| club steak |
a beefsteak cut from the upper end of the short loin. |
| clubwoman |
a woman who is a member of one or more clubs at which, or in the activities of which, she spends much time. |
| cluck |
to make the sharp, throaty noise of a hen brooding or calling chicks. [4 definitions] |
| clue |
something that gives direction or help in solving a puzzle, problem, or mystery. [2 definitions] |
| clue in |
to provide with information or make aware. |
| clueless |
(informal) having absolutely no understanding, awareness, or knowledge of something. [2 definitions] |
| clump |
a dense grouping, as of trees. [6 definitions] |
| clumsy |
lacking physical grace or coordination; awkward; fumbling. [3 definitions] |
| clung |
past tense and past participle of cling. |
| clunk |
a dull heavy sound; thud; thump. [4 definitions] |
| clunky |
heavy or large and oddly-shaped, giving the feeling or appearance of awkwardness or unattractiveness. [2 definitions] |
| cluster |
a small, close grouping of similar things. [3 definitions] |
| clutch1 |
to grab with or as if with the hands; seize. [9 definitions] |
| clutch2 |
a group of eggs incubated or hatched at the same time. [3 definitions] |
| clutter |
to fill or litter with an untidy assortment of things. [3 definitions] |
| Clydesdale |
a large powerful draft horse characterized by its thickly feathered fetlocks. |
| clypeate |
in biology, shaped like a round shield, as a plate on the head of certain insects. |
| clyster |
an enema. |
| Cm |
symbol of the chemical element curium. |
| cm |
abbreviation of "centimeter," or "centimeters," a unit of length equal to one hundredth of a meter or 0.3937 inch. |
| c'mon |
(informal) contracted form of "come on," used to demand or encourage someone to come along quickly or to stop hesitating to do something. [2 definitions] |