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counterpart
(n) a thing that completes another; things very much alike
coup
(n) highly successful action or sudden attack
couple
(v) join; unite
courier
(n) messenger
covenant
(n) agreement
covert
(adj) secret; hidden; implied
covetous
(adj) avaricious; eagerly desirous of
cow
(v) terrorize; intimidate
cower
(v) shrink quivering, as from fear
coy
(adj) shy; modest; coquettish
cozen
(v) cheat; hoodwink; swindle
crabbed
(adj) sour; peevish
craftiness
(n) slyness; trickiness
crass
(adj) very unrefined; grossly insensible
craven
(adj) cowardly
credence
(n) belief
credibility
(n) believability
credo
(n) creed
credulity
(n) belief on slight evidence; gullibility; naivete
creed
(n) system of religious or ethical belief
crescendo
(n) increase in the volume or intensity, as in musical passage; climax
crest
(n) highest point of a hill; foamy top of a wave
crestfallen
(adj) dejected; dispirited
crevice
(n) crack; fissure
cringe
(v) shrink back; as if in fear
criterion
(n) standard used in judging
crop
(v) cut off unwanted parts of a photograph; graze
crotchety
(adj) eccentric; whimsical
crux
(n) crucial point
crypt
(n) secret recess or vault, usually used for burial
cryptic
(adj) mysterious; hidden; secret
cubicle
(n) small compartment partitioned off; small bed chamber
cuisine
(n) style of cooking
culinary
(adj) related to cooking
cull
(v) pick out; reject
culminate
(v) attain the highest point; climax
culpable
(adj) deserving blame
culvert
(n) artificial channel for water
cumbersome
(adj) heavy; hard to manage
cumulative
(adj) growing by addition
cupidity
(n) greed
curator
(n) superintendent; manager
curmudgeon
(n) churlish, miserly individual
cursive
(adj) flowing, running
cursory
(adj) casual; hastily done
curtail
(v) shorten; reduce
cynical
(adj) skeptical or distrustful of human motives
cynosure
(n) the object of general attention
dabble
(v) work at in a non-serious fashion; splash around
dais
(n) raised platform for guests of honor
dank
(adj) damp
dapper
(adj) neat and trim
dappled
(adj) spotted
daub
(v) smear (as with paint)
daunt
(v) intimidate
dauntless
(adj) bold
dawdle
(v) loiter; waste time
deadlock
(n) standstill; stalemate
deadpan
(adj) wooden; impersonal
dearth
(n) scarcity
debacle
(n) sudden downfall; complete disaster
debase
(v) reduce in quality or value; lower in esteem; degrade
debauch
(v) corrupt; seduce from virtue
debilitate
(v) weaken; enfeeble
debonair
(adj) friendly; aiming to please
debris
(n) rubble
debunk
(v) expose as false, exaggerated, worthless
debutante
(n) young woman making formal entrance into society
decadence
(n) decay
decapitate
(v) behead
decelerate
(v) slow down

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counterpart(n) a thing that completes another; things very much alike
coup(n) highly successful action or sudden attack
couple(v) join; unite
courier(n) messenger
covenant(n) agreement
covert(adj) secret; hidden; implied
covetous(adj) avaricious; eagerly desirous of
cow(v) terrorize; intimidate
cower(v) shrink quivering, as from fear
coy(adj) shy; modest; coquettish
cozen(v) cheat; hoodwink; swindle
crabbed(adj) sour; peevish
craftiness(n) slyness; trickiness
crass(adj) very unrefined; grossly insensible
craven(adj) cowardly
credence(n) belief
credibility(n) believability
credo(n) creed
credulity(n) belief on slight evidence; gullibility; naivete
creed(n) system of religious or ethical belief
crescendo(n) increase in the volume or intensity, as in musical passage; climax
crest(n) highest point of a hill; foamy top of a wave
crestfallen(adj) dejected; dispirited
crevice(n) crack; fissure
cringe(v) shrink back; as if in fear
criterion(n) standard used in judging
crop(v) cut off unwanted parts of a photograph; graze
crotchety(adj) eccentric; whimsical
crux(n) crucial point
crypt(n) secret recess or vault, usually used for burial
cryptic(adj) mysterious; hidden; secret
cubicle(n) small compartment partitioned off; small bed chamber
cuisine(n) style of cooking
culinary(adj) related to cooking
cull(v) pick out; reject
culminate(v) attain the highest point; climax
culpable(adj) deserving blame
culvert(n) artificial channel for water
cumbersome(adj) heavy; hard to manage
cumulative(adj) growing by addition
cupidity(n) greed
curator(n) superintendent; manager
curmudgeon(n) churlish, miserly individual
cursive(adj) flowing, running
cursory(adj) casual; hastily done
curtail(v) shorten; reduce
cynical(adj) skeptical or distrustful of human motives
cynosure(n) the object of general attention
dabble(v) work at in a non-serious fashion; splash around
dais(n) raised platform for guests of honor
dank(adj) damp
dapper(adj) neat and trim
dappled(adj) spotted
daub(v) smear (as with paint)
daunt(v) intimidate
dauntless(adj) bold
dawdle(v) loiter; waste time
deadlock(n) standstill; stalemate
deadpan(adj) wooden; impersonal
dearth(n) scarcity
debacle(n) sudden downfall; complete disaster
debase(v) reduce in quality or value; lower in esteem; degrade
debauch(v) corrupt; seduce from virtue
debilitate(v) weaken; enfeeble
debonair(adj) friendly; aiming to please
debris(n) rubble
debunk(v) expose as false, exaggerated, worthless
debutante(n) young woman making formal entrance into society
decadence(n) decay
decapitate(v) behead
decelerate(v) slow down
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