How to memorize English words efficiently (crew-cyto-)

Crew[kru:] team, group; all personnel, all crew (word derived from create grows, creates. That is, employees who are still growing. Reference drew, grew, threw)

crewcut['kru:,kʌt] flat hair style (cut haircut)

Crewless['kru:lis] unfathaned (-less)

Crewman['kru:mən] crew member (man man)

Crewmate['kru:meit] crew; flight attendant; crew member (mate companion)

Crewmember Flight Attendants; Crew Members; Crew Sailors; Crew Members (Member Members)

Aircraft crew, crew (aircraft)

Aircrew['eəkru:] All crew (air air)

cabin crew flight attendants (cabin cabin)

camera crew film (or television) camera crew

cockpit crew; cockpit crew; cockpit All Pilots (Cockpit Cockpit)

Film Crew Film Crew (Film Film)

flight crew; flight crew; flight crew

Ground crew [aviation] [aircraft repair] ground crew (ground surface)

Rescue crew rescue

Wrecking Crew Rescue Team; Rescue Team (Wrecking Wrecking, Shipwrecked)

cribs; fences; cattle pens, barns; corrals; Trough; Plagiarism; Detention, fences; plagiarism (written by scribe; scrabble graffiti; scribble)

cribbage ['kribidʒ] Cribbage Card Play (one of the card games)

cribber ['kribə] plagiarists; cheaters; frame holder installers

cribbing ['kribiŋ] plagiarism; stacked bracket

crib-bite ['kribait] has a habit of biting the groove and drooling (bite bite)

Crib-biter has a habit of biting grooves and drooling

cribwork ['kribwə:k] stacked wooden frame; stacked wooden frame; raft-shaped wooden row (work work)

corncrib ['kɔ:n,krib] [U.S.] corn silo, corn hoard (corn corn)

cricket ['krikit] cricket, the sport of cricket; cricket (word derived from cracket racket; other is an onomatopoeic word that mimics the cricket's cry; reference crick causes spasms; Acute stiffness; muscle cramps; -et small)

Cricket bat bat (bat racket)

Cricketer ['krikitə] cricketer; cricketer

Cricketing ['krikitiŋ] cricket; play cricket

crim root crime, charge, accusation, distinction (i.e. distinction, differential treatment, discrimination) with crimin, cern (example word check crime)

Crim (Aussan) offender (equal to criminal) ;(aust) guilty (equal to criminal)

crime [kraim] crime, crime; sin; criminal activity; accusation... Breach of discipline (cr-broken, -ime sin; charissis crisis, reference prime major)

crimecraft ['krimkrɑ:ft] crime art; crime technique (craft art)

Crimee['kraimi:] Accomplices (or accomplices) of crimes

criminal ['kriminəl] criminal; criminal; sinful; sinful; crime

Criminal gang criminal gang (gang gang)

Criminal law

Criminalism is guilty, criminal; criminal

Criminalist criminologist; criminal expert

Criminalistic; criminalistic; criminalistic; criminalistic

Criminalistics; Criminal Investigation; Investigation

Criminality Guilty, Criminal; Criminal

criminalize ['kriminəlaiz] declares... is an offence; is an illegal event

Criminalization criminalization

Criminally ['kriminəli] on criminal law; the place of guilt, the place of guilt

Criminalness crime

Criminate ['krimineit] convicted; made guilty; blamed

crimination[krimi'neiʃən] accusation; reproach; proof of guilt

Criminative['krimə,neitiv] accuses; makes guilt; blames

criminatory['kriminətəri] accused; convicted; blamed

Criminological criminology

Criminologist criminologist; criminologist

Criminology Criminology; Criminology (-ology)

Criminous['kriminəs] sinful; sinful (sexual).

serious crime Serious crime

war criminal war criminal war criminal war

anticrime ['æntikraim] crime-proof; anti-criminal, anti-crime (anti-)

cybercrime ['saibəkraim] cybercrime; computer crime (cybernetic)

Decriminalization Legalization; Decriminalization (Only Simple Fines)

Decriminalize legitimizes; decriminalize=decriminalise (de-)

Decriminalization legalized; decriminalized

discriminate discrimination; distinction; discrimination (dis-)

Discriminable is distinguishable; distinguishable

Discriminately differentiatedly

discriminateness discrimination; distinction; discrimination

discriminating recognized; differentiated; recognizable; Identify; treat them differently

Discrimination Discrimination; Discrimination, Discrimination; Recognizability

Discriminative [dis'kriminətiv] distinguished, discriminative; recognizable

discriminator [dis'krimineitə] [electronic] discriminator; discriminator

Discriminatory [dis'krimineitəri] is discerning; discriminating

incriminate [in'krimineit] accusation; implies... Guilty (in- in... Medium)

incriminating [in'krimineitiŋ] attributable; implicate

incrimination [in,krimi'neiʃən] accusation;

incriminatory [in'kriminətəri] became guilty; guilty

recriminate [ri'krimineit] anti(accusation); anti-blame; anti-lip ridicule (re-)

recrimination [ri,krimə'neiʃən] counter-blame, counter-accusation;

recriminative [ri'krimineitiv] counter-accusatory; mutually reproachful

recriminatory [ri'kriminətəri] counter-accusatory; mutually reproachful

crimin root crime, charge, accusation, distinction (i.e. distinction, differential treatment, discrimination) with crim, cern (example word check crime)

crip (beauty slang) cripple

cripple ['kripl] cripple; cripple; weakening; cripple; cripple; cripple; cripple; cripple (cf. creep crawling; lame lame; limp limp, walking on a turn; cribble first sieve; coarse powder)

Crippled ['kripld] crippled, crippled; made into a cripple; disabled by injury

crippledom['kripldəm] incompetence; cripple (-dom)

cripplehood['kriplhud] incompetence; cripple (-hood)

Crippler cripples; disabled; crippled livestock

Crippleware Incomplete Shareware (-ware Software)

Crippling causes serious consequences; weakens; impairs

self-cripple self-harm

Cris root decision, judgment, with cririt

crisis ['kraisis] crisis; period of danger; decisive moment; Crisis; in addition, cr-broken, i-connection symbol, -sis noun suffix)

crisis of confidence

credit crisis credit crisis (credit credit)

currency crisis currency crisis (currency currency)

diagnosis of diacrisis [dai'ækrisis]; secretory abnormalities (dia-pass;transvasion)

eccrisis excretion (e-outward)

ecological crisis ecological crisis (ecological ecological)

economic crisis Economic crisis (economic economic)

energy crisis Energy Crisis

Financial crisis Financial crisis; fiscal crisis (financial financial)

Midlife crisis (midlife)

subprime crisis subprime crisis (subprime subprime)

crisp [krisp] crisp, crispy; Fragile; Fresh; crunchy; Fried potato chips; Make curls; Make the hair crisp (onomatopoeia, simulating the sound of crushing potato chips; chakack)

crispate['krispeit] wrinkled; Curly = crispated

crispation[kris'peiʃən] [skin] contracture; curl; curl (-ion)

crispbread['krispbred] (made with crushed rye, etc.) crackers (bread bread)

crisp candy crisp candy (candy candy)

crispen['krispən] curls; (makes) wrinkles; makes hair brittle; (makes) ripples; makes the image contour sharp (-en)

crispening['krispəniŋ] makes the image sharply outlined; outlined

crisper['krispə] (in the refrigerator) fresh goods storage cabinet; crisper box (-er)

crisply[krispli] clearly; fragile (adjective +ly)

crispness [krispnis] fragile; fresh; crispy (-ness)

crisps[krisps] fried potato chips (plural of crisp); Curled; crispy (single 3)

crispy ['krispi] crispy; fragile; clean; vibrant (noun +y)

crispy fried chicken crispy butter fried chicken (fried in fried oil; chicken chicken)

crispy skinned chicken (skin skin; chicken chicken)

crispy rice (rice)

potato crisp fried potato chips, potato potato chips (potato potatoes)

crit root judgment, decision. Same with cern

criteria criterion, condition (plural of criterion)

Criterial (critical, judgmental) standards, criteria, criteria

Criterion (critical judgment) standards; norms; norms; criteria

Critic ['kritik] critic, critic; critical man (-crit-judgment; reference-rit-; cr-broken; -it walking)

Critical ['kritikəl] identification; [nuclear] critical; critical, critical; critical

critical review comments

Critically ['kritikəli] precisely; critically; critically; with a delirious eye

Criticalness ['kritikəlnis] critical

Criticality [,kriti'kæləti] [natural science] criticality (sexual), critical state

Criticaster ['kriti,kæstə] a clumsy critic (caster communicator)

Criticise ['kriti, saiz] criticism; nitpicking; criticism; criticism = criticism

Criticism ['kriti, sizəm] criticism; commentary; argumentation; demanding

Criticize ['kriti, saiz] criticism; comment; demanding; criticism

critique [kri'ti:k] criticism; comment on articles; Critical; comment

Acritical (disease) not critical; non-terminal; not critical (a-no)

autocritical self-reflective, self-examining (auto-self)

autocriticism Self-reflection, self-examination (auto-self)

Bullcrit ['bulkrit] ill-argued (or bullshit) literary criticism (bull bull nonsense)

diacritic [,daiə'kritik] pronounced symbols; distinguishable; Distinguish pronunciation symbols (dia-through; transverse)

diacritical [,daiə'kritikl] is distinguishable;

diacritics[,daiə'kritiks] diacritics; distinguishing signs; additional symbols (plural of diacritics)

Hypercritic [,haipə'kritik] harsh critic; hyper-over-critical

Hypercritical is critical, harsh

Hypercritically nitpicking, demandingly

Hypercriticism nitpicking; excessive criticism, harsh criticism; pickiness

hypocrisy hypocrisy; hypocrisy (hypo- below)

Hypocrite hypocrite; hypocrite

Hypocritic [,hipəu'kritik] hypocritical; hypocritical

hypocritical hypocrisy; hypocrisy (critical critical)

Hypocritically hypocritically

non-critical Non-critical; non-negation

Overcritical overbeached; over-critical

Precritical [atomic] pre-critical; pre-critical; [medical] pre-crisis (pre-pre)

Self-critical Self-Discipline; Self-Criticism

Self-criticism Self-criticism

subcritical subcritical, sub-critical (sub-)

supercritical [materialized] supercritical; nitpicking (super-)

uncritical; uncritical; uncritical; uncritical; uncritical; unc

Uncritically without discrimination; uncritically

Uncriticized Uncritical (undone)

crocodile['krɔkə,dail] crocodile

croc['krɔk] crocodile = crocodile

crocodile clip crocodile clip; spring clip = alligator clip

Crocodile tears false mercy; crocodile tears

crocodilian [,krɔkə'diliən] crocodile; crocodile-like; hypocritical; Crocodiles (-ian)

Shed crocodile tears (proverb) cat crying mouse; false compassion (shed pouring)

crook[kruk] crook, crook; bend, bend part; hook; make bend; cheat, cheat; bend, hook (etymology same as creek.) Reference rook;brook)

Crooked crooked; crooked; improper

Crookedly bently; dishonestly

Crookedness bent; dishonesty

Crookery spoofing; scams

rook bald-nosed crows; (in chess) cars; scammers, gambling sticks; (playing cards) cheating; scams; cheating

crop [krɔp] crop; crop; yield; flathead; harvest; pruning (etymology with group groups; reference pop popular; shop store)

cropland ['krɔp,lænd] field, arable land, farmland (land land)

cropless ['krɔplis] cropless;

cropped [krɔpt] miscut; trim (-ed)

cropper ['krɔpə] grower; crop; harvester; trimmer (-er)

cropping ['krɔpiŋ] cropping; hair shearing, cutting cloth; harvesting

Croppy['krɔpi] people who cut their hair short

crop production crop production, planting (production results)

crop rotation (law); rotation rotation

crop yield, crop yield; cereal yield (yield yield)

a close crop (cut) flat head; (stay) short hair (close tight)

cover crop['kʌvə krɔp] cover cover

Crops are grown in crop

intercrop [intə'krɔp] hybrid breeding = interplant(inter-)

monocropping [agronomy] mono crop system (mono-mono)

Neck and crop crisply; thoroughly (neck neck)

outcrop ['autkrɔp] outcrops; outcrops of rock formations (out outside)

outcropping ['aut,krɔpiŋ] outcropping; exposed; outcropping

Out of crop (land) no crops, out of no ...)

overcrop [,əuvə'krɔp] overculted; over-planting makes it barren

sharecrop ['ʃeəkrɔp] (especially in the southern United States) leasehold (field) ;() as a share farmer (share share)

sharecropper ['ʃeə,krɔpə] (rent-paid) tenant farmer(-er)

Sharecropping['ʃeə,krɔpiŋ] dividing system;

The cream of the crop essence, the best part

uncropped[ʌn'krɔp] unplanted; unpicked; unshared (undone)

cross [krɔs] cross; cross; Cross; Cross; Hybrid; Cross; Opposite; Angry (reference boss boss; protrusion)

crossability [genetics]hybridity; mating; -ability

crossable ['krɔsəbl] (xeno) mating (-able)

crossarm ['krɔ:s,ɑ:m] cross wood of the cross, cross line of the cross (arm arm)

crossband ['krɔs,bænd] [communication] crossband (band band)

crossbar ['krɔ:s,bɑ:] latch, horizontal wood; goal cross wood (bar bar)

crossbeam ['krɔ:s,bi:m] beam;

crossbedding ['krɔs,bediŋ] interlaced layer (bedding base bed)

crossbench ['krɔ:s,bentʃ] neutral; independent; Neutral parliamentary seat (bench bench) (UK House of Commons)

Crossbones ['krɔ:s,bəunz] crossed femur figure (usually painted under a skull, symbolizing death) (bone bone)

cross-border ['krɔsbɔ:də]

crossbow ['kr:s,bu] 弩,cross bow(bow bow)

Crossbowman ['krɔ:s,bəumən] crossbowman (man man)

crossbreed ['krɔsbri:d] hybrids; hybrids; breed breeding

crossbreeding ['krɔsbri:diŋ] hybrid breeding; xenobreeding

crossbred ['krɔ:s,bred] hybrid; crossbreed

crosscheck ['krɔstʃek] multi-faceted verification, repeated checks; Cross check, check check

cross-claim counter-claim, deduction amount (cross opposite; claim requirement)

cross-color [TV] color distortion (cross-crossed; color color)

crossconnection ['krɔs kə'nekʃən] cross-connection

Crosscountry['krɔ:s'kʌntri] cross-country; off-road (country country)

crosscourt ['krɔskɔ:t] diagonal; towards the opposing half; Diagonally; towards the opposing half (square field)

Crosscorrelation interaction

cross-cultural; transcending a certain cultural boundary; multicultural (cultural)

crosscurrent ['krɔ:s'kʌ:rənt]countercurrent; Cross-current; Transverse; Objection; Opposite Trend (Current)

cross-cut['krɔ:s,kʌt] cross-cut

crosscut ['krɔ:s,kʌt] shortcut; cross-saw; cross-cut

crosscutting ['krɔ:s,kʌtiŋ] crosscutting; Cross-splicing; Digging of cross-alleys; cross-cut; Transverse; flashback

Cross-domain

cross-dressing wearing opposite-sex clothing; Cross-dressing (cross-dressing, dressing up)

crossed['krɔst] crossed; cross-shaped; Across; Over (-ed)

crosser['krɔ:sə] skid; septum; lining (-er)

cross-examination cross-examination; Examination interrogation

cross-eye ['krɔ:s,ai] squint eyes; cockfighting eyes; internal squint eyes = crossed eyes (eye eyes)

cross-eyed ['krɔ:s,aid] strabismus; esotropia, esotropic, cockfighting(-ed)

crossfade['krɔ:sfeid] fades in and out (meaning sound and image); cross-fade (fade fades)

crossfader ['krɔs'feidə] record smoothing converter (a device used by pop music record players

crossfall ['krɔsfɔ:l] lateral drop; transverse slope; transverse slope (fall descent)

Crossfeed transverse feed; cross feed feeding

crossfire ['krɔsfaiə] crossfire;

crossflow ['krɔsfləu] cross-flow, lateral flow

crossfoot['krɔsfut] varus foot; horizontal foot; cross settlement (foot foot)

Cross-functional cross-functional; cross-functional employees (functional)

crosshatch ['krɔ:shætʃ] shadows with crossed lines; draws cross hatch lines; shadows (on painting) (hatch curated)

crosshead['krɔ:s,hed] subheading; sub-topic; linkage; give... Add a subheading

Crossing['krɔsiŋ] intersection

cross joint;

cross-legged ['krɔ:s'legid] cross-legged; cross-legged (leg;-ed)

crosslet['krɔ:s,lit] small cross (-let)

crossline ['krɔslain] cross line, two-point line; single line header (line line)

crosslink['krɔliŋk] cross-linking;

crosslinked['krɔliŋkt] crosslinked; Cross-bonding (-ed)

crossly['krɔsli] rampantly; deliberately embarrassed; oppositely (adjective +ly)

crossness ['krɔsnis] bad temper; cross angry( -ness)

cross out[krɔs aut] delete; delete; log out (cross)

crossover['krɔ:s,əuvə] overpass;

cross over crossing; pressing step; intersection

crosspatch ['krɔ:s,pætʃ] [colloquial] grumpy people; people who love to complain (patch spots)

crosspiece ['krɔ:s,pi:s] crossbar, crossbar, beam (piece block)

Cross-plot composite chart; intersection diagram (plot diagram)

crosspoint ['krɔspɔint] intersection point, point point

crossrail ['krɔ:s,reil] cross timber; beam; rail rail

crossroad['krɔ:s,rəud] intersection; Intersections; Forks; Moments of great choice; Turning point (road)

cross-sectional, cross-sectional; involving a section; representative, typical (sectional)

cross-shaped, cross-shaped( -ed)

cross-staff ['krɔsstɑ:f] right angler (for measuring distance) (staff support)

cross-stitch ['krɔ:s,stitʃ] cross stitch; stitch

crosstalk['krɔs,tɔk] crosstalk; crosstalk interference, talk talk

crosstalk comedian comedian (comedian comedian)

Cross the river;

crosstie beams, horizontal pillars, horizontal wood; [Railway] sleepers, sleepers; gauge linkages (tie-tied)

crosstown ['krɔ:s,taun] through the city;

crosswalk['krɔswɔ:k] crosswalk

crossways['krɔsweiz] intersection; ways

cross weight Total mass of the car; total load (weight weight)

crosswind['krɔswind] (meteorological) crosswind (wind)

crosswire['krɔswaiə] crossed wire

crosswise ['kr:s,waiz] sideways;crossland;diagonal;cross-shaped

crossword ['krɔs,wə:d] crossword puzzle; crossword puzzle (word word)

Crossword puzzles crossword puzzles; puzzle puzzles

across [ə'krɔs] across; through; opposite (a-table state)

autocross ['ɔ:təu,krɔs] autocross, off-road racing; auto racing (auto car)

backcross ['bækkrɔs] [genetics] (make) backcross, back cross (make) reverse cross; (table tennis) backhand slash ball; (ice hockey) backsliding (back back; back)

Be crossed in love; abandoned (in love in love)

Border crosser (border border; crosser crosser)

christcross['kraiskrɔs] Christ Christ (cross cross)

crisscross['kriskrɔs] interlaced; hybrid; cross-shaped; contradictory

incross['inkrɔs] [genetics] hybrids; heterogeneous mates within a variety (in)

intercross[intə'krɔs] cross;hybridization(inter-)

noncrossing non-

outcross [,aut'krɔs] offspring of heterotypic hybridization; the process of heterotypic hybridization; Make a heterotypic hybridization (out-)

overcrossing['əuvə'krɔsiŋ]

recross [,ri:'krɔs] crosses (re-) again

red cross Red Cross (red red)

star-crossed unlucky; unlucky; unlucky (star star)

uncross[ʌn'krɔs] to make no crossover(un-)

uncrossed[,ʌn'krɔs] does not cross; Undefended; Unhindered (-ed)

Zebra crossing zebra crossing; sidewalk (zebra zebra)

crow[krəu] crow; chicken chirping; crowbar; Cry; Announce (see Cloud and Crowd)

crowbar['krəu, bɑ:] crowbar; iron sled;

crowfoot ['krəu,fut] [plant] buttercup; sling (foot foot)

crowhop ['krəuhɔp] jumping; short distance; bouncing forward (hop jumping)

crowing[krəuiŋ] stridor; crow

Crowkeeper ['krəu,ki:pə] the man hired to catch crows; the field scarecrow (keeper keeper)

Crow-quill Crow's Feathers (quill feathers)

cockcrow ['kɔkkrəu] chicken chirping moments; Dawn, Dawn (Cock Cock)

scarecrow ['skeəkrəu] scarecrow, a scaremonger; a man of fierce appearance but a good heart; Ragged people; Skinny Man (scare scare)

Crowd [kraud] crowded, will ... Tucked in; urged, urged; the masses, a gang; A bunch, many, the masses (the word is derived from the cloud "cloud" and the crow "crow", as the saying goes: a piece of black crow)

crowd one's luck

crowded ['kraudid] crowded; stuffed; crowded

Crowded conditions

Crowder ['kraudə] [water conservancy] ditch sweeper

crowdie ['kraudi] Scottish cheese (-ie cute)

Crowding [kraudiŋ] crowding, gathering; thickening

crowdy ['kru:di] [Scottish and Northern England English] cereal porridge (also known as crowdie)

overcrowded; stuffed too full; Make overcrowded; put ... Over-full

overcrowded overcrowding

uncrowded [,ʌn'kraudid] spacious; uncrowded (undone)

Crown[kraun]; corolla; kingship; apex; Coronation; The Top; Recognition; Made a Successful Completion (Cf. CR-Broken, Clown Clown, Brown Brown)

Crowned [kraund] royal; crowned; Crowned, made king

Crowner ['kraunə] was a triumph; coroner; honored; coroner

Crowning['krauniŋ] is the highest; incomparable; coronation

Crown Prince Crown Prince(Prince)

decrown[di'kraun] decapitation; Go to the cover; De-root tip (de-)

discrown [dis'kraun] deposed, overthrown... Dis-throne

Jacket crown (artificial crown of teeth) (jacket coat)

recrown [ri:'kraun] for... Re-coronation (re-)

Uncrown [,ʌn'kraun] demoted; deposed; took the throne = dethrone

uncrowned [,ʌn'kraund] kingship without a title; undone without coronation

Uncrowned King (in a certain field) recognized as the best (king king)

undercrown ['ʌndəkraun] top underside (under-)

Cru roots cross; cross; cross (derived from cross), with cruc, cruis, crus, crux

crucial; conclusive; Final; Decisive

Crucially critically; crucially

Crucible crucible; harsh test

Crucifix Cross, Crucifix, Crucifixion (fix fixed)

crucify torture; Crucified on the cross; restrained

cruces of the cross (all compartments of crux)

Cruck (the curved wood that makes up the roof of the house).

Crud dregs; dirty guys; mixed things; impurities

Crude; natural, raw; rude; crude; natural; natural substance

crude fiber [spun] crude fiber

Crude oil

crude protein crude protein; Natural protein

Crudely roughly; naturally; rudely; immaturely

Crudeness is natural; blunt; immature

Crudity rough; rudimentary; immature

cruft annoying stuff, untidy parts

crumple wrinkles; Bringing a slump; Wrinkling; Collapse; Slumped; Wrinkles; folds

Crumpled folded, wrinkled

crunch crushing (sound); Zaza di ta; Crushing; Gaza Gaza's bite; Zaza stepped over (onomatopoeia)

crunches sit-ups; Leaning back (plural of crunch); crunching and chewing; Crunched over

crunchy fragile; Crunching

crus [dissection] calves; Like the leg part

crusade reform movement; Crusader invasion; join the Crusades; Engaged in the reform movement

cruse bottles; pots; cans

crutch crutches, pillars; leaning; crotch, forked frame, supports

crutched has a T-shaped handle; Pillared; Supported with crutches

crutcher mixer; Spiral mixer

Crux critical; puzzle; cross-shaped, crucible; plural cruxes or cruces

Decruit moves away from key positions (de-)

Decruitment transferred; transferred; dismissed

Recrudesce (disease, trouble, etc.) recurrent (re-re, re-, crude, raw, rough. Figurative usage, i.e. returning to the original state, extends the recurrence of the meaning of the word. -esce table start)

Recrudescence re-attacks, relapses

Recrudescency recurrence

Recrudescent relapse, recurrent

Crue root growth

accrual natural growth; natural growth (a-go; i.e. increase growth)

accruals interest, income; Accrual

Accrue is produced; natural growth or increase in benefits; acquisition; accumulation

Accrued [accounting] accrued; value added; rights and responsibilities have occurred; accumulation; formation

Accruement grows naturally; profit; interest

Cruel ['kruəl] Cruel, cruel (cru cross; -el small; i.e. Jesus was crucified, this thing is cruel. Reference crude rude; gruel tired; thin porridge)

cruelhearted['kru:əl'hɑ:tid] cruelhearted

Cruelly ['kruəli] cruelly; very

Cruelness ['kruəlnis] cruel; cruel; carved into a poisonous and hurtful language

Cruelty ['kru:əlti] cruelty; cruelty; cruelty

cruise [kru:z] cruise, cruise; roam; boat tour (cru cross; i.e. cross;-ise verb suffix)

Cruise missile

Cruiser['kru:zə] cruiser; cruiser aircraft, police patrol cars

cruise ship cruise ship, yacht (ship ship)

Cruising; cruising

battle cruiser (battle battle)

police cruiser police patrol car (police police)

crumb[krʌm] breadcrumbs, crumbs; crumbs; [Slang] Nasty People; Worthless People (cr-broken, thumb thumb; cru, onomatopoeia, reference rush, crash, crack, crump bomb; crunch; crunch; brittle; fragile)

crumble ['krʌmbl] breadcrumbs; Collapse; shatter, crush (-le table repeatedly)

Crumbliness fragmentation

crumbly ['krʌmbli] brittle; fragile (noun +y)

crumby ['krʌmi] soft; full of crumbs (noun + y)

breadcrumb ['bredkrʌm] bread crumbs; Covered with breadcrumbs (bread bread)

Craunch crushing; biting sound; zaza stepping; gaza gaza's bite; crushing

crunch crushing, biting sound; zaza stepping; crushing; gaza gaza chewing; zaza stepping

crunch[krʌntʃ] crushing, crushing sound; (Sudden) inadequacies, shortages; financial difficulties; crushing; chewing of crunching; stomping of zaza; crunching of chewing; crunching of treading (onomatopoeia; reference cr-broken, crush, lunch)

Crunch time critical moments; critical times

crunches sit-ups; supine (plural of crunch); crunching chewing; crunching over

Crunchy fragile; crunchy

crush[krʌʃ] crushed; wrinkled, deformed; made... Squeezed in; squeezed; crushed; crushed; crushed; crushed; squeezed; crowded crowds (chacrack and crash) (onomatopoeia; cru；crack +rush）

Crushable ['krʌʃəbl] crushable; uniformable

Crushability[,krʌʃə'biliti] crushed, not crumpled; breakability

crushed [krʌʃt] crushed, crushed; crush

crushed stone gravel (stone stone)

Crusher ['krʌʃə] strike; [food] crusher; crush stuff; calm the facts

crushhat['krʌʃhæt] folding hat (hat hat)

Crushing is overwhelming; decisive; can't stand up; fragmented; crushed, conquered, rushed in

Crushingly ['krʌʃiŋli] is unbearable; excessively

Cracks in crushmark window panes (mark marks)

crushproof ['krʌʃ,pru:f] will not be crushed or damaged (-proof)

Crush-room ['krʌʃrum] hallway;

recrusher[ri'krʌʃə] [machine] sub-crusher (re-)

uncrushable [ʌn'krʌʃəbl] kneaded uncrumbed; undepressed (un-)

uncrushed[ʌn 'krʌʃt] undepressed (undone)

crust[krʌst] crust; shell; bread crust; hard crust (crue-grow, -st most; reference dust; dust)

crustal['krʌstəl] crust;

crustal plate [geology] Crust plate (plate plate)

crustacea [krʌs'teiʃjə] crustaceans; Crustaceans

crustaceous [krʌ'steiʃjəs] shell;

crusted ['krʌstid] was born with a crust; precipitated; aged; aged

crustification inlay; with covering; crust; hard shell (-fic done)

crusting ['krʌstiŋ] crust;

Crustily['krʌstili] has a hard skin; maliciously; roughly

crustiness['krʌstinis] stubborn; stubborn; hard shell

crustless['krʌstlis] is crustless; shellless

crustlike['krʌstlaik] is like a hard shell, like a shell

crustose['krʌstəus] clings to the soil (rock); grows into a shell

crusty['krʌsti] irritable; stubborn; shelled; shell-like

breadcrust ['bredkrʌst] [geology] laminating nodules;

decrustation peeling, shelling, dermating (de-)

encrust[in'krʌst] wrapped in a shell; decorative outer layer; Crusts (en-)

encrusted[in'krʌstid] with housing; non-retractable; Wrapped in a shell; make it form a hard shell

Encrustation hard shell; crust; with covering

encrustment crust; decorative outer layer; cortex

incrust['in'krʌst] covered with skin; raw skin; shell; inlay; Raw skin (in... (

incrustant scale; scale

incrustate[in'krʌsteit] has skin; Exfoliation; crusty

incrustation hard shell; inlay; water rust; scab = encrustation

incrusted['in'krʌstid] wrapped in a hard shell; at... Crust on

intracrustal [geology] within the Earth's crust (intra-inside)

procrustean [prəu'krʌstiən] demands consistency; compels obedience; brutal (pro-pro))

cry [krai] cry, cry; cry; shout; say it loudly; slogan (onomatopoeia. Reference dry;fry;try)

Crybaby ['krai, beibi] people who cry; people who love to complain, people who love to complain; people who can't criticize

Crying ['kraiiŋ] howling; shouting; crying; crying; begging

crying shame shame

cried['kraid] crying; shouting (cry's past tense and done structure)

crier['kraiə] weeper; summoner; hawker (-er)

outcry ['autkrai] protested; shouted; screamed (cry out; complained loudly)

battle cry ['bætl krai] shouts; battle slogans (battle campaign; struggle)

Catchcry ['kætʃkrai] Catch catches the attention of others (catch catch)

Decry[di'krai] rebuke, condemn; defamation (de-)

decrial [di'kraiəl] blame; slander; Depreciation (of the currency).

decrier [di'kraiə] slanderer; condemner, critic, strong opponent (-er)

cryo- ['kraiə] cold; frozen (cf. cry cry; o connection symbol)

Cryoablation cryoablation; cryoperation ablation;excision)

cryobiology Cryobiology Cry biology biology

cryocable cryogenic cables, superconducting cables (cable cables)

cryochemistry Cryochemistry Cryochemistry (chemistry chemistry)

cryoconcentration concentration concentration

Cryodrying low temperature drying; cryo cold drying (dry drying)

cryoelectronics cryogenic electronics

cryofixation [cell] fixation fixation

cryoforming low-temperature molding; forming

cryogen refrigerants, refrigerants, cryogenic fluids (gene gene)

cryogenic frozen; cryogenic; cryogenic; cryogenic experimental (genic)

Cryogenics Cryogenics

Cryogeny[,kraiə'dʒeni] cryogenics

cryology [krai'ɔlədʒi] [hydrology] ice and snow hydrology; cryology; glaciology (-ology)

cryometer [krai'ɔmitə] cryometer, cryogenic thermometer (meter; table)

cryonics [krai'ɔniks] cryonics (-ics)

cryoprecipitate condensing proteins; precipitate precipitates

Cryopreservation Cryogenic storage (refers to the use of supercooling techniques to store cells and other tissues) (preservation storage)

cryoprotectant [bio]cryoprotectant;

cryopump [mechanical] cryogenic (pumping) pumps; Cryogenic suction; Low temperature exhaust; (with vacuum pump) cryogenic pumping (or suction) (pump pump)

cryoscope [engineering] freezing point tester, cryoassay (scope of application)

cryosphere cryosphere, cryosphere; cryosphere; cryosphere (sphere range; sphere)

cryostat (stat static; star [radioactive strength unit])

Cryosurgery [surgery] cryooperative; [surgical] cryogenic surgery

cryotherapy [medicine] cryotherapy, cold therapy (therapy)

cryotrap['kraiətræp] cryogenic trap (trap trap; trap)

cryotron ['kraiətrɔn] [electronic] cold tube;

cryoturbation ice disturbance action; freeze stirring; molten ice disturbance action (turb stirring)

Crypt root secret; hidden

Cryst root cold, frozen; hard (reference cry crying;-st most)

crystal['kristl] crystal, crystal; crystal; crystal; crystal jewelry; crystal; transparent, clear (cryst-; etymology same as crust)

Crystal Palace; Crystal Palace Team (Palace Palace)

Crystalline['kristəlain] transparent; crystalline; crystalline; crystalline

crystallise['kristəlaiz] makes... Crystallization; to make concretization

Crystallisation crystallization; crystallization

crystallize crystallization, forming crystals; clear; concretized; Make crystallization; clarify; make concrete; make candied fruit

Crystallized wrapped in frosting; candied; crystalline

Crystallizing crystals, crystal formation; making... Crystallization; concretization

Crystallization crystallization; concretization

crystallography crystallography (-graphy)

Decrystallization decrystalline; decrystalline (de-)

monocrystal monocrystal(of); monocrystal;monocrystalline(of); monocrystal

monocrystalline single crystal; single crystal; monocrystalline

multicrystal['mʌlti,kristl] polycrystal (multi-)

nanocrystal nanocrystal

noncrystalline amorphous (non-)

polycrystalline polycrystalline (poly-)

recrystal[ri'kristl] recrystallization (re-)

recrystallize[ri:'kristəlaiz] (make) recrystallization

Recrystallization

rockcrystal natural transparent quartz (rock rock)

semicrystalline; semi-crystalline

uncrystallized; unformed

Cub Root 1. Cubic, deformed into cuba-, cube, cubi-, cubo-;2. Lying; lying things; obstacles, with tumble, cumber (example word chacube)

Cub [kʌb] critters; young people who don't understand the rules; giving birth to juveniles (cf. cups; club clubs; sub subways; rub rub)

Cubbing ['kʌbiŋ] hunts young foxes

cubbish ['kʌbiʃ] irrational; unruly (-ish; cf. rubbbish, tubbish)

Cubbishness baby beast; young man who doesn't know the rules

Cubby ['kʌbi] small room; stocky = cubbyhole (noun + y)

cubbyhole ['kʌbi, həul] (bookcase, desk) pigeon cage-style classifier; File rack; Cozy little room (hole hole)

Cubbyhouse['kʌbi,haus] small house;

cub reporterIndent journalist

Unlicked cub stinking unsound hairy child; impolite young man (unlicked naïve)

cube [kju:b] cube; cube; dice; Make the square set; make the self-multiplying quadratically; measure... Volume of cub-cubic; referencetube pipe)

cubage ['kju:bidʒ] volume; volume

cubelet ['kju:blit] small square (-let small)

cubelets['kju:blits] pressed sugar cubes

cubelike ['kju:blaik] cubic; Like a square

Cuber ['kju:bə] granulators; dicing machines;

cube root [number] cube root (root root)

Cube-shaped (-shaped) of a cubic object has... Shape of)

Cubi- cubic; deformed into cubs

cubic['kju:bik] cube, cubic; Make the square set; make the self-multiplying quadratically; measure... Volume

cubic meter cubic meters

cubic yard [metering] cubic yard

cubical ['kju:bikəl] [number] cubic; cubic; volumetric

cubicly ['kju:bikəli] cubicly

cubicle small bedroom; cubicle (-cle small)

cubiform ['kju:bi,fɔ:m] cubiform (form shape)

cubing ['kju:biŋ] volumetric measurement; building volume calculation; Make the square; ask... Volume

Cubism ['kju:bizəm] Cubism; Cubism

Cubist Cubist; Cubist; Cubist artist; Cubist painter

cuboid ['kju:bɔid] cuboid; cube; cuboid; dice (-oid)

Cuboidal [kju:'bɔidl] dice-shaped, cubic

Cuboctahedron cubic octahedron (hedra polyhedra)

flashcube ['flæʃ,kju:b] (four-light rotation for four shots) stereoscopic or square flash (flash flash)

cuckoo ['ku:ku:] cuckoo; cuckoo; cuckoo; fool; cuckoo; Stupid; learn cuckoo calling; Repeating (onomatopoeia, imitating the cuckoo's call)

cuckoo-bird ['kuku:bə:d] cuckoo; cuckoo (bird bird)

cuckoo clock cuckoo cuckoo self-chiming bell (clock clock)

cuckooflower cuckoo shears autumn; white flower sorrel; grass crushed rice (flower flower)

Cuckoo Waltz Rhododendron (Waltz Waltz)

cucumber['kju:kʌmbə] cucumber; Melon fruit (cum-block; -ber brought; bearing; reference cumber obstruction; drag; burden; number number; remember remember)

Cucumis cucumber genus

as cool as a cucumber calm; very calm (as....as like)

pickled cucumber; cucumber pickle; pickled cucumber; sauce cucumber (pickled pickled)

cue root shake; fling (for examples, refer to barbare and rescue)

cuff [kʌf] cuffs, trousers flanged; handcuffs; a slap; give... Upper cuffs; slap with slaps; give... Handcuffs; brawls, boxing (reference snuff sniffing out; extinguishing)

cuffed[kʌft] folding; sleeve sleeves; flap socks; for... Mount cuffs; give... Handcuffs; slaps

cuffing['kʌfiŋ] sets (e.g., perivascular leukocyte aggregation such as sleeves)

cuffless['kʌflis] cuffless

cufflink['kʌfliŋk] cufflinks, cufflinks (link connection)

cuffs[kʌfs] cuffs, trousers flanged; wrist guards; handcuffs; a slap

cuffy['kʌfi] coffee

fisticuff['fistikʌf] one-hit; boxing; mutual beating; boxing; punching, fist punching

handcuffs; handcuffs (handcuffs)

uncuffed[ʌn'kʌft] uncuffed; uncuffed (undone)

–cul small word suffix, morph -cular, -cule, same as -ul and -ule

Auricular ear; auri-ear

binocular [bai'nɔkjulə] binocular; Binoculars (bin-double; -o-connect symbol; cular eye)

canalicular [kænə'likjulə(r)] microtubule;

Curricular[kə'rikjulə] course (curr-stream; -i-connection symbol)

intraocular intraocular

miniscule ['miniskjuːl] cursive in small print (=minuscule);

Minuscular Tiny; Insignificant (Minus - Small; i.e. Fairly Small, Extremely Small)

Minuscule smallcase; cursive small; extremely small; written in cursive smaller letters

miraculous [mi'rækjuləs] unthinkable, miraculous (mirca-miracle)

Miraculously miraculously; miraculously; extraordinary; unexpectedly

Miraculousness miracle

molecular [chemical] molecular; composed of molecules

molecule ['mɔlikjul] [chemical] molecule; tiny particles, particles (mole chunks; -cul small. Note that molecules are "large-scale structures" compared to atoms)

muscle['mʌsl] muscle; strength; strengthening; hard moving; hard extrusion; hard travel (mus from mouse rats, -cul small; named after the ancients who thought the bulging muscles were shaped like jumping mice)

muscular['mʌskjulə] muscular; muscular; strong

particularly special; detailed; exclusive; picky; Detailed description; individual items (words from particle individuals, particles. i.e. individual, by extension special, special)

Perpendicular vertical, orthogonal; upright; steep; perpendicular; vertical position

perpendicular to perpendicular to (per-through, via)

perpendicularly vertically;

perpendicularity vertical; upright (-i-hyphen)

Ridicule, ridicule (rid-laugh; -i-connection symbol)

spectacular, magnificent; spectacular; spectacular; publicly displayed; ostentatious (specta-look; perspective)

tentacula tentacles; muzzle whiskers (tent-contact)

Tentacular has tentacles; tentacles

vascular ['væskjulə] [biological] vascular (vas-vas)

vehicular [vi:'hikjulə] vehicle; as a medium; carried by vehicle (-veh road)

culminate['kʌlmineit] to the top; reaching the climax; reaching the apex; Make the end; make the climax (cul-small; -mini-small; -ate verb suffix)

The culminated (celestial body) reaches the middle sky, to the meridian; rises to its highest point

culminating [kʌl'mineitiŋ] final; ultimate; top-notch; Reach the apex; end

culminating point, peak; point

culmination[,kʌlmi'neiʃən] apex; climax

culp root blame, condemnation (example word chaculpa)

culpa ['kʌlpə] [Latin] negligence, dereliction of duty; sin; fault (-culp)

culpable['kʌlpəbl] is reprehensible; guilty

culpably ['kʌlpəbli] should be punished; abominable

Culpability is responsible; fault; guilty

culpae ['kʌlpi:] negligence; sin (deformation of culpa)

culprit ['kʌlprit] prisoner, criminal; person accused of committing a crime

inculpable innocent; in-no

inculpate ['inkʌlpeit] to make the implications; to make guilt; to indictment (in-included)

Inculpation is involved; blame; blame

Inculpative makes people guilty; blames

Inculpatory makes people guilty; blames

Cult Roots Nurturing, Cultivating; Cultivating (Chaculture)

cult[kʌlt] rituals (especially religious); Worship; fanatical believers; Fanatical worshippers

cults[kʌlts] cults; sects; objects of worship; cult worship (plural)

personality cult personality cult

difficult ['difiklt] difficult; not easygoing; stubborn (different different + cult culture)

masscult ['mæs,kʌlt] [U.S.] commercialized civilian culture, mass culture (disseminated through commercial radio, television, etc.), popular culture (also known as mass culture) (cult culture)

midcult['midkʌlt] [U.S.] middle-class culture, commercialized middle-class culture (mid-middle)

incult [in'kʌlt] (land) uncultivated, uncultivated; Rough, rude; uncultured (in-negative)

cultivate['kʌltiveit] cultivation; cultivation; cult-cultivation

cultivated['kʌltiveitid] cultivated; cultured; Development; farming; indoctrination

cultivated land

Cultivable['kʌltivəbl] cultivable, teachable; cultivatable

cultivatable['kʌltiveitəbl] cultivatable; cultivable

Cultivation[,kʌlti'veiʃən] cultivation; farming; farming; indoctrination; civility

cultivator['kʌltiveitə] cultivator; cultivator; cultivator

cultivar['kʌltivɑ:] breeds plants; cultivates varieties

overcultivation over-cultivation

recultivate [ri:'kʌltiveit] reculted; reculcultured (re-)

Recultivation replanted, replanted

uncultivated [farming] uncultivated; uncultured; uncivilized (undone)

Cult roots Nurture, cultivate; cultivate

culture['kʌltʃə] culture; Civilization; cultivation; cultivation (cult-)

cult [kʌlt] (religious) sects, denominations; rituals (especially religious); worship; fanatical believers

Cultish fanatical

Cults cults; sects; objects of worship; cult worship

Culture bottle culture bottle

culture difference Cultural difference

Culture industry

culture medium (medium medium)

culture shock (suddenly being in a very different social and cultural environment and feeling confused, worried, or upset) (shock shock)

cultural ['kʌltʃərl] cultured; cultured (-al)

cultural relics; cultural heritage (relic relics)

culturally['kʌltʃərli] from a cultural point of view; In humanities (adjective +ly)

culturati [,kʌltʃə'rɑ:ti:] cultural people;

cultured['kʌltʃəd] cultured; genteel; artificially cultivated; cultivated; indoctrinated (-ed)

cultured pearl culture pearl

culturist ['kʌltʃərist] culturalist; cultivator (-ist)

cultivate['kʌltiveit] cultivation; cultivation; cultivation

cultivable['kʌltivəbl] cultivable, teachable; cultivatable (-able)

cultivation[,kʌlti'veiʃən] cultivation; farming; farming; indoctrination; civility (-tion)

cultivator['kʌltiveitə] cultivator; cultivator; tiller(-or)

acculturate [ə'kʌltʃəreit] adaptation to culture; adaptation to new cultural practices; Make adaptation to culture; make adaptation to new cultural practices (ac-to...)

acculturation [ə,kʌltʃə'reiʃən] cultural adaptation; cultural migration; cultural interpenetration (interaction of different cultures in frequent exchanges)

acculturationist[ə,kʌltʃə'reiʃənist] researcher on the process of cultural introduction; Chemical Process Researcher (-ist)

acculturize[ə'kʌltʃəraiz] make... Acceptance of foreign cultures = acculturate(-ize)

agriculture ['ægrikʌltʃə] agriculture (culture);

agriculturist (-ist)

Agricultural; agronomic (-al)

apiculture beekeeping (apical apex; Latin apis "bee bee")

aquaculture['ækwə,kʌltʃə] aquaculture; aquaculture (aqua for water)

aquaculturist [,ækwə'kʌltʃərist] aquaculturist (-ist)

Beauty culture

bicultural [bai'kʌltʃərəl] (a country) has two cultures (coexisting), two cultures combined (or integrated), dualistic; two languages (bi-two)

biculturalism [bai'kʌltʃərəlizəm] binary culture; principles of binary culture (-ism)

counterculture counterculture (a thought that prevailed among American teenagers in the 60s and 70s) (counter-)

cross-cultural; transcending a certain cultural boundary; cross-cultural

cyberculture['saibə,kʌltʃə] Culture under the influence of electronic computers, computerized civilization (cyber network)

deculture[di:'kʌltʃəl] causes the loss of culture (human or social) and makes ignorance (de-)

deculturate [di:'kʌltʃə,reit] makes the loss of culture (human or social) and makes ignorance (-ate)

deculturation [di:'kʌltʃə'reiʃən] deculturation; cultural atrophy (-tion)

enculturate [in'kʌltʃəreit] adapts to a certain culture (en-)

enculturation[en,kʌltʃə'reʃən] assimilation; adaptation to a certain culture (-ion)

enculturative[en,kʌltʃə'reitiv] makes adaptation to a certain culture (-tive)

explant culture; Ex vivo culture; Community Block Formation; Tissue block culture method (explant transplantation)

floriculture['flɔri,kʌltʃə; Floriculture; Flori horticulture (flori=flower)

floricultural[,flɔri'kʌltʃərəl] flowers;

floriculturist[,flɔri'kʌltʃərist] florist (-ist)

Folk culture Folk culture; folk culture (folk folk)

foreign culture

Horticultural Gardening (-hort courtyard, enclosure)

Horticulturalist garden grower

horticulture horticulture, horticulture

Horticulturist gardener

inculture ['in,kʌltʃə] uncultured, uncultured, uncivilized (in-no)

Inculturation adapts to local conditions; localization; cultural integration (in-in... (

intercultural[intə'kʌltʃərəl] between cultures (-al)

Mariculture mariculture (mari-sea)

masscult ['mæs,kʌlt] [U.S.] commercialized civilian culture, mass culture (disseminated through commercial radio, television, etc.), popular culture (also known as mass culture)

monoculture ['mɔnəu,kʌltʃə] monoculture; monoculture (mono-mono)

monocultural [,mɔnəu'kʌltʃərəl] (having) a monocultural (-al)

monoculturalism Monoculturalism (-ism)

multiculture[,mʌlti'kʌltʃə] multicultural

multicultural; fused or multicultural (-al)

multiculturalism Multiculturalism (-ism)

National Culture (National National)

overculture ['əuvə,kʌltʃə] dominant culture, juche culture (over-)

Permaculture ['pə:məkʌltʃə] is permanently cultured

polyculture ['pɔli,kʌltʃə] polyculture (poly-many)

pop culture; pop culture; pop culture (pop pop)

pot culture pots

preculture pre-culture

primary culture primary culture; primary culture (primary initial)

recultivate[ri:'kʌltiveit] recultivated; recultured (re-)

recultivation, replanting; replanting (-ion)

sericulture ['seri,kʌltʃə] silkworm farming; silk industry

sericultural[,seri'kʌltʃərəl] silkworm farming

sericulturist[,seri'kʌltʃərist] sericulturist;

self-culture[self 'kʌltʃə] self-study; self-study

silviculture ['silvi,kʌltʃə] forestry;

silvicultural['silvi,kʌltʃərəl] is related to forestry

silviculturist['silvi,kʌltʃərist] forester (-ist)

sociocultural society and culture (socio-social)

soilless culture [agronomy] soilless cultivation; soilless cultivation (soilless without soil)

subculture['sʌbkʌltʃə] subcultural group; as sub-cultivation

Transcultural intercultural; multicultural; cross-cultural

Transculturation Cultural Grafting; Cultural Mutualization (Trans-Spanning)

tube culture['tu:b kʌltʃə] tube culture

uncultivated[,ʌn'kʌltiveitid] uncultivated; uncultured; uncivilized (undone)

unculture[,ʌn'kʌltʃə] uncultured(un-)

uncultured [ʌn'kʌltʃəd] uncultivated; uneducated; uncultured (-ed)

viniculture ['vini,kʌltʃə] [horticulture] Viticulture (vini- grape-related)

viticultural [viti'kʌltʃərəl] grape growers (-al)

viticulture ['viti,kʌltʃə] viticulture (viti- grape-related)

viticulturist [viti'kʌltʃərist] viticulturalist (-ist)

roots Blocks, heaps, deformed into cumber, cumbul, and cumul (chacub; Examples of cumber and cumulant)

caecum [planing] cecum (caec-blind)

Caecal of the cecum

cecum [planing] cecum (=caecum)

cumber ['kʌmbə] obstructs, hinders; makes suffering; Drag, burden; obstruction (cum-block; -ber, bring, bear. Reference cucumber cucumber; number number)

Cumbrance drag; Burdensome, burdensome

Cumbersome is bulky; cumbersome; difficult to handle

cumbersomely cumbersomely; Inconveniently

Cumbrous is cumbersome, burdensome; nasty

cucumber['kju:kʌmbə] cucumber; Melon fruit (cum-block; -ber brought; bear)

encumber blocking; obstruction; dragging (en-)

encumbered obstructive; Obstruction; make to assume obligations; jam

Encumbrance cumbersome; obstruction

Encumbrancer (existing in another person)Immovable property (e.g. mortgage)

Encumbrant describes a string of things, large and small, hanging unevenly together

Disencumber makes liberation; removing obstacles (dis-)

incumber obstruction; obstruction

incumbrance cumbersome; Obstructions; Encumbrances

cumulant['kju:mjulənt] [number] cumulative amount, cumulative number (cum-block, heap, -ul small)

cumulate['kju:mjuleit] accumulates; stacks; accumulates; accumulates

Cumulation accumulates, accumulates; accumulates

cumulative

Cumulatively cumulatively; incrementally

cumuliform cumulus (form shape)

cumulous['kju:mjuləs] cumulus.comtiform

cumulus ['kju:mjuləs] [meteorological] Cumulus; accumulation; accumulation

accumulate [ə'kju:mjuleit] accumulation; accumulation; Accumulation (a-go)

accumulated; cumulative; reached; cumulation

accumulating [number] cumulative; accumulate

Accumulation, accumulation; accumulation

Accumulation fund Provident Fund; [Accounting] Accumulation Fund (fund fund)

Accumulational aggregates, stacks

Accumulative; accumulated; accumulated

accumulator battery; [meter] accumulator; accumulator

Treatment of decumulation accumulation (de-)

noncumulative non-cumulative; non-cumulative

Cup root grab, hold; get; take; hold (with cop grab; patrol)

occupy ['ɔkjupai] occupy, occupy; dwell; make busy (oc-forward; -cup take, i.e. grasp, possess, by extension, appropriation, occupy)

occupancy['ɔkjupənsi] residence; possession; occupation

occupant ['ɔkjupənt] lessor, occupant; possessor

occupation [,ɔkju'peiʃən] occupation; possession; pastime; period of possession

occupationaire military occupiers (-aire)

Occupational; occupation

Occupationist military occupiers, advocating the occupiers

occupied ['ɔkjupaid] occupied; in use; not idle; possessive

occupier ['ɔkjupaiə] occupant;

recuperable recoverable

recuperate recovery, recovery; recovery of losses; recovery of health (re-)

recuperation recovery; restoration

Recuperative restored; restored; resilient

recuperator; Co-current heat exchangers

cup [kʌp] cup; make cup;for... Cupping (refer to PUP, up)

cupbearer ['kʌp,beərə] (old banquet) sommelier, wine pourer; wine drinker; (court) bearer carrier)

cupboard ['kʌbəd] cupboard;

Cupboard love (especially for children) has an intention and pretends to be enthusiastic; love love out of self-interest

cupcake ['kʌp,keik] [U.S.] paper saucer cake; cupcake (cake cake)

Cup Final Finals (Final Final)

Cupful ['kʌpful] full cup

cupholder ['kʌphəuldə] trophy winner; trophy holder; champion (holder holder)

cuplike ['kʌplaik] cup-shaped (-like)

Cup of coffee time for a cup of coffee; short stay; short visit, short stay; short term lease (coffee coffee)

Cup of tea destiny; beloved person or thing (tea tea)

cuppa ['kp] [English] a cup of tea;

cupped [kʌpt] cup-shaped; concave (-ed)

cupper ['kʌpə] cupping;

cupping ['kʌpiŋ] cupping; cup suction; serving in cups; making cup shapes

cupping glass cupping (glass glass)

cuppy ['kʌpi] cup-shaped; concave; full of pits (noun +y)

cup standstock

cup tie [English] [sports] Cup Winners' Cup final (tie does not distinguish between winners and losers)

Cupulate ['kju:pjuleit] cup-shaped; shell bucket

cupule shell bucket; suction cup; cup concave; cup holder

cup washer washer; washer washer

drinking cup['driŋkiŋ kʌp] drinking cup;

eggcup ['egkʌp] egg cup (for eggs)

eyecup['ai,kʌp] [U.S.] eyewash cup (eye eye)

kingcup ['kiŋkʌp] goldenrod;

paper cup paper cup (paper paper)

teacup ['ti:kʌp] teacup (tea tea)

World Cup World Cup

Cur root 1.Care, care, thoughts, attention, with cure (example words look up cure and curiosity). 2. Run, Stream, With Curr-, Curs, Cour, Cours (deformed into car; example word chacur, current)

Position of Associate Pastor curacy; status as assistant pastor (-acy domination)

Curate Assistant Pastor; Associate Pastor; Be the director of the (museum, art gallery, library).

Curator; guardian; administrator

Curatorship The status of a reviewer; the position of a manager

cur [kə:] bastard dogs; inferior dogs; vicious dogs; despicable people; cowards; villains (word derived from -cur-run. See bur;fur)

curfew curfew; curfew; evening clock; playing evening clock hour (few hardly any)

Curfewed imposes a curfew

curd[kə:d] curd; curd; Make into curds; Condensation (etymology with crowd population)

curdle['kə:dl] solidifies; Make condensation (-le small; table repeatedly)

curdling ['kə:dliŋ] milk curdling; coagulation

curdy['kə:di] coagulated; curd in curd (noun +y)

beancurd[bi:nkə:d] tofu; bean bean skin

Bloodcurdling Horror; Creepy (Blood Blood)

fermented bean curd curd, [food] tofu milk (fermented fermented)

Cure root care, care, morph into cur (chacure and curiosity)

cure [kjuə] cure; cure; vulcanize; processed; treated; vulcanized; processed (-cur-care, care, etymology care)

cure-all ['kjuərɔ:l] elixir (all)

curable ['kju:rəbl] curable; curable; correctable

Curableness['kju:rəblnis] healing possibilities

Curability [kjurə'biliti] healing possibilities

curative ['kjurətiv] drugs; Curative; curative

Curative effect (effect effect)

cured ['kjuəd] cured; cured; smoked; cured; lavendered, marinated (fish, meat, etc.); processed

cured meat; cured meat (meat meat)

cured tobacco flue-cured tobacco; hot tobacco; tobacco leaf processing; cooked tobacco

Cureless['kjuəlis] cannot be relieved; it cannot be healed; it cannot be cured

curer ['kjuərə] healer;

curet [kju'ret] [medical] scraper; ear digging (-et small)

curette[kjuə'ret] spatula; scraper; ear digging; Scrape with a spatula (-ette small)

curettage [kju'retidʒ] [obstetrics and gynecology] curettage, curettage

curettement curettage = curettage

curing ['kjuəriŋ] [chemical] curing (meat, fish, etc.) [food] marinating, modulation; healing; food processing

curing oven freeze furnace;hardening furnace;oven furnace

dry-cure ['draikjuə] cured; dry cured (meat, hides, etc.) (dry)

accurate ['ækjurət] precise; standard-compliant, qualified (a-go;-curate note, be careful, i.e. do carefully, etymology with cure care, care)

accuracy ['ækjurəsi] (number) precision, accuracy (-acy noun suffix; refers to care to make precise)

accurancy['ækjurənsi] accuracy; measurement accuracy

Accurately['ækjuritli] precisely, precisely

epicure ['epi,kjuə] gourmet; foodie; hedonist (epi-in... on)

Epicurean [,epikjuə'ri:ən] hedonists; gourmets; hedonists; Epicureans; Epicurus (schools).

Epicureanism, The doctrine of Epicureanism, Hedonism

epicurism ['epikjuərizəm] gastronomy; gluttony; pay attention to the habits of the eater

incurable; hopeless; The incurable, the incurable (in-denial)

incurable disease

Incurability cannot be healed; it cannot be corrected

Incurableness cannot be healed; it cannot be corrected

incurably cannot be cured; not corrected

air-cure ['eəkjuə] treated with air; Air

manicure ['mænikjuə] trim; Manicure (mani-hand)

manicured ['mænikjuəd] renovated; trimmed; trim

Manicurist nail decorator

overcure[əuvə'kjuə] overcoated; [chemical] overulcanized; over-hardened

pedicure['pedikjuə] pedicure; foot treatment; foot therapy physician; pedicure

Pedicurist Pedicurist (pedi-foot)

precure['pri:'kjuə] preplasticization; presulfur precociousness; early curing (pre-)

procure [prəu'kjuə] obtained, acquired; resulting; Acquisition (pro-pre)

recure[ri'kjuə] resulfurization (re-)

secure [si'kjuə] for safety; ship breaks anchor; stops working; protects; gets; incurs; binds; safe; is safe (se-separation; cure treatment, i.e. no treatment, safe)

securable [si'kjuərəb] makes it safe; available;

secured [si'kjuəd] is secured; Guarantees;

securement is assured; obtained; Robustness, robustness

Securer is safer; more reliable (comparative level); guard; defender; guarantor

securest reassuring; safe; secure; solid (adjective + est)

securely[si'kjuəli] safely; firmly; securely; confidently

securing[si'kjuəiŋ] fixed; as fixed; Defend; get firm

security [si'kjuəriti] security; guarantee; securities; collateral (-ty)

semicure[semi'kjuə] semi-sulfur (semi-half)

steam-cured steam cured (-ed)

steam curing steam (steam)

sun-cured solar treatment; Sun-dried (sun)

uncured [ʌn'kjuəd] unsulfurized; un smoked; untreated (undone)

undercure ['ʌndəkjuə] [chemical] undersulfide; undertreatment; undercuring (under-)

curiosity[,kjuri'ɔsiti] Curiosity, Curiosity; Treasures, Antiques, Antiques (Cure Care; Concern)

Curious ['kjuəriəs] curious, intellectually curious; eccentric; picky

Curiously['kjuəriəsli] curiously

Curiousness['kjuəriəsnis] studious; curious; unusual

curio['kjuri, əu] antiques; treasures (-o table exclamations)

curiosa[,kjuri'əusə] treasures;

incuriosity Not curious, not curious; not caring; not interested (in-negated)

Incurious[in'kjuəriəs] does not care; no curiosity; does not interest

incuriously[in'kjuəriəsli] without curiosity; Don't care

curly ['kə:li] curly; curly (noun +y, etymology with crisp curl, curvy curve beautiful; curved)

curl [kə:l] curl; curl; spiral; make... curl

curled[kə:ld] curled; mane hair (-ed)

curled darlings playboy, dumb boy (darling dear)

curler['kə:lə] curling hair; curling tool (-er)

curliness ['kə:linis] curled;curled(-ness)

curling['k ə:liŋ] (hair's) curling; curling

curlpaper['kə:l,peipə] curl pad paper (paper paper)

curl up; curl; pluck (lips)

curly hair curls, curly hair types; natural curls (hair hairs)

curve curves; curved; curved balls; curve charts

decurl[di'kə:l] to curl; flatten (de-)

eyelash curler (eyelash eyelashes)

haircurling['heə,kə:liŋ] creepy (hair hair)

uncurl [,ʌn'kə:l] straightened; expanded; straightened; stretched (un-)

Curr root from Latin, meaning to run, deformed in -cur-, table "run; stream; occur", with cor, cour, cours, coars, example word lookup currency (cf. car car)

currant['kʌrənt] red gooseberry; seedless small raisins; red vinegar medicine

Blackcurrant [plant] blackcurrant (black black)

currency ['kərənsi] Currency; currency, finance (curr)

current(water/gas/electricity) flow; trend; current; current; Now; circulating, generic; recent; cursive

Current account; current account account

Current-account current account

current affairs News, current affairs

current flow current

current job, current job

currentless['kʌ:rəntlis] currentless;

currently['kʌ:rəntli] currently; generally

currentness['kʌ:rəntnis] current; money; currency, finance

current pageCurrent page; current page

current price; current price; market price

current state current state; state state

currents['kʌ:rənts] current (plural); current; airflow

aircurrent ['eə 'kʌrənt] air current, air current;

accuracy ['ækjurəsi] [number] precision, accuracy (a-go)

accurate ['ækjurət] precise; standard-compliant, qualified

concur[kən'kə:] consent; concur; mutual aid (con-)

concurrence[kən'kʌrəns] occurs simultaneously;

concurrency[kən'kʌrənsi] [count] concurrency; simultaneous occurrence (-ency)

concurrent[kən'kʌrənt] concurrent; consistent; simultaneous; simultaneous; [Number] is co-dotted; simultaneous events

concurrently[kən'kʌrəntli] concurrently; simultaneously occurred

concurring[kən'kə:riŋ] occurs simultaneously; consistent; Consistency; cooperation; simultaneous occurrence

countercurrent; countercurrent; counter-current; counter-)

crosscurrent countercurrent; Cross water flow; Cross-current; Objections; Opposite trend (cross-crossed)

decurrent[di'kʌr(ə)nt] [plant] is extended downwards

Euro-currency Euro currency

foreign currency [finance] foreign currency (foreign foreign)

incur[in'kə:] incurred, triggered; suffered (in... (

incurrence[in'kʌrəns] incurred; suffered

incurrent[in'kʌrənt] flows; inward

incurring[in'kə:riŋ] incurred (suffered)

intercurrent intervention; insertion; between; (Disease) concurrent; inter-(

noncurrent[,nɔn'kʌrənt] noncurrent; non-current

occur [ə'kə:] occurs; appears; exists (oc- coming; relative)

occurred [ə'kə:d] occurred (-ed)

occurrence [ə'kə:rəns occurs; occurs; event; discovers

occurrent [ə'kə:rənt] is happening; it happens by chance

occurring [ə'kə:riŋ] incident; accident; incident

overcurrent ['əuvəkʌrənt] overload current;(over-)

precurrent[pri:'kʌrənt] pre-occurred, pre-occurring (pre-)

precursive [pri:'kə:siv] pioneer; Pioneer; Forecaster (pre-)

precursor pioneer; forerunner; pioneer; Predecessors; predecessors; Omens, harbingers

precursory[pri:'kə:sə] precursor (=precursive); precursor

recur [ri'kə:] recurrence; recurrence; adoption; recurrence; recurrence; recurrence

Recurrence [ri'kʌrəns] re-occurrence; recurrence; recurrence; re-initiation

recurrent [ri'kʌrənt] recurrent; cyclical, frequent occurrence

recurrently[ri'kʌrəntli] cyclically (cyclically)

recurring [ri'kʌriŋ] looping; reissue; return

recursion[ri'kə:ʃən] [number] recursive, loop; recursive

recursive[ri'kə:siv] [number] recursive; cyclic

supercurrent (supercurrent in superconductors)

transcurrent; trans-traverse; trans-transcurrent

uncurrent['ʌn,kʌrənt] uncommon (un-)

undercurrent['ʌndə,kʌrənt] undercurrent; undercurrent

upcurrent ['ʌp,kʌrənt] updraft (up up)

curricula[kə'rikjulə] curriculum (plural form of curriculum; curr-stream; running; course subject; curriculum)

curricular[kə'rikjulə] course (-cular adjective suffix)

curriculum[kə'rikjuləm] curriculum; Compulsory courses (for universities, etc.) (-um)

curriculum design

curriculum reform

curriculum schedule

Extracurricular; Amateur; Extra Extra)Extra

Extracurriculum amateur; extracurricular

Professional Curriculum

currish ['kə:riʃ] noisy; wild dog;slut; vicious (cured dog; bad guy)

currishly ['kə:riʃli] noisily; lowly; maliciously

currishness ['kə:riʃnis] inferior; malicious

curst[kə:st] cursed; quarrelsome; Curse; make the plague = cursed (curse's transfiguration)

curry ['kʌri] curry; curry powder; curry meals; Burn with curry, give... Add curry powder; comb brush; whiplash (refer to hurry in a hurry; Flurry Hurricane; Cure Therapy; Carry)

currie ['kʌri] curry powder; curry meal = curry; tanning; seasoning with curry powder; combing with horse comb (-ie)

Curry beef beef

Curry chicken

currycomb ['kʌri,kəum] (with metal teeth) horse comb, horse chestnut; Comb comb with horse comb (comb comb)

Curry favor, pat the horse (favor favorite)

Currying in... Curry powder, combing, flogging, fattening, [leather] fattening operation

curry paste (paste paste)

Curry rice['kʌri rais] rice curry rice

Curry powder (powder powder)

curry sauce, curry sauce; sauce sauce

Curs root from Latin, meaning to run, meaning "run; run; occur", with cur, cours.

excurse off-topic, off-topic; hiking, excursions (ex-outwards. -curs stream, run)

Excursion Excursion; Excursion; Excursion; Excursion; Excursion, Excursion

Excursionist hiker; short-distance traveler

excursive off-topic; rambling

Excursively digressed; misguided

Excursus Supplement; P.S. (-us)

precursive [pri:'kə:siv] pioneer; Herald; Forecaster (pre-first; -curs run)

precursor driver; forerunner; pioneer; Predecessors; predecessors; Omens, harbingers

curse[kə:s] curse; curse (word derived from cur badass, -se verb suffix. Reference nurse nurse; purse ladies tote bag)

cursed[kə:st] cursed; curse

Cursedly['kə:stli] swears and grins; curses

cursedness['kə:stnis] curse; curse

Cursely['kə:sli] should be cursed; should be cursed

curser['kə:sə] curse; curse

curst[kə:st] cursed; quarrelsome; Curse; make the plague = cursed (transliteration to cursed, -st superlative suffix)

Like cures like. [Proverb] Attack poison with poison. (like image)

curtain ['kə:tən] curtains; curtains; shading; loading curtains (cur-care, care, -tain-maintenance; reference cur-dog, bad eggs, tain thin tin plate; also, curt brief, -ain small)

curtain call (audience) to ask the actors to applaud (or shout); Call shouts

curtained['kə:tənd] with curtains; Curtains; To give... Hanging the curtain (-ed)

curtainfall ['kə:tənfɔ:l] curtain fall;

curtaining ['kə:təniŋ] to... Hanging curtains; (after painting the paint film to form a large area) hanging, heavy skin, splashing bottom; crust (leather)

curtain material Curtain material (material material)

Curtain-up (plays, concerts, etc.) opens, opens, opens, and the performance begins

Behind the curtain; secretly, privately, in the back

Bring down the curtain on stop, end (bring down; knock down, kill; shoot down)

mosquito curtain mosquito net

overcurtain masking, masking; making blurring (over-all)

Ring down the curtain bell closes; stops, ends

Ring up the curtain rings; opens; begins, starts

shower curtain shower curtain

uncurtained ['ʌn'kə:tnd] without curtains; curtains pulled open (undone)

window curtain curtain (window window)

curv root bending (example word check cure)

curve [kə:v] curve;bend;curve ball;curve chart; Bend; make bend (etymology same as curly)

curvaceous[kə:'veiʃəs] (women) has curvy, plump, fleshy (also known as curvaceous)

curvate['kə:veit] curved

curvation [kə:'veiʃən] curvature; bending

curvature['kə:vətʃə] curved, [number] curvature

curved [kə:vd] curved; bent; Chamfer angle; curved

curvelet ['kə:vlit] small curve wave(-let)

curvemeter ['kə:vmi:tə] curvature meter(-meter)

curvette [kə:'vet] (jewelry) stacked trench construction = cuvette(-ette)

curvey['kə:vi] curved; curvy =curvy

curvilinear[,kə:vi'liniə] curve; = curvilineal consisting of curves

curving['kə:viŋ] curved; bending; curves; deformation; Make bending; bending into an arc

curvy['kə:vi] curved; curvy =curvaceous

decurve[di'kə:v] makes it face down; Non-curvening; linearized (de-)

decurved [di'kə:vd] curved downwards; Make bending downwards

incurve [,in'kə:v] inward curve; inner curve ball; inward bend = incurvate(in... (

incurvate [in'kə:veit] bent inward; bending inward; bending inward; bending inward

incurvation [,inkə:'veiʃən] inner curve; bending

incurvature[in'kə:vətʃə] inner curve; inner bend

incurved[in'kə:vd] curved; makes... curved

recurve [,ri:'kə:v] bend backwards; fold back (re-)

recurved[,ri:'kə:vd] backbend; Make a reverse bend; make a backward bend

Recurvate[ri'kə:veit] is curved backwards

recurvation[,rikə:'veiʃən] is bent backwards

recurvature [ri'kə:vətʃə] turns back to its original direction (generally from west to east)

Sharp curve sharp curve; sharp curve; sharp curve (sharp sharp)

smoothed curve; smooth curve (smoothed)

subcurve [,səb'kə:v] wavy line marks (sub-)

cus root reason (derived from because, note the pronunciation)

cuse root reason (derived from why, note the pronunciation)

accuse [ə'kju:z] accusation, accusation; accusation; accusation; condemnation; attribution to (a- orientation; i.e. looking in one direction for a cause)

accusable [ə'kjuzəbl] accusable, reprehensible

accusal [ə'kju:zəl] condemnation; accusation; charge = accusation

Accusation [,ækju:'zeiʃən] accusation, accusation; condemnation

accusative [ə'kju:zətiv] binge's; binge

Accusatorial of the accuser; accuser

Accusatory is denounced, accused; accused, accused

accused [ə'kju:zd] accused; defendant; accused; accused

accused person Defendant (person person)

accuser [ə'kju:zə] plaintiff; accuser; accuser

accusing [ə'kju:ziŋ] accusing; denouncing; attributing; accusing; accusing

accusingly[ə'kju:ziŋli] reproachfully; with a condemnatory attitude

excuse [ek'skju:z; iK-] Excuses; Reasons; Forgiveness; request forgiveness (ex-outward; -cus reason; the word is derived from the cause of reason, that is, to find the reason outward)

excusable [ik'skju:zəbl] forgivable; arguable; exsable; exsable; ex excismable;

excusably [ik'skju:zəbli] arguably; forgivably

excusal [ik'skju:zəl] forgive; justify; Forgivable things; (Fines or taxes, etc.) are waived

excusatory [ik'skju:zətəri] apologetic;

Excused[ik'skju:zd] pardon; forgiven

Excuser [ik'skju:zə] excuse; reason

Incuse minted; minted; minted on coins

Incused cast; embossed

cushion ['kuʃən] mat; something that plays a mitigating effect; rump meat (of pigs, etc.); bank savings; To give... Put on the mat; put... Placed on a mat; ease... The Shock (reference Fashion Fashion)

cushioncraft hovercraft, hovercraft, hovercraft (craft spaceship)

cushioned['kuʃənd] with padding

cushioning['kuʃəniŋ] buffer; cushion; ease

cushionless['kuʃənlis] without mats(-less)

cushiony['kuʃəni] is cushion-like; soft

Air-cushion air cushion; airbag (air air)

seat cushion elastic seat cushion

cushily['kuʃili] easily

cushy['kuʃi] [spoken] is easy; comfortable; cosy; relaxed

Cuss root shake, shake, concuss; hit

cuss [kʌs] curse; guy; bad words; swearing; swearing; swearing; swearing (derived from the spelling variant of curse; cursing). ）

Cuss out refuted

Cussed stubborn, stubborn; damned; obedient

Cussedness stubborn; stubborn

cussword curse words; vulgar words (=curse words)

Concuss Shock; Intimidation (CON-)

Concussed have concussions

Concussion shock; concussion; concussion

Concussive oscillating; give shock

excuss legal solicitation (liability)

excussion legal solicitation (liability)

percuss tapping; percussion; percussion as a means of diagnosis (per-complete)

Percussion percussion; vibration; collision; percussion instrument; percussion instrument group

Percussionist percussionist; percussionist

Percussive shock; percussion, knocking

Percussor giving a mallet, a percussion device

Succuss shake violently; oscillations are examined; (when preparing homeopathy) shake violently

succussion shakes violently; oscillates (su-with sub-)

custom ['kʌstəm] custom, convention; Customs; Customs; Customs duties; Frequently; (Recurring) customer (phonetically identical to cost, -om; etymology identical to costume clothing)

cust Customs (abbreviated in Custom)

Customal Repertory of Customary Law;

customary ['kʌstəməri] customary; usual; compilation of customary laws (-ary)

customarily ['kʌstəmərili] Usually, customarily (adjective +ly)

customariness['kʌstəmərinis] on customary law;

custom-built['kʌstəm'bilt] custom(built)

custom duty tariffs

customer['kʌstəmə] customer; consumer

Customer base customer base

Customer care customer service; customer care (care care)

customer representative

customhouse ['kʌstəm,haus] custom house

customizable['kʌstəmaizəbəl] customizable (-able)

customize['kʌstəmaiz] [U.S.] Custom,Customized;Made to Special Order (-ize)

customise ['kʌstəmaiz] is manufactured according to customer-specific requirements = customize

customized['kʌstəmaizd] customized; customized; produced by special order (-ed)

customizer['kʌstəmaizə] (for customers) customized supplies;

custom-made (made by made)

e-customer electronic customers (e-related to electronics, networks)

folk customs; Folk customs (folk ethnic)

uncustomed [tax] not declared; Unpaid customs duties, not passed by customs (undone)

Custodial custodian; custodian; holy relics custodial vessel

Custodian administrator; guardian; custodian

Custodian fee custody fee; escrow fee

Custodianship The position or position of the administrator

Custody custody; custody; custody; detention; custody

accustom [ə'kʌstəm] makes habituation (a-go; custom custom)

accustomed to; Usually; Exclusive; Make habits

Accustomization bio] habituation; adaptation; conformity, habituation

disaccustom breaks habits; makes... Loss of habit (dis-)

Unaccustomed unaccustomed; strange (un-)

cut [kʌt] cut; wound; incision; cut (see cut cut cute; put put; but; shut off)

cutability [,kʌtə'biliti] cutability; lean meat rate; meat yield; chunk yield (-ability)

Cut a pie [beauty] nosy, presumptuous intervention (pie pie)

cutback ['kʌtbæk] reduced, cut; cutback (for films, etc.); flashback (for stories, plays, etc.)

cutbank ['kʌt,bæŋk] steep bank;

cutclip shear (command) (clip clipping)

Cutdown ['kʌt,daun] shrinks; cuts; cuts; cuts

Cut down cut; chop down; kill; abridge

cutfit['kʌtfit] alternate tool (fit fit)

cutie ['kju:ti] pretty girl, likable woman (-ie)

cutie pie attractive girl, lover (pie pie; denotes "a kind of pomp; charm")

cut in plug;overtaking;insert

Cutlass ['kʌtləs] machete; short sword (in ancient times men often dealt with knives, and knives were also their favorites, so treat the knife as their own lover lass maiden; lover)

cutler ['kʌtlə] knife smith; knife scissors dealer (-er)

cutlery ['kʌtləri] tableware;

cutlet ['kʌtlit] slices of meat; strips of meat (-let small)

Cutline['kʌt,lain] illustration caption, image caption (line line)

cutoff['kʌt,ɔ:f] cut off; interrupt; shortcut

Cut off; interrupt; make death; deprive of inheritance

Cut out cut; delete; stop; shut down

cutout['kʌt,aut] clip art; something cut (or deleted); pattern cut (or engraved); exhaust valve; safety switch

cutpoint Cut point; point point; small point

cutpurse ['kʌt,pə:s] pickpocket; (formerly) the thief who cut the wallet on the belt around his waist (purse wallet)

cut-rate['kʌt,reit] shoddy; second-rate; discounted (rate price)

cut-rate sale discounted sale

Cut school truancy (cut does not attend; school school)

cutset['kʌtset] [electrical engineering] cut set (set set; apparatus)

cut short[,kʌt'ʃɔ:t] shortened; interrupted; reduced (short short)

cuttable ['kʌtəbl] reducable; cuttable, cutable; cutable (-able)

cuttability[,kʌtə'biliti] cuttability; cutability

cuttage ['kʌtidʒ] [Beauty] [Agriculture] Cuttings (-age)

cutter ['kʌtə] knives; cutters; cutters; cutters(-er)

cutthroat ['kʌt, θrəut] slit throat; cruel; murderer; murderer; throat

cutting ['kʌtiŋ] is subtracted; cut off; sharp; cold; vitrioly

cutting board meat cutting board ((board plate)

Cutting edge edge; blade effect, sharp, sharp; (commercial, technological development, etc.) cutting edge, cutting edge, forefront, front peak

cutting-edge (blade);tip;edge;advanced;edge(edge edge)"; advanced, cutting edge(edge edge)

cutting tool cutting tools;

cuttingly['kʌtiŋli] stingingly; sarcastically; sharp (adjective +ly)

cutty['kʌti] short, very short; sharp; short spoon, short handle pipe (noun +y)

Cutup ['kʌt,ʌp] people who like to show off; witty people; people who cut up (cut up chopped)

cutwater ['kʌt,wɔ:tə] (pier) watershed angle;

cutwork ['kʌt,wə:k] digging flower embroidery, carving embroidery, carving embroidery (work works)

cutworm ['kʌt,wə:m] caterpillar, root-cut worm, silkworm, worm worm

bootcut ['bu:tkʌt] boot pants; boot pants (boot boots)

brush cutter pruner; brush brush

clean-cut clearly contoured; (appearance) good-looking; dashing; neat and good-looking; Clean and tidy

clear-cut['kliə'kʌt] clear; clear (clear)

copycutter['kɔpi'kʌtə] newspaper reviewer (copy copy)

cost-cutting['kɔst'kʌtiŋ] cost-cutting

cross-cut['krɔ:s,kʌt] cross-cut (cross-crossed)

die-cut['daikʌt] put... Penetrate, put ... Punch through (die to death)

downcut ['daunkʌt] lower groove; down-cut erosion (down-down)

Downcutting ['daunkʌtiŋ] [geology] downward erosion, underevitability

fine-cut['fain'kʌt] finely cut (fine)

fly-cutting high-speed cutting; fly flying

fresh-cut freshly picked; freshly cut (fresh)

haircut ['heəkʌt] haircut; hairstyle (hair hair)

low-cut ['ləukʌt] open low (low low)

open-cut open-air; cut-and-cover; Trench trenches, open pit mines (open)

opencut ['əupən'kʌt] open pit mining mines; Open pit mining

overcut ['əuvəkʌt] over-modulated, over-cut; the spacing between the outer cathode surface (in electrochemical processing) and the cutting surface of the machined part (over-)

papercut ['peipəkʌt] paper-cut, paper-engraved

papercutting['peipəkʌtiŋ] paper-cutting art

pointcut['pɔintkʌt] pointcut (point point)

precut ['pri'kʌt] cut to specs, cut to specs (pre-)

price-cut['praiskʌt] reduced (price price)

price-cutter Price Cutter (-er)

recut[ri:'kʌt] recut(re-)

scissor-cut['sizəkʌt] paper cut; cut head (or image); silhouette work (scissor scissors)

sharp-cut ['ʃɑ:p'kʌt] sharp; sharp

shortcut['ʃɔ:tkʌt] shortcut; something that is cut short (short short)

stonecutter stonemason; stone machine; stonemasonry (stone stone)

straight-cut (straight)

tirecut['taiəkʌt] tire cuts (tire tires)

uncut[ʌn'kʌt] uncut; raw edge (undone)

undercut cut from the bottom; sold cheaply; low-wage work (underneath)

wave-cut wave fluctuations

woodcut ['wud, kʌt] woodcut; woodcut; woodcut;wood engraving(wood)

Woodcutter woodcutter; wood-paddler; woodblock engraver

woodcutting woodcut; logging; Logging; woodcuts

cute [kju:t] cute; pretty; smart, clever (abbreviated from acute sharp, sharp. The meaning of the word goes from sharp to smart to cute)

cutely['kju:tli] shrewdly; smartly (adjective +ly)

cuteness['kju:tnis] petite cute (-ness)

cuter['kju:tə] is more adorable; smarter (adjective +er)

cutest['kju:tist] cutest; smartest (adjective + est)

cutesy['kju:tsi] [beauty] mannerist, pretentious; pretentious; pretending to be clever and clever (also known as cutesie)

cutey['kju:ti] cute girl = cutie

cutie['kju:ti] cute girl; likable woman (-ie)

cutie pie['kju:ti pai] charismatic girl, lover (pie pie; flamboyant; denotes "charm")

acute [ə'kju:t] severe, acute; acute; acute; intense; shrill (above)

acutely [ə'kju:tli] sharply; violently (adjective +ly)

Acuteness [ə'kju:tnis] intense; sharp; sharp (-ness)

cuttle ['kʌtl] squid, cuttlefish (cut cut; -le small; table repeated; reference to cattle cattle; livestock (swear words); domestic animals; worthless people)

cuttlefish['kʌtlfiʃ] [invertebrate] squid;

cyber ['saibə] computer; networked

cyber attack

cybercafe ['saibərkæ'fei] cafe

cybercash['saibəkæʃ] network cash; electronic money (cash cash)

cyber-chat space-time chat; web chat (chat chat)

cybercrime ['saibəkraim] cybercrime;

Cyberculture Culture under the Influence of Electronic Computers, Culture Culture

Cybereconomy Economy

cyberholic['saibə, 'hɔlik] obsessed with computers (-holic obsessed with... of people)

Cyberia ['saibəriə] cyber world

cyber marketing

cybernate ['saibəneit] computerized, automatically controlled; Computerize

cybernatic[saibə:'netik] cybernetic of cybernetics

cybernation [,saibə'neiʃən] automatic control

cybernaut ['saibənɔ:t] netizens; netizens; netizens (-naut operators)

cybernetic [saibə:'netik] cybernetic

Cybernetics[,saibə'netiks] cybernetics; cybernetics; human-computer relations

cyberphobia[,saibə'fəubjə] computer phobia (phobia fear; abomination)

cyberport[,saibə'pɔ:t] Cyberport

cyberpunk ['saibəpʌŋk] cyber hacker; computer master; computer science fiction (describing a future violent society controlled by computers) (punk waste; little Ah Fei)

cybersex ['saibəseks] computer sexual stimulation, cyber sexuality, sex pornography

cyberspace ['saibə,speis] cyberspace; cyberspace (space space)

cyberspeak ['saibə,spi:k]

cyberterrorism Terrorism

Cybertron [kɔs'tju: miə(r)] [biophysical] control machine

cyberworld ['saibə,wə:ld] cyber world;

cycl root circle; ring, with circ (example word check cycle)

cycle ['saikəl] cycle; cycle; bicycle; ring; whole set; a period of time; cycling; rotation (two C letters form a circle, refer to circle)

cyclecar ['saikl,kɑ:] motor tricycle (car trolley)

cycled['saikld] cyclic (-ed)

cyclelog['saikləlɔg] program controller (log record)

cycler ['saiklə] cyclist; cycle meter (-er)

cyclery['saikləri] [u.s] (also selling and repairing) bike shop; bike shop; bicycle repair shop = cycle shop(-ery)

cycleway['saiklwei]

cycling ['saikliŋ] for a bike ride

cyclic['saiklik] ring; cyclic; periodic (ic)

cyclical['saiklikl] cyclic, cyclic (-al)

cyclically['saiklikli] cyclically; cyclically (adjective +ly)

cyclicity[sai'klisiti] periodicity; cyclicity (-ty)

cyclist['saiklist] Cyclist (-ist)

cyclo['saikləu] tricycles; motor tricycles for rent; tricycles (especially in Vietnam).

cyclograph ['saikləugrɑ:f] compass; tool for drawing circles (-graph)

cycloid ['saiklɔid] round; cyclic personality; [measured] [number] cycloid; rotational line (-oid small; adjective suffix)

cyclopedia [,saikləu'pi:diə] encyclopedia, encyclopedia (also cyclopaedia)

cyclopaedia ['saiklə'pi:diə] encyclopedia (part of the pedia encyclopedia)

acyclic [ei'saiklik] acyclic; [matter] = acyclic (a-negation)

autocycle ['ɔ:təusaikl] motorcycle [meter] auto loop (auto auto)

bicycle ['baisikl] bicycle (bi-)

bicycle path Bicycle lane (path)

bicyclist ['baisiklist] cyclist; Cyclist (-ist)

bicyclic [bai'saiklik] [chemistry] bicyclic; Two-wheeled (-ic)

business cycle['biznəs 'saikəl] business cycle

cell cycle Cell cycle

cyclopaedia ['saiklə'pi:diə] encyclopedia (chapaedia children; encyclopedia)

Cyclopaedic [,saikləu'pi:dik] is knowledgeable; encyclopedic

Cyclopedia Encyclopedia, Encyclopedia

cyclopedic extensive; Encyclopedia of

Cyclopedist Encyclopedia, Encyclopedia

countercyclical (counter-inverse)

development cycle Development cycle

decyclization decoupling (de-)

dicycle[di'saikl] [organism] biperiodic (di-secondary, double)

Downcycle (economic etc.) descending cycle; descending (or recession) cycle, the cycle descending; depression (down downward)

encyclopaedia [en,saikləu'pi:djə] encyclopedia

encyclopaedic [en, saikləu'pi:dik] encyclopedia; extensive; such as encyclopedic dictionary

encyclopaedical; contains a variety of disciplines; encyclopaedical; Knowledgeable, knowledgeable, erudite (-al)

encyclopaedism encyclopedic knowledge, encyclopedic knowledge, broad (or profound) knowledge (or knowledge) (-ism)

encyclopaedist encyclopedia compiler (-ist)

Encyclopedia Encyclopedia (make a reincarnation, comprehensive en-)

encyclopedic profound; knowledgeable (-ic)

encyclopedical extensive; encyclopedia (-al)

Knowledge of the Encyclopedia of Encyclopedism (-ism)

encyclopedist encyclopedia compiler (-ist)

epicycle (days) this round; (number) turnover circle (epi - above, outside)

Epicyclic of this round; turnover circle

exercise bicycle (exercise exercise)

exercise cycle Exercise cycle

halfcycle half cycle, half week (half half)

hemicycle ['hemisaikl] semicircular; semicircular (hemi-half)

heterocycle [chemistry] heterocyclic; heterocyclic nuclei (hetero-heterogeneous)

heterocyclic heterocyclic; different rings

intercycle [count] internal period; Inter-loop

lifecycle[laif saikl] life cycle; life process; life cycle

macrocycle ['mækrə'saikl] contains a large ring of more than 15 atoms (macro-large)

Macrocyclic [,mækrəu'saiklik] (fungus) long cycle; [chemical] macrocyclic; [chemical] macrocyclic;

minicycle['minisaikl] mini motorcycle; mini-cycle

monocycle['mɔnə,saikl] [beauty] (for acrobats) unicycle (mono-single)

monocyclic single-wheeled; [Biological] monocyclical; monocyclical; [Chemical] single-ring, one-ring

motorbicycle (robotic bicycle) dual-purpose vehicles; mopeds; bicycles

motorcycle ['məutə,saikl] riding a motorcycle; Motorcycles; motor vehicles (motor engines)

Motorcycling motorcycle sports; riding motorcycles

motorcyclist motorcyclist; motorcyclist riders (-ist)

multicycle [,mʌlti'saikl] multicyclical; [number] multicycle; [Geology] multi-multi

polycyclic [,pɔli'saiklik] [biochemical] multicycle; multicyclic; [electronic] polyphasic (poly-multi)

recycle [ri:'saikl] recycling; recycling (re-)

recyclable [ri:'saikləbl] recyclable; recyclable (-able)

recycling [ri:'saikliŋ] (resource, garbage) recycling; Recycling; recycling

semicycle['semi'saikl] half-circle, half-circle; semi-cycle (semil-half)

Stationary bicycle Stationary exercise bike (stationary fixed)

subcycle subcycle; subcycle (sub-)

supercycle['sju:pə,saikl] hypercyclical, supercyclical

task-cycle task chain

Tricycle ['traisikl] tricycle (tri-)

unicycle['ju:nisaikl] unicycle (uni-)

upcycle['ʌp saikl] upgrade (up up)

Water cycle; water cycling; water cycle, hydrological cycle (refers to the natural phenomenon of water evaporating into clouds, and clouds compounding into rain and snow falling)

cylinder ['silində] cylinder; cylinder; [number] cylinder; cylindrical (word derived from cycle circle)

Cylinderic['silindərik] cylindrical, cylindrical

Cylinderical['silindərikl] cylindrical

cylindric [sai'lindrik] cylindrical; cylindrical

cylindrical [si'lindrikəl] cylindrical; cylindrical

Gas cylinder gas cylinder; gas cylinder; high-pressure cylinder (gas gas)

Cyte- cells

Cyteblast nucleus (blast explosion)

archaeocyte protocells (archaeo-protocera; ancient)

cyto- cell (-o-connection symbol)

cytochrome [biochemical] cytochrome (chroma chroma, chroma)

cytogenesis cellogenesis; cytogenesis (gene gene)

Cytogenetic cell production; cytogenesis

Cytogenetical cytogenetics

cytogenetically cytogenetically

Cytogenetics cytogenetics

cytokines cytokines; cytokines (-kin-homogeneous)

cytokine [cell] cytokines; cytokines

cytokinin [biochemical] cytokinin; cytokinin

cytokinesis cytoplasmic division; cytoplasm movement

Cytologic cytology

Cytological cytology

Cytologist cytologist

cytology cytology

Cytolysis [pathological] cell lysis

cytolytic cellularlys, cell lysate

cytoplasm [cell] cytoplasm (plasm plasma, milk plasma; plasma)

Cytoplasmic cytoplasmic