| clad1 |
a past tense and past participle of "clothe." |
| clad2 |
to join a metal to another metal in order to make it stronger or protect it. |
| claim |
to state or demand as one's right. [5 definitions] |
| clam |
an animal with a soft body and a hard shell made of two hinged pieces that open and close. Many kinds of clams live in the ocean and in fresh water. People eat some kinds of clams. Clams are mollusks. [2 definitions] |
| clambake |
a picnic or party on the beach at which clams and other foods are cooked. The food is usually baked or steamed on heated rocks covered with a layer of seaweed. |
| clamber |
to climb with difficulty or in an awkward way, using hands and feet. |
| clamor |
a loud noise that goes on for sometime. [3 definitions] |
| clamp |
a device used to fasten, support, or press together two or more objects or pieces. [3 definitions] |
| clamp down |
to apply strong pressure in order to hold tightly. [2 definitions] |
| clam up |
(informal) to stop talking or refuse to speak. |
| clan |
a group among the Scottish people that is made up of families with a common ancestor. [2 definitions] |
| clang |
to make a clear, loud sound or ring, such as that made when two heavy metal objects are struck together. [2 definitions] |
| clank |
a short sound, as of metal being struck, that does not ring. [4 definitions] |
| clap |
to strike together, making a sharp, short sound. [5 definitions] |
| clarify |
to make easier to understand; make clear. |
| clarinet |
a woodwind instrument with a reed mouthpiece attached to a long tube with finger holes and keys along its length. |
| clarity |
the state or condition of being clear or being understood. [2 definitions] |
| clash |
to strike together with force, making a loud noise. [5 definitions] |
| clasp |
a device with two parts that fit together, used to fasten something. [4 definitions] |
| class |
a group of people or things that are similar in certain ways. [8 definitions] |
| classic |
something that remains popular over a long period of time. [4 definitions] |