| A | B |
|---|
| cessation | stopping |
| chafe | warm by rubbing |
| chagrin | vexation; disappointment |
| chalice | goblet; concecrated cup |
| chaotic | in utter disorder |
| charisma | divine gift; great popular charm or appeal of a political leader |
| charlatan | quack; pretender of knowledge. |
| chasm | abyss. |
| chaste | pure |
| chastise | punish |
| chattel | personal property |
| chicanery | trickery. |
| chide | scold. |
| chimerical | fantastic; highly imaginative. |
| chronic | long established as a disease |
| churlish | boorish; rude. |
| conclave | private meeting |
| concoct | prepare by combining; make up in concert. |
| condescend | bestow courtesies with a superior air. |
| condiments | seasonings; spices. |
| congeal | freeze; congulate. |
| congenital | existing at birth. |
| conglomeration | mass of material sticking together. |
| conifer | pine tree; cone-bearing tree. |
| connivance | pretense of ignorance of something wrong; assistance; permission to offend. |
| connoisseur | person competence to act as a judge of art, etc; a lover of an art. |
| connotation | suggested or implies meaning of an expression. |
| consecrate | dedicate; sanctify. |
| consensus | general agreement |
| consort | associate with. |
