| CAKEBOXES | • cakeboxes n. Plural of cakebox. • CAKEBOX n. a container for a cake. |
| CARBOXYLS | • carboxyls n. Plural of carboxyl. • CARBOXYL n. a univalent acid radical. |
| CASHBOXES | • cashboxes n. Plural of cashbox. • cash-boxes n. Plural of cash-box. • cash␣boxes n. Plural of cash box. |
| CETUXIMAB | • cetuximab n. (Pharmacology) A chimeric (mouse/human) monoclonal antibody that targets epidermal growth factor receptor. • CETUXIMAB n. a chimeric (mouse/human) monoclonal antibody, used in the treatment of various cancers. |
| COALBOXES | • coalboxes n. Plural of coalbox. • COALBOX n. a box for storing coal. |
| EXACTABLE | • exactable adj. Having the capability of being exacted. • EXACTABLE adj. that can be exacted. |
| EXCAMBING | • excambing v. Present participle of excamb. • EXCAMB v. (Scots) in Scots law, to exchange. |
| EXCAMBION | • excambion n. (Law, Scotland) exchange or barter, especially of lands. • EXCAMBION n. in Scots law, exchange of lands, also EXCAMBIUM. |
| EXCAMBIUM | • excambium n. Alternative form of excambion. • EXCAMBIUM n. in Scots law, exchange of lands, also EXCAMBION. |
| EXCISABLE | • excisable adj. Liable or subject to excise. • EXCISABLE adj. liable or subject to excise; as, tobacco in an excisable commodity. |
| EXCITABLE | • excitable adj. Easily excited. • excitable adj. (Physics) Able to be promoted to an excited state. • EXCITABLE adj. able to be excited. |
| EXCITABLY | • excitably adv. In an excitable manner. • EXCITABLE adv. able to be excited. |
| EXCUSABLE | • excusable adj. Possible to excuse; worthy of being excused. • EXCUSABLE adj. that can be excused. |
| EXCUSABLY | • excusably adv. In an excusable manner or to an excusable degree. • EXCUSABLE adv. that can be excused. |
| EXECRABLE | • execrable adj. Of the poorest quality. • execrable adj. Hateful. • EXECRABLE adj. detestable, wretched. |
| EXECRABLY | • execrably adv. In an execrable way. • EXECRABLE adv. detestable, wretched. |
| SUBCLIMAX | • subclimax n. (Ecology) A subordinate climax. • SUBCLIMAX n. a subordinate climax. |