| CASEATING | • caseating v. Present participle of caseate. • CASEATE v. to become cheesy. |
| CASEATION | • caseation n. (Pathology) A necrotic degeneration of tissue to a cheese-like condition. • CASEATION n. a degeneration of animal tissue into a cheesy or curdy mass. |
| CASEBOOKS | • casebooks n. Plural of casebook. • case-books n. Plural of case-book. • case␣books n. Plural of case book. |
| CASEBOUND | • casebound adj. (Of a book) hardcover (attributive). • CASEBOUND adj. of a book, bound in stiff covers. |
| CASEFYING | • casefying v. Present participle of casefy. • CASEFY v. to become or make cheese-like. |
| CASEINATE | • caseinate n. Any of several salts derived from casein via the coagulation of milk protein. • CASEINATE n. a compound of casein with a metal (as calcium or sodium). |
| CASELOADS | • caseloads n. Plural of caseload. • CASELOAD n. the number of cases being handled. |
| CASEMAKER | • casemaker n. One who manufactures cases. • CASEMAKER n. a person who makes covers for books. |
| CASEMATED | • casemated adj. Furnished with, protected by, or built like a casemate. • CASEMATED adj. furnished with, protected by, or built like, a casemate. |
| CASEMATES | • casemates n. Plural of casemate. • CASEMATE n. a bombproof chamber or armoured compartment. |
| CASEMENTS | • casements n. Plural of casement. • Casements prop.n. Plural of Casement. • CASEMENT n. a vertically-hinged frame with glass forming (part of) a window. |
| CASEMIXES | • casemixes n. Plural of casemix. • case␣mixes n. Plural of case mix. • CASEMIX n. a database system for storing information about medical patients. |
| CASEVACED | • CASEVAC v. to evacuate a battlefield casualty, normally by helicopter. |
| CASEWORKS | • CASEWORK n. a form of social work. |
| CASEWORMS | • caseworms n. Plural of caseworm. • CASEWORM n. a caddisworm. |