Cerastes
Cerastesn.a kind of serpent, a horned serpent
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Cerate
Ceraten.a soft kind of salve made of wax and oil
Cerated
Cerateda.covered with cerate or wax
Cercopithecan
Cercopithecana.belonging to monkeys
Cere
Cerev.t.to cover or smear over with wax, to wax
Cerecloth
Cereclothn.a cloth dipped in melted wax, &c.
Ceremonial
Ceremonialn.the outward form, a book of rites
Ceremonial (2)
Ceremonial, or Ceremoniousa.civil to a fault, formal
Ceremoniously
Ceremoniouslyad.in a formal manner
Ceremoniousness
Ceremoniousnessn.formality, fondness, for ceremony, ceremony, affectation of politeness
Ceremony
Ceremonyn.an outward rite, a formal civility
Ceres
Ceresn.a pagan goddess, the inventor of corn, a newly discovered planet
Ceriferous
Ceriferousa.producing wax
Cernuous
Cernuousa.hanging down, looking to the ground
Ceroon
Ceroonn.a square bale or bag
Certain
Certaina.sure, undoubted, fixed, regular, some
Certainly
Certainly, or Certesad.surely, without fail, yes
Certainty
Certainty, or Certituden.a fulness of assurance
Certificate
Certificaten.a testimony given in writing
Certified
Certifiedpa.assured, made certain, informed
Certify
Certifyv.t.to give certain notice, assure, tell
Certiorari
Certiorarin.a kind of writ issued in chancery
Cerulean
Cerulean, or Ceruleousa.skycolored, blue, light-blue
Cerulisic
Cerulisica.producing or causing a blue color
Ceruse
Cerusen.whitelead, whiteoxyd of lead
Cervical
Cervicala.belonging to the neck
Cervine
Cervinea.pertaining to the deer