coyote |
a small wolflike carnivore of North America. |
cozy |
comfortably warm and snug, or giving one a warm emotional feeling, often by being small in size yet pleasant. [5 definitions] |
CPR |
abbreviation of "cardiopulmonary resuscitation." |
Cr |
symbol of the chemical element chromium. |
crab1 |
any of various ten-legged marine crustaceans, having broad, flat bodies, eyes on short stalks, and strong pincers on the front legs. The meat of some kinds of crabs is commonly eaten by humans. [8 definitions] |
crab apple |
any of various small, hard, tart apples, wild or cultivated, used esp. for making jelly. [2 definitions] |
crack |
to break apart with a snapping sound. [15 definitions] |
crack down |
to increase the severity with which rules, laws, or the like are enforced, esp. to combat abuses or rectify a problem. [2 definitions] |
cracker |
a thin, crisp biscuit or wafer, not usually sweetened. [4 definitions] |
crackle |
to make a series of small snapping noises. [9 definitions] |
crack up |
(informal) to break into uncontrollable laughter. [2 definitions] |
cradle |
a baby's bed, usu. mounted on rockers. [6 definitions] |
-craft |
skill or practice involving (something specified). |
craft |
an activity or occupation that involves skill with the hands. [7 definitions] |
craftsman |
a man who practices a craft or skilled trade; artisan. [2 definitions] |
crafty |
having or using sly or cunning shrewdness. |
cram |
to fill (something) by force to or beyond its natural capacity. [8 definitions] |
cramp1 |
(sometimes pl.) a painful and debilitating contraction or spasm of any muscle of the body. [3 definitions] |
cramp2 |
a device for holding or clamping buildings materials together, consisting of a bar with fixed or adjustable arms at each end. [6 definitions] |
cranberry |
a North American shrub growing in marshy ground and bearing a tart, red, edible berry, or the berry itself. [2 definitions] |
crane |
any of a family of tall, long-legged wading birds having long necks and bills. [6 definitions] |