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English Speaking Vocabulary for 18th February
English Vocabulary Index
English Speaking Vocabulary for 18th February :
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Chronic (adj.) : lasting a long time, acute
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Chronicle (n) : a record of facts in the order of time
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Chronology (n) : a list prepared in accordance with the time of occurrence
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Chubby (adj.) : plump
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Chum (n) : intimate friend
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Chum (v) : live together with
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Church (n) : a place of worship for Christians
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Churl (n) : a rustic or peasant, an ill-bred fellow
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Churlish (adj.) : rude
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Churn (n) : a machine used for the separation of butter
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Churn (v) : stir or agitate and obtain butter
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Cigarette (n) : a thin roll of cut tobacco used for smoking
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Cinchona (n) : a kind of tree producing quinine
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Cinder (n) : half burnt wood or coal
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Cinema (n) : a motion picture show
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Cipher (n) : anything of little values, secret language
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Cypher (n) : anything of little valus, secret language
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Circle (n) : perfectly round plane figure
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Circle (v) : enclose in a circle
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Circuit (n) : going round
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Circular (n) : an announcement sent round
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Circular (adj.) : round
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Circulate (v) : spread
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Circumference (n) : the boundary line of a circle
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Circumscribe (v) : draw on the outside, limit
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Circumstance (n) : an event, happening, an incident
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Circumvent (v) : outwit
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Circus (n) : a place for the exhibition of physical feats and horsemanship, etc.,
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Cistern (n) : a resecvoir
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Citadel (n) : a fortress
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Cite (v) : quote
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Citizen (n) : an inhabitant of a city or country
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City (n) : a large town
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Civet (n) : a kind of a cat yielding a fragrant substance
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Civic (adj.) : pertaining to a city
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Civics (n) : the study of civic administration
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Civil (adj.) : pertaining to society, state etc.,
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Civilian (n) : an administrator on the civil side
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Civilian (adj.) : non-military
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Civility (n) : politeness
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Civilization (n) : refined state of society or manners
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Civilize (v) : instruct in arts and refinements
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Clad (v) : old past tense and past participle of CLOTH
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Claim (n) : a right
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Claim (v) : demand as a right
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Clamant (n) : person who claims
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Clamour (n) : uproar, loud demand
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Clamour (v) : cry aloud
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