| cardiogram |
the curve drawn by an electrocardiograph in recording the mechanical movements of the heart, used in the diagnosis of heart defects and disease; electrocardiogram. |
| cardiograph |
an instrument used to detect and record the differences in bodily electric potential that are associated with the action of the heart; electrocardiograph. |
| cardiologist |
a medical doctor who specializes in the workings and diseases of the heart. |
| cardiology |
the medical study of the heart, its normal functioning, and its diseases. |
| cardiomyopathy |
chronic disease of the heart muscle. |
| cardiopulmonary |
of or pertaining to the heart and lungs. |
| cardiorespiratory |
of or pertaining to the heart and respiratory system. |
| cardiovascular |
of or pertaining to the heart and blood vessels. |
| cardioversion |
application of an electric shock to restore heartbeat. |
| card shark |
an expert at cards. [2 definitions] |
| cardsharp |
one who cheats at cards, esp. as an occupation. |
| card table |
a small square table with folding legs, designed for playing card games. |
| CARE |
acronym of "Cooperative for American Relief Everywhere." |
| care |
concentrated focus or attention. [12 definitions] |
| careen |
esp. of a vehicle, to sway while moving fast, or to move fast and unsteadily. [5 definitions] |
| career |
the course or development of one's life, or a phase in one's life, usually in connection with one's occupation. [5 definitions] |
| careerism |
zealous pursuit of success in a career, often at the expense of family life, ethics, or the like. |
| care for |
to have a liking for (something) or feel like having (used in negative sentences and questions). [3 definitions] |
| carefree |
having no concerns or responsibility; without worry; lighthearted. |
| careful |
cautious and watchful in one's actions. [3 definitions] |
| carefully |
in a careful or cautious manner; with care. |