Clemency
Clemencyn.kindness, mercy, humanity, tenderness
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Clemencyn.kindness, mercy, humanity, tenderness
Clementa.kind, merciful, courteous
Clepev.t.to call, name, denominate, ob.
Clergyn.the whole order, set or body, of divines
Clergyablea.admitting the benefit of clergy which is an exemption from certain punishments
Clergymann.a person in holy orders, a minister
Clericala.of or relating to the clergy
Clerkn.a clergyman, scholar, writer, officer
Clerkshipn.the office, &c. of a clerk, scholarship
Clevera.skillful, dexterous, smart, sensible
Cleverlyad.skilfully, dexterously, fitly, well
Clevernessn.skill, knowledge, dexterity, art
Clewn.a ball of thread, &c. guide, corner of a fai
Clewv.t.to raise the sails, to draw up
Clickv.i.to make a sharp and successive noise
Clickern.a caller-in as a shop, servant, clerk
Clicketn.the knocker of a door, clapper, clack
Clientn.an employer of an attorney, a dependant
Clienteda.supplied with or having clients
Clientele, or Clientshipn.the condition of a client
Cliff, or Cliftn.a rock, steep hill, precipice, clef
Climactern.every seventh or ninth year
Climacterica.succeeding, critical, dangerous
Climactericn.a critical year of a person's life
Climate, or Climen.a tract of land, country, air
Climaxn.a rhetorical figure, gradation, ascent
Climbv.climbed, climbed,pa.to mount by the hands as well as feet, to ascend with labor