| CESIOUS | • CESIOUS adj. having a bluish coating, also CAESIOUS. |
| CESIUMS | • CESIUM n. a metallic element. |
| CESTUIS | • cestuis n. Plural of cestui. • CESTUI pron. in legal phrases, he, the one. |
| CRUISES | • cruises n. Plural of cruise. • cruises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of cruise. • CRUISE v. to progress smoothly. |
| CRUSIES | • crusies n. Plural of crusie. • crusies n. Plural of crusy. • CRUSY n. (Scots) an open iron lamp with a rush wick, also CRUISIE, CRUIZIE, CRUSIE, CRUZIE. |
| CUEISTS | • cueists n. Plural of cueist. • CUEIST n. a billiard-player. |
| CUISHES | • cuishes n. Plural of cuish. • CUISH n. a piece of armour for the thigh, also CUISSE. |
| CUISSER | • cuisser n. (Rare) Synonym of cuisse. • CUISSER n. (Scots) a stallion, also COOSER, CUSSER. |
| CUISSES | • cuisses n. Plural of cuisse. • CUISSE n. a piece of armour for the thigh, also CUISH. |
| CUSHIES | • CUSHIE n. the wood-pigeon or ringdove. |
| CUTISES | • CUTIS n. (Latin) the dermis, or true skin. |
| FICUSES | • ficuses n. Plural of ficus. • FICUS n. (Latin) a genus of plants including the figtree. |
| ICTUSES | • ictuses n. Plural of ictus. • ICTUS n. (Latin) a recurring stress/accent in a rhythmic/metrical series of sounds. |
| INCUSES | • incuses n. Plural of incuse. • incuses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of incuse. • INCUSE v. to mark by stamping. |
| MISCUES | • miscues n. Plural of miscue. • miscues v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of miscue. • MISCUE v. to make a faulty stroke in billiards. |
| SLUICES | • sluices n. Plural of sluice. • SLUICE v. to wash with a sudden flow of water, also SLUSE. |
| SUCCISE | • succise adj. (Botany) Appearing as if a part were cut off at the extremity. • SUCCISE adj. (Latin) ending abruptly below. |