| CATHARISING | • catharising v. Present participle of catharise. • CATHARISE v. to render absolutely clean; to purge, also CATHARIZE. |
| CATHARIZING | • catharizing v. Present participle of catharize. • CATHARIZE v. to render absolutely clean; to purge, also CATHARISE. |
| CATHARTICAL | • cathartical adj. Cathartic. • cathartical n. A laxative. • CATHARTICAL adj. cleansing, purifying, also CATHARTIC. |
| CATHEDRATIC | • cathedratic adj. Promulgated ex cathedra; authoritative. • CATHEDRATIC adj. promulgated ex cathedra, authoritative. |
| CATHETERISE | • catheterise v. Alternative form of catheterize. • CATHETERISE v. to treat with a catheter, also CATHETERIZE. |
| CATHETERISM | • catheterism n. (Medicine) The operation of introducing a catheter; catheterization. • CATHETERISM n. use of the catheter. |
| CATHETERIZE | • catheterize v. (Medicine) To introduce a catheter into part of the body. • CATHETERIZE v. to fit with a catheter, also CATHETERISE. |
| CATHOLICATE | • catholicate n. (Rare) The jurisdiction of an Armenian catholicos. • CATHOLICATE n. the jurisdiction of a catholicos. |
| CATHOLICISE | • catholicise v. Alternative spelling of Catholicize. • Catholicise v. Alternative spelling of Catholicize. • CATHOLICISE v. to make catholic, also CATHOLICIZE. |
| CATHOLICISM | • catholicism n. The state or quality of being catholic or universal; catholicity. • catholicism n. Liberality of sentiment; breadth of view. • Catholicism n. The faiths, practices and doctrines of the Catholic Church, usually the Roman Catholic Church. |
| CATHOLICITY | • catholicity n. The quality of being catholic, universal or inclusive. • catholicity n. Catholicism. • CATHOLICITY n. broad-mindedness; inclusiveness. |
| CATHOLICIZE | • catholicize v. Alternative spelling of Catholicize. • Catholicize v. (Transitive) To make Catholic; to convert to Catholicism. • Catholicize v. (Intransitive) To become Catholic; to convert to Catholicism. |
| CATHOLICONS | • catholicons n. Plural of catholicon. • CATHOLICON n. a cure-all; a panacea. |