| CIRCLER | • circler n. One who circles, or makes a circular motion. • circler n. (Obsolete) An inferior or itinerant poet. • CIRCLER n. one who encircles. |
| CLERICS | • clerics n. Plural of cleric. • CLERIC n. a member of the clergy, also CLERICAL. |
| CLERIDS | • clerids n. Plural of clerid. • CLERID n. a predatory beetle. |
| CLERISY | • clerisy n. An elite group of intellectuals; learned people, the literati. • clerisy n. The clergy, or their opinions, as opposed to the laity. • CLERISY n. scholars and educated people as a class. |
| CLERKED | • clerked v. Simple past tense and past participle of clerk. • CLERK v. to serve as an office worker. |
| CLERKLY | • clerkly adj. Of clerks; befitting a clerk. • clerkly adj. (Obsolete) Scholarly. • clerkly adv. (Obsolete) In a scholarly manner. |
| CLERUCH | • cleruch n. (Historical) A settler under the system of cleruchy. • CLERUCH n. a citizen of Athens having land in another country, also CLERUCHY. |
| CYCLERS | • cyclers n. Plural of cycler. • CYCLER n. (US) a cyclist. |
| CYCLERY | • cyclery n. A bicycle shop. • CYCLERY n. a bicycle shop. |
| RAUCLER | • RAUCLE adj. (Scots) rough, vigorous. |
| SCLERAE | • sclerae n. Plural of sclera. • scleræ n. Plural of sclera. • SCLERA n. (Greek) the outermost membrane of the eyeball. |
| SCLERAL | • scleral adj. (Anatomy) Of, or pertaining to, the sclera. • SCLERAL adj. pertaining to the sclera. |
| SCLERAS | • scleras n. Plural of sclera. • SCLERA n. (Greek) the outermost membrane of the eyeball. |
| SCLERES | • scleres n. Plural of sclere. • SCLERE n. a sponge spicule. |