Blackbook [ OWS ] Page 13
[00:00.10] Causing great damage or suffering.
[00:01.92] - Catastrophic.
[00:04.83] A large, deep, metal pot used for cooking over an open fire.
[00:10.42] - Cauldron.
[00:13.06] Soldiers who fight on horseback.
[00:16.25] - Cavalry.
[00:18.65] The sound of a crow.
[00:21.30] - Caw.
[00:23.44] A time when enemies agree to stop fighting.
[00:27.44] - Ceasefire.
[00:30.08] The state of being unmarried by choice.
[00:33.80] - Celibacy.
[00:36.18] An underground place for storing wine or other provisions.
[00:41.23] - Cellar.
[00:43.90] A large burial ground.
[00:47.08] - Cemetery.
[00:49.20] A person who is 100 years old or more.
[00:53.45] - Centenarian.
[00:55.84] The 100th anniversary of an event.
[00:59.55] - Centennial.
[01:02.23] Anything tending to move away from the center.
[01:06.50] - Centrifugal.
[01:08.89] Something that is related to the brain or the intellect.
[01:13.40] - Cerebral.
[01:15.79] Art of designing or writing on wax.
[01:19.52] - Cerography.
[01:22.43] Rub a part of the body to restore warmth or sensation.
[01:26.97] - Chafe.
[01:29.62] Vexation for humiliation or disappointment.
[01:33.37] - Chagrin.
[01:35.73] A child who is believed to have been secretly left in exchange for another.
[01:42.11] - Changeling.
[01:44.23] A small building, or room used for Christian worship in a school, prison, large private house, etc.
[01:53.00] - Chapel.
[01:55.13] Compelling attractiveness or charm that can inspire or influence others.
[02:00.98] - Charisma.
[02:03.63] Exercising a compelling charm that inspires devotion in others.
[02:08.67] - Charismatic.
[02:11.60] A person falsely claiming to have special knowledge or skill.
[02:16.64] - Charlatan.
[02:19.29] Run after in order to catch or catch up with.
[02:22.75] - Chase.
[02:25.17] A deep fissure in the earth's surface.
[02:28.88] - Chasm.
[02:31.54] The base frame of a car or other wheeled vehicle.
[02:35.80] - Chassis.
[02:38.19] A person employed to drive a private or hired car.
[02:42.44] - Chauffeur.
[02:45.35] Palm reading.
[02:47.48] - Chiromancy.
[02:50.13] A group of singers in a church.
[02:53.34] - Choir.
[02:55.46] A routine task, especially a household one.
[02:59.72] - Chore.
