contact.noun,.plural.contacts
a coming together or touching, as of objects or surfaces; connection or interaction; communication (in contact with my sister in another country) right people; visual.observation (the pilot made contact with the ship); in electricity, a connection between two conductors that each permit a flow of current; a part or device that makes or breaks such a connection
contact, contacted, contacting, contacts.verbs
transitive verb use.to bring or put in contact; to get in touch with; communicate with
intransitive verb use.to be in or come into contact
contact.adjective
of, sustaining or making contact
contactual.adjective
contactually.adverb

chapiter.noun,.plural.chapiters
an architectural.item, being the capital of a column

cube.noun,.plural.cubes
a cube is a solid.object with six square surfaces which are all the same size (water with ice cubes in it); the cube of a number is another number that is produced by multiplying the first number by itself twice, so we use the same number three times, for example, the cube of 2 is 8, the same principle used in mathematics regarding powers); a regular solid having six congruent square faces; something having the general shape of a cube (a cube of pineapple); a cubicle, used for work or study
cubic inches
used especially of an internal combustion engine, as in cars and trucks, lawnmowers, etc., indicating its size
cube, cubed, cubing, cubes.transitive verbs
in mathematics, to raise a quantity or number to the third power; to determine the cubic contents of; to form or cut into cubes; dice; to tenderize meat by breaking the fibers with superficial cuts in a pattern of squares
cuber.noun,.plural.cubers

Chadic.noun,.plural.Chadics
a subordinate family of the Afro-Asiatic language family comprising.numerous languages of northern Nigeria, northern Cameroon and Chad 
Chadic.adjective

Cushitic.noun,.plural.Cushitics
a branch of the Afro-Asiatic language family spoken in Somalia, Ethiopia (Genesis 10:6) and northern Kenya and including Beja, Orono and Somali; they have an ancient history, predating even Moses
Cushitic.adjective
Cush.noun
in the Old Testament, the oldest son of Ham, one of the first few people on Earth; Cush is also the ancient region of his name located in northeast Africa where the biblical descendants of Cush settled; this is today identified with Ethiopia (map at Genesis 10:6); in this region is the ancient kingdom of Nubia in northern Sudan, which flourished from B.C.E. the 11th century to the 4th century A.D., when its capital fell to the Ethiopians

chunk.noun,.plural.chunks
a thick mass or piece (a chunk of ice); a substantial.amount (was given quite a chunk of money)
chunk, chunked, chunking, chunks.verbs
transitive verb use.to form into chunks
intransitive verb use.to make a dull.clackingsound (listened to the electronic printer chunk along)

chisel.noun,.plural.chisels
a metal.tool with a sharp beveled.edge, used to cut and shape stone, wood or metal
chisel, chiseled.also spelt.chiselled, chiseling.or.chiselling, chisels.verbs
transitive verb use.to shape or cut with a chisel; to cheat or swindle; to obtain by deception
intransitive verb use.to use a chisel; to use unethical.methods; to intrude oneself without welcome (always tries to chisel in on our conversations
chiseler.noun,.plural.chiselers

crowbar.noun,.plural.crowbars
a crowbar is a heavy iron bar which is used as a lever; a straight bar of iron or steel, with the working end shaped like a chisel and often slightly bent and forked, used as a lever
crowbar, crowbarred, crowbarring, crowbars.transitive verbs
to extract, remove or insert forcibly (to start the new deck on the back of the house we'll have to crowbar out the old deck boards first)

constructive.adjective
a constructive discussion, comment or approach is useful and helpful rather than negative and unhelpful; something constructive serves to improve or advance; being helpful is being constructive (constructive criticism); of or relating to construction; structural
constructively.adverb
constructiveness.noun
construct, constructed, constructing, constructs.transitive verbs
to form by assembling or combining.parts; build
construct.noun,.plural.constructs
something formed or constructed from parts (Tesla constructed his ideas in mind to be sure they would work before writing them down; the high consciousness constructs)
constructible.adjective
constructor.or.constructer.noun,.plural.constructors.or.constructer
construction.noun,.plural.constructions
the act or process of constructing; the art, trade or work of building (an engineer trained in highway construction; worked in construction for seven years); the way in which something is built or put together (a shelter of simple construction)
constructional.adjective
constructionally.adverb

cuisine.noun,.plural.cuisines
the cuisine of a country or district is the style of cooking that is characteristic of that place (the cuisine of Japan is low in fat; traditional French cuisine); the skill or profession of cooking unusual or interesting food can be referred to as cuisine (residential.courses in Indian cuisine (enjoy the delicious cuisine created by our award-winning chef)

click.noun,.plural.clicks
a short, sharp.nonresonant.sound (the telephone rang three times before I heard a click and then her recorded voice; the click of a door latch); if you click on an area of a computer screen, you point the cursor at that area and press one of the buttons on the mouse in order to make something happen (she clicked on a link and was able to get new recipes for raw foods; you can check your email with a click of your mouse); when you begin understanding something, you can say that it clicks
clicker.noun,.plural.clickers
click, clicked, clicking, clicks.verbs
intransitive verb use.to produce a click or series of clicks; to be a great success (the play clicked on Broadway); to function well together; hit it off (they met at the church and clicked with each other right away); to become clear in mind; fall into place
transitive verb use.to cause to click, as by striking together (clicked his heels)

choir.noun,.plural.choirs
a choir is a group of people who sing together for example, in a church or school (she has been singing in the church choir since he was six); an organized company of singers, especially one performing church music or singing in a church; the part of a church used by such a company of singers; in music, a group of instruments of the same kind (a string choir); an organized group (a choir of dancers)
choir, choired, choiring, choirs.intransitive verbs
to sing in chorus

chorus.noun,.plural.choruses
in music, a refrain in which an audience joins a soloist in a song; a chorus is a part of a song which is repeated after each verse (Caroline sang two verses and the chorus of her song; everyone joined in the chorus); a chorus is a large group of people who sing together (the chorus was singing The Ode to Joy); a chorus is a piece of music written to be sung by a large group of people (the.Hallelujah Chorus.in the composition.Messiah, by George Frideric Handel); a body of singers who perform choral compositions; a body of vocalists and dancers who support the soloists and leading performers in operas and musical comedies; a group of persons who speak or sing in unison a given part; the performers of a choral ode; a speech, song or other utterance made in concert by many people; when there is a chorus of praise, criticism or disapproval, it means that attitude is expressed by a lot of people at the same time; when people chorus something, they say it or sing it together (they were all chorused in praising the team's win)
chorus, choruses, chorused, chorusing.intransitive and transitive verbs
to sing or utter in or as if in chorus
choral.adjective
of.or.relating.to a chorus or choir; performed or written for or by a chorus (our next song will be presented by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir)
chorally.adverb