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- causedverb
Past tense and past participle of cause; made something happen.
- causesnoun
Plural of cause; things that produce effects or results.
- causingverb
Present participle of cause; making something happen.
- cautionnoun
Care taken to avoid danger or mistakes.
- cautiousadjective
Careful to avoid potential problems or dangers.
- cavalrynoun
Soldiers who fight on horseback; mounted troops.
- cavenoun
A natural underground chamber or hollow in a hillside.
- cavesnoun
Plural of cave; natural underground chambers.
- caviarnoun
Salted fish eggs, especially from sturgeon, eaten as a delicacy.
- cavitynoun
An empty space within a solid object.
- cawingverb
Present participle of caw; making the harsh cry of a crow or similar bird.
- ccnoun
Carbon copy; a copy of an email or document sent to additional recipients.
- cctvnoun
Closed-circuit television; a system of video cameras used for surveillance.
- cdnoun
Compact disc; a small plastic disc used for storing music or data.
- cdcnoun
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; the United States federal health agency responsible for public health.
- cdsnoun
Plural of CD; compact discs used for storing music or data.
- ceaseverb
To come or bring to an end; to stop.
- ceceproper noun
A feminine given name, typically a diminutive of Cecilia or Cecily.
- cecilproper noun
A masculine given name of Latin origin.
- ceciliaproper noun
A feminine given name of Latin origin, associated with Saint Cecilia, patron saint of music.
- ceenoun
The name of the letter C.
- ceilingnoun
The upper interior surface of a room.
- celebrateverb
To acknowledge a significant event with festivities.
- celebratedverb
Past tense and past participle of celebrate.
- celebratingverb
Present participle of celebrate; acknowledging an event with festivities.
- celebrationnoun
A social event to mark a special occasion.
- celebritiesnoun
Plural of celebrity; famous people, especially in entertainment.
- celebritynoun
A famous person, especially in entertainment or sports.
- celesteproper noun
A feminine given name meaning heavenly.
- celestialadjective
Relating to the sky or outer space.
- celiaproper noun
A feminine given name of Latin origin.
- cellnoun
The smallest structural and functional unit of an organism, typically microscopic.
- cellarnoun
A room below ground level used for storage.
- cellonoun
A large stringed instrument of the violin family, held upright between the player's knees.
- cellphonenoun
A portable telephone that uses a cellular network.
- cellsnoun
Plural of cell; the basic structural units of living organisms.
- cellularadjective
Relating to or consisting of biological cells.
- cementnoun
A powdery substance that hardens when mixed with water, used in construction.
- cemeterynoun
A place where dead people are buried.
- centnoun
A monetary unit equal to one hundredth of a dollar or other decimal currency.
- centernoun
The middle point or part of something.
- centersnoun
Plural of center; middle points or places.
- centraladjective
At or near the center; in the middle.
- centrenoun
(British spelling) The middle point or part.
- centsnoun
Plural of cent; monetary units equal to one hundredth of a dollar or other decimal currency unit.
- centuriesnoun
Plural of century; periods of one hundred years.
- centurynoun
A period of one hundred years.
- ceonoun
Chief Executive Officer; the highest-ranking executive in a company.
- cerealnoun
A grain used for food, such as wheat, oats, or corn.
- cerebraladjective
Relating to the brain or cerebrum.