| A | B |
| condescending | possesing an attitude of superiority; patronizing |
| condiment | a sauce, relish, or spice used to season food |
| conditional | of, pertaining to, or characteristic of an action or operation |
| conflated | fused together; not distinct |
| conflict | a situation that lacks accord; discord |
| conformist | person who complies with accepted rules and customs |
| confrontation | a fight |
| congregation | a body of assembled people |
| connoisseur | an expert (usually in food or drink) |
| conscientious | characterized by diligence |
| conspicuous | easy to notice |
| constellation | a chain of stars |
| contemporary | current; modern |
| convergence | the state of separate elements joining or coming together |
| convivial | merry; festive |
| convoluted | a confusing twisty plot or other storyline |
| coronation | the induction of a monarch (king or queen) |
| corporeal | pertaining to the body |
| corral | a plave used to confine livestock |
| corroborate | to strengthen or support with other evidence |
| cosmetic | something used to improve appearance |
| counterfiet | to make fake money |
| credulous | disposed to believe too readily; gullible |
| criterion | a standard rule, or test on which a judgement or decision can be based(singular for criteria) |
| crop | to reduce the size of a photograph |
| crush | to break by putting too much pressure on |
| culpability | guilty |
| curator | someone who manages a museum |
| curt | rudely brief or abrupt, as in speech or manner |
| cymbal | an instrument used to make a loud clash sound |