| ASCITICAL | • ascitical adj. Ascitic. • ASCITICAL adj. of, pertaining to, or affected by, ascites; dropsical, also ASCITIC. |
| CECITISES | • CECITIS n. a caecum inflammation, also CAECITIS. |
| CITIFYING | • citifying v. Present participle of citify. • CITIFY v. to adapt to the city, also CITYFY. |
| CITIGRADE | • citigrade adj. Characteristic of spiders of the species Loxosceles citigrada. • CITIGRADE adj. moving quickly, applied specifically to the Lycosidae or wolf-spiders that run down their prey. |
| CITIZENLY | • citizenly adj. Pertaining to citizens. • CITIZENLY adj. like a citizen. |
| CITIZENRY | • citizenry n. The group of all citizens. • CITIZENRY n. a whole body of citizens. |
| CLOACITIS | • cloacitis n. Inflammation of the cloaca. • CLOACITIS n. inflammation of the cloaca in birds. |
| EDACITIES | • EDACITY n. ravenousness, voracity. |
| ELICITING | • eliciting v. Present participle of elicit. • eliciting n. An elicitation. • ELICIT v. to draw forth. |
| LAICITIES | • laicities n. Plural of laicity. • LAICITY n. the state of being lay. |
| MISCITING | • misciting v. Present participle of miscite. • MISCITE v. to cite wrongly. |
| OPACITIES | • opacities n. Plural of opacity. • OPACITY n. something that is opaque. |
| OUTCITIES | • OUTCITY n. a city on the outskirts of a larger city. |
| PAUCITIES | • paucities n. Plural of paucity. • PAUCITY n. smallness of number or quantity. |
| QUERCITIN | • quercitin n. (Organic chemistry) A flavonoid found in fruits, vegetables, leaves and grains. • QUERCITIN n. a yellow crystalline compound obtained from the inner bark of the quercitron oak, also QUERCETIN. |
| RAUCITIES | • RAUCITY n. harshness of sound; rough utterance. |
| SERICITIC | • sericitic adj. Of or relating to the mineral sericite. • SERICITIC adj. like sericite, a silky soapy potash mica. |
| SICCITIES | • siccities n. Plural of siccity. • SICCITY n. dryness, aridity. |
| TRICITIES | • TRICITY n. an area that comprises three adjoining cities. |
| UNICITIES | • unicities n. Plural of unicity. • UNICITY n. uniqueness, oneness. |