Captivate
Captivatev.t.to subdue by charms, take captive
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Captivatev.t.to subdue by charms, take captive
Captiven.one taken in war, a prisoner, a slave
Captive
Captivityn.bondage, slavery, subjection, thrall
Captorn.a person who takes prizes or prisoners
Capturen.the act of taking anything, a prize
Capturev.t.to take as a prize in war
Capuchinn.a friar, kind of woman's cloak, cowl
Capucinn.the fagoo, a species of monkey
Capulinn.the Mexican cherry
Capwardn.an amphibious animal of Brazil
Carn.a cart, a chariot, a constellation
Caracn.a Spanish galleon, a large ship of burden
Caracaln.an E. Indian quadruped of the feline kind
Caratn.a weight of four grains, the 24th part of gold or silver coin
Caravann.a large carriage, a body of merchants or pilgrims
Caravasaryn.an inn for travellers in the East
Caravel, or Carveln.a small vessel used in the herring fishery
Carawayn.a plant with pungent aromatic seed
Carbinier, or Carabiniern.a short gun
Carbinier, or Carabiniern.a light horseman
Carbonn.a pure charcoal
Carbonadev.t.to score and broil, ob.
Carbonaten.a salt formed by carbonic acid and a base
Carbonateda.combined with carbon
Carbonhydrousa.composed of carbon and hydrogene
Carbonic