English Vocabulary for 19th February : Here is the complete list.

English Vocabulary for 19th February English Vocabulary Index English Vocabulary for 19th February : Clamp (n) : a device to hold things together Clan (n) : a tribe Clandestine (adj.) : concealed, hidden Clang (n) : a sharp ringing sound Clang (v) : produce a clang Clap (v) : strike the palms together, applaud with hands, confine Clap (n) : a burst of sound Clarification (n) : making clear, bringing out the full meaning or import Clarify (v) : make clear Clarion (n) : a shrill note Clarity (n) : clearness Clash (v) : meet in opposition Clash (n) : opposition, collision Clasp (v) : fasten with a hook, embrace Clasp (n) : a hook Class (n) : a number of students, rank or order of persons Class (v) : group Classic (adj.) : excellent Classic (n) : anything excellent Classify (v) : group, arrange into classes Clatter (n) : a rattling noise Clatter (v) : raise a rattling sound repeatedly Clause (n) : part of a sentence, part of contract Claw (n) : the hooked nail of a beast Claw (v) : tear with claws Clay (n) : earth in general, stiff viscous earth Clean (adj.) : free from dirt, pure Clean (v) : make clean Cleanliness (n) : purity Cleanse (v) : make clean Clear (adj.) : pure Clear (v) : empty, make pure or plain Clearing (n) : the act of removing Cleavage (n) : split Cleave (v) : cut, split Cleft (n) : chasm Cleft (v) : past tense and past participle of CLEAVE Celemancy (n) : mercy Clench (v) : hold fast, make conclusive settle, rivet Clinch (v) : hold fast, make conclusive settle, rivet Clergy (n) : the ministers of the Christian religion Clerk (n) : a priest, one employed as writer Clever (adj.) : skilful Cleverly (adj.) : skilfully Cleverness (n) : ingenuity, skill Client (n) : customer Cliff (n) : a high steep rock Climate (n) : condition of a place with regard to temperature, present circumstances Climax (n) : upward rise or slope Climb (v) : ascent, mount or rise up slowly Climb (n) : a rise Climber (n) : that which or one who climbs Cling (v) : adhere, keep hold English Vocabulary Index From English Vocabulary to HOME PAGE