Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Civilize

Civilizev.t.to make civil, polish, reclaim

1244

Civilized

Civilizedpa.polished, improved, polite, civil

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Civilly

Civillyad.kindly, politely, well, with respect

1246

Civism

Civismn.patriotism, attachment to the public welfare

1247

Clack

Clackn.a part of a mill, the tongue

1248

Clack (2)

Clackv.i.to make repeated noises

1249

Clad

Cladpret.andpa.of to clothe

1250

Claim

Claimn.a demand, a title;v.t.to demand of right

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Claimable

Claimablea.that may be claimed or demanded

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Claimant

Claimantn.one who demands, one who owns

1253

Claimed

Claimedpa.demanded, required, owned, taken

1254

Clam

Clamn.a genus of bivalvular shell fish

1255

Clamant

Clamanta.crying, calling to or upon, begging

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Clamber

Clamberv.i.to clog, stop up, stick, glue, starve

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Clammed

Clammedpa.clogged up with matter, starved

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Clamminess

Clamminessn.ropiness, toughness, stickiness

1259

Clamming

Clammingn.the taking of clams

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Clamor

Clamorn.a great noise, cry, outcry

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Clamor (2)

Clamorv.i.to complain, make a noise, cry out

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Clamorous

Clamorousa.noisy, troublesome, importunate

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Clamp

Clampn.a thick piece of wood fastened to another, an iron to confine guns to the carriages

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Clamp (2)

Clampv.t.to fasten with a clamp

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Clan

Clann.a family, race, sect, set, despicable body

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Clancular

Clanculara.clandestine, secret, private, ob.

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Clandestine

Clandestinea.secret, hidden, fly, done craftily

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Clandestinely

Clandestinelyad.secretly, privately, craftily

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Clang

Clang, or Clangor, or Clankn.a sharp or shrill noise