CLIFF CRISP clef, the key in music curled, winding CLING CROSS to starve a piece of money, so called because the coin was formerly stamped with a cross CLINQUANT CROW-KEEPER glittering one who scares crows CLIP CROWNER to embrace, enclose a coroner CLOUT CROWNET the mark in the middle of a target a coronet COAST CRY to advance the yelping of hounds A pack of hounds COBLOAF CRY AIM a big loaf to encourage COCK CUE a cockboat the last words of an actor's speech, which is the signal for the COCK-AND-PIE next actor to an oath begin COCKNEY CUISSES a cook pieces of armour to cover the thighs COCK-SHUT-TIME CULLION the twilight, when cocks and hens go to roost a base fellow COG CUNNING to cheat, dissemble skill COGNIZANCE CUNNING badge, token skilful COIGN CURB projecting corner stone to bend, truckle COIL CURRENTS tumult, turmoil occurrences COLLECTION CURSTNESS drawing a conclusion shrewishness COLLIED CURTAL blackened. Othello; a docked horse COLOUR CURTAL-AXE pretence a cutlass COLOURABLE CUSTALORUM specious a ludicrous mistake for Custos Rotulorum COLT CUSTARD-COFFIN to defraud, befool the crust of a custard-pudding CO-MART CUSTOMER a joint bargain a common woman COMBINATE CUT betrothed a cheat 'To draw cuts' is to draw lots COMBINE to bind COMMODITY interest, profit DAFF DISABLE to befool, to put off, to doff to disparage DAMN DISAPPOINTED to condemn unprepared DANGER DISCASE reach, control, power to undress DANSKER DISCONTENT a Dane a malcontent DARE DISCOURSE to challenge power of reasoning DARKLING DISDAINED in the dark disdainful DARRAIGN DISLIMN
CLIFF clef, the key in music CLING to starve CLINQUANT glittering CLIP to embrace, enclose CLOUT the mark in the middle of a target COAST to advance COBLOAF a big loaf COCK a cockboat COCK-AND-PIE an oath COCKNEY a cook COCK-SHUT-TIME the twilight, when cocks and hens go to roost COG to cheat, dissemble COGNIZANCE badge, token COIGN projecting corner stone COIL tumult, turmoil COLLECTION drawing a conclusion COLLIED blackened. Othello; COLOUR pretence COLOURABLE specious COLT to defraud, befool CO-MART a joint bargain COMBINATE betrothed COMBINE to bind COMMODITY interest, profit CRISP curled, winding CROSS a piece of money, so called because the coin was formerly stamped with a cross CROW-KEEPER one who scares crows CROWNER a coroner CROWNET a coronet CRY the yelping of hounds A pack of hounds CRY AIM to encourage CUE the last words of an actor's speech, which is the signal for the next actor to begin CUISSES pieces of armour to cover the thighs CULLION a base fellow CUNNING skill CUNNING skilful CURB to bend, truckle CURRENTS occurrences CURSTNESS shrewishness CURTAL a docked horse CURTAL-AXE a cutlass CUSTALORUM a ludicrous mistake for Custos Rotulorum CUSTARD-COFFIN the crust of a custard-pudding CUSTOMER a common woman CUT a cheat 'To draw cuts' is to draw lots DAFF to befool, to put off, to doff DAMN to condemn DANGER reach, control, power DANSKER a Dane DARE to challenge DARKLING in the dark DARRAIGN DISABLE to disparage DISAPPOINTED unprepared DISCASE to undress DISCONTENT a malcontent DISCOURSE power of reasoning DISDAINED disdainful DISLIMN
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