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clandestine |
secret |
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clangor |
loud resounding noise; sound of repeated clanging |
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clap |
strike the palms of the hands together with a sudden explosive sound; come together suddenly with a sharp sound; put or send promptly; Ex. clap the thief in jail; N: clapping; loud or explosive sound; CF. applause |
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clapper |
striker (tongue) of a bell |
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clarion |
shrill, trumpetlike sound; kind of trumpet used in former times |
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clasp |
hold firmly within arms |
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claustrophobia |
fear of being locked in |
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clavicle |
collarbone |
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cleave |
split or sever; cling to; remain faithful to; N. cleavage; ADJ. cloven |
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cleft |
N: split |
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clemency |
disposition to be lenient in deciding punishments; mildness as of the weather; ADJ. clement |
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clich’e |
phrase dulled in meaning by repetition; platitude; ADJ. clich’ed |
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clientele |
body of customers |
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climactic |
relating to the highest point; N. climax; CF. climatic |
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clime |
climate |
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clip |
cut off with shears; fasten; N: something clipped off (as a short extract from film); clasp or fastener |
