 CalClick to Search Cal |
| male first name (short form of Calvin, Caldwell, etc.) |
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cal (calory)Click to Search cal (calory) |
| unit of heat energy; amount of energy needed to raise one gram of water one degree |
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calabarClick to Search calabar |
| region on the west coast of Africa; river in south-east Nigeria; sea port on the bank this river |
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calabashClick to Search calabash |
| gourd |
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calabazaClick to Search calabaza |
| calabash tree; calabash, gourd |
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calabooseClick to Search calaboose |
| jail, prison (Slang) |
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calabreseClick to Search calabrese |
| variety of broccoli with bright green clusters |
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CalabriaClick to Search Calabria |
| region in south Italy that forms the toe of the Italian Boot; family name |
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CalabrianClick to Search Calabrian |
| of or relating to Calabria; of or pertaining to the people or culture of Calabria |
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CalabrianClick to Search Calabrian |
| native or inhabitant of Calabria (Italy) |
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caladiumClick to Search caladium |
| tropical American plant |
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CalaisClick to Search Calais |
| city of north France; family name |
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calamancoClick to Search calamanco |
| shiny woolen fabric checkered or brocaded on one side |
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calamanderClick to Search calamander |
| black and brown striped hard wood of some tropical Asian trees used for furniture |
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calamaresClick to Search calamares |
| squid cooked and served as food |
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calamariClick to Search calamari |
| squid cooked and served as food |
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calamineClick to Search calamine |
| pink powder containing zinc oxide (used in various anti-inflammatory skin ointments) |
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calamitousClick to Search calamitous |
| of calamity; distressing, miserable |
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calamitouslyClick to Search calamitously |
| disastrously, catastrophically |
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calamitousnessClick to Search calamitousness |
| disastrousness, unfortunateness |
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calamity befell himClick to Search calamity befell him |
| something terrible happened to him, he suffered great misfortune |
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calamity howlerClick to Search calamity howler |
| pessimist, someone who always sees potential disaster |
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calamusClick to Search calamus |
| type of plant |
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calashClick to Search calash |
| light carriage pulled by one or two horses and having four wheels (for 2 to 4 passengers and a driver) with a folding top; folding top of a carriage; bonnet which folds back just like the top of a carriage (worn by women during the 18th century) |
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calaveriteClick to Search calaverite |
| type of gold ore, gold ore that contains a bit of silver |
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calcClick to Search calc |
| lime, limestone |
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calcanealClick to Search calcaneal |
| of the heel bone (Anatomy) |
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calcaneanClick to Search calcanean |
| of the heel bone (Anatomy) |
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calcaneousClick to Search calcaneous |
| calcaneus, calcaneum, heel bone (Anatomy) |
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calcaneumClick to Search calcaneum |
| calcaneus, heel bone (Anatomy) |
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calcaneusClick to Search calcaneus |
| calcaneum, heel bone (Anatomy) |
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calcarClick to Search calcar |
| spur-like projection |
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calcareousClick to Search calcareous |
| containing lime or calcium |
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calcareouslyClick to Search calcareously |
| like chalk, in the form of chalk |
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calcareousnessClick to Search calcareousness |
| chalkiness |
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calcemiaClick to Search calcemia |
| (Medicine) excess calcium in the blood |
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calceolariaClick to Search calceolaria |
| any plant of the genus Calceolaria (Botany) |
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calcicClick to Search calcic |
| pertaining to lime or calcium |
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calcicoleClick to Search calcicole |
| any plant that is able to grow and flourish in calcareous soil |
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calciferolClick to Search calciferol |
| vitamin D2, crystalline compound found in milk (and in liver, fish oils, etc.) |
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calciferousClick to Search calciferous |
| containing calcium |
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calcificClick to Search calcific |
| containing calcium |
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calcifyClick to Search calcify |
| make calcareous; make rigid, make inflexible |
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calcimeterClick to Search calcimeter |
| device to measure lime |
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calcimineClick to Search calcimine |
| lime |
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calcimineClick to Search calcimine |
| white wash, coat with lime or calcimine; plaster |
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calcinateClick to Search calcinate |
| calcine, reduce a substance to a powdery consistency by the application of a high heat |
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calcinationClick to Search calcination |
| process of reducing a substance to a powdery consistency by the application of a high heat |
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calcineClick to Search calcine |
| reduce a substance to a powdery consistency by the application of a high heat |
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calcinosisClick to Search calcinosis |
| disorder characterized by an accumulation of calcium in the tissues (Pathology) |
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calciteClick to Search calcite |
| mineral that contains calcium carbonate |
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calciticClick to Search calcitic |
| of calcite, of calcium carbonate |
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calcitoninClick to Search calcitonin |
| (Medicine) hormone that is produced in the thyroid gland and serves to regulate blood calcium levels (given as a medication to treat hypercalcemia) |
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calcitrantClick to Search calcitrant |
| stubborn, obstinate |
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calcium carbideClick to Search calcium carbide |
| compound used in the production of acetylene |
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calcium carbonateClick to Search calcium carbonate |
| white chemical compound found in nature as chalk or calcite or limestone |
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calcium chlorideClick to Search calcium chloride |
| deliquescent salt used for melting ice on roads and controlling dust |
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calcium hydroxideClick to Search calcium hydroxide |
| slaked lime, somewhat water-soluble crystalline substance derived from the action of water on calcium oxide and used in plaster mortar and agriculture |
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calcium levelClick to Search calcium level |
| amount of calcium |
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calcium oxideClick to Search calcium oxide |
| lime, soft white caustic powder |
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calcreteClick to Search calcrete |
| accumulation of alkaline in the soil; layer of sand or clay that contains minerals |
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calcsparClick to Search calcspar |
| calcite, mineral that contains calcium carbonate |
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calculabilityClick to Search calculability |
| ability to be computed or estimated |
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calculableClick to Search calculable |
| can be calculated |
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calculablenessClick to Search calculableness |
| ability to be computed or estimated |
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calculablyClick to Search calculably |
| in a computable manner |
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calculateClick to Search calculate |
| estimate; compute (add, subtract, etc.); depend upon |
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calculated riskClick to Search calculated risk |
| risk which has been considered, danger which has been taken into account before a decision was made |
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calculatedlyClick to Search calculatedly |
| intentionally, deliberately, in a premeditated manner |
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calculatingClick to Search calculating |
| careful, shrewd |
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calculating machineClick to Search calculating machine |
| calculator, machine that makes calculations |
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calculatinglyClick to Search calculatingly |
| in a premeditated manner, cautiously; cunningly, slyly |
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calculationClick to Search calculation |
| computation (adding, subtracting, etc.); estimation; planning |
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calculationalClick to Search calculational |
| measured, reasonable, balanced |
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calculativeClick to Search calculative |
| computational |
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calculatorClick to Search calculator |
| small machine that makes computations; calculating machine |
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calculatoryClick to Search calculatory |
| computational |
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calculousClick to Search calculous |
| having a gallstone or kidney stone; stone-like |
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calculusClick to Search calculus |
| method of mathematical computation; abnormal mineral buildup in the body; gravel; small cup-like structure (Anatomy); system composed of many complex parts |
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calculus of functionsClick to Search calculus of functions |
| calculation of functions |
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calculus of probabilitiesClick to Search calculus of probabilities |
| calculation of likelihood or probabilities |
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CalcuttaClick to Search Calcutta |
| seaport and capital city of West Bengal state in eastern India |
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caldariumClick to Search caldarium |
| room with a hot bath (in ancient Roman bathhouse) |
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calderaClick to Search caldera |
| basin-like crater at the summit of a volcano |
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CalderaClick to Search Caldera |
| American corporation headquartered in Utah, manufacturer of the OpenLinux operating system and other Linux-based business software products |
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caldronClick to Search caldron |
| large pot or kettle |
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CaldwellClick to Search Caldwell |
| male first name; family name |
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calecheClick to Search caleche |
| light carriage pulled by one or two horses with four wheels (for 2 to 4 passengers and a driver) and a folding top; folding top of a carriage; bonnet which folds back just like the top of a carriage (worn by women during the 18th century) |
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CaledoniaClick to Search Caledonia |
| name of Scotland as called by the Romans; New Caledonia (group of islands in the Pacific Ocean) |
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caledonianClick to Search caledonian |
| scotsman, scotswoman; inhabitant of Caledonia |
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caledonianClick to Search caledonian |
| of or pertaining to Caledonia or Scotland |
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Caledonian orogenyClick to Search Caledonian orogeny |
| formation of mountains event which took place during the Silurian and Devonian Periods of the Palaeozoic Era (this formation was recorded in the mountains of northern England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland and west Norway) |
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calefacientClick to Search calefacient |
| creating warmth |
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calefacientClick to Search calefacient |
| substance which creates a feeling of warmth (Medicine) |
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calefactiveClick to Search calefactive |
| calefactory, serving to heat |
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calefactorClick to Search calefactor |
| heater, device which produces heat; person one who makes hot |
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calefactorClick to Search calefactor |
| that transmits heat, calefactive, serving to heat |
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calefactoryClick to Search calefactory |
| calefactive, serving to heat, heating |
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calendarClick to Search calendar |
| chart showing the months of a year (including days and weeks); schedule, timetable |
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calendarClick to Search calendar |
| write down in a calendar, register |
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calendar dayClick to Search calendar day |
| period between two midnights, 24 hour day |
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calendar monthClick to Search calendar month |
| one of the 12 months of the year, space of time measured from the end of one month to the end of the next (according to the Gregorian calendar) |
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calendar paintingClick to Search calendar painting |
| visually attractive painting that lacks true artistic value (Art) |
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calendar yearClick to Search calendar year |
| year according to the Gregorian calendar (12 months, January 1st to December 31st) |
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calenderClick to Search calender |
| machine with two rotating cylinders that presses cloth or paper to give it a smooth surface; machine used to cover fabric with rubber |
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calenderClick to Search calender |
| press or smooth a material by running it through a calender |
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calendererClick to Search calenderer |
| machine with two rotating cylinders that presses cloth or paper to give a smooth and glossy surface |
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calenderingClick to Search calendering |
| act of pressing or smoothing material by running it through a calender |
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calendsClick to Search calends |
| first day of the month (according to the ancient Roman calendar) |
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calendulaClick to Search calendula |
| type of plant |
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calentureClick to Search calenture |
| tropical fever causing hallucinations |
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calf loveClick to Search calf love |
| puppy love, first love, adolescent `s passing love |
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calf`s foot jellyClick to Search calf`s foot jelly |
| jellied broth made from calves` feet |
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calf-lengthClick to Search calf-length |
| reaching the middle of the lower leg (i.e. a coat, skirt, etc.) |
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calfskinClick to Search calfskin |
| leather made from the skin of a calf |
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CalgaryClick to Search Calgary |
| city in the province of Alberta (Canada) |
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CalibanClick to Search Caliban |
| beastlike slave of Prospero in Shakespeare`s "The Tempest"; satellite of Uranus |
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caliberClick to Search caliber |
| diameter (of a gun barrel, artery, etc.); quality; importance |
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calibrateClick to Search calibrate |
| measure diameter, determine or adjust the reading of an instrument, adjust, tune; notch |
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calibraterClick to Search calibrater |
| person or thing which calibrates; person or thing which determines measures |
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calibrationClick to Search calibration |
| act of calibrating, act of determining or adjusting an instrument`s readings, adjusting, tuning |
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calibratorClick to Search calibrator |
| person or thing which calibrates; instrument which measures diameter (Medicine) |
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calibreClick to Search calibre |
| diameter (of a gun barrel, artery, etc.); quality; importance |
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calicheClick to Search caliche |
| layer of sand or clay that contains minerals (such as sodium nitrate and sodium chloride found in Chile and Peru) |
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calicoClick to Search calico |
| plain lightweight cotton fabric with figured pattern printed on one side; plain white cotton fabric (British usage); animal with spotted or color-patched coat (such as a cat) |
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calicoedClick to Search calicoed |
| made of calico fabric; dressed in calico fabric; multicolored, mottled, variegated |
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calidariumClick to Search calidarium |
| hot bath area in a Roman bathhouse |
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califClick to Search calif |
| Muslim ruler |
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califateClick to Search califate |
| caliphate, office or dominion of a caliph |
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California Gold RushClick to Search California Gold Rush |
| mass migration of people to California in search of gold (began in 1948) |
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California Institute of TechnologyClick to Search California Institute of Technology |
| Caltech, private coeducational university located in Pasadena (California, USA) |
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California nutsClick to Search California nuts |
| various kinds of nuts grown in California |
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California orangeClick to Search California orange |
| type of orange |
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California poppyClick to Search California poppy |
| eschscholtzia, annual plant of the poppy family with leaves of a bluish color and colorful orange to yellow flowers |
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California State UniversityClick to Search California State University |
| system of public universities in California (USA) with 23 campuses throughout the state |
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CalifornianClick to Search Californian |
| of or from California (USA) |
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CalifornianClick to Search Californian |
| native or resident of California (USA) |
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Californian residentClick to Search Californian resident |
| person who lives in California (USA) |
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californicateClick to Search californicate |
| engage in sexual intercourse without shame in any and every position possible |
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CalifornicationClick to Search Californication |
| (portmanteau of "California" and "fornication") expression relating to the inflow of Californians into different western states in the United States |
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californiumClick to Search californium |
| radioactive element (Chemistry) |
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CaligulaClick to Search Caligula |
| (12-41 A.D. born under the name Gaius Caesar) emperor of Rome from 37 to 41 A.D. who was assassinated in the year 41 by soldiers of his guard |
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calipashClick to Search calipash |
| gelatinous and greenish substance that is found just beneath a turtle`s upper shield and is considered a delicacy (Culinary) |
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calipeeClick to Search calipee |
| gelatinous and yellowish substance that is found just beneath a turtle`s upper shield and is considered a delicacy (Culinary) |
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caliperClick to Search caliper |
| measure thickness or diameter using calipers |
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caliperClick to Search caliper |
| instrument that measures thickness or diameter; metal brace (for a deformed leg); thickness, depth; part of the brake system in an automobile |
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caliphClick to Search caliph |
| title formerly given to a Muslim religious or political leader (also khalif) |
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caliphateClick to Search caliphate |
| office or dominion of a caliph (also khalifate) |
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calisayaClick to Search calisaya |
| medicinal bark from the Chinchona Calisaya tree |
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Calista FlockhartClick to Search Calista Flockhart |
| (born 1964) U.S. actress (starred in the television series "Ally McBeal") |
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calisthenicClick to Search calisthenic |
| pertaining to body strengthening exercises |
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calisthenicsClick to Search calisthenics |
| body strengthening exercises |
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calixClick to Search calix |
| goblet or cup used in the Christian Church; cup-like cavity or vessel |
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calkClick to Search calk |
| put on calks (part on a horseshoe that prevents slipping) |
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calkClick to Search calk |
| part on a horseshoe that prevents slipping |
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calkerClick to Search calker |
| part on a horseshoe that prevents slipping |
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calkinClick to Search calkin |
| part on a horseshoe that prevents slipping |
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callClick to Search call |
| shout; cry; invite; make a telephone call; visit |
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callClick to Search call |
| cry; telephone conversation; visit; ring; invitation; claim; need |
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callClick to Search call |
| referring to someone or something that can be called |
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call a meetingClick to Search call a meeting |
| arrange a meeting, set a meeting, organize a meeting |
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call a spade a spadeClick to Search call a spade a spade |
| speak honestly, say what one truly feels, speak openly |
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call aboutClick to Search call about |
| call (on the phone) in regard to, call concerning |
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call attentionClick to Search call attention |
| arouse interest, attract attention, draw notice |
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call attention toClick to Search call attention to |
| point out; cause something to be noticed |
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call backClick to Search call back |
| phone again; return a phone call |
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call boxClick to Search call box |
| telephone booth, public telephone compartment |
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call boyClick to Search call boy |
| delivery boy, messenger |
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call buttonClick to Search call button |
| alarm button, button which activates an alarm |
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call centerClick to Search call center |
| telephone switchboard |
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call count meterClick to Search call count meter |
| meter which records the amount of telephone calls made or the time per call |
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call forClick to Search call for |
| ask for, request, summon |
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call for early electionsClick to Search call for early elections |
| request that elections be held earlier than scheduled |
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Call For VotesClick to Search Call For Votes |
| voting process on a newsgroup about establishing new groups, CFV (Internet) |
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call forthClick to Search call forth |
| elicit, evoke, cause to occur |
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call girlClick to Search call girl |
| female prostitute, female whore who can be hired by telephone |
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call inClick to Search call in |
| recall, request to return; demand repayment of a debt; phone to one`s job and ask for permission to stay at home due to illness (Slang) |
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call in questionClick to Search call in question |
| cast doubt; place in question, raise concerns about - |
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call in sickClick to Search call in sick |
| notify a workplace that one will not come to work due to illness |
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call it a dayClick to Search call it a day |
| finish the day, stop working, go home, go to bed |
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call it quitsClick to Search call it quits |
| stop working; make peace with - |
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call namesClick to Search call names |
| call by mean names, use hurtful names (like stupid, etc.) |
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call of natureClick to Search call of nature |
| need to urinate or defecate |
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call offClick to Search call off |
| cancel an event; cancel a meeting or appointment; postpone indefinitely; order a dog to stop attacking a person; order a person to stop attacking another person |
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call off a hunger strikeClick to Search call off a hunger strike |
| terminate a hunger strike, end a hunger strike |
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call off a strikeClick to Search call off a strike |
| end a strike |
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call off hostilitiesClick to Search call off hostilities |
| end the war, stop the fighting |
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call off summitClick to Search call off summit |
| cancel a conference of high level officials |
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call onClick to Search call on |
| visit; call upon; ask a person for an answer in class (as in "The teacher always calls on me in class because she thinks I always know the answer") |
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call optionClick to Search call option |
| exercising a previously agreed upon right to purchase commodities or financial paper |
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call sheetClick to Search call sheet |
| list that indicates which actors will be needed for which scenes and when they will be required (Movie Business) |
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call signClick to Search call sign |
| code (letters or numbers) of radio or television transmitting station (allocated by a controlling body); series of letters and numbers that identify a vessel(unique to each ship) |
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call signalClick to Search call signal |
| turning signal (British) |
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Call TelevisionClick to Search Call Television |
| CallTV, new type of television broadcast where viewers can participate in game shows and quizzes on live TV and reply to questions on screen |
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call the rollClick to Search call the roll |
| mark attendance, check attendance by reading the list of those who are supposed to be present (mainly in a classroom) |
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call to mindClick to Search call to mind |
| remind; be reminded |
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call to orderClick to Search call to order |
| command into proper conduct, to command to follow rules of behavior |
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call togetherClick to Search call together |
| assemble, convene, summon |
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call upClick to Search call up |
| make a telephone call; recruit, mobilize |
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call uponClick to Search call upon |
| make short visit to; turn to for help, able to appeal to ; invite; require seriously; make a claim of a debt; invoke; draw out a response from someone; pray, worship (e.g., call upon God) |
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call waitingClick to Search call waiting |
| telephone service which notifies users that there is another incoming call |
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CallaClick to Search Calla |
| calla lily, any of a number of subtropical plants having long pointed leaves and a white petal which surrounds a spike of yellow flowers; marsh plant found in norther Europe and North America |
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callableClick to Search callable |
| able to be called; subject to a demand for payment/redemption prior to due date; subject to payment upon demand |
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CallahanClick to Search Callahan |
| family name; town in Florida (USA); county in Texas (USA) |
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callalooClick to Search callaloo |
| thick Caribbean soup (made with crab meat, okra, green peppers, coconut milk, onions and seasoning); confusion |
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CallaneticsClick to Search Callanetics |
| light body strengthening exercises involving regularly repeated small movements of the muscles in order to shape the body and make it firmer |
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callback deviceClick to Search callback device |
| device which makes a connection with a user by calling the user back |
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callboxClick to Search callbox |
| public telephone booth (in England); emergency telephone box (to call the police or fire department, etc. - in the USA) |
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callboyClick to Search callboy |
| person who calls actors from their dressing rooms when it is time for them to go on stage; bellhop, bellboy; man prostitute |
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called a meetingClick to Search called a meeting |
| arranged a meeting, set a meeting, organized a meeting |
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called a spade a spadeClick to Search called a spade a spade |
| speak honestly, say what one truly feels, speak openly |
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called himClick to Search called him |
| summoned him; nicknamed him |
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called him to orderClick to Search called him to order |
| commanded him into proper conduct, commanded him to follow rules of behavior |
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called into questionClick to Search called into question |
| cast doubt; placed in question, raised concerns about - |
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called it a dayClick to Search called it a day |
| finished the day, stopped working, went home, went to bed |
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called-upClick to Search called-up |
| mobilized, conscripted, summoned for military service; invited, summoned, called by telephone |
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calleeClick to Search callee |
| (Computers) function or procedure that is called by the caller |
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callerClick to Search caller |
| visitor; one who calls on the telephone; party who initiates communication (Computers) |
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calliClick to Search calli |
| beautiful |
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calligraphClick to Search calligraph |
| produce by way of calligraphy; produce beautiful or elegant handwriting |
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calligrapherClick to Search calligrapher |
| expert at calligraphy (art of decorative handwriting) |
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calligraphicClick to Search calligraphic |
| written by a calligrapher, written in beautiful or elegant handwriting |
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calligraphic handwritingClick to Search calligraphic handwriting |
| art of stylistic handwriting, art of beautiful handwriting |
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calligraphistClick to Search calligraphist |
| calligrapher, person skilled in calligraphy |
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calligraphyClick to Search calligraphy |
| art of producing beautiful or elegant handwriting, penmanship |
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callingClick to Search calling |
| ambition, aspiration; profession |
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calling a meetingClick to Search calling a meeting |
| arranging a meeting, setting a meeting, organizing a meeting |
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calling an alertClick to Search calling an alert |
| initiating a state of readiness, declaring a state of alert |
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calling cardClick to Search calling card |
| business card, small card containing a persons name and telephone number |
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calling offClick to Search calling off |
| cancellation |
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calling rateClick to Search calling rate |
| current price of telephone time |
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CalliopeClick to Search Calliope |
| muse of heroic poetry (Greek Mythology); musical instrument |
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calliopeClick to Search calliope |
| type of organ |
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calliperClick to Search calliper |
| instrument that measures thickness or diameter; metal brace which supports a broken or deformed leg |
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callipygianClick to Search callipygian |
| having firm and beautifully shaped buttocks, having shapely buttocks; of or pertaining to firm and shapely buttocks |
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callipygousClick to Search callipygous |
| having firm and beautifully shaped buttocks, having shapely buttocks; of or pertaining to firm and shapely buttocks |
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callisthenicClick to Search callisthenic |
| of or pertaining to calisthenics |
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callisthenicsClick to Search callisthenics |
| body strengthening exercises |
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CallistoClick to Search Callisto |
| one of the nymphs that served the goddess Artemis (Greek Mythology); one of the twelve moons of the planet Jupiter |
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callithricidaeClick to Search callithricidae |
| any of several small native South American monkeys (of the family Callithricidae) which are easily recognizable by their long silky coat and bushy tail |
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callithumpClick to Search callithump |
| noisy loud riotous parade; noisy loud band; charivari, noisy boisterous serenade made to a newlywed couple made by banging kettles and pans |
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callosalClick to Search callosal |
| (Anatomy) of the corpus callosum (part of the brain) |
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calloseClick to Search callose |
| warty, knotty, gnarled |
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callosityClick to Search callosity |
| hardened area of skin; hardness of heart, insensitivity |
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callousClick to Search callous |
| become hard, become roughened; make hard or rough, make callous |
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callousClick to Search callous |
| hard; unfeeling |
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callousClick to Search callous |
| patch of hardened skin |
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callous handsClick to Search callous hands |
| rough and hardened hands |
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callouslyClick to Search callously |
| harshly, in an unsympathetic manner; stiffly, in a hardened manner |
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callowClick to Search callow |
| without feathers; inexperienced; very young |
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CallowayClick to Search Calloway |
| family name; Cab Calloway (1907-1994), American jazz musician |
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callownessClick to Search callowness |
| lack of experience; immaturity |
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callsClick to Search calls |
| contract to purchase stock |
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calls for further investigationClick to Search calls for further investigation |
| demands additional research, warrants additional examination |
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calls the shotsClick to Search calls the shots |
| makes the decisions, manages, determines |
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CallTVClick to Search CallTV |
| Call Television, new type of television broadcast where viewers can participate in game shows and quizzes on live TV and reply to questions on screen |
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call-up orderClick to Search call-up order |
| notice for military service, draft order, order of enlistment |
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callusClick to Search callus |
| be covered with callouses, be covered with patches of hardened skin |
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callusClick to Search callus |
| hardened area of skin; bunch of undifferentiated plant cells that are capable to regenerate a complete plant in some species (Biology) |
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call-waiting ringClick to Search call-waiting ring |
| signal on the telephone line indicating a second caller on line |
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calmClick to Search calm |
| peaceful, tranquil, relaxed |
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calmClick to Search calm |
| relax, soothe, make peaceful |
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calmClick to Search calm |
| peacefulness, quiet, tranquility |
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calm before the stormClick to Search calm before the storm |
| peaceful period of time before a tempest, time of peace and quiet before trouble occurs |
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calm downClick to Search calm down |
| relax; make relaxed |
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calmativeClick to Search calmative |
| soothing, pacifying, tranquilizing |
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calmativeClick to Search calmative |
| sedative, tranquilizer |
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calmed downClick to Search calmed down |
| relaxed, "cooled off" |
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calmed him downClick to Search calmed him down |
| pacified him, soothed him, placated him |
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calming downClick to Search calming down |
| becoming calm; making calm |
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calminglyClick to Search calmingly |
| in a calming manner, in a soothing manner |
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calmlyClick to Search calmly |
| quietly, tranquilly |
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calmnessClick to Search calmness |
| state of being relaxed, peacefulness |
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calomelClick to Search calomel |
| white powder containing mercury (used as a laxative and as an antiseptic) |
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calorClick to Search calor |
| heat |
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caloric valueClick to Search caloric value |
| number of calories in a product, amount of energy in food |
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caloricallyClick to Search calorically |
| in a caloric manner |
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calorieClick to Search calorie |
| unit of heat energy; amount of energy needed to raise one gram of water one degree |
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calorie countClick to Search calorie count |
| number of calories in a particular food or dish |
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calorie low dietClick to Search calorie low diet |
| eating habits which do not include fattening foods or food high in energy |
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calorie-richClick to Search calorie-rich |
| having a lot of calories, containing a lot of energy |
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caloriesClick to Search calories |
| (Slang) food |
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calorifacientClick to Search calorifacient |
| generates heat |
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calorific valueClick to Search calorific value |
| number of calories in a product, amount of energy in food |
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calorificationClick to Search calorification |
| production of heat (particularly animal heat) |
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calorificsClick to Search calorifics |
| study of heat |
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calorifierClick to Search calorifier |
| type of water heater of great capacity |
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calorifyClick to Search calorify |
| heat up |
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calorigenicClick to Search calorigenic |
| relating to the production of calories |
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calorimeterClick to Search calorimeter |
| instrument that measures amounts of heat |
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calorimetricClick to Search calorimetric |
| pertaining to the measuring of heat |
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calorimetricalClick to Search calorimetrical |
| pertaining to the measuring of heat |
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calorimetricallyClick to Search calorimetrically |
| by calorimetry, by the measuring of amounts of heat |
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calorimetryClick to Search calorimetry |
| measuring of amounts of heat |
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calorizeClick to Search calorize |
| produce a protective coating of aluminum and aluminum-iron alloys on iron or steel |
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caloryClick to Search calory |
| unit of heat energy; amount of energy needed to raise one gram of water one degree |
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calotteClick to Search calotte |
| skullcap worn by Catholic priests, zucchetto |
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calotypeClick to Search calotype |
| talbotype, photographic procedure in which the paper plate is sensitized with silver iodide |
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calqueClick to Search calque |
| form a word or expression using the process of loan translation |
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calqueClick to Search calque |
| loan translation, word or expression introduced to one language as a direct literal translation from another language |
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CaltechClick to Search Caltech |
| California Institute of Technology, private coeducational university located in Pasadena (California, USA) |
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caltropClick to Search caltrop |
| any of several species of plants with spiny heads or fruit; iron ball with four spikes arranged so that one is always pointing upward (used to hinder passage of cavalries or vehicles) |
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calumetClick to Search calumet |
| tobacco pipe smoked during peace ceremonies (used by North American Indians) |
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calumniateClick to Search calumniate |
| slander; bad-mouth |
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calumniationClick to Search calumniation |
| slander, defamation |
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calumniatorClick to Search calumniator |
| slanderer, defamer, libeler, vilifier |
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calumniatoryClick to Search calumniatory |
| calumnious, slanderous, defamatory, libelous |
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calumniousClick to Search calumnious |
| slanderous |
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calumniouslyClick to Search calumniously |
| slanderously |
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calumnyClick to Search calumny |
| slander, libel; defamation, slur |
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calureaClick to Search calurea |
| (Chemistry) urea, main soluble and crystalline solid found in urine that can also be produced synthetically (used in the manufacturing of fertilizers, animal feed, and resins) |
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calutronClick to Search calutron |
| (Physics) electromagnetic device that separates isotopes by their masses |
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calvadosClick to Search calvados |
| dry apple brandy distilled from apple cider (produced in Normandy) |
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calvariaClick to Search calvaria |
| dome of the skull (Anatomy) |
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calvarialClick to Search calvarial |
| pertaining to the calvarium (top of the skull) |
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calvariumClick to Search calvarium |
| top of the skull, dome of the skull (Anatomy) |
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CalvaryClick to Search Calvary |
| place near Jerusalem where Jesus was crucified; great suffering |
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calveClick to Search calve |
| give birth to a calf; break away from a glacier and form an iceberg (Glaciology) |
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calverClick to Search calver |
| cut in slices and pickle; prepare fish while alive; be susceptible of being calvered |
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Calvin CoolidgeClick to Search Calvin Coolidge |
| (1872-1933) 30th president of the United States (1923-1929) |
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Calvin KleinClick to Search Calvin Klein |
| (born 1942) American fashion designer |
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calvinianClick to Search calvinian |
| calvinistic, of or pertaining to Calvinism (doctrines and teaching of John Calvin) |
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CalvinismClick to Search Calvinism |
| doctrines and teaching of John Calvin (French theologian and reformer) |
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calvinistClick to Search calvinist |
| follower or supporter of Calvinism (doctrines and teaching of John Calvin) |
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calvinisticClick to Search calvinistic |
| of or pertaining to Calvinism (doctrines and teaching of John Calvin) |
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calvishClick to Search calvish |
| like a calf; simple, stupid |
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calvitiesClick to Search calvities |
| baldness, hairlessness |
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calxClick to Search calx |
| lime |
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calycinalClick to Search calycinal |
| cone-shaped, cup-shaped |
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calycineClick to Search calycine |
| cone-shaped |
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calycleClick to Search calycle |
| small leaves around the base of a flower (Botany) |
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calyculusClick to Search calyculus |
| structure shaped like a cup (Botany) |
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CalypsoClick to Search Calypso |
| West Indian musical style influenced by jazz; song in this style of music |
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CalypsoClick to Search Calypso |
| nymph (Greek Mythology) |
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calyxClick to Search calyx |
| protective outer layer of leaves on a bud (Botany); cup-like part of the kidneys (Medicine) |
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calzoneClick to Search calzone |
| Italian turnover resembling a half of a circle made from pizza dough filled with a savory filling |
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