Blackbook [ OWS ] Page 12
[00:00.10] A group of things that have been hidden in some place.
[00:03.37] - Cache.
[00:05.79] One who is bad in spellings.
[00:09.00] - Cacographer.
[00:11.92] Harsh or discordant sound; loud confusing disagreeable sounds; an incongruous or chaotic mixture.
[00:19.89] - Cacophony.
[00:22.28] The young one of a cow.
[00:25.20] - Calf.
[00:27.32] A person who is skilled at producing beautiful handwriting.
[00:32.11] - Calligrapher.
[00:34.76] The art of beautiful handwriting.
[00:37.96] - Calligraphy.
[00:40.60] A man devoid of kind feelings and sympathy.
[00:44.59] - Callous.
[00:46.71] That which makes it difficult to recognize the presence or real nature of something.
[00:52.82] - Camouflage.
[00:55.75] A person who eats human flesh.
[00:58.94] - Cannibal.
[01:01.09] House or shelter of a gipsy; a group of people, especially traders or pilgrims, traveling together across a desert.
[01:10.67] - Caravan.
[01:13.06] The dead body of an animal.
[01:16.26] - Carcass.
[01:18.39] Something which is considered to be very important.
[01:22.63] - Cardinal.
[01:25.29] A doctor who specializes in the study or treatment of heart diseases.
[01:30.87] - Cardiologist.
[01:33.79] The study of the heart and its action and disease.
[01:38.05] - Cardiology.
[01:40.44] A picture of a person or a thing drawn in such a highly exaggerated manner as to cause laughter.
[01:47.34] - Caricature.
[01:50.53] Animals that eat meat.
[01:53.45] - Carnivorous.
[01:55.57] A song which is sung in a church by a group of singers.
[02:00.35] - Carol.
[02:02.74] A person who draws or makes maps.
[02:06.73] - Cartographer.
[02:09.12] The art or process of drawing or making maps.
[02:13.37] - Cartography.
[02:16.03] An amusing drawing about politics/events in the news.
[02:20.81] - Cartoon.
[02:23.20] A place where gambling games are played.
[02:26.65] - Casino.
[02:29.34] A large, deep pot used both in the oven and as a serving vessel.
[02:35.18] - Casserole.
[02:37.31] A list or collection of books or informative graphics.
[02:42.62] - Catalogue.
[02:44.21] An event causing great and sudden damage or suffering.
[02:49.01] - Catastrophe.
