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cerebration |
thought; working of the brain |
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ceremonious |
marked by formality; extremely formal and polite; CF. ceremony: conventional social courtesy |
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certitude |
certainty |
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cessation |
stoppage |
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cession |
yielding to another; ceding |
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chafe |
warm by rubbing; make sore by rubbing; N. |
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chaff |
worthless products of an endeavor; husk(outer seed cover) separated from grain; Ex. separate the wheat from the chaff |
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chaffing |
bantering; joking |
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chagrin |
annoyance and disappointment; vexation (caused by humiliation or injured pride) |
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chalice |
goblet; consecrated cup |
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chameleon |
lizard that changes color in different situations |
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champion |
support militantly; fight for; N: person who fights for or supports strongly (a principle, movement, person, etc.) |
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championship |
position of champion; defense or support; competition held to determine a champion |
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chancellor |
legal official of high rank; CF. chancellery(chancellory): position of a chancellor |
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chant |
tune(melody) in which a number of words are sung on the same note; V: sing (a chant); utter (a slogan) in the manner of a chant |
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chaotic |
in utter disorder |
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chapel |
small church (in a prison, college, or hospital) |
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chaperon |
older person who accompanies and supervises a young unmarried woman |
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chaplain |
clergyman attached to a chapel |
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char |
make or become black by burning; reduce or be reduced to carbon or charcoal(black substance made by burning wood) by incomplete combustion |
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charisma |
divine gift; great popular charm or appeal; magnetism |
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charlatan |
quack; pretender to knowledge (esp. in medicine) |
