| CASEASE | • casease n. (Biochemistry) An exoenzyme that hydrolyzes casein. • CASEASE n. an enzyme decomposing the casein in milk and cheese. |
| CASEATE | • caseate n. Synonym of caseinate. • caseate n. (Obsolete, chemistry) A salt or ester of caseic acid. • caseate v. (Intransitive, medicine) To undergo necrotic degeneration into a cheese-like state. |
| CASEINS | • caseins n. Plural of casein. • CASEIN n. a milk protein. |
| CASELAW | • caselaw n. Alternative form of case law. • case␣law n. Law developed by judges through court decisions and opinions, as distinct from statute and other legislation. • CASELAW n. a law established by previous cases. |
| CASEMAN | • caseman n. (Slang) A person who examines a building to determine whether it is worth burgling. • caseman n. (Typography, historical) A compositor; a typesetter. • CASEMAN n. a compositor. |
| CASEMEN | • casemen n. Plural of caseman. • CASEMAN n. a compositor. |
| CASEMIX | • casemix n. Alternative form of case mix. • case␣mix n. (Medicine) A group of statistically related patients considered together for purposes of classification. • CASEMIX n. a database system for storing information about medical patients. |
| CASEOSE | • caseose n. (Biochemistry, dated) A soluble product (proteose) formed in the gastric and pancreatic digestion of… • caseose adj. (Pathology) cheesy. • CASEOSE n. a water-soluble protein. |
| CASEOUS | • caseous adj. Resembling cheese. • CASEOUS adj. cheese-like. |
| CASERNE | • caserne n. Alternative form of casern. • CASERNE n. a barracks for soldiers, also CASERN. |
| CASERNS | • caserns n. Plural of casern. • CASERN n. a barracks for soldiers, also CASERNE. |
| CASETTE | • casette n. Dated form of cassette. • CASETTE n. a small case containing magnetic tape, also CASSETTE. |
| CASEVAC | • casevac n. Alternative form of CASEVAC. • casevac v. To perform the emergency evacuation of an injured person or people (civilians or soldiers) from a combat zone. • CASEVAC n. The emergency patient evacuation of injured people (civilians or soldiers) from a combat zone. |