| CACKLING | • cackling v. Present participle of cackle. • cackling n. A sound that cackles. • CACKLE v. to make the sound of a hen. |
| CALFLICK | • calflick n. Synonym of cowlick (“unruly lock of hair”). • CALFLICK n. a cowlick (a lock of unruly hair). |
| CLACKING | • clacking v. Present participle of clack. • clacking n. A sound that clacks. • CLACK v. to make a noise of a hard flat thing flapping. |
| CLECKIER | • CLECKY adj. broody. |
| CLECKING | • clecking v. Present participle of cleck. • clecking n. (Scotland) A brood. • CLECKING n. a brood. |
| CLICKERS | • clickers n. Plural of clicker. • CLICKER n. the compositor who distributes the copy among a companionship of printers. |
| CLICKETS | • clickets n. Plural of clicket. • CLICKET v. to make a clicking sound. |
| CLICKING | • clicking n. The sound or action of a click. • clicking v. Present participle of click. • CLICKING n. a series of clicks. |
| CLOCKING | • clocking v. Present participle of clock. • clocking n. A time measurement made according to a clock. • CLOCKING n. the illegal practice of turning back the mileometer of (a car, etc.), so that it registers a lower figure than the actual mileage. |
| CLUCKIER | • cluckier adj. Comparative form of clucky: more clucky. • CLUCKY adj. (Australian slang) obsessed with babies, broody. |
| CLUCKING | • clucking v. Present participle of cluck. • clucking n. The action of the verb cluck; a cluck sound. • clucking adj. (Slang, euphemistic) fucking (as intensifier). |
| COCKBILL | • cockbill v. (Nautical, transitive) To tilt up one end of, so as to make almost vertical. • cockbill v. (Nautical, transitive) To suspend (the anchor) from the cathead preparatory to letting it go. • COCKBILL v. to raise the yardarm on a ship. |
| COCKLIKE | • cocklike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a cock (the bird). • COCKLIKE adj. like a rooster. |
| COCKLING | • cockling v. Present participle of cockle. • cockling n. A young, small, or immature cock. • COCKLING n. the act of gathering cockles. |
| COCKTAIL | • cocktail n. A mixed alcoholic beverage. • cocktail n. (By extension) A mixture of other substances or things. • cocktail n. A horse, not of pure breed, but having only one eighth or one sixteenth impure blood in its veins. |
| COWLICKS | • cowlicks n. Plural of cowlick. • COWLICK n. a lock of unruly hair. |
| LOCKPICK | • lockpick n. Alternative spelling of lock pick. • lockpick v. Alternative spelling of lock pick. • lock-pick n. Alternative spelling of lock pick. |
| NICKELIC | • nickelic adj. Containing nickel. • nickelic adj. (Chemistry) Containing trivalent nickel. • NICKELIC adj. pertaining to nickel. |
| PICKLOCK | • picklock n. A device designed to pick locks. • picklock n. One who picks locks; a thief. • PICKLOCK n. an instrument for picking locks, also LOCKPICK. |
| TICKLACE | • TICKLACE n. (Canadian) in Newfoundland, a kittiwake, also TICKLEASS. |