cor- together, common (derived from co-, placed before the root of the word at the beginning of r)
The cor root comes from the Latin word meaning heart, which means "heart; courage; important part; its deformation is coour."
Cor heart
cordate['kɔ:deit] heart-shaped; heart-shaped
corder['kɔ:də] tape loop autologger
cordiform ['kɔ:di,fɔ:m] heart-shaped (form shape)
Cordis of the heart
core [kɔ:] core; key point; fruit heart; [count] magnetic core
corner ['kɔ:nə] corner; corner; remoteness; dilemma, dilemma
courage ['kʌridʒ] courage; courage (cour heart)
Discourage makes people lose courage; discouragement (dis-)
Encourage makes people courageous; encourages
coral ['kɔ:rəl] coral; coral; coral; coral; coral;
coralberry ['kɔrəl,beri] coralberry; coralberry (berry)
Coralliferous[,kɔ:rə'lifərəs] contains corals;
corallinaceae[,kɔrə'lainəsii:] [plant] coral algae
coralline ['kɔrəl,lain] corals; coral-like structure; coral-like animals; coral-like; coral-producing (line line)
corallite['kɔrəlait] fossil coral; coral marble; coral stone
coral reef
coralroot ['kɔrəlru:t] Coral orchid (root root)
cord [kɔ:d] rope; Tied with a rope
Cord root heart; records, archives; consistency; chacor
cordage ['kɔ:didʒ] rope; fiber rope; pile of charcoal material
cordat['kɔ:dæt] hard canvas
corded ['kɔ:did] tied with rope; Tie with ropes and ropes
cordelle[kɔ:'del] filament rope; tugboat rope
cordgrass ['kɔ:dɡrɑ:s] ribbon grass (grass grass)
cordless ['kɔ:dlis] wireless; cord-less (cord-wire)
cordless telephone [communication] cordless telephone (telephone telephone)
cordon['kɔ:dən] cordon; ribbon; strap layer; surrounded by cordon; surrounded by cordon; surrounded by isolation
cords [kɔ:dz] clothing made of corduroy
corduroy ['kɔ:dərɔi] [spinning] corduroy, lavender flower cloth; corduroy pants; clothes made of corduroy; made of corduroy; made of corduroy; lined with wood on clay floors
cordwainer['kɔ:dweinə] [Old] shoemaker, (especially) cordwainer (especially) cordwainer (or shoemaker) of leather goods in Córdoba
cordwood['kɔ:d,wud] wood; stacked timber; sawn into 4 feet of wood; brick type (wood wood)
Bungee cord stretch rope (bungee rubber band)
camcorder [kæm'kɔ:də] video recorder;
drawcord['drɔ:kɔ:d] signal rope (draw pull; drag)
Electric cord wire (electric power generation)
line cord line cable (line line)
patchcord insertion cable;patch cable (patch eyecup)
accord [ə'kɔ:d] conforms; agrees; agreement; voluntary; makes agreement; gives (a- orientation; -cord-heart, refers to a heart, heart-to-heart, and then extends to conform. ）
accordance [ə'kɔ:dəns] consistent; harmonious
accordancy[ə'kɔ:dənsi] reconciles; intention
accordant[ə'kɔ:dənt] consistent; harmonized
according[ə'kɔ:diŋ] consistent; consistent; corresponding; harmonious; conciliatory; in accordance with; according to; according to
accordingly[ə'kɔ:diŋli] therefore, so; accordingly; illuminate
accordion[ə'kɔ:djən] foldable; accordion
accordionist [ə'kɔ:diənist] accordionist
discord ['diskɔ:d] discord; irreconcilable; noisy; inconsistent; harsh (dis-)
Discordance is inconsistent; irreconcilable; conflicting; (sound) discordant
Discordancy Discord, Inconsistency = discordance
Discordant is discordant, harsh; inconsistent
Discordantly discordantly; inconsistently
Precordia precordia, heart socket (deformation of precordium; -ia noun suffix)
precordial precordial; Heart socket (pre-)
precordium [anatomy] precordium, heart socket
record [ri'kɔ:d] record, record; indicate; will... Recording (re-back;-cord heart, even back to heart)
record ['rekɔ:d] archive, resume; record; highest record
recordable; worth recording
recordability
recordation records; records
Recordative recorded; remembered; commemorated
record breaker
record-breaking; Record-breaking
recorded[ri'kɔ:did] recorded; Recording;
Recorder [ri'kɔ:də] recorder; recorder; recorder; eight-hole flute
Recordership [ri'kɔ:dəʃip] Position (or term of office) of recorder (or part-time judge of the court)
recordholder Record holder (holder holder)
recording[ri'kɔ:diŋ] recording; Recorded; Audio recording;
recordist [ri'kɔ:dist] sound recorder, sound recordist
recordkeeping Keeping records; keeping keeping
recordset ['rekɔdset] recordset; recordset objects; data set devices
uncord[ʌn'kɔ:d] uncord, take it down... The Rope (un-)
core [kɔ:] core; important part; main point; fruit heart; [count] magnetic core (cor-heart; another interpretation: c-round, ore, i.e. mine hole, ore point; reference to sore, more)
corebit['kɔ:dbit] core drill bit; core drill bit (bit small)
coreboard['kɔ:dbɔ:d] sandwich panels, broken wood cores (board plates)
corecatcher ['kɔ:kætʃə] core catcher
Core Competence Core Competency
core value
cored ['kɔ:d] with hearts; Dig it up... The heart of the fruit
coregraph ['kɔ:ɡrɑ:f] core diagram, core diagram (-graph)
corer [kɔ:rə] (fruit's) heartbreaker
Coretraction Residual Nuclear Shrinkage (Traction Traction)
coring ['kɔ:riŋ] nuclearization; crystallization segregation; [geology] core taking; Remove the core; extract the core
decore de-core; deforming core (de-removed)
encore also, still, still (indicating the continuation of the action) not yet, not yet, again, again; Also, still, still (indicating addition, supplementing) also, more (reinforcing tone) also (indicating reservations) (en-)
Hard-core stubbornness; naked depictions of sexuality; core members; hardcore molecules (hardcore)
many-core manycores, multicores; core processors (many many)
multicore['mʌltikɔ:] multicore; Multi-core
non-core without a core
score[skɔ:] score; score; twenty; get; evaluate; scribble, tick; put... Write down (s-outward)
steel-cored steel core (steel steel)
two-core dual-core; dual active zone (two two)
corn root angle (chahorn angle, cor, example word chacorner)
corn [kɔ:n] corn; grain; corn; made into granules; Pickled (refer to core core; points; born born)
cornball ['kɔ:nbɔ:l] hillbilly; unsophisticated; ball ball
corn belt American maize growing belt
cornbread['kɔ:n,bred] corn bread = corn bread
corncob['kɔ:n,kɔb] corn cob shaft; corn cob (cob corn panicle axis)
corncrake ['kɔ:nkreik] long-legged buzzard (crake buzzard)
corncrib ['kɔ:n,krib] [U.S.] corn silo, corn hoard (crib trough)
corndodger['kɔ:n, dɔdʒə] corn balls;
corndog['kɔ:ndɔg] [beauty] (cooked with a wooden stick through dachshund dipped in hot corn paste) corn hot dog; corn sausage
corned [kɔ:nd] pickled; pickled; made into granules (-ed)
cornfield['kɔ:nfi:ld] [U.S.] cornfield; [English] wheat field (field field)
cornflake['kɔ:nfleik] corn flakes (flake flakes)
cornflour ['kɔ:n'flauə] corn flour;
cornhusk ['kɔ:n,hʌsk] [beauty] corn shell (husk shell)
cornhusker ['kɔ:n,hʌskə] a person (or tool) who peels an ear of corn (-er)
Cornily cereal; rough; rustic; rustic
Corning [kɔ:niŋ] makes a granular; fine-grained lens
Cornland ['kɔ:n,lænd] land suitable for growing corn
cornmeal ['kɔ:nmi:l] [U.S.] (coarsely ground) corn flour, cornmeal; cereal flour (meal meal)
cornrow ['kɔ:n,rəu] [U.S.] (African) corn-shaped hairstyle; Corn braid, compound braid hairstyle (row row)
corn seed-coat corn husk (seed seed; coat coat)
cornsilk['kɔ:n,silk] corn female spike filigree; rice silk color; corn silk color (silk silk)
cornstalk['kɔ:n,stɔ:k] corn stalks; cereal stalks (stalk stems, stalks)
corn starch corn starch, corn flour (starch starch)
corny['kɔ:ni] cereals; rough; stale; country flavor (noun + y)
broomcorn['bru:mkɔ:n] [plant] sorghum, broom broom
creamed corn cream
maize[meiz] corn; yellow, corn color; Yellow, corn-colored
peppercorn dried pepper; symbolic rent; nominal rent with its name (pepper pepper)
popcorn ['pɔpkɔ:n] popcorn (pop=popular)
Seed-corn seeds( seeds of maize seeds)
sweetcorn ['switkɔrn] sweet corn (sweet sweet)
corner ['kɔ:nə] corner; corner; remote place; dilemma, dilemma; monopoly (core core; chahorn)
Corneous ['kɔ:niəs] horny;,
cornerback ['kɔ:nəbæk] [US] [rugby] wingback, corner defender; counter defensive (back)
cornered['kɔ:nə] horned; Trapped in a desperate situation; dogs jumping off walls; putting... Forced into a desperate situation
cornerer ['kɔ:nərə] monopolist; hoarder
cornering['kɔ:nəriŋ] turn; Make trouble
Cornering lamp; lamp
cornerite['kɔ:nərait] (construction works) pack corner (-ite)
corner joint
corner kick (kick kick)
corner man idle man; rogue (man man)
Cornerman [basketball] forward, winger; [rugby] corner guard; liar
Corner shop (shop shop)
Cornerstone Foundations; Pillar Stones; Foundations (Stone Stones)
Cornerways diagonally; diagonally (also known as cornerwise) (way method)
cornerwise Angles face forward, toward the top angle; form horns; Diagonally, diagonally (-wise)
Corneum['kɔ:niəm] stratum corneum
Scorn Contempt; Ridicule; Disdain to Do; Object of Contempt (s-Outward)
Scorner Contempt; Contempt; Mocker
Scornful contemptuous
Scornfully contemptuously; contemptuously
Sharp corner sharp angle (sharp sharp)
unicorn unicorn (uni-single)
The corp root comes from the Latin word meaning body and means "body; whole"
corpor root body, group (example word checkorate)
corporal ['kɔ:pərl] of the flesh; bodily; corporal (ore table "matter")
Corporally physically; physically; personally
corporeal[kɔ:'pɔ:ril] material, tangible; physical
corporeality is tangible; The existence of the flesh; materiality
corporality [,k:p'ræliti] form somaticity;physicality
Corporealize makes it tangible; makes it tangible; makes it material
Corpulent ['kɔ:pju:lənt] obese
incorporeal soul; non-physical; immaterial (in-negation)
incorporeality virtual body
corporate ['kɔ:pərit] legal person; common, collective; corporation (-corpor- group, i.e. a company that becomes one and forms a legal entity)
Corporation [,kɔ:pə'reiʃən] corporations; corporations [bodies]; societies; large belly poop; municipalities
corporatism['kɔ:pərətizəm] corporatism; combinatorialism = corporativism
Corporative['kɔ:pə,reitiv] of legal persons;
Corporativism Class Co-operativeism (Theoretical Basis for the Italian Combination of States in the 1930s)
corporatize['kɔpərətaiz] makes... Enterprise
Corporatization Corporatization; Corporatization
parent corporation holding company, parent company (parent root)
anticorporate['ænti'kɔ:pəreit] anti-holism; anti-common (anti-)
incorporate; mix; form a company; Consolidated; integrated; formed company (in)
incorporated; formed into a legal entity; Merger; contains; formation of companies
Incorporation corporations; mergers, incorporation; corporate organization
Incorporative has a tendency to combine; merge
uncorporate non-corporate; non-corporate (un-)
Uncorporated is not incorporated
correct[kə'rekt] correct; appropriate; correct; adjust; correct error (co-; -rect-correct)
correctable[kə'rektəbl] correctable (-able)
correctability[kə'rektəbiliti] modifiable(-ability)
corrected [kə'rektid] amended; corrected; converted; corrected; corrected (-ed)
correctly[kə'rektli] appropriately; decently (adjective +ly)
correctness[kə'rektnis] accuracy; correctness (-ness)
corrector [kə'rektə] corrector; corrector(-or)
correction[kə'rekʃən] correction; correction; correction (-ion)
correctional[kə'rekʃənl] corrected; modified (-al)
correctitude [kə'rektitju:d] upright; decent; courteous and courteous (-tude noun suffix)
corrective[kə'rektiv] corrective things; punishable (-ive)
correctively[kə'rektivli] punitively (adjective +ly)
autocorrect['ɔ:təu,kə'rekt] autocorrect (auto-auto)
autocorrection['ɔ:təu,kə'rekʃən] autocorrection['ɔɔ:təu,kə'rekʃn] autocorrection(-tion)
incorrect[inkə'rekt] incorrect; in-not
incorrectly[inkə'rektli] incorrectly; inappropriately (adjective +ly)
incorrectness [,inkə'rektnis] incorrect; error(-ness)
uncorrectable [,ʌnkə'rektəbl] cannot be remedied; cannot be repaired; cannot be corrected (un-)
uncorrected [,ʌnkə'rektid] uncorrected;
correlate['kɔ:rə,leit] makes there a correlation; Have a relationship with each other; Associations; Related substances; Associated with people; Associated (cor-common; relate-related)
correlated['kɔ:rə,leitid] has interrelationships; (Make) relate; (Make) contrast with each other
correlation[,kɔ:ri'leiʃən] correlation, correlation; correlation
correlative[kɔ'relətiv];related; Associative words; related objects
correlatively[kɔ'relətivli] relatedly
correlativity[kə,relə'tiviti] correlation; interrelationship
correlator['kɔrəleitə] [electron] corrator; [matter] correlator
autocorrelation [number] autocorrelation (action), [instrument] auto-correction (auto-automatic)
autocorrelator (autocorrelator) autocorrelator for calculating autocorrelation
crosscorrelation interaction (cross-cross)
decorrelation [electron] de-correlation; solution correlation (de-)
decorrelator delinker; [electronic] decorrelator; decorrelator
incorrelate irrelevant (in-negation)
uncorrelated (undone)
correspond[,kɔ:ri'spɔnd] conforms, agrees; corresponds; communicates (co-; respond response)
correspondence communication;match;equivalent
correspondence school Correspondence school
correspondency conforms;consistent;corresponding;finds; Compatibility
Correspondent correspondent correspondent; client; communicator; agent line
Correspondently accordingly
corresponding equivalent, corresponding; Consistent; communication; Similar; match
Correspondingly, correspondingly
corrode [kə'rəud] erosion; damage; Corroded; corroded (co-;-rod bite. Reference rode)
corroded [kə'rəudid] eroded, corroded; Erosion; damage
corrodent[kə'rəudənt] corrosive; Corrosive agents
corroding[kə'rəudiŋ] corrosive; Corrosion; erosion
corrosion [kə'rəuʒən] corrosion; corrosion of substances (e.g. rust); decay
corrosive [kə'rəusiv] corrosive; erosive; Corrosive substances
corrosiveness corrosive; erosion
anticorrosion anti-corrosion agent; anti-corrosion (anti-)
anticorrosive anti-corrosion (corrosion) agent
anticorrosive paint [chemical] anti-rust paint; anti-corrosion paint (paint)
uncorroded[ʌnkə'rəudid] [material] [chemical] uncorroded; undone
corrupt [kə'rʌpt] corrupt, corrupt; depraved; made rotten; made depraved, made worse; depraved, corrupted; decayed (co-common; -rupt broken, broken)
corrupted[kə'rʌptid] corrupt; corrupt; destroyed; collapsed; (Make) corrupt; (Make) depraved
Corrupter[kə'rʌptə] corrosive; corrupted man
Corruptly[kə'rʌptidli] corruptly, depravedly; bought
Corruptness[kə'rʌptnis] corruption; depravity
corruptible[kə'rʌptəbl] is perishable; perishable; can be bribed
Corruptibility depravity; corruptness; tendencies to be perishable
corruptibly[kə'rʌptəbli] perishablely;
Corruption[kə'rʌpʃən] Corruption, corruption; depravity
Corruptionist bribers; fraud politicians
Corruptive[kə'rʌptiv] makes depraved; corrupt; corrupt; makes rotten
corruptively[kə'rʌptivli] corruptly
Corruptor[kə'rʌptə] bribes
anti-corruption Anti-corruption; anti-corruption storm (anti-)
incorrupt[,inkə'rʌpt] pure; incorruptible; error-free; not bought (in-denied)
incorrupted is not corrupt; unfiled; uncorroasted; (version, language, etc.) is error-free
Incorruptible is incorruptible; what cannot be bought; what is not corrupt
Incorruptibility is incorruptible; not corrupt; cannot be bought
Incorruptibly cannot buy land; not be corroded; incorruptiblely
incorruption clean white
Incorruptness incorrupts; integrity
uncorrupt['ʌnkə'rʌpt] incorruptible; undepraved; unfathomable; un-)
uncorrupted['ʌnkə'rʌptid] uncorrupted; undepraved; uncorrupted(undone)
cose[kəus] heart-to-heart; chat; Make yourself comfortable; talk; chat (word derived from coze talk)
Cosey['kəuzi] comfortable
cosy['kəuzi] comfortable; cozy; Insulation cover = cozey
cosily['kəuzili] comfortably; cozyly= cozily
Cosiness['kəuzinis] is comfortable, comfortable; invigorating = coziness
tea cosy teapot outside the insulation sleeve, teapot outside the insulation cover (tea tea)
Coze[kəuz] chatting affectionately; chatting; talking; friendly conversation; chatting
Cozily comfortably; comfortablely; comfortablely
Coziness is cosy, comfortable; invigorating
cozy, cozy
Cosm root 1. Arrange, organize, order; transform into cosmet; 2. universe, world; transform into cosmo
Cosmic universe (equal to cosmical; derived from the cosmic universe)
Cosmical vast and boundless; orderly; cosmic
Cosmically massively; according to the laws of the universe
Cosmogenic cosmic occurrences; produced by cosmic (ejected) lines
Cosmogenesis Cosmogenesis Theory; Cosmogenesis (-gene)
Cosmogonal celestial evolution
Cosmogonic astrogenerats; celestial bodies evolve
Cosmogonical celestial evolution (science); cosmic origin
Cosmogonist Cosmic Evolution; The Birth of the Universe, The Origin of the Universe
Cosmogony Cosmic Evolution; The Birth of the Universe, The Origin of the Universe
cosmographer cosmologist; cosmospirist
Cosmography Cosmic Structure, Cosmology
Cosmologic Cosmic Philosophy; Cosmological
Cosmological cosmological; cosmopolitan
Cosmologist cosmologist, cosmologist
Cosmology [heaven] cosmology, cosmology
Cosmonaut (Russian) astronaut (equal to astronaut)
Cosmos Universe; Harmony; Order; Cosmos
Cosmopolis cosmopolis (refers to the inhabitants of many different nationalities). Note: cosmo (multiple parts) + polis (city)
Cosmopolitan Cosmopolitan Cosmopolitan Co -polit city, -an noun suffix, people; etymology with politics, metropolitan)
Cosmopolitan City Cosmopolitan City
Cosmopolitanism Cosmopolitanism; Cosmopolitanism; Cosmopolitanism; One World
Cosmopolitanize makes great assimilation; makes internationalization
macrocosm macroscopic world; universe (macro-macro)
Microcosm Microcosm; Small Universe; Humanity as a Cosmic Miniature; Micro-)
Microcosmic microscopic, microscopic; small cosmic
cosmetic [kɔz'metik] cosmetic; cosmetic; Cosmetics; ornaments (-cosm finishing, -et small, -ic adjective suffix)
cosmetic mirror (mirror mirror)
cosmetics[kɔz'metiks] cosmetics (plural); ornaments; Dress up with makeup
cosmetical[kɔz'metikl] cosmetic; cosmetic
Cosmetically from the beauty side, through makeup
Cosmetician makeup artist; beauty products industry
Cosmetologist [medical] beautician; beauty products industry
Cosmetology Cosmetology, Cosmetic Surgery (-ology)
discosmetic disfigurement (dis-)
cost [kɔst] cost; cost; cost; loss (etymology same as costume and custom, note pronunciation, reference to host, lost, co-,-st)
cost-based cost principle; cost-based (base basis;-ed)
cost-benefit['kɔst'benifit] cost-benefit (estimated or analyzed) (benefit benefit)
cost breakdown cost analysis; cost schedule; cost quantity budget (breakdown classification)
cost-conscious focus on cost savings (consciously aware)
cost-cutting['kɔst'kʌtiŋ] cost-cutting
Cost down to reduce costs; costs to decrease; costs to fall (down)
cost-effect Cost-effectiveness
cost effective; cost effective; cost effective
coster ['kɔstə] [English] fruit [or fish] hawker (also known as costermonger) (-er)
Costermonger (fruit, vegetable, fish) hawker (monger merchant)
cost-free['kɔstfri:] free
costful ['kɔstful] precious =costly; expensive (-ful)
costing ['kɔstiŋ] cost; costing; production cost
costive ['kɔstiv] constipated; Occult; Slow to act; Taciturn; Stingy (-tive)
costively['kɔstivli] (words and deeds) slowly, sluggishly; not talkatively, taciturnly (adjective +ly)
costiveness['kɔstivnis] constipation (-ness)
costless['kɔstlis] does not cost money; no price (-less)
costly['kɔstli] expensive(noun +ly)
costliness['kɔstlinis] expensive; luxury (-ness)
cost-plus ['kɔst'plʌs] cost-plus (plus plus)
cost price Original price, cost price (price price)
cost-push ['kɔst,puʃ] cost inflation = cost inflation
costs[kɔsts] costs; losses (plural); litigation costs; Cost; make a loss (three singles)
cost-sharing; cost sharing (share sharing)
Cost up Cost increase (up up)
Cost what it may be at any cost, no matter what
at cost at the original price, at cost
at the cost of... At the cost
First cost initial cost; original cost (first first)
fixed cost [accounting] fixed cost, constant cost (fixed fixed)
Labor cost; labor cost (labor labor)
logistics cost Logistics costs
Low cost Low cost, low cost (low low)
Low-cost ['ləukɔst] cheap; cheap
recost[ri'kɔst] cost retooling (re-)
tooling cost machining costs; tooling costs; tooling costs
To one's cost only after suffering..., because of the price paid before...
co-star (with someone); co-star; co-star; co-star)
Costume Full Costumes; Costumes; Costumes, Costumes; Give... Wear a costume (etymology synaesthesiacustom; reference cost cost)
costume ball ['kɔstju:m] masquerade ball
costume design Best Costume Design
costume designer (designer designer)
costume designing
costumed['kɔstju:md] in special costumes; costumes (-ed)
costume film costume film; Fashion Film (Film)
Costume jewelry (jewelry for clothing)
Costume national national customs (national national)
Costume Party Masquerade Party
costume play costume play; Anime Reality Show (Play Performance)
costume show (cost cost; show display)
Costumer[kɔ'stju:mə] clothing maker; clothing supplier; [beauty] coat rack (–er)
costumey ['kɔstju:mi] [beauty] costumes; (costumes) are unusual; (clothes) are too elaborate, (costumes) are too ornate (noun +y)
costumier [kɔs'tju:miə] [French] clothing supplier =costumer
costuming ['kɔstu:miŋ] clothing; lining; for... Clothing is provided
Bathing costume [English] swimsuit
cosplay ['kɔsplei] role-playing; anime reality show (cos=costume; play drama)
folk costume national costumes ; Ethnic costume (folk folk)
National costume (national national)
cot[kɔt] light cot, (especially) canvas bed, marching bed; hut (etymology same as cote; reference sot drunk; dot dot; lot many)
cote [kəut] bar; shed; nest
Coterie insiders; small groups; partners; comrades (originally referred to villager organizations in small villages, usually exclusive)
cottage ['kɔtidʒ] cottage; cottage;
Cottage Hospital Clinic, Medical Station (Hospital Hospital)
Cottager the man who lived in a country house; sharecropper (=cotter, cottier)
Cotter sharecropper; opening tip; bolt; fixed with lock
Cottier sharecropper; farmer; dweller in hut
carrycot['kærikɔt] portable crib (carry handling)
sheepcot ['ʃi:pkɔt] [English] sheep pen, sheep pen, sheep barn (sheep sheep)
sheepcote ['ʃi:pkəut] sheep pen, sheep pen, sheep barn (cote pen; nest)
dicot dicotyledons (di-bi)
Co-teaching
cotton ['kɔtən] cotton; cotton; cotton thread (word derived from cot sharecropper; -on noun suffix. Reference mutton lamb; button button)
cottonade [,kɔtə'neid] filled with rice thick cotton (or blend) (-ade noun suffix)
cotton cloth (cloth cloth)
cottonette ['kɔtənet] cotton wool blend fabric (-ette small)
cotton fiber cotton fiber (fiber fiber)
Cottonize ['kɔtnaiz] makes it spongy
Cottonocracy Textile; Cotton Yarn Group (-cracy rule; domination)
cotton rope (rope rope, rope)
cottonseed['kɔtən,si:d] cottonseed (cotton cotton)
cottonseed meal cedar powder; cottonseed powder (meal meal; powder)
cottontail ['kɔtən,teil] white-tailed grey rabbit (from North America) (tailtail)
cotton thread
cotton wool wool wool
cottony ['kɔtəni] cotton; like cotton; hairy; soft
guncotton ['ɡʌn,kɔtən] cotton powder;
nitrocotton [,naitrəu'kɔtən] cotton powder;
polycotton['pɔlikɔtən] polyester cotton (poly-multiple)
seedcotton ['si:d'kɔtən] seed cotton;
co-twin [kəu'twin] twin brother (sister) (one of the twins)
couch[kautʃ] sleeping chair, couch; couch; bed, crouch, ambush; lying (note Chinese "leaning up". Reference touch touch; vouch guarantee; proof)
Couchant ['kautʃənt] is prostrate; prostrate; squatting
Coucher ['kautʃə] volt roller worker; volt roller
Couchette [kau'tʃet] train sleeper; sleeper carriages with sleepers (-ette small)
couching ['kautʃiŋ] crouching; picking embroidery; pin-plucked cataract; lying horizontally; ambushing
Couch Potato People Who Lie Down or Sit on the Couch Watching TV All Day; TV Fans (Potato Potatoes)
couchy ['kautʃi] thatched (noun +y)
hacking cough (intermittent) dry cough (hacking chop)
On the couch on the couch; [Meikou] undergoes psychoanalysis
cough [kɔ:f] cough, cough sound; cough disease; Cough out (onomatopoeia, mimicking the sound of coughing. Reference rough; tough indomitable; enough)
Coughing [kɔ:fiŋ] coughing; coughing out
Coughing fit cough attacks
cough medicine cough medicine; cough suppressant; cough medicine
Cough syrup cough syrup; cough syrup syrup
chronic cough Chronic cough, chronic cough (cough) (chronic chronic)
dry cough dry cough
hacking cough (hacking chop)
Have a cough (suffering) cough
hiccough ['hikʌp] hiccup =hiccup
whooping cough
could[kud] yes; yes (can's past tense, cf. should and would)
Coun roots together, common, complete, emphatic, with co-, com-, con-
council ['kaunsəl] committee; meeting; council; local council; advisory council (coun-=con-together; -cil call, i.e. called together to meet together)
Council Board Meetings; Conference Tables; Plenary Deliberators (Board Board; Board of Directors)
Councilman ['kaunsəlmən] MP;
Councilor['kaunsələ] MP; adviser; counsellor = councilor
Councillorship The powers or status of senators
City council; city council (city city)
State Council State Council (State State)
town council Town Council (town town)
village council village council (village village)
counsel['kaunsəl] counsel; advice; deliberation; discussion; decision-making; Advice; advice (coun - together, common; -sel convocation, i.e. convocation of meetings, consultations, exhortations. Refer to count, sell)
Counselee [,kaunsə'li:] accepts advice;
Counselling['kaunsəliŋ] counseling; advice
Counselor['kaunsələ] advisor;
Counsellor['kaunsələ] counsellor; counsellor; counsellor; lawyer; legal adviser
Counsel-at-law Lawyer (USA); Legal Counsel (Ireland) (Law Law)
count root number, calculation; consideration, with put (derived from coun-together, common, complete, -t table result. In addition, co-together, hunt hunting, that is, in ancient times men went out hunting and came back to put their prey together and count. Example word lookup count)
count [kaunt] count; calculated; valuable; count (in some European countries) count
countable ['kauntəbl] computable; computable; countable noun; countable things (-able)
countable noun
countability [,kauntə'biliti] countability, columnarability (-ability)
countdown ['kaunt,daun] countdown seconds
countdown timer; countdown timer; timer
count down to zero Count down to zero
Count for has value and importance
count for little is of little value and does not matter (little small)
count for much is valuable;
count for nothing is worthless, nothing is nothing
counting ['kauntiŋ] calculation; counting
Counting house accounting room
countless ['kauntlis] innumerable; innumerable (-less)
count me in
count on (or upon) counting; relying; expecting
countship['kauntʃip] count rank (or status); Count's Domain (or Jurisdiction) (-ship)
county ['kaunti] county, county (largest administrative district below the U.S. state)
account [ə'kaunt] account; bills; accounts (ac-takes the effect of reinforcing tone)
accountable [ə'kauntəbl] computable; obligation to interpret (-able)
accountably [ə'kauntəbli] responsibly; explainablely (adjective +ly)
accountability [ə,kauntə'biliti] operational responsibility; obligatory (-ability)
accountant [ə'kauntənt] financial accounting (-ant)
accountancy [ə'kauntənsi] accounting work;
accountantship [ə'kauntənt,ʃip] accounting position; accounting ethics (-ship)
accounting [ə'kauntiŋ] accounting; billing; calculation
Body count deaths; list of deaths (body body)
close an account settlement; close account closing
discount ['diskaunt] discounted; dis-)
discountable [dis'kauntəbl] discountable (-able)
discounter ['diskauntə] operates cheap stores, cheap retailers; Discounted Man (-er)
Every little counts. [Proverb] Every bit is important. (every one; little small)
headcount ['hedkaunt] number of heads; total number of heads
miscount [mis'kaunt] miscalculation; miscount; mis-miscount
money of account
Nose-count census; nose nose
recount [ri'kaunt] recalculated; narrated, narrated (re-)
out of count is uncountable and uncountable
Overcount [,əuvə'kaunt] is quantitatively more than; pairs... Overestimation = outnumber
Take the count (boxer after being knocked down and the referee counts to 10 and still does not stand up) is judged to fail; defeated
unaccountable [ʌnə'kauntəbl] unexplainable; Irresponsible (un-)
unaccountably [ʌnə'kauntəbl] unexplainablely; irresponsible (adjective +ly)
unaccountability[ʌnəkauntə'biliti] unexplained(-ability)
unaccounted [,ʌnə'kauntid] unexplained; unaccounted (undone)
uncountable [ʌn'kauntəbl] innumerable; uncountable (-able)
uncounted [ʌn'kauntid] uncounted (undone)
undercount [,ʌndə'kaunt] undercount; undercount; undercount total (under below)
counter['kauntə] counter; opposite; counter; chips (of some board games); Counterattack, counterattack; reverse movement, face to dry; rebuttal, answer; The opposite (the word is derived from the count number, i.e. used for calculation)
counterboy ['kauntəbɔi] counter waiter (boy boy)
counterdraw [,kauntə'drɔ:] g; Copying; drawing
counterjumper ['kauntə,dʒʌmpə] Dude, Clerk, Salesman (Jumper Jumper)
Counterman serving food to customers; counter attendant (man man)
counterperson ['kauntə,pə:sən] [U.S.] salesman, clerk (person person)
countertop ['kauntətɔp] worktop (counter counter, top top)
counterwoman saleswoman, female clerk (woman woman)
accounter calculator
bargain counter ['bɑ:gən] bargain counter
discounter discount stores; cheap stores (dis-down; count count)
encounters, encounters; encounters; encounters; encounters(en-; counter opposite)
Over-the-counter is sold directly to customers; it can be sold without a prescription
Rencounter encounters; conflicts; engagements
seconds counter stopwatch; seconds seconds
Snack counter counters( snack snacks)
ticket counter, ticket counter, ticket office
Under the counter sold privately; go through the back door (underneath)
Under-the-counter is illegal
counter- Opposite; relative. With contr-
counteract [,kauntə'rækt] offset; neutralize; hindrance (act action)
Counteraction neutralizes; acts of opposition; resists; reacts
Counteractive is counter-reactive; resistant; opposed
counteragent reaction agent; neutralizing force; opposing things (agent intermediary; potions)
counterappeal protests, protests; protests to the courts (appeals)
counterapproach [military] fortifications (approach near, close)
counterargument defense; argument; argument argument to refute
counterattack; attack attack
counterattraction anti-gravity, anti-attraction attraction
counterbalance equipoise; auto offset; balance; balance
counterblast tough protests; Reverse airflow; Violent opposition (blast explosion; damage)
counterchange exchange (change exchange)
countercharge counter-accusation; counter-attack; charge charge
countercheck against checking; obstruction; obstruction (check checking)
counterclaim counterclaim; claim claim (claim)
counterclockwise counterclockwise; Counterclockwise (clockwise)
counterculture ['kauntəkʌltʃə] counterculture (a thought prevalent among American teenagers in the 60s and 70s) (culture culture)
countercurrent; countercurrent; reverse current; reverse current)
counterdeed against the certificate (deed deed)
counterdemonstration Anti-demonstration; anti-demonstration
counterdepressant antidepressants; antidepressants (depressant inhibitors)
counterdrive ['kauntə,draiv] [military] counterattack; drive-driven
counterdrug anti-drug (drug) that causes people to dislike addictive substances such as heroin and alcohol
counterexample counterexample (example example)
counterfactual counterfactual
counterevidence (evidence evidence)
counterexample counterexample (example example; example)
counterfeit forgery, counterfeiting; pretending, disguise; counterfeiting; counterfeit goods (feit foreign enterprise income tax)
counterfeit money; counterfeit money
Counterfeiter [law] counterfeiters; currency counterfeiters
counterfoil [English] (checks, etc.) stubs, ticket stubs (counter counter)
counterforce; counterforce; nuclear force force
counterfort parapet; arches; [geology] mountain mouth (fort fortress)
counterinsurgency counter-riot; suppression of rebellion; insurgency insurgency
countermand cancellation; opposition to order; cancellation, revocation; under opposition order recall (mand order)
countermarch confrontational march (march demonstration)
countermark stamp; additional mark; mark mark
countermeasures; countermeasures; measure measures
countermine [military] anti-mine mines, anti-mine mines
countermove countermeasures; means of retaliation (move move)
counteroffensive counter-offensive; offensive attack
counteroffer counter offer; (buyer') counter-offer (offer offer)
counterpart copies, copies, reproductions; People (or things) that complement each other; Corresponding person, counterpart; person of the same status; person (or thing) of very similar status (part part)
counterparty; counterparty; counterparty; party
counterplan (for another plan) counter plan; plan plan
counterpoint polyphony; counterpoint; melodic coordination; counterpart (point point)
counterpose makes opposites; contrast; juxtaposition (pose pose)
counterpressure counter-pressure; pressure pressure
counterproductive backfired; helped (productive)
counterproposal anti-proposal, anti-proposal (proposal suggestion)
counterpulsation [medicine] counterpulsation, counterpulsation (technique to reduce the burden on the heart) (pulsation pulse)
counterpunch counterattack; counterattack; (punch) punch
counterpurchase buyback; purchase purchase
counterreaction reaction
counterrevolution counter-revolution; counter-revolution
Counterrevolutionary counter-revolutionary; reactionary; counter-revolutionary; reactionary
Counterrevolutionist counter-revolutionaries
counterrotating inverted rotation; relative rotation; rotating rotation
countersea['kauntəsi:] reverse wave (sea ocean)
countershaft sub-axis, counter-axis; shaft axis
countershock against electroquake; anti-shock (for the treatment of atrial fibrillation) (shock shock)
countersign password; countersign; countersign; confirmation (sign)
Countersignature Countersigned, Co-Signed; Countersign (-ure)
countersink counterhole; dark nail eye; dish cone; drill hole burial; punching the countersink hole in (sink sinking)
counterstatement Rebuttal Statement, Counter Statement, Statement Statement
counterstrike strikes, strikes
counterstroke counterattack; counterattack; [surgical] contralateral trauma (stroke stroke)
counterterror Terrorism
counterterrorism anti-terrorism, terrorism terrorism
counterthrust counterattack; recoil; thrust thrust; thrust
countertrade barter (especially international trade), trade trade
counterturn reversal, reversal; turn turn (in fiction and drama)
counterview confrontation; objection (view view)
counterviolence counter violence with violence; violence violence
counterweigh offset; balancing (weigh trade-off)
Counterweight Equipoise; Counterbalance (weight)
counterword Ambiguous words, pansyms, neutral words (word words)
counterwork confrontation action, confrontation; confrontation fortification, confrontation bunker (work work)
Counterworker opponent; opponent
Countess ['kauntis] Countess; Countess (Chack; -ess)
country ['kʌntri] state; rural; homeland; rural; rough (word derived from the count calculation; i.e. a country or region must be financially relevant. Reference county county)
Country-bred grown up in the countryside (bred breeding)
country code Country code
country of citizenship nationality (citizenship nationality)
countrified ['kʌntri, faid] simple-minded; rustic; rustic (-ed)
countryfied ['kʌntri, faid] country; vulgar = countrified
countryfolk ['kʌntri,fəuk] compatriots, countrymen = countrypeople (folk ethnicity)
country folk folk; country folk folk (folk folk)
countrify ['kʌntrəfai] makes vulgar; makes the earthy; makes it rustic
countryman ['kʌntrimən] countryman, rural man; compatriot; farmer (man man)
Country music (USA) country music
country of origin;
countrypeople ['kʌntri,pi:pl] country people
countryroad ['kʌntrirəud] country roads;
countryseat['kʌntri,si:t] [English] country house; Country houses; Country Estate (where the seat is located)
countryside ['kʌntrisaid] countryside; countryside (side side; side)
countryward ['kʌntriwəd] going to the countryside; going to the countryside (-ward)
countrywide [kʌntri'waid] nationwide, nationwide (wide)
countrywoman, country woman; peasant woman; village girl (woman woman)
backcountry ['bækkʌntri] remote area (behind the back)
crosscountry['krɔ:s'kʌntri] cross-country; cross-country (cross cross)
developed countries
developing countries
downcountry[daun'kʌntri] in coastal areas (corresponding to upcountry)
Foreign country
Hill country; hill hill
Hilly country hilly terrain (hilly polylope)
Home country Homeland(home)
member country Member States (member members; members)
mother country
upcountry['ʌp'kʌntri] in the hinterland; to the inland; Mainland; Located in the Mainland (up up)
county ['kaunti] county, county (the word is derived from the county "state", one less letter means a smaller range; note: they are both words derived from the count "counting" generation finance)
County town county seat; the capital of the county
autonomous county (autonomous)
couple ['kʌpl] pair; couple; several; union; marriage (word derived from double double; -ple multiple)
couplant ['kʌplənt] [engineering] couplant (-ant agent)
coupled coupled; joined; paired; conjugated; bound
coupler ['kʌplə] [electronic] coupler; coupling
couplet['kʌplit] couplet; pair sentence (-et small)
coupling [electrical] coupling; binding, joining; connect
decouple [di:'kʌpl] attenuates shock waves; [electric] decouples (de-)
decoupled[di:'kʌpld] unhooked; decoupled, [electrical] decoupled
decoupling[di:'kʌpliŋ] decoupling
intercoupling [,intə'kʌpliŋ] coupled and interconnected (inter-)
recouple[ri'kʌpl] rematch (re-)
uncouple[,ʌn'kʌpl] unravel... The hook; loosen... The lasso; separate, untie
Young couple
Cour root heart, heart; deformed in cor, chacor
courage ['kʌridʒ] courage;boldness (cor, cour heart)
courageous[kə'reidʒəs] courageous, brave
Courageously bravely
Courageousness Brave; Fearless
moral courage Moral courage, moral courage (moral moral)
discourage; dis-no; discourage someone without courage
discouraged discouraged; Dissuade; make the courage lost
Discouragement discouraged; frustrated; dissuaded
Discouragement is frustrating; discouraging; Frustrated; lost courage
Discouragingly discourages and discourages people; discourages them
encourage[in'kʌridʒ] encouragement, encouragement; motivation; support (to make someone courageous) (en-make, to make someone courageous, i.e. encourage)
encouraged[in'kʌridʒd] was encouraged
Encouragement encourages
encouraging; encouraging, rewarding; Encourage, support
Encouragingly; encouragingly
Cours root from Latin, meaning to run, table "run; run", deformed as curr, curs.
course[kɔ:s] subjects; course; process; process; road; route, course; course; dish; catch-up; running through (cours-stream, running. class + source, i.e. the source of all things)
Coursebook ['kɔ:sbuk] textbook (book book)
Coursed [kɔ:st] cascading; chased by hounds; run over; chase
Course of study; course of study; study course
courser ['kɔ:sə] horses; hunters; hounds
courseware courseware, courseware (designed for classroom computers); instructional audiovisual tapes (-ware software)
coursework assignments, exercises; assigned homework, vocational training (work)
Coursing ['kɔ:siŋ] chase; gallop; hunt with hounds; run over; chase; direct course
compulsory course
concourse square; convergence; mass; confluence; confluence; con-)
cram course cramming course = crash course
crash courses Intensive training (lectures), crash courses; crash courses (crash fast)
discourse ['diskɔ:s] discourse; conversation; speech; Speech; Talk; Tell (dis-)
Footing course Bottom; Bottom (footing foundation)
intercourse ['intəkɔ:s] communication; communication; inter-sexual intermaturity
midcourse['midkɔ:s] during the flight (or voyage); mid-course (mid-mid)
Of course, naturally, without a doubt
On course in the right direction
optional courses, optional courses
Postal course (postal)
racecourse ['reiskɔ:s] racecourse, racecourse; race track
recourse[ri'kɔ:s; 'ri:kɔ:s] ask for help, ask for help; [commercial, legal] recourse (re-backward; cours run; run, run backward, i.e. "rely, depend")
stringcourse ['striŋkɔ:s] [architecture] layer arch, harness layer (string thin line)
telecourse (credits available to tv broadcasters); tele-)
Training courses; training courses; training courses; training courses;
Uncorsed is not hierarchical
watercourse ['wɔ:təkɔ:s] water flow; channels; channels; waterways; canals; riverbeds (water water)
court [kɔ:t] court; court; court; court; flattery; square field; incursions (failure, danger, etc.); to... Dedication; Courtship (co-+ - hort court; originally referred to the royal court, and the meaning of the word continued to expand)
court case [law] litigation case, court precedent (case case)
court decision; court decision
Court game [sports] Ball sports using the field (game competition)
Courthouse ['kɔ:t,haus] courthouse;
courtier ['kɔ:tjə] courtier; flatterer; flatterer
courting['kɔ:tiŋ] to please, to ... Devotion; courtship
court-leet civil court (leet civil court)
Courtlike['kɔ:tlaik] elegant; courteous
Courtly ['kɔ:tli] dignified and polite; flattering; courtly, majestic
Courtliness ['kɔ:tlinis] courtesy; earnestness; humility
courtling['kɔ:tliŋ] small courtiers, small officials (-ling small)
Court-martial court-martial; military law judgment; referral to a military court for trial (military military)
Court of Justice (justice justice)
Court of Law
courtroom['kɔ:tru:m] courtroom, courtroom
courtship ['kɔ:tʃip] courtship; marriage proposal; courtship period (-ship)
Courtship behavior
courtside ['kɔ:tsaid] (tennis, etc.) court side (side side)
courtyard ['kɔ:t,jɑ:d] courtyard, yard; patio (yard yard)
courtyard garden
Criminal Court (criminal criminal)
at court
backcourt ['bækkɔ:t] [US] [basketball tennis] backcourt; farthest from goal; end line (behind back)
Backcourtman [basketball] defender, backcourt player (man man)
Base-court backyard; outer yard (base base)
basketball court
crosscourt ['krɔskɔ:t] diagonal; towards the opposing half; Towards the opposing half (cross-cross)
District court (U.S.) State District Court
downcourt ['daun'kɔ:t] [basketball] under (or down) frontcourt basket
Federal Court (federal federal)
Food court (food stalls in shopping malls) food street, food area (food food)
forecourt ['fɔ:kɔ:t] (fore yard of the building), vestibule; fore (field) ball (fore-)
go to court to meet the king; Go to court and fight a lawsuit
grass court
Half-court (half-court)
High court (high high)
hold court hearing, trial; (Kings, etc.) hold ceremonies of courtesy; listen to the government of the dynasty and preside over the imperial council
lawcourt['lɔ:kɔ:t] Court (law law)
Out of court (outside the courtroom) is private, not court-ready, not worth considering
Royal Court (royal)
Supreme court Supreme Court (supreme highest)
Take someone to court to sue someone
tennis court (tennis)
tourist court motel = motel
courteous['kə:tjəs] polite; courteous (word derived from court court, court etiquette, -e-connection symbol, -ous adjective suffix)
Courteously['kə:tjəsli] politely; graciously
Courteousness['kə:tjəsnis] is sensible; humble
courtesy['kə:tisi] courtesy; kindness; favor; Courteous; recognized; courteous
Discourteous, rude; dis-)
Discourteously rudely; impolitely
Discourteousness was rude; impolite
Discourtesy[dis'kə:tisi] rudeness; rude words and deeds
uncourteous [,ʌn'kə:tiəs] is not polite; rude; rude (un-)
uncourtly [,ʌn'kɔ:tli] rude; rude; unequal
Couth[kuːθ] is upbeat, polite; civil; educated, gentle
Cousin['kʌzən] cousins (cf. Couple and His Wife; Sin Sin)
Cousin german cousin, cousin or sister (german means "with parents, used after brother-, sister-; with grandparents; with maternal grandparents, after cousin-")
cousinhood['kʌzənhud] cousinhood; kinship (-hood)
cousinly['kʌzənli] cousinship (noun + ly)
cousinry ['kʌzənri] [collective name] cousins; cousins (-ry)
Cousinship['kʌzn,ʃip] kinship; cousinship (-ship)
Brother-german brother
call cousins with... Climbing, with... Set almost
coz[kʌz] cousins; cousins = cousins
First cousin cousin or sister
Full cousin cousin or sister
covenant['kʌvənənt] covenant, covenant; sealed contract; covenant(co-; Ven come. i.e. an agreement formed after the convocation of a meeting, a treaty)
Covenanted; contractual; contractual; contractual; contractual; covenant;
Covenanter covenanter; covenanter; covenanter; covenanter
Grantor of covenantor contracts
Covenantee contractor; contractee
cover root overlay, cover (derived from over-over; above)
cover ['kʌvə] cover;cover;cover;cover;cover;cover; cover; cover; Interviews; Including; involving (word derived from over-pervasive; c-circle)
coverability[kʌvərə'biliti] coverability(-ability)
coverable['kʌvərəbl] coverable; insurable, insurable (-able)
coverage ['kʌvəridʒ] coverage; coverage(-age)
coverage area; active area; area area
coverall ['kʌvərɔ:l] all-encompassing; all-encompassing; Overalls (all-inclusive)
coverboard ['kʌvəbɔ:d] [materials science] side plates, sapwoods (board plates)
Cover charge surcharge; service charge (charge fee)
cover crop ['kʌvə krɔp] (crop crop)
covered['kʌvəd] covered; includes (-ed)
covered area
Covered channel drains
Covered wagon with wagaon carriage
covered way['kʌvəd wei] corridor (covered, paved road) (way road)
Covered wire wrapped wire; insulated wire (wire wire)
coverer['kʌvərə] packer; Dust Cover(-er)
cover for instead
cover girl ['kʌvə gəl] cover girl (cover cover, girl girl)
coverglass protective glass; coverslip (glass glass)
Cover in filled with dirt; covered; completely covered
covering ['kʌvəriŋ] covering; covered
Cover letter (attached to the package or another letter) explanatory letter, letter letter
Covering party cover forces (party parties, parties)
coverlay['kʌvəlei] overlay; protective layer (lay layer)
coverlet ['kʌvəlit] sheets; bedspread (-let small)
Cover letter (attached to a package or another letter) explanatory letter, letter letter
coverlid['kʌvəlid] sheets; bedspreads
cover note [Insurance] Temporary Policy; Certificate of Insurance (note note)
coverpage['kʌvə,peidʒ] cover page (page page)
coverplate['kʌvə,pleit] cover; (plate flat object)
cover-point defender (point point)
coversheet['kʌvə,ʃi:t] cover plate;
coverslip ['kʌvə,slip] coverslips; Strip cover (slip sheet)
cover story['kʌvə'sdɔ:ri] cover story
covert ['kʌvət] concealment; Concealed; Sneaky; under the protection of her husband
covert action; covert action
covertly['kʌvətli] secretly; secretly; sneakily (adjective +ly)
covertness['kʌvənis] concealed(-ness)
coverture['kʌvətjuə] protection; cover; cover (-ure)
Cover up cover, cover up
cover-up ['kʌvə,ʌp] cover;concealment; cover-up; offensive and defensive alliance; Confidential work
coverup ['kʌvə,ʌp] burqa, burqa, robe, large coat (loose coat) = cover-up
bedcover['bedkʌvə] bedspread; quilt (bed bed for things covered in bed)
Break cover (beast, etc.) suddenly out of hiding (break break)
discover[di'sgʌvə] discovered (naturally "discovered" without coverage-)
discoverable[dis'gʌvərəbl] discoverable; revealed; leaked (-able)
discoverer[dis'gʌvərə] Discoverer (-er)
discovery [di'sgʌvəri] discovery, discovery; discovered things
rediscover[ri:di'sgʌvə] rediscovered; Rediscovery (re-)
rediscovery [,ri:di'skʌvəri] rediscovered (-ry noun suffix)
undiscovered [ʌndi'skʌvəd] undiscovered; undone
dustcover['dʌst,kʌvə] dust enclosure; dust cover
floorcovering flooring
forest coverage Forest cover (forest forest)
from cover to cover from the first page to the last, from start to finish; thoroughly (fromto from to)
Front cover cover; front cover (front front)
groundcover ground cover plants; vegetation; ground cover (ground ground)
hardcover ['hɑ:d'kʌvə] hardcover; hardcover; hardcover; hardcover;hard cover book (hard hard)
jobless recovery jobless recovery
media coverage Media Coverage
overcover [,əuvə'kʌvə] put... Completely covered, put ... Over-covered
recover [ri'kʌvə] recovery; Make-up (re-)
re-cover[ri'kʌvə] to... Install a new cover or cover; cover again
recovery[ri'kʌvəri] recovery, restoration; healing (-ry noun suffix)
recoverable recoverable (-able)
recoverability; recoverability (-ability)
irrecoverable cannot be restored; Irreparable (ir-negation)
irrecoverably cannot be restored; irretrievablely (adjective +ly)
seat cover; cover; seat cover
slipcover ['slip,kʌvə] sofa cover; To give... Sleeve (slip piece)
snow cover; snow cover
snow-covered is covered in snow
soft-cover ['sɔft,kʌvə] paperback
softcover ['sɔft,kʌvə] soft cover; paperback (book)
Take cover hidden; dodge
toilet cover['tɔilit'kʌvə] toilet cover;
towelling coverlet toweling quilt
uncover [ʌn'kʌvə] discovered; exposed (un-)
uncovered[ʌn'kʌvəd] exposed; removed covering; unmuted; uninsured; uncovered (-ed)
undercover[ʌndə'kʌvə] in secret; espionage (under below)
Under cover secretly, secretly; secretly
wallcovering ['wɔ:l,kʌvəriŋ] wall paint, wall paint (wall wall)
well-covered well covered (well good)
cow['kau] cow; cow (onomatopoeia, ox bull. Seehow, now)
Cow-ard Coward (-ard indulgent)
cowbell ['kəu,bel] cowbell (bell bell)
cowboy ['kaubɔiz] cowboy; shepherd boy; reckless man (boy boy)
Cowboy hat; hat hat
cowboy boots (boot shoes)
Cowcatcher ['kau,kætʃə] (radio or television) festival currently broadcasts short advertisements for subsidized manufacturers; (also known as pilots) (in front of trains, trams, etc.) (catcher catcher)
cow college['kau'kɔlidʒ] (small and notorious) rural university (college university)
cow-dung['kaudʌŋ] cow dung
Cower ['kauə] flinched; trembled; curled up; bent over and bent to the knees; squatted
cowfish['kau, fiʃ] manatee; hornfish; dolphin (fishfish)
Cowgirl['kau,gə:l] (U.S.) cow herders; (especially in horse riding performances) women performing cattle herding skills
cowhand['kau,hænd] [beauty] (ranch) cattle herder, cowboy or cowdler (hand helper)
cowherd['kau,hə:d] cattle herder, cattle herder, cattle breeder (herd herd shepherd)
cowhide['kau, haid] cowhide; cow leather; [beauty] cowhide whip; baseball ball (hide hide)
Cowhide leather leather leather
cowish ['kauiʃ] timid; timid; cow-like (-ish)
Cowlick['kaulik] has a uneven hair curled up in front of his forehead; unkempt mane in front of his forehead (lick lick; named after grass that looks like grass that has been chewed by a cow)
cowlike ['kaulaik] cow-like (-like)
Cowman ['kaumən] (in the western United States) rancher; [English] cattle herder, cow man (man man)
cowpea ['kau,pi:] [U.S.] cowpea (pea peas)
cowpoke['kau,pəuk] cowboy; cattle herder [beauty] (poke herding cattle, sheep, etc.)
Cowpox ['kau,pɔks] (veterinary pathology) cowpox (pox acne; rash)
cowpuncher['kaupʌntʃə] cowboy; cattle herder = cowboy(puncher)
cowshed['kauʃed] cowshed; cowshed (shed hut)
cowskin ['kau, skin] cowhide; cowhide whip (skin skin)
cowtail ['kau, teil] cow-like; cow-flavored; tail-tail
cowy['kaui] cow-like; beef smell (noun + y)
coward['kauəd] coward; cowardly man; coward (-ard indulgent man)
cowardly['kauədli] timid; cowardly; timid (noun +ly)
Cowardliness['kauədlinis] Timidity; cowardice (-ness)
Cowardice ['kauədis] timid; timid
cattle ['kætl] cattle; livestock (swear words); domestic animals; worthless people
cattleman ['kætlmən] herder;
Beef cattle; edible meat; beef cattle
byre['baiə] [English] cattle pens, barns, barns
cash cow cash cow; huge source of wealth; Products for fortune (cash cash)
dairy ['deəri] dairy products; dairy cows; cheese farms; dairy shops; milk and dairy industry; dairy products; milk; milk; milk production
Dairy cattle;
Dairy Farm; Dairy Company (Farm Farm)
Dairy products Dairy products;
Dairy Queen Dairy Queen (famous Ice Cream Chain Brand in the United States) (Queen Queen)
Dairying['deəriŋ] cheese industry; dairy industry
Dairymaid['deərimeid] female worker on a cheese farm; maid maid on a dairy farm
Dairyman ['deərimən] dairy farmer, dairy processor (man man)
Dairywoman Dairy Farm Worker = Dairymaid
milk a cow milking (milk milk)
Milking cows; milking cows (milking milking)
cow-ard coward (cow cow; -ard too... of people)
Coward['kauəd] coward; cowardly man; coward
Cowardliness was timid; cowardly
cowl [kaul] monk's robes; robes; covered head cloaks; ventilated hats (on the top of chimneys); friar uniforms with turbans; giving... Wear a head-covering cloak; give... Attach a hood (see ow)
Cowled headscarf; give... Wear a head-covering cloak; give... Attach a hood-like object
Cowling [aviation] fairing; aircraft hood
Co-worker colleagues; collaborators (workers work)
cr- broken (check crack, etc.)
crack [kræk] cracked; burst; Cracks; convulsions; crackling sounds, crackling sounds; the best; clever (onomatopoeia, reference break breaks, crash crash sounds, crush crushes; creases)
crack a joke joke; tell a joke (joke joke)
Crackable will crack; It will become shattered
crackability crackability
crackajack outstanding; Competent; Superior; Outstanding; competent; Superior = crackerjack
crackbrained; insecure; deranged (brain brain)
Crack down to suppress; outlaw; crack down
Crack-down harsh means; punitive action
Crackdown sanctions, coercive bans; punishments; repression (down downwards)
cracked; hoarse; insane; insane; Rupture; collapse; hoarseness; failure
Cracker Firecracker; Cookie; Nutcracker; Cracker Master
crackerjack Excellent thing; extremely capable person; outstanding; superior (jack man)
Crackers are deranged; insane; salty biscuits
Crackhead Addict (Head Head)
crackhouse [slang] cocaine house (where cocaine addicts meet); Drug Trafficking Center (house house)
cracking is significant; agile; excellent; Very; extremely; Rupture; fractionation; open; sound change
crackjaw is difficult to pronounce; Abnormal; Mouthy (jaw jaw)
crackle crack; Cracks; Crackling sound; Make a crackling sound; Make the production of crack patterns; Crackling sound (-le table repeatedly)
Crackled with cracks; There are crispy ones and crunchy skins
crackleware ceramic vessels (-wareware)
crackling lard residue; crispy crust; continuous crackling sound; Cracking; Cracking; Vibrant (-ling)
Crackly is easy to crack
crackmeter ultrasonic flaw detector; Crack Detector (-meter)
A type of cracknel thin biscuit; Crispy fried meat slices (-nel small)
cracknels ['kræknəlz] crispy fried pork slices; Lard residue (see scrapple)
crackpot rhapsody, madman; Freaks; Unrealistic, undesirable (pot pot)
cracksman [slang] thief; thief (man man)
Crack ups; recession; praise; sudden outburst of laughter; nervous breakdown; touting
Crack-up ['kræk,ʌp] (mental) collapse, disintegration; (airplanes, etc.) crash; (physical) recession
Crackup ['kræk,ʌp] crashed;(vehicle)collided; crashed; [colloquial] physical and mental exhaustion, mental breakdown; recession, collapse
Cracky crazy; cracky; cracky; easy to break
anticrack reinforcement crack resistant reinforcement (anti-)
firecracker['faiəkrækə] firecrackers, firecrackers (fire fire)
microcrack microcracks; microcracks (refers to cracks at the microscopic scale); Micro-generation (micro-)
Nut cracker Nut breaker, nut huller; nut tongs
nutcracker ['nʌt,krækə] nut claws; star crows; nut nuts
precrack [force] prefabricated crack (pre-)
safecracker['seif,krækə] safe thief (safe;-er)
uncracked[ʌn'krækt] uncracked; uncracked (undone)
wisecrack['waizkræk] quip; Speaking witty (wise and wise)
–cracy suffix domination; rule; form of government; administration, metamorphosis into crat (participation in or support for a political group)
adhocracy [æd'hɔkrəsi] no fixed structure of management or organization;
androcracy Male-Controlled Society, Male Domination; Machismo, Masculine Supremacy; Andro-Male
aristocracy [,æri'stɔkrəsi] nobility; aristocratic rule; upper class; aristocratic politics (arist-best, -o-connection symbol)
aristocrat['æristəkræt nobility
autocracy[ɔ:'tɔkrəsi] dictatorship; authoritarian politics; dictatorial government; dictatorial state (auto-self)
autocrat['ɔ:təukræt] dictator, an absolutist monarch; a dictator
Autocratic[,ɔ:təu'krætik] is authoritarian; dictatorial, arbitrary
autocratically[,ɔ:təu'krætikli] dictatorially;
bureaucracy [bjuə'rɔkrəsi] bureaucracy; bureaucracy; bureaucracy (bureau; bureaucracy)
bureaucrat ['bjuərəukræt] bureaucrat; bureaucrat
cottonocracy [kɔtən'ɔkrəsi] textile industry; cotton yarn group (cotton cotton)
democracy[di'mɔkrəsi] democracy, democracy; democratic politics (demo democratic party members)
Democrat ['deməkræt] Democrat; democrat; democratic form theorist
democratic [,demə'krætik] democratic; democratic; democratic; popular
democratically [,demə'krætikli] democratically; democratically
Gerontocracy Politics of the Elderly; Government of the Elderly (Geronto-Elderly)
Gerontocratic ruled by the old man
Juvenocracy Youth Ruling States; States Governed by Young People (Juveno - Young People's)
Mediocracy Mediocre World; Mediocre Rule (Medio Medium)
Meritocracy Elite Education (Institution); Meritocracy Society (Merit; Merit)
A member of the meritocrat elite leadership class; a powerful man; an intellectual elite
meritocratic elite management; The virtuous rule
mobocracy mob rule; mob (-o-connection symbol)
Mobocrat Supporters of Mob Politics (Mob Mob)
Monetocracy Money
monocracy dictatorship (mono-mono)
Monocrat authoritarian; dictator
monocratic dictatorship; Tetrasporosporine
ochlocracy [ɔk'lɔkrəsi] mob politics
ochlocrat[ɔk'lɔkræt] mob politician
slaveocracy Slave slaves in the South before the American Civil War
Slaveocrat embraced slavery; slave owners ruled
technocracy [tek'nɔkrəsi] expert management; expert politics, techno-tech dominance
technocrat ['teknəkræt] technocrat; expert politicalist; technological domination
Technocrats technologist (plural of technocrat); technocratic
Technocratic technologists of statecraft; technocratics of politics
theocracy [θi'ɔkrəsi] theocracy; theo god
Theocrat ['θi:əkræt] theopolitic; theocratic ruler; subject under theocratic rule
theocratic [,θi:ə'krætik] theocratic; Monastic politics
craft [krɑ:ft; kræft] craft; craft; spaceship; elaborately crafted (raft raft; lifeboat; graft transplant; grafting)
Craft Brother
crafted['krɑ:ftid] elaborately crafted; Elaborate (-ed)
crafter['krɑ:ftə] craftsman; handiworker; bubble hole; welding arc pit (-er)
craftily['krɑ:ftili] cunningly; skillfully; cunningly (adjective +ly)
craftiness['krɑ:ftinis] cunning; skillful; ingenious (-ness)
crafting['krɑ:ftiŋ] craft; handicraft; exquisitely made; processed
Crafting shops; textile shops (shop stores)
craftmanship['krɑ:ftmənʃip] Craft, Craft (-ship)
craftsman ['krɑ:ftsmən] craftsman; craftsman; mechanic (man man)
craftsmanship['krɑ:ftsmənʃip] technology;
craftspeople ['kræfts, pipl] craftsmen; craftsmen (people people)
craftsperson['krɑ:ftspə:sən] craftsman; craftsman = craftsman
craft union; union union;
craftwork ['krɑ:ft,wə:k] craft, craft (work work)
crafty ['krɑ:fti] cunning; dexterous (noun +y)
aerocraft ['eərəukrɑ:ft] aircraft, aircraft (singular and plural) = aircraft (aero flying)
antiaircraft [,ænti'eəkrɑ:ft] air defense; anti-aircraft
Antiaircraft Gun Anti-Aircraft Gun
aircraft['eəkrɑ:ft]; airship; spaceship; flying ball; glider; helicopter; rocket (air-)
Aircraft carrier; carrier carrier
Artsy-craftsy (furniture, etc.) beautiful but not comfortable; (language, etc.) pretentious; pretending to be art-savvy, vassal-style (artsy)
bookcraft ['buk'krɑ:ft] Literary Creative Skills (book books)
bushcraft['buʃkrɑ:ft] Jungle earning knowledge and skills (bush shrub)
cushioncraft hovercraft, hovercraft, cushion aircraft (cushioning effect)
Fighter Aircraft (Fighter Fighter)
handcraft ['hændkrɑ:ft] handicraft, craftsmanship; Made by hand (hand hand)
handcrafted ['hændkrɑ:ftid] handmade, crafted (-ed)
handcrafts['hændkrɑ:fts] handicrafts; Handmade (three singles)
handicraft['hændikrɑ:ft] handicrafts;handicrafts (handy handmade)
handicraftsman craftsman, craftsman (man man)
kingcraft ['kiŋkrɑ:ft] King's way;
light aircraft (light light)
minecraft['mainkrɑ:ft] Minecraft
mooncraft['mu:nkrɑ:ft] [singular plural same] lunar spacecraft, lunar spacecraft (moon moon)
mosquito craft [U.S.] [general name] speedboat (mosquito mosquito)
mothercraft ['mʌðəkræft] parenting (mother mother)
roadcraft ['rəudkrɑ:ft] [English] car driving technology (road highway)
Scoutcraft ['skaut, krɑ:ft] Scouting activities; Scout Scouting
seacraft ['si:,krɑ:ft] navigation; sea vessel (sea ocean)
Smithcraft ['smikrɑ:ft] Blacksmith (or forger) occupation (or skill) (smith blacksmith)
soundcraft ['saund krɑ:ft] sound art; sound mixer
spacecraft['speiskrɑ:ft] [singular plural homology] spacecraft, spacecraft (space space)
speechcraft ['spitʃkræft] eloquence (speech speech)
spellcraft['spelkrɑ:ft] recognition; spell spell
Stagecraft ['steidʒkrɑ:ft] stage skills, performance art; screenwriting art (stage stage)
starcraft ['stɑ:krɑ:ft] astrology; astrology (star stars)
statecraft ['steitkrɑ:ft] ability to govern; ability to govern the state
watercraft ['wɔ:təkrɑ:ft] boats;
woodcraft ['wudkrɑ:ft] woodworking techniques; forest knowledge (wood wood)
cram [kræm] rote memorization; extremely crowded; filled, stuffed; wolf-down eating; violent eating; cramming (ram stuffing; reference gramgram)
cram course cramming course = crash course
crammed [kræmd] packed; stuffed; filled; put... Stuffed; greedily eaten; improvised rote memorization
Crammer ['kræmə] is a person who memorizes rote for the exam
cramming['kræmiŋ] stuffed; cramming; packed; handful... Crowded
cramp spasms, colic; [hardware] iron clamps; Bondage, restriction; make... Cramps; tightened with iron hoops; narrow; inexplicable; restricted
Cramped narrow; incomprehensible; indistinguishable; clamped with clamps; constrained
crane[krein] crane; crane; Crane your neck to look; hesitate, hesitate; Crane with crane; crane extension (onomatopoeia, crane chirping; reference crow chirping; crow; crow; cane crane; crane)
craneage['kreinidʒ] crane man-hours
crane beam [machine] crane beam, crane beam, running beam (beam beam)
Cranefly large mosquito; blind spider (flying two-winged insect)
crane hook crane hook (hook hook)
Craneman Crane Operator, Crane Worker (Man Man)
Crane rail rail
Bridge crane; [machine] bridge crane (bridge; Bridge)
Hoist crane; hoist hoist crane
mobile crane mobile crane, mobile crane (mobile movable)
tower crane [machine] tower crane (tower tower)
Truck crane truck crane (truck truck)
White crane (white white)
yard-crane mobile crane, yard mobile crane (yard courtyard)
crash[kræʃ] shattered; crashed, crashed; trespassed; rumbled; sleeping; falling; rumbling; (financial corporations, etc.) bankruptcy (onomatopoeia; reference rush, crack, dash, lash, rash)
Crash a party to be uninvited; break into a party without being invited
crash boat lifeboat (boat boat)
crash-course crash course
crash dive dive
crashed [kræʃt] crashed; crash, fall, bankruptcy, collapse; crash
Crasher ['kræʃə] slammed; crusher; uninvited guest
Crash helmet helmets; (pilots, motorcycle drivers, etc.) anti-collision helmets (helmet helmets)
crashing ['kræʃiŋ] thoroughly; best; slammed; smash
crashproof (vehicles, etc.) are not afraid of collisions, collision-resistant; -proof
Crashworthy (cars, airplanes, etc.) is crash-resistant, crash-resistant; crash-resistant
Crashworthiness Crashworthiness (worthy)
Gatecrash No ticket admission; uninvited entry; unauthorized admission (gate gate)
Gatecrasher Mixed Entrants; Uninvited Guests
crass is dull; rude; very (from the Latin word crassus, thick, rough, etymology with grease; bribery. References ass ass; donkey; stupid man; grass grass)
Crassitude was dull; rough; coarse
Crassly rudely; foolishly
Crassness is dull; vulgar; extreme
incrassate [biological] thickened; concentrated; thickened; thickened
Incrassated [biological] thickened; hypertrophic
Incrassation thickens; hypertrophic
Incrassative thickened
–crasy mix, stir
–crat suffix rule; form of government; administration, with -cracy
crate[kreit] basket; crate; wicker crate; Loading boxes; handful... Put into the box; [Beauty] Coffin (reference rate; grade; cate delicacy; delicacy)
crated['kreitid] packed in crates; handful... Place in the box
crateful ['kreitful] the amount of a box
crater ['kreitə] crater; Formation of pits; demise
Crater Lake Crater Crater Formation Deep Lake
cratering['kreitəriŋ] grinding top troughs; forming craters; [geological] craters
decrater [di:'kreitə] unloader (de-)
eggcrate ['eɡkreit] egg crate; checkered; slatted lattice fig board (egg egg)
uncrate [,ʌn'kreit] opens... Take it out of the box (un-)
wooden crate wooden box (wooden wooden)
crawl[krɔ:l] crawling; creeping; fish pond; creeping and walking (etymology is the same as creep crawling; spreading; reference to drawl slowly speaking; scrawl, sprawl)
crawlable['krɔ:ləbl] crawlable; crawlable
crawler['krɔ:lə] crawler; track towing device
crawlies['krɔ:liz] crawlies (plural of crawly)
crawling['krɔ:liŋ] crawling (the person with the ball still has to go forward after falling); Uneven coating of the surface; shrinkage and cracking
crawlspace['krɔ:lspeis] narrow voids (power lines or water pipes passing under the roof or floor) (space space)
crawl stroke freestyle; stroke paddle
crawlway['krɔ:lwei] low corridor; narrow lane (way road)
crawly['krɔ:li] tickling; creepy; [colloquial] creepy; Worms, small reptiles
Front crawl (front forward)
acrawl crawling (a-table state)
crayon ['kreien] crayon; tinted chalk; painted in crayon, painted with color chalk (cray crayfish; -on noun suffix)
craze [kreiz] mania; madness; produces cracks; makes madness; makes cracks (the word derives from the crack cracking sound. Extended to psychological implications, mental breakdown, madness; cf. maze)
Crazed[kreizd] crazy; crazy; mad; mad
crazier the craziest (adjective +er)
craziest of the craziest (adjective + est)
Crazy['kreizi] Crazy; fanatical, fascinated
crazy-cat crazy (cat cat)
Crazily ['kreizili] frantically; feverishly
Craziness ['kreizinis] stupid; fanatical; shaky
crazing['kreiziŋ] silver streaks; cracks; cracks; fine cracks
Drive crazy will... Drive crazy; can't stand it (drive driving)
kill-crazy crazy (kill kill)
stir-crazy (stir stirring)
cre roots increase, produce; create; grow, with cresc and cret (example word checkcret)
cream [kri:m] cream: cream, cream; essence; cream; cheese; foam (see stream stream, flow; steam, dream)
cream-cake (a creamy pastry) (cake cake)
cream cheese cheese cheese
creamcolored pale yellow; creamy (colored)
Creamed[kri:md] stir into a paste; add cream to (of); stir foam
Creamed coconut coconut oil; coconut cream (coconut coconut)
Creamed corn (corn corn)
creamed potatoes potatoes
Creamer ['kri:mə] cream separator; cream vessel; cream maker
creamery ['kri:məri] cream company; Cream mills; Dairy outlets
cream-faced ['kri:mfeist] pale (face face;-ed)
creamily ['kriməli] creamy; gentle (adjective +ly)
creaminess['kri:minis] milky, lammary; milky (-ness)
creaming['kri:miŋ] precipitate or upper layer of emulsion; emulsification; putting... Stir into a creamy substance, add cream to extract the essence
creamometer [kri:'mɔmitə(r)] milk lipid meter; emulsion analyzer (-meter)
Cream powder powder powder; dehydrated cream (powder powder)
cream puff pastry (or bread); old car that is well maintained [in colloquial]; coward; girly man (puff (cream) muffin; puff pastry; puff pastry)
creamware ['kri:m,weə] light yellow porcelain; beige pottery (ware pottery)
creamwove ['kri:m,wəuv] beige cloth paper (wove cloth)
creamy ['kri:mi] creamy; creamy; creamy; creamy; creamy (noun +y)
creamy concealer concealer
buttercream ['bʌtəkri:m] cream cheese;
face cream['feiskri:m] face cream; alabaster (face face)
foundation cream foundation
ice cream ice cream
Ice-cream[ais kri:m] ice cream; milky white
peach and cream (human) snow white skin and peach cheeks (peach peach)
sun cream sunscreen (sun)
crease[kri:s] crease; Wrinkling; Creases; creases (see cre-)
Creased[kri:st] has creases; wrinkles
anticrease anti-wrinkle (anti-)
Uncreased uncreted, uncreted
Crease root from Latin meaning grow, make, table "grow; produce"; with cre(-se verb suffix)
Crescendo sound gradually increases; volume gradually increases; crescendo; progressively intensifies
crescent; crescent; gradually increasing; decorated with crescent; crescent;made into crescent (cresc-growth, -ent adjective suffix; reference to -esce begins)
Crescentic crescent.-shaped
decrease [di'kri:s] decrease, decrease; decrease amount (de-)
decreased [di'kri:st] decreased; decreased
decreasing[di'kri:siŋ] decreasing; Reduce; shrink
decreasingly[di'kri:siŋli] taperingly, gradually decreasing
decrement['dekrimənt] tapering; decrement; decay rate
Decremental reduced, reduced
decremeter['dekrə,mi:tə] [electronic] attenuation measuring instrument; amplitude reduction meter (-meter)
Decrescence attenuates, decreases; attenuates; decays
Decrescent[di'kresənt] becomes smaller; tapering; deficit
increase[in'kri:s] increase, grow; increase (in-)
increased[in'kri:st] increased; increased; enhanced; increased
increments; increases; increases; surpluses
Incremental increases, adds value
incrementally incrementally; Value added
Increscence gradually increased;
Increscent grows; gradually profitable
Increasing more and more, gradually increasing; increasing, increasing
Increasingly; increasingly
Intercrescence is co-existent, symbiotic
Uncreased uncreased, uncrewed
create [kri'eit] create, create; create; create (cre-create; -ate verb suffix)
created[kri'eitid] created; caused; Create; build; cause
creater[kri'eitə] Creator; Creator
creating[kri'eitiŋ] generated; create
creation [kri:'eiʃən] creation, creation; creation, product
Creationism Creationism (the belief that everything in the world was created by God)
Creator Advocates of Creation (i.e., those who believe that all things are caused by God at once)
creative[kri'eitiv] creative
Creatively[kri'eitivli] creatively; creatively
Creativeness [kri'eitivnis] creative; talented
creativity[,kriei'tiviti] Creativity; creativity
creator[kri'eitə] creator; creator
Creatress[kri: 'eitris] female creator; female creator
creature ['kri:tʃə] animals, creatures; people; creations
Creaturely['kri:tʃə] is unique to animals or people; animals or humans
increate [,inkri:'eit] (gods, gods, etc.) already exists; in-negation
increately [,inkri:'eitli] originally; non-created place
Miscreancy evil; despicable
Miscreant['miskriənt] heretics; villains; most evil men; heretics; heretics; most evil
miscreate[, miskri'eit] miscreated, mis-created (mis-)
Miscreated crippled; ugly; deformed; mismade
Miscreation of poor creation
Miscreative mismatched; deformed
PostCreate After Creation (post-)
PreCreate Before Creation (pre-)
procreate ['prəukrieit] procreate (child); Reproduction (pro-front)
Procreation reproduction; production
Procreative ['prəukrieitiv] is produced, reproductive; fertile
producer of procreator [prəukri'eitə];
Procreant ['prəukriənt] is produced; proproductive; reproductive; fertile
re-create [,ri:kri'eit] re-creation; transformation; re-production (re-)
re-creation [,ri:kri'eiʃən] re-creation; re-creation
recreate ['rekrieit] entertainment; pastime; Recreate; make it to entertainment/pastime
Recreation [,rekri'eiʃən] Recreation; recreation; recuperation
Recreational, recreational; recreational
Recreation Ground Playground
Recreation room
recreative ['rekrieitiv] pastime; suitable for recuperation; rejuvenating
uncreate[ʌnkri: eit] makes non-existent (un-)
Uncreated has not yet been produced; uncreated; uncreated; uncreated; self-existent; eternal; Make non-existent
Uncreative lacks creativity; boring
vacreation vacuum sterilization vacuum deodorization vacuum deodorization heat treatment (vac-vacuum)
vacreator vacuum sterilizer Vacuum sterilizer vacuum sterilizer
Cred root Believe, trust
cred [kred] reputation; reliability (abbreviated form of credibility); Street credibility = street cred
credal ['kri:dəl] creed; doctrinal; [religious] creed
credence ['kri:dəns] trust; credentials; altar table (equal to credenza)
credenda [kri'dendə] Creed; Dogma (plural of credendum)
credendum [kri'dendəm] creed; dogma
credential[kri'denʃəl] certificate; credential; credential
Credentialed[kri'denʃəld] is trusted
Credentialism Qualificationism, Diplomaism
credible['kredəbl] reliable, trustworthy
credibility; certainty; The (nuclear deterrent against the enemy) is indeed effective
credibly['kredəbli] reliably; credibly
Credibility; certainty
credo ['kri:dəu] Creed, Doctrine (-o)
credulous ['kredjuləs] has a credulous character; gullibility; of)
credulously['kredjuləsli] credulously; easily concealed
Credulousness honestly; gullible
Credulity[kri'du:liti] credulity; vulnerable
incredible [in'kredəbl] unbelievable, amazing (in-negation)
Incredibility can believe; things that cannot be trusted
Incredibly unbelievable; very
incredulity [,inkri'dju:ləti] skepticism; not gullible, not easily believed
incredulous [in'kredjuləs] skeptical; not gullible
incredulously [in'kredjuləs] unbelievingly, doubtfully
credit['kredit] credit, creditworthiness; loans; credits; trust; prestige (cred-; it goes)
credit account [accounting] credit account; credit account; credit account; credit account
Credit card; debit card (card card)
Credit line credit; source and source of news (line line; line)
Creditability credibility; certainty
Creditable believable; reputable; commendable
Creditableness Good reputation; good reputation
Creditably ['kreditəbli] deserved; honorably;
Crediting ['kreditiŋ] believes; lends; credits
creditor ['kreditə] creditor, creditor
creditworthy Reputable, Reputable
creditworthiness good reputation; eligible for a line of credit
Eurocredit Europe (Money Market) Credit, Credit to the European Banking System (Euro Europe)
letter of credit [letter letter] [letter letter issued by the bank]
line of credit [financial] credit line; margin line = credit line (line route)
noncredit (non-)
on credit [accounting] credit
personal credit Personal credit; [financial] personal credit (personal personal)
personal credit line Personal credit line
sell on credit [warp] credit; [warp] sell on credit
store credit return list; purchase on credit, store credit (store reserve)
accredit [ə'kredit] authorization; trust; delegation; attribution to (a- go; credit)
accredited [ə'kreditid] recognized; trustworthy; accredited
Accreditation [ə,kredi'teiʃən] delegated; trustworthy; qualified
accrediting[ə'kreditiŋ] principal appreciation; recognition; belief; attribution
accreditor[ə'kreditə] grantor;
Discredit [dis'kredit] doubt; dishonesty; discredit; discredit; unbelief; make... Dis-)
Discreditable [dis'kreditəbl] disgraced; dishonorable; dishonorable; discredited
Discreditably [dis'kreditəbli] humiliatingly; detrimental to credibility
Discredited untrustworthy; dishonorable; Discredited (or destroyed); undermined trust in pairs
noncredit [nɔn'kredit] non-credit
precredit [pri'kredit] Before the credit period (pre-)
precredit risk (risk risk; risk)
uncredited [,ʌn'kreditid] not considered accomplished; unassigned (undone)
creek[kri:k] creek; small bay (etymology with crook bend; stream stream)
creep[kri:p] crawling; spreading; moving slowly; goosebumps; creepy sensations; flatterers (etymology with crook bends; crank crank; reference to crawling)
creepage['kri:pidʒ] creep; slow; creep (of materials, metals, etc.).
creeper[kri:pə] creeper; creeping plant; constant speed transporter
Creephole ['kri:p,həul] hiding cave; excuse; excuse (hole hole)
Creepily ['kri:pili] creepy
Creeping ['kri:piŋ] crawling; sluggish; creepy; flattering; crawling; moving slowly
Creepy ['kri:pi] creepy; creepy
creepy-crawly creepy (crawly creepy)
anticreeper anti-taxi device (anti-)
treecreeper (tree tree)
crept crawling (is the past tense of creep.) -rept crawling)
cress[kres] cress; cruciferous plants (reference crosses; chess chess)
cresset marker, lamp number (-et)
cressy['kresi] cress(noun +y)
Watercress [gardening] watercress; watercress
Crest [thing] crest; (bird, chicken) crown; summit; topping (note that all are on the "top", or "curved". Refer to best. -est superlative suffix)
crested ['krestid] with a feathered crown; with a crown; with a crown; with a medallion; at... Toppings
crestfallen dejected and discouraged (fallen falls)
cresting ['krestiŋ] toppings; in... Toppings; located in... The top; reach the apex
Crestless ['krestlis] hairless; lowly; lowly born
crest line; fold ridgeline; peak line (line line)
Hillcrest ['hilkrest] Hilltop (hill hill; hilly)
cret root 1. Differentiation; 2. Growth (deformation of cre)
accrete syngenesis; increasing; syngenesis; increasing growth; attachment; attracting something over (a-)
accretion accumulation layer, alluvial layer; accumulation (process); accumulation; accumulation; additive
Accretional grows; accumulates; adheres
accretive accumulated; adhesion
concrete[kən'kri:t] condensate; Concrete; Concrete; Real; specific; Tangible (con-; -cre-growth; i.e. growing together, aggregated into chunks)
concretely['kɔnkri:tli] specifically
Concreteness Concrete; Concreteness; Indeed
concreting concrete; tangible; concrete; Condensation, coagulation; Condensation, binding
concretion[kən'kri:ʃən] stones; coagulation; coagulation
Concretionary solidified; condensed; condensed
concretise['kɔnkri:taiz] (e) make... Materialize =concretize
concretize['kɔnkri:taiz] makes it tangible; makes it concrete
discrete, discrete; discrete; discrete components; independent parts (dis-separated, scattered)
Discretely discretely; separatedly
discreteness components; discontinuities (how obvious the target is to the background)
discretion [dis'kreʃən] discretion; prudence; judgment; discretion; thoughtfulness
discretional arbitrary = discretionary; discretionary
Discretionary arbitrary; discretionary
Discretionarily arbitrary; discretionary; discretionary
Discretization [number] discretization
Discretize discrete
Discretized
excrement feces, excrement
excreta excrement, secretions
excrete excretion; secretion (ex-outward; -cret separated; euphemism, i.e., what is excreted from the human body. ）
Excreted; secreted; excreted; excreted; excreted; secreted
excreting (from the cell) excretion (waste)
excretion, excretion; secretion, secretion
excretive secretion; Excretory; Promotes excretion
Excreted, secreted; excretory; excretory; excretory organs
jetcrete ['dʒetkri:t] sprayed concrete (jet jet spraying)
shotcrete['ʃɔtkri:t] spray concrete;
pumpcrete pump poured concrete, pumped concrete (pump pump)
recrement waste; [physiological] respirant; reabsorbed substance (re-)
recremental dregs; Waste
Secrete hiding; stealing privately; [raw] secretion
secret ['si:krit] secret; secret; secret; secret; secret; secret; confidential (se-separation; -cret-distinction; distinction from other information, avoidance, i.e. "confidential")
Secretarial [,sekrə'teəriəl] secretarial; secretarial; ministerial
Secretariat [,sekrə'teəriət] Secretariat;
Secretary of secretariate[,sekrə'teəriət]; secretariat = secretariat
secretary['sekrətəri] secretary; secretary; minister; minister
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