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| Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Synonym |
| carp | noun | We enjoyed feeding the carp in China. | an edible freshwater fish |
| verb | He would carp on the subject for hours. | to find fault in a disagreeable way | |
| carton | noun | We bought a carton of eggs for breakfast. | any of various containers made from cardboard |
| caste | noun | She came from a lower caste in India. | any of four classes in Hindu society |
| categorical | adj. | He made a categorical denial of the charges. | without exception or qualification |
| cater | verb | The nurses would cater to my every need. | to be particularly attentive; minister |
| cauliflower | noun | Cauliflower can be eaten raw or cooked. | a edible white head vegetable |
| casual | adj. | Ours was a casual meeting. | without ceremony or formality |
| celibacy | noun | Celibacy can be a good objective for teenagers. | abstinence from sexual intercourse |
| censor | verb | The army often will censor mail going home. | one who removes information deemed harmful |
| ceremonial | adj. | The judge wore his ceremonial robes. | appropriate for the occasion |
| chasten | verb | They needed to chasten the worker for carelessness. | to correct by punishment or reproof |
| chef | noun | The chef took great pride in his cooking. | a cook, especially the chief cook |
| chieftain | noun | The chieftain had been a mighty warrior. | a leader or head of a group |
| chimpanzee | noun | The zoo had a number of chimpanzees. | a gregarious anthropoid ape |
| chore | noun | The children had to do their chores. | a routine or minor duty |
| chronic | adj. | She suffered from chronic fatigue. | of long duration; continuing |
| chronology | noun | He explained by giving the chronology of the problem | the arrangement of the events in time |
| circumlocution | noun | He became a master of circumlocution. | the use of unnecessarily wordy and indirect language |
| clarify | verb | He needed to help us clarify the situation. | to make clear or easier to understand |
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