Caudal
Caudala.pertaining to the tail
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Caudex
Caudexpl.caudexes,n.the part of a plant which connects the roots with the leaves
Caudle
Caudlen.child-bed food;v.i.to make candle
Cauf
Caufn.a chest with holes for keeping fish in the water
Caught
Caughtpret.andpa.from to catch
Cauk
Caukn.a coarse kind of spar found in mines
Caul
Cauln.a membrane covering the lower part of the bowels, a small net
Caulescent
Caulescenta.having a stem different from that which produces the flower
Cauliferous
Cauliferousa.having a stem
Cauliflower
Cauliflowern.a fine or admired sort of cabbage
Cauliform
Cauliforma.like a stem or stalk
Cauline
Caulinea.growing on a stem
Causable
Causablea.that may be produced by a cause
Causal
Causala.relating to or implying causes, prime
Causality
Causality, or Causationn.the power, act or quality, of causing, the agency of a cause, agency
Causative
Causativea.expressive of some cause or reason
Cause
Causen. v.to effect, produce, occasion, debate
Causeless
Causelessa.having no just reason, original
Causer
Causern.one who causes or produces, an agent
Causey
Causey, or Causewayn.a raised or paved way
Caustic
Caustica.burning, hot;n.a burning application
Causticity
Causticityn.the quality of burning or corroding
Cautelous
Cautelousa.cautious, cunning crafty, wily, sly
Cautelously
Cautelouslyad.cautiously, cunningly, craftily
Cauterization
Cauterizationn.the act of burning with irons
Cauterize
Cauterizev.t.to burn wiht hot irons, to fear
Cautery
Cauteryn.an iron for or the act of burning animal flesh