Words Starting with "C" (167 total words)

usually given as an order, chillax is a contraction of "chill"
and "relax.
— anonymous
Central Authoring_Process of a kathedraal.
— Dirk Vekemans
a game with an unlimited number of kinds of moves
— Michael Helsem
combination of cavort, carome, and bollix
— Steven M. Deyo
Instrument for examing the performance of guests at a restaurant.
— Robin Crozier
Electronic money, especially useful for making purchases in
a shoppe.
— Carrie Richerson
A hard death
— Unknown Author
ruins of a decaying fortress
— John Wright
A place to eat something that someone else describes as "food".
— Kevin MacLeod
items, unique or rare, whose presence in a store is ephemeral
& irreversible hence posing a ch...
— Michael Helsem
ka-lep-ti-kide
adj. Terribly confusing, or complicated; unknowable.
— Flynn Wilburn
(ka-mel'-o-nas'-o-fo''-bi-a)
n. a psychological condition characterized by extreme
apprehension about the possible future implic...
— Skip Mendler
1. Know how to be capable of squared.
— Atlanta Poets Group
the murder of one's double, of one's reflexive self
— Unknown Author
the body
— Michael Helsem
A hardening of the heart.
— Mark Palmer
the state in which carnivores find themselves when they worry
about whether their vegetarian frien...
— Eric Spears
"cyberculture"
— Michael Helsem
1. To have lust in one's heart. 2. Ew, it's like play-doh.
— Atlanta Poets Group
One of the new vehicles which has 4 doors, a front and back seat AND a pick-up
bed in back. The wo...
— Rhett Bryson
1. a form of internal dialog known to take place in clinical
schizophrenia, and measurable on the ...
— Lee Ballentine
n. the act of buying a house, which renders the subject
financially impotent for an indefinite per...
— anonymous
audio cassette collage (simple portmanteau word thing, just to
prove that no, Forry Ackerman is no...
— Colin Hinz
a hole in the sky from which multicolored flames pour down
— William Gillespie
male member of the She Generation, being phlacid in his conduit
activity between membrains and mem...
— Unknown Author
(cata gur il' a izm)
mad, professorial arrangements of objects appropriated without
being comprehended.
— Lansing Schowlater
n. that state of lethargic mental stupor one attains while cuddling with those of the feline persuas...
— Dane Bonecutter
n. the color you turn after finding half a worm in the fruit
you're eating.
— anonymous
One who learns, or is able to learn, quickly and easily. [L celer-
swift + manthanein-to learn, aft...
— Samuel Brasington
A (spontaneous) roadside memorial for a death. Usually after a road accident
but also, e.g., Princ...
— Sandra Pickering