- Cacaesthesia ～ Morbid sensation.
- Cachexic ～ Having an unhealthy physical or mental state.
- Cachinnation ～ Loud or hysterical laughter.
- Cacoepy ～ Poor or wrong pronunciation.
- Cacogen ～ Antisocial person.
- Cacography ～ Bad handwriting or spelling.
- Cacotopia ～ A state in which everything is as bad as it can be.
- Caecity ～ Blindness.
- Cafard ～ Depression; the blues.
- Calcographer ～ One who draws with crayons or pastels.
- Calefacient ～ Warming; anything that warms.
- Caliginous ～ Misty; dark; dim; obscure.
- Callipygian ～ Having well-shaped buttocks.
- Callow ～ Unfledged; inexperienced.
- Calumniate ～ To slander; misrepresent; besmirch.
- Calvary ～ Experience of intense mental suffering.
- Camelopard ～ Giraffe.
- Camsteary ～ Perverse; unruly.
- Canaille ～ Riffraff; proletarian; the mob; rabble.
- Canard ～ False rumour; hoax.
- Candescent ～ Glowing hotly.
- Canophilia ～ Love or fondness for dogs.
- Canorous ～ Musical; singing; resonant.
- Capernoited ～ Slightly intoxicated or tipsy.
- Capistrate ～ Hooded.
- Capricious ～ Given to sudden and accountable changes of mood or behaviour.
- Capriform ～ Goat-like.
- Captious ～ Peevish; ready to take offence or find fault.
- Caritive ～ Indicating lack of something.
- Carking ～ Imposing great hardship or strain.
- Carminative ～ Expelling, causing, or relieving flatulence.
- Carnifex ～ Executioner.
- Carriwitchet ～ A quip or quibble; a pun; a conundrum.
- Castophrenia ～ Belief that one's thoughts are being stolen.
- Catachresis ～ Incorrect usage of a word.
- Cataclasm ～ Disruption; breaking down.
- Cataglottism ～ French kissing.
- Cataphysical ～ Unnatural.
- Catarolysis ～ Letting off steam by cursing.
- Catena ～ Series, chain or sequence.
- Cautelous ～ Treacherous; cunning; wily; cautious.
- Cenote ～ Deep natural well.
- Cepaceous ～ Smelling or tasting of garlic or onion.
- Cerements ～ Clothes placed on a deceased individual.
- Cerumen ～ Ear wax.
- Chaetophorous ～ In need of a shave.
- Charientism ～ An artfully veiled insult.
- Chawdron ～ Entrails.
- Cheiloproclitic ～ Being attracted to a person's lips.
- Chicanery ～ Clever but misleading talk; deception.
- Chimerical ～ Merely imaginary; fanciful.
- Chirk ～ Cheer.
- Chiropterophilous ～ Pollinated or frequented by bats.
- Chirospasm ～ Writer's cramp.
- Chouse ～ To cheat; to swindle.
- Cillosis ～ Spasm or twitch in the upper eyelid.
- Cimex ～ Bedbug.
- Citigrade ～ Moving quickly.
- Cittosis ～ Abnormal desire for strange foods.
- Clamant ～ Loud; insistent; urgent.
- Clatfart ～ Idle chatter; nonsense.
- Clepe ～ To name; to call.
- Clinquant ～ Glittering; tinsel-like.
- Cockalorum ～ Boastful and self-important person.
- Codswallop ～ Something utterly senseless; nonsense.
- Coinstantaneous ～ Simultaneous; at the same time.
- Colloquy ～ Speaking together; mutual discourse.
- Colytic ～ Restraining; preventative.
- Commorient ～ Dying together.
- Complaisant ～ Wishing to please others; obliging.
- Complect ～ To embrace; to interweave.
- Compusion ～ Wrinkling one's face.
- Conatus ～ A natural impulse or tendency.
- Concetto ～ Ingenious expression; witticism.
- Concilliabule ～ A secret meeting of people who are hatching a plot.
- Concrew ～ To grow together.
- Concupiscence ～ Strong desire, appetite or lust.
- Confelicitous ～ Taking pleasure in others' happiness.
- Conspue ～ To despise; to abhor; to loathe.
- Constative ～ Capable of being true or false.
- Constuprate ～ To ravish.
- Contrist ～ To sadden.
- Convolve ～ To roll together.
- Corybantic ～ Wildly excited; frenzied.
- Cowcat ～ A person whose function is to occupy space.
- Craquelure ～ Fine cracking that appears in old paintings.
- Crepehanger ～ Pessimist; gloomy person.
- Crepitus ～ Fart.
- Cruciverbalist ～ One who loves doing crossword puzzles.
- Cyaneous ～ Sky blue.
- Cyesis ～ Pregnancy.
- Cynomorphic ～ Pertaining to a dog's viewpoint.
- Cynosure ～ Anything that attracts attention; object of interest.
- Cyprian ～ Lewd woman; prostitute.
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