| CHUCKLES | • chuckles n. Plural of chuckle. • CHUCKLE v. to laugh quietly. |
| CLERUCHS | • cleruchs n. Plural of cleruch. • CLERUCH n. a citizen of Athens having land in another country, also CLERUCHY. |
| CLUCKERS | • cluckers n. Plural of clucker. • CLUCKER n. a chicken. |
| CLUNCHES | • clunches n. Plural of clunch. • clunches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of clunch. • CLUNCH n. a tough clay. |
| CLUTCHES | • clutches n. Plural of clutch. • clutches n. (Usually in the plural) Grasp; possession; control. • clutches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of clutch. |
| CUBICLES | • cubicles n. Plural of cubicle. • CUBICLE n. a partially or totally enclosed section of a room, as in a dormitory. |
| CULCHIES | • culchies n. Plural of culchie. • CULCHIE n. a rustic, a country labourer. |
| CULTCHES | • cultches n. Plural of cultch. • CULTCH n. the flooring of an oyster-bed, also CULCH. |
| CUTICLES | • cuticles n. Plural of cuticle. • CUTICLE n. any of various outer layers in a plant or animal, esp. a noncellular protective film covering the epidermis in a plant or insect. |
| CYCLUSES | • cycluses n. Plural of cyclus. • CYCLUS n. (Latin) a cycle of myths, poems, songs, etc. |
| FELUCCAS | • feluccas n. Plural of felucca. • FELUCCA n. (Italian) a small sailing vessel. |
| LUCENCES | • LUCENCE n. the quality of being lucent, also LUCENCY. |
| OCCLUDES | • occludes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of occlude. • OCCLUDE v. to stop up. |
| SACCULES | • saccules n. Plural of saccule. • SACCULE n. a small sac, also SACCULUS. |
| SCULCHES | • SCULCH n. rubbish, also SCULTCH. |
| UPCYCLES | • upcycles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of upcycle. • upcycles n. Plural of upcycle. • up-cycles n. Plural of up-cycle (alternative form of upcycles). |