| CALCSPARS | • calcspars n. Plural of calcspar. • CALCSPAR n. a mineral, calcite. |
| CASCABELS | • cascabels n. Plural of cascabel. • CASCABEL n. (Spanish) the rear part of a cannon, also CASCABLE. |
| CASCABLES | • cascables n. Plural of cascable. • CASCABLE n. (Spanish) the rear part of a cannon, also CASCABEL. |
| CHECKLESS | • checkless adj. That cannot be checked or restrained. • checkless adj. (US) Without checks (financial instruments); chequeless. • CHECKLESS adj. that can not be checked or restrained. |
| CLARSACHS | • clarsachs n. Plural of clarsach. • CLARSACH n. (Gaelic) a Scottish folk harp, also CLAIRSCHACH. |
| CLASSICAL | • classical adj. Of or relating to the first class or rank, especially in literature or art. • classical adj. Of or pertaining to established principles in a discipline. • classical adj. (Music) Describing Western music and musicians of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. |
| CLASSIFIC | • classific adj. Characterizing a class or classes; relating to classification. • CLASSIFIC adj. denoting classes. |
| CLICKLESS | • clickless adj. Without a clicking sound. • clickless adj. Without clicks of a computer mouse. • CLICKLESS adj. without a click. |
| COALESCES | • coalesces v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of coalesce. • COALESCE v. to blend. |
| COALSACKS | • coalsacks n. Plural of coalsack. • COALSACK n. a sack for carrying coal. |
| FASCICLES | • fascicles n. Plural of fascicle. • FASCICLE n. a bundle; a division of book published in parts, also FASCICULE, FASCICULUS. |
| OCCLUSORS | • occlusors n. Plural of occlusor. • OCCLUSOR n. a muscle etc. which closes an opening. |
| SCOLECIDS | • scolecids n. Plural of scolecid. • SCOLECID n. a worm of the Scolecida, the class of tapeworms. |
| SCULTCHES | • SCULTCH n. rubbish, also SCULCH. |
| SUCCINYLS | • succinyls n. Plural of succinyl. • SUCCINYL n. the radical of succinic acid. |
| SUCCURSAL | • succursal adj. Subsidiary (to a religious establishment). • succursal adj. Serving to aid or help; serving as a chapel of ease; tributary. • succursal n. A subsidiary parish. |