary attraction; N: very fine hairlike tube; CF. capillarity |
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capitulate |
surrender; give up all resistance |
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caprice |
whim; sudden change of mind without any real cause |
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capricious |
unpredictable; fickle |
