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cadence (n) a rythym
cadge (v) to seek by begging
cadmium (n) a soft bluish-white mettalic element
cadre (n) a small group trained especially for a particular purpose
caffeine (n) a stimulant found in coffee
caftan (n) an ankle-length tunic worn by men in eastern Europe and the Middle East, or a woman's long loose dress
cajole(v) persuade to do something by coaxing
calabash (n) a tropical American tree bearing large gourd-like fruit
calabrese (n) round, white, crusty Italian bread
calamari (n) the flesh of the squid when used as food
calamine (n) a pink powder used to make a soothing lotion
calcareous (adj) of or containing calcium carbonate
calcify (v) harden by deposition of calcium salts
damask (n) a woven fabric with a pattern visible on both sides
damnable (adj) very bad, unpleasant
damnedest (adj) most extraordinary, do one's utmost
damselfly (n) an insect like a dragonfly
dander (n) loose one's temper
dandle (v) move a child up and down on one's knees or in one's arms
dandruff (n) dead skin in small scales in the hair
dandy (n) a man undully, devoted to fashionable dress or appearance
Danish (n) the language of the people of Denmark
dank (adj) damp and cold
dapper (adj) trim and neat in appearance
dapple (v) mark with spots or small patches
earthmover (n) a vehicle or machine for moving earth
earth-shattering (n) traumatic or shocking
earthy (adj) of or like soil, crude
easterly (adj) in an eastern position or direction
easy chair a large comfortable chair
easy money (n) money got without effort
eatery (n) a restaurant
eau de colonge (n) a mild perfume
eau de toilette (n) a perfume that is slightly stronger than eau de colonge
eaves (n) the underside of a projecting roof
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