| CATCHINESSES | • CATCHINESS n. the state of being catchy. |
| CATCHPENNIES | • catchpennies n. Plural of catchpenny. • CATCHPENNY n. a worthless thing made only for profit. |
| CATECHESISES | • CATECHESIS n. primary oral instruction, as that given to catechumens. |
| CHANTICLEERS | • chanticleers n. Plural of chanticleer. • CHANTICLEER n. a rooster, also CHANTECLER. |
| CHARACTERIES | • characteries n. Plural of charactery. • CHARACTERY n. writing; a system of symbols or letters used to express thoughts. |
| CHARACTERISE | • characterise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard spelling of characterize. • CHARACTERISE v. to give a character to, also CHARACTERIZE. |
| CHARCUTERIES | • charcuteries n. Plural of charcuterie. • CHARCUTERIE n. (French) cold meats made from pork; a shop selling this. |
| CHELICERATES | • chelicerates n. Plural of chelicerate. • CHELICERATE n. an arthropod of the group Chelicera, arachnids and horseshoe-crabs. |
| CZAREVITCHES | • czarevitches n. Plural of czarevitch. • CZAREVITCH n. the son of a czar. |
| ELECTROCLASH | • electroclash n. A music style fusing dance music, punk and electronic. • ELECTROCLASH n. a type of electronic music. |
| MOLECATCHERS | • molecatchers n. Plural of molecatcher. • MOLECATCHER n. a person whose business is to catch moles. |
| SPEECHCRAFTS | • speechcrafts n. Plural of speechcraft. • SPEECHCRAFT n. the art of making speeches. |
| STAGECOACHES | • stagecoaches n. Plural of stagecoach. • stage-coaches n. Plural of stage-coach. • STAGECOACH n. a horse-drawn passenger and mail coach running on a regular schedule between established stops. |
| TECHNICALISE | • TECHNICALISE v. to give a technical slant to, also TECHNICALIZE. |
| TRENCHANCIES | • trenchancies n. Plural of trenchancy. • TRENCHANCY n. the quality of being trenchant. |
| WEATHERCOCKS | • weathercocks n. Plural of weathercock. • weather␣cocks n. Plural of weather cock. • WEATHERCOCK n. a weather vane often in the figure of a cock mounted so as to turn freely with the wind and show its direction. |