Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Caddis

Caddisn.a kind of tape or stuff, a worm or grub

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Caddy

Caddyn.a small box for tea

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Cade

Cadea.tame, soft, delicate, tender

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Cade (2)

Caden.a cask

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Cadence

Cadencen.a fall of the voice, found, decline, step

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Cadent

Cadenta.falling, sinksing, falling gently

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Cadet

Cadetn.a volunteer, a younger brother

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Cadi

Cadin.a chief magistrate amongst the Turks

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Cadmean

Cadmeana.pertaining to Cadmus, who introduced letters into Greece

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Caducous

Caducousa.falling at the first opening off the flower, or before the end of summer

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Caftan

Caftann.a kind of habit, a Persian garment

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Cag

Cagn.a little barrel or cask

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Cage

Cagen.a place of confinement

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Cage (2)

Cagev.t.to confine

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Cagit

Cagitn.a beautiful green parrot

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Caiffon

Caiffon, or Caiffoonn.a chest of bombs or powder

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Caitiff

Caitiffa.mean, base, sorry, despicable, knavish

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Caitiff (2)

Caitiffn.a base fellow, villain, knave, wretch

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Cajeput

Cajeputn.an oil from the East Indies

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Cajole

Cajolev.t.to flatter, coax, sooth, deceive, beguile

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Cajoling

Cajolingpa.coaxing, wheedling

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Cajoling (2)

Cajolingn.flattery

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Cajota

Cajotan.a Mexican animal like a wolf and dog

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Cake

Caken.a small loaf, a compsition of flour, butter, &c, sweetened, a concretion of flesh

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Cake (2)

Cakev.i.to form into a lump or concretion

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Cala

Cala, or Cabalan.the Jewish traditions

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Calabash

Calabashn.a tree, a vessel made of the fruit of the tree, or of a gourd shell