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cavort
dance around excitedly
censorious
critical of others
circumlocution
using many words, particularly in an evasive way
circumscribe
restrict within limits
clamor
a loud and confused noise
cognizant
having knowledge of
commensurate
equal to
comparable
similar to another thing
complement
add to or make complete
compunction
a feeling of guilt
concomitant
naturally accompanying
conduit
a vessel or channel for transporting something
conflagration
a large fire
connive
trick, conspire
consign
assign or deliver something into someone else’s custody
constituent
being part of a whole
construe
interpret
contend
reckon with, struggle against
contusion
a bruise
contrite
feeling of remorse or guilt
contentious
likely to cause an argument
contravene
violate the order of; conflict
convivial
friendly and cheerful environment
corpulence
obesity; fatness
covet
want greatly
cupidity
greed for money
dearth
lack of something
debacle
fiasco or failure
debauch
ruin or debase; particularly in a moral sense
clout
influence or power
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