C's

Front 1

cache

Back 1

a hiding place
--the pirates cache was under the rock in the middle of the island.

Front 2

cacophony

Back 2

nasty harsh souds
--the first time I played my trumpet, it was a cacophony.
--everyday when i come home on the bus it is a cacophony that gives me a headache.

Front 3

cadaver

Back 3

A dead body; a corpse
--There were many cadevers found on the side of paths during the holocaust.

Front 4

cajole

Back 4

trying to get your own way
-- my sister is always cajoling in order to get the best of everything.

Front 5

calumnious

Back 5

things that defame
--Walking next to my sister is calumnitous when she misbehaves.

Front 6

cantankerous

Back 6

disagreeable
--i have met many cantankerous people in my life, but none are as bad as him.

Front 7

capacious

Back 7

spacious
--When we take the back seats of the odysey and fold them backwards, the back half is capacious

Front 8

capitulate

Back 8

to give up
--I just wish that the terrorists would capitulate and leave us alone.

Front 9

capricous

Back 9

unpredictable
--The capricous moves of the terrorists make it hard to eliminate all of them.

Front 10

captious

Back 10

a person who finds fault in others.
--I am sometimes called captious because i find fault in my sister, but it is very hard not to especially since she faults all the time.

Front 11

catatonic

Back 11

periods of stupor

Front 12

celerity

Back 12

swiftness
--My car finished the race with celerity and finshed the track in 2.5 seconds.

Front 13

chagrined

Back 13

embarrassed
--The boy was chagrined when his car finished in last place.

Front 14

chastice

Back 14

scold
--The student was chasticed on the bus for fighhting another person.

Front 15

clamor

Back 15

outburt of loud and annoying sound.
--The clamor on the bus sometimes makes it hard to focus.
--The clamor at the party forced the people to go outside for a while

Front 16

clandestine

Back 16

sneaky hidden
--The clandastine meetings took place in the back alley so that the cops wouldn't notice.

Front 17

coddle

Back 17

to pamper and treat gently
--The private school was so used to being coddled and supported that when he went to a public school he had to drop out.

Front 18

coerce

Back 18

being pushed or forced into doeng something.
--I was coerced into going to the outlet mall for 6 hours doing nothing.

Front 19

complacent

Back 19

self-satisfied
--While the other students strived for perfection in their cars, i was complacent.

Front 20

compunction

Back 20

sence of shame
--The kids compunction didn't let him ruin the other racer's car.

Front 21

conducive

Back 21

helpfull to reach a goal
--The oddly shaped projection on the side of the car was not conducive.

Front 22

conundrum

Back 22

problem
--The wind conundrum was solved while launching our rockets by launching into th wind.

Front 23

covert

Back 23

secretive
--The covert plan to tag the building was sold to the police by one of the members, so the whole team sas busted.

Front 24

cower

Back 24

To shrink away in shame or fear.
--The coward was cowering in the corner of the battlefield while everyone else in the game fought hard.

Front 25

cursory

Back 25

superficial; not done properly
--The cursory job done by the electrician resulted in a fire.