Circumscription
Circumscriptionn.a limitation, a confinement
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Circumscriptionn.a limitation, a confinement
Circumscriptivea.inclosing, limiting
Circumspecta.cautious, wary, watchful, wife
Circumspection, or Circumspectnessn.caution, watchfulness, care, heed, attention, prudence
Circumspectlyad.cautiously, warily, prudently
Circumstancen.a condition, event, incident, fact
Circumstanceda.placed, situtated, set, attended
Circumstancesn. pl.condition with respect to property
Circumstantiala.particular, minute, accidental
Circumstantiallyad.minutely, exactly, really
Circumvallationn.a surrounding with walls or trenches boarded with breastwork, a trench
Circumventv.t.to deceive, cheat, gull, overreach
Circumventionn.fraud, imposture, prevention
Circumvestv.t.to cover, put or garnish, round
Circumvolutionn.a turning round or about, a turn
Circumvolvev.t.to roll round or about
Circupspectivea.cautious, watchful, attentive
Circus, or Cirquen.a place of sports, or shows
Cirln.an Italian bird of the size of a sparrow
Cirriferousa.producing tendrils or claspers
Cirrous, or Cirrosea.terminating in a clasper
Cirrusn.a tendril or clasper
Ciruiteern.one who travels or goes a circuit
Cisalpinea.lying on the hither side of the Alps, with regard to Rome, that is, the south side
Cissv.i.to hiss, as water on hot metal corruption
Cistn.a case, coat, covering, bag, tumor
Cisteda.contained, in a cist or bag, swelled up