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57 Cards in this Set

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coup d'etat
sudden change of government by force
couturier
dressmaker
covenant
a solemn agreement between parties
covert
hidden, secret
covetous
desiring greedily what belongs to another
cower
shrink from fear
cranium
the skull of a vertebrate
crass
stupid, unrefined
craven
cowardly
credence
faith, belief
credulous
inclined to believe on slight evidence
creed
statement of faith
cremate
burn a dead body
cretinism
disease caused by thyroid deficiency causing dwarfism
criterion
standard of judging
crouton
small piece of toasted bread
cruciate
cross-shaped
cryptic
having a hidden meaning, mysterious
culex
common house mosquito
culinary
relating to the kitchen or to cooking
culmination
acme, highest attainment
culpable
faulty, deserving of blame
cult
group with a similar belief, especially an outlandish or faddish one
cumulous
rounded cloud
cupidity
greed for wealth, avarice
curmudgeon
churlish person
cursory
superficial, hurried
curtail
reduce, shorten.
cygnet
young swan
dactyl
a metrical foot of one stressed and two unstressed syllables
daguerreotype
type of early photograph
dale
a small valley
damask
a fine fabric with a figured weave
dank
unpleasantly damp
dappled
marked with small spots
dastard
coward
davit
a crane for hoisting boats
dawdle
waste time, trifle
dearth
scarcity
debase
reduce in dignity
debauch
corrupt
debilitate
enfeeble, weaken
debonair
courteous
decamp
depart suddenly
decant
pour off gently
decanter
ornamental wine bottle
deciduous
leaf-shedding
declivity
downward slope
decollete
low necked
decorous
proper
decrepit
broken down by old age
decry
clamor against
deduce
derive by reasoning
deem
have an opinion, think
de facto
actual as opposed to legal
defalcation
embezzlement
defamation
act of ruining another's reputation