| A | B |
| connoisseur | someone with informed and discriminating judgement |
| consensus | collective uniformity of opinion; general agreement |
| construe | to analyze, interpret, explain or understand |
| consummate | complete or perfect in the highest degree |
| consummate | to bring to completion or perfection |
| copious | large in number or quantity |
| corpulent | fat and bulky |
| corroborate | to confirm the truth or accuracy of |
| counsel | advice secured through consultation |
| counsel | an adviser especially in legal matters |
| counsel | to advise or recommend as a course of action |
| credibility | the ability to inspire belief or trust |
| criterion | a standard or principle on which to base a judgement or decision |
| crucial | at a point that will determine the final outcome |
| crucial | of supreme importance |
| culpable | at fault; blameworthy |
| cursory | hasty and superficial |
| curtail | to shorten or reduce |
| cynical | inclined to doubt or deny the virtuousness of human motives |
| cynical | sneeringly bitter or negative |