| cleaver |
a heavy tool with a wide blade used especially by butchers for cutting meat. |
| clef |
one of the signs placed on a musical staff. They show the pitch at which the note should be played. |
| cleft |
split; divided. [2 definitions] |
| clench |
to close tightly shut. [2 definitions] |
| clergy |
the group of people who have the authority to lead religious services, such as ministers, priests, and rabbis. |
| clergyman |
a member of the clergy. |
| clerk |
a person who does office work, such as keeping records, finding information, filing, and making copies. [2 definitions] |
| clever |
having a bright, sharp, and quick mind; intelligent. [2 definitions] |
| click |
a slight, sharp sound. [7 definitions] |
| client |
one who pays for the services of another. |
| cliff |
a high, steep face of rock or earth. |
| climate |
the usual weather conditions in a place. |
| climate change |
any very significant change in Earth's climate. [2 definitions] |
| climax |
the most exciting or interesting point in a series of events. [2 definitions] |
| climb |
to move upward; go towards the top; rise. [5 definitions] |
| climber |
a person or animal that climbs. |
| clinch |
to make certain or final; settle. |
| cling |
to stick closely. [2 definitions] |
| clinic |
a place that gives medical treatment, usually to people who do not need to stay in a hospital overnight. |
| clink |
to make or cause to make a short, sharp, ringing sound. [2 definitions] |
| clip1 |
to cut off, cut out, or trim with scissors or shears. [5 definitions] |