 52  clause |
in grammar, a group of words containing a subject and verb; part of a contract |
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claws |
an animal's nails |
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click |
a sound |
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clique |
a group |
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climactic |
having to do with the climax |
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climatic |
having to do with the climate |
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close (verb, adjective) |
to shut (pronounced like rose); nearby (pronounced like dose) |
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clothes |
apparel |
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coarse |
rough, lacking in fineness of texture; crude |
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course |
a class; a path |
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colander |
(see calendar) |
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colonel |
an officer in the military |
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kernel |
a seed |
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complement |
completing part of an order |
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compliment |
praise |
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confidant |
someone confided in |
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confident |
certain, sure |
connote to suggest, infer
Example: A roaring fire in the fireplace connotes a cozy winter night. denote to be a sign of
Example: Certain clouds denote rain on the way.
consent (see assent)
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