centurion | n. officer commanding a unit of 100 soldiers |
cerebral | adj. of the brain |
cerebration | n. working of the brain; thinking ; |
ceremonious | adj. full of ceremony; very formal ; |
certitude | n. feeling of certainty; lack of doubt ; |
cessation | n. action or act of ceasing; pause |
cession | n. action of ceding sth, esp land or rights |
chafe | v. ~ become irritated or impatient (because of sth) |
chaff | n. outer covering of corn, etc, separated from the grain by threshing or winnowing |
chaffing | (n.) banter; teasing |
chagrin | n. feeling of disappointment or annoyance |
chalice | n. large cup for holding wine, esp one from which consecrated wine is drunk at the Eucharist |
chameleon | n. any of various types of small lizard that can change colour according to its surroundings |
champion | n. person, team, animal or plant that has defeated or excelled all others in a competition |
championship | n. contest to decide who is the champion |
chancellor | n. head of government in Austria etc |
chant | n. simple tune to which psalms or canticles are fitted by singing several syllables or words to the same note |
chaotic | adj. in a state of chaos; completely disorganized |
chapel | n. small building or room used for Christian worship, eg in a school, prison, large private house, etc |
chaperon | n. older person, usu a woman, who looks after a girl or a young unmarried woman on social occasions |
chaplain | n. clergyman attached to the chapel of a school, prison, etc, or serving in the armed forces |
char | v. (cause sth to) become black by burning; scorch |
charisma | n. power to inspire devotion and enthusiasm |
charlatan | n. person who falsely claims to have special knowledge or skill, esp in medicine |
charm | n. power of pleasing, fascinating or attracting people; attractiveness |
chary | adj. ~ (of sth) cautious; wary |
chase | v. ~ sb/sth run after in order to capture or overtake sb/sth |
chasm | n. deep opening in the ground; abyss; gorge ; |
chassis | n. framework on which the body and working parts of a vehicle, radio or television are built , ; . |
chaste | adj. not having had sexual intercourse; virgin ; |
chasten | v. punish in order to correct or improve; discipline ; |
chastise | v. punish (sb) severely, esp by beating |
chauvinist | n, adj displaying or feeling chauvinism |
check | v. ~ (up) make sure of sth by examining or investigating it |
checkered | adj. chequered |
cherubic | adj. with a plump and innocent face |
chicanery | n. use of clever but misleading talk in order to trick sb, esp in legal matters; dishonest practice |
chide | v. ~ sb (for sth) (dated or fml ) rebuke; scold |
chimerical | adj. unreal; fanciful |
chip | n. thin piece cut or broken off from wood, stone, china, glass, etc |
chisel | n. tool with a sharp cutting edge at the end, for shaping wood, stone or metal |
chivalrous | adj. showing the qualities of a perfect knight |
choice | n. ~ act of choosing between two or more possibilities |
choir | n. organized group of singers, esp one that performs in church services |
choleric | adj. easily angered; bad-tempered ; |
chore | n. small routine task |
choreography | n. steps for ballet and dancing on stage |
chortle | n. loud chuckle of pleasure or amusement |
chorus | n. group of singers; choir |
chronic | adj. lasting for a long time; continually recurring |
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
C Set3
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