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cabal |
small group of persons secretly united to promote their own interests |
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cache |
hiding place; V. |
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cacophonous |
discordant; inharmonious; N. cacophony: unpleasant mixture of loud sounds |
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cadaver |
corpse; dead human body |
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cadaverous |
like a corpse; pale |
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cadence |
rhythmic rise and fall (of words or sounds); beat; regular beat of sound; rhythm |
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cadet |
student at a military school |
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cajole |
persuade by praise or false promise; coax; wheedle |
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calamity |
disaster; misery |
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calculated |
deliberately planned; likely |
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caldron(cauldron) |
large kettle |
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caliber |
ability; quality; diameter of the inside of a round cylinder; Ex. work of very high caliber |
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calligraphy |
beautiful writing; excellent penmanship |
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callous |
hardened; unfeeling; without sympathy for the sufferings of others; unkind |
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callow |
youthful; immature; inexperienced |
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callus |
area of thick hard skin |
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calorific |
heat-producing; N. calorie |
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calumny |
malicious misrepresentation; slander |
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camaraderie |
good-fellowship; CF. comrade |
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cameo |
shell or jewel carved in relief; star’s special appearance in a minor role in a film |
