culvert |
a man-made channel for drainage or the like that passes under a street or other thoroughfare. |
cumber |
to interfere with the functioning of; hinder; encumber. [3 definitions] |
Cumberland |
a U.S. river that flows from southeastern Kentucky westward through Tennessee, emptying into the Ohio river in southwestern Kentucky. [2 definitions] |
cumbersome |
awkward or unmanageable because of size, shape, or weight. [2 definitions] |
cumbia |
a Colombian folk dance, variations of which are popular in Mexico, Argentina, and other Latin-American countries. |
cumbrance |
a troublesome burden or encumbrance. |
cumbrous |
cumbersome. |
cumin |
a plant of the umbel family that bears pink or white flowers. [2 definitions] |
cum laude |
with honor (used to indicate good academic performance). |
cummerbund |
a wide, often pleated band worn about a man's waist and under his dinner jacket or other formal attire. |
cumquat |
variant of kumquat. |
cumulate |
accumulate; amass. [2 definitions] |
cumulative |
becoming larger or greater by means of gradual addition. [2 definitions] |
cumulonimbus |
a tall, large, and dense cloud associated with heavy rain or hail; thundercloud. |
cumulus |
a large, puffy, white cloud with a flat base. [2 definitions] |
cuneate |
shaped like a wedge. [2 definitions] |
cuneiform |
in the shape of a wedge. [4 definitions] |
cunning |
adept at subtle or deceptive planning or action; crafty; shrewd. [4 definitions] |
cup |
a small, wide-mouthed container used for drinking such things as coffee or tea. [7 definitions] |
cupbearer |
someone who pours and serves cups of wine, as in a royal household. |