card1 |
a small piece of thick paper, cardboard, or plastic printed with personal data such as name and address and used as identification. [4 definitions] |
cardboard |
a rigid material made of layers of paper and used in packaging, signs, and the like. |
cardinal |
in the Roman Catholic Church, an official appointed by the pope and second in rank to him. [4 definitions] |
cardinal number |
any number used to express quantity but not order. (Cf. ordinal number.) |
care |
concentrated focus or attention. [12 definitions] |
career |
the course or development of one's life, or a phase in one's life, usually in connection with one's occupation. [5 definitions] |
carefree |
having no concerns or responsibility; without worry; lighthearted. |
careful |
cautious and watchful in one's actions. [3 definitions] |
carefully |
in a careful or cautious manner; with care. |
caregiver |
a person, such as a family member or foster parent, who is responsible for the care of a child or dependent adult. [2 definitions] |
careless |
not cautious or attentive enough; negligent (often fol. by "with," "about," or "in"). [5 definitions] |
caress |
a soft or gentle touching, often to express affection or love. [3 definitions] |
caret |
an editorial sign (^) that indicates where an insertion is to be made in a text. |
caretaker |
an employee responsible for the physical maintenance of property, such as a building or grounds. [2 definitions] |
carfare |
the amount charged for public transportation, as on a city bus. |
cargo |
the goods carried by a ship, airplane, or other vehicle; freight. |
Caribbean |
of or pertaining to the islands and countries in the Caribbean Sea, or their peoples, languages, cultures, and the like. [4 definitions] |
Caribbean Sea |
an extension of the Atlantic bordered by the West Indies and Central and South America. |
caribou |
any of several large deer related to reindeer, having branched antlers in both males and females and found in the far northern regions of North America. |
caries |
bone decay, esp. tooth decay. |
carnation |
any of various flowers related to the pink, with fragrant, fringed flowers of various colors, esp. red, white, and pink. |