critical thinking |
the objective analysis and evaluation of facts and evidence to form a judgment. |
criticism |
the act of making judgments or criticizing. [4 definitions] |
criticize |
to judge with regard to flaws and strengths. [4 definitions] |
critique |
a written critical review of or commentary on a work, esp. of art, literature, or the like. [3 definitions] |
critter |
(informal) a living creature, especially an animal that lives in the wild. |
croak |
to make a low, hoarse sound with the voice, like that of a frog. [4 definitions] |
croaker |
a person, animal, or thing that croaks. [2 definitions] |
croaky |
of a sound, low and hoarse. |
Croat |
a native or citizen of Croatia, or a descendant thereof. |
Croatia |
since 1992, a Balkan republic bordered by the Adriatic Sea, Slovenia, Hungary, and Bosnia and Herzegovina; formerly part of Yugoslavia. |
Croatian |
of or pertaining to Croatia or its people, culture, language, or the like. [3 definitions] |
crochet |
needlework made with a hooked needle that draws the thread in a pattern of intertwined loops. [2 definitions] |
crock |
an earthenware container, esp. a pot or jar. [2 definitions] |
crocked |
(slang) drunk. |
crockery |
earthenware dishes and pots collectively. |
Crock-Pot |
trademark for an electric slow cooker that maintains a steady low temperature. |
crocodile |
any of various large reptiles found in tropical swamps, with a thick, tough skin, a long tail, and a pointed snout. [2 definitions] |
crocodile tears |
a hypocritical display of grief; insincere tears. |
crocodilian |
any reptile such as or resembling the alligator, caiman, and crocodile. |
crocus |
any of several small plants, related to the iris, that grow from a bulb and bloom in early spring with a single colorful flower. |
croft |
(chiefly British) a small farm, especially one in Scotland, that is rented by a tenant and is composed of a plot of agricultural land and an adjoining dwelling. [2 definitions] |