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Word smart list six
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| captivate | v- to fascinate; to enchant; to enrapture |
| carcinogenic | adj- causing cancer |
| cardinal | adj. most important; chief |
| careen | v. to swerve; to move rapidly without control; to lean to one side |
| cartography | n. the art of making maps and charts |
| cascade | n. a waterfall; anything resembling a waterfall |
| cataclysm | n. a violent upheaval; an earthquake; a horrible flood |
| caucus | n. a meeting of the members of a political party or political faction; a political group whose members have common interests or goals |
| cavalier | adj. arrogant; haughty; carefree; casual |
| cavil | v. to quibble; to raise trivial objections |
| chaff | n. worthless stuff |
| chameleon | n. a highly changeable person |
| champion | v. to defend; to support |
| channel | v. to direct; to cause to follow a certain path |
| chaste | adj. pure and unadorned; abstaining from sex |
| cherub | n. a supercute chubby-cheeked child; a kind of angel |
| chortle | v. to chuckle with glee |
| churl | n. a rude person; a boar |
| chutzpah | n. brazenness; audacity |
| cipher | n. zero; a nobody; a code; the solution to a code |
| circumnavigate | v. to sail or travel all the way around |
| citadel | n. a fortress defending a city; a stronghold; a bulwark |
| clandestine | adj. concealed or secret, usually for an evil or subversive purpose |
| classic | adj. top-notch; of the highest quality; serving as a standard or model |
| cleave | v. to cling; to split |
| climatic | adj. having to do with the climate |
| cloister | n. a covered walk, with columns on one side, that runs along the perimeter of a courtyard, especially in a convent or monastery; a tranquil secluded place |
| clone | n. an exact duplicate; an organism genetically identical to another |
| clout | n. a blow; influence |
| cloy | v. to cause to feel too full, especially when indulging in something overly sweet; to become wearisome through excess |