| CAIRNGORMS | • cairngorms n. Plural of cairngorm. • Cairngorms prop.n. A mountainous region in the Scottish Highlands. • Cairngorms prop.n. A national park within this region of Scotland. |
| CANCRIFORM | • cancriform adj. Having the form of a crab. • cancriform adj. (Pathology) Resembling cancer. • CANCRIFORM adj. shaped like a crab. |
| CANKERWORM | • cankerworm n. Either of two caterpillars, the larvae of geometrid moths, that are destructive to fruit, buds and leaves. • cankerworm n. (Figurative) A corrupting or destructive force. • CANKERWORM n. a larva that feeds on and destroys plants, esp. fruit. |
| CHARMINGER | • charminger adj. Comparative form of charming: more charming. • CHARMING adj. having charm. |
| CHRONOGRAM | • chronogram n. A sentence or inscription whose letters, when interpreted according to a system (such as Roman numerals)… • chronogram n. (Genetics) A phylogenetic tree that has branch spans proportional to evolutionary time. • CHRONOGRAM n. an inscription whose letters form a Roman numeral date. |
| CINERARIUM | • cinerarium n. A place or receptacle for depositing the ashes of cremated people. • CINERARIUM n. (Latin) a place to receive the ashes of the cremated dead. |
| CORMORANTS | • cormorants n. Plural of cormorant. • CORMORANT n. a shiny black webfooted seabird. |
| CRIMINATOR | • CRIMINATOR n. one who criminates, accuses of a crime. |
| MERCHANTRY | • merchantry n. (Dated) The body of merchants taken collectively. • merchantry n. (Dated) The business of a merchant; merchandise. • MERCHANTRY n. the body of merchants taken collectively. |
| ORCHARDMAN | • orchardman n. A man who owns or tends an orchard. • ORCHARDMAN n. one who grows and sells orchard fruits. |
| ORCHARDMEN | • orchardmen n. Plural of orchardman. • ORCHARDMAN n. one who grows and sells orchard fruits. |
| PYROMANCER | • pyromancer n. One who performs pyromancy. • pyromancer n. (Fantasy) One who has a magical ability to conjure or control fire. • PYROMANCER n. one who engages in pyromancy, divination by the use of fire. |