| A | B |
| Connoisseur | someone with informed or discriminating judgment |
| Consensus | general agreement |
| Construe | to analyze, explain, interpret, or understand |
| Consummate | to complete, perfect |
| Copious | large in number or quantity |
| Corpulent | fat and bulky |
| Corroborate | confirm the truth or accuracy of |
| Counsel | advice through consultataion, an adviser, to advise |
| Credibility | ability to inspire belief or trust |
| Criterion | standard or principle to base things |
| Crucial | At a point that will determine the final outcome, very important |
| Culpable | at fault, blameworthy |
| Cursory | hasty; superficial |
| Curtail | to shorten |
| Cynical | inclined to doubt or deny virtuousness or honesty of, bitter or negative |
| Dapper | neatly and stylishly dressed |
| Defect | a flaw or shortcoming |
| Defer | put off; postpone; to yield to someones wishes |
| Dejected | in very low spirits |
| Delete | to strike out; remove |
| Delineate | make accurate line drawing of; representation |
| Delinquent | neglectful of a duty or obligation; seriously overdue |
| Delude | to mislead or decieve |
| Demure | modest and reserved in dress, manner, or behavior |
| Denouement | point of plot where everything resolved |
| Desultory | shifting from one thing to another quickly without reason; random |
| Deviate | to move away from the normal; person who differs from normal |
| Devoid | empty; lacking in |
| Devout | deeply religious; earnest; or sincere |
| Dexterous | skillful in using one's hands or mind; clever |