Words Starting With "C"
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Caboshed
Caboshed refers to a person or an animal whose head has been cut off, typically through decapitation.
Cabot
Cabot refers to Cabotage, which is the right of a country to trade and conduct commercial activities with other countries, internally and within its own waters.
Cabotage
Cabotage refers to the right or privilege granted to a country or its nationals to engage in maritime trade or commerce solely within the territorial waters or exclusive economic zone of another country, or to operate transportation services between two or more points within the country.
Cabourg
Cabourg is a seaside town on the Normandy coast of France. It is a popular resort town known for its beautiful beaches, charming old town, and literary history.
Cabozantinib
Cabozantinib is a type of medication that is used to treat certain types of cancer, such as thyroid cancer, renal cell carcinoma, and liver cancer. It belongs to a class of medications called tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs), which work by targeting specific enzymes that promote the growth and spread of cancer cells. The specific mechanism of cabozantinib is that it inhibits the activity of c-MET, a tyrosine kinase enzyme that plays a key role in cancer development and progression. By inhibiting c-MET, cabozantinib can help slow the growth of cancer cells and reduce the risk of new tumors forming.
Cabramatta
Cabramatta is a suburb in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, known for its Vietnamese and Asian community. It is often referred to as "Little Saigon" due to the high concentration of Vietnamese people and Vietnamese-language shops and restaurants.
Cabrera
Cabrera is a surname of Hispanic origin, specifically from Spain and Latin America. It is derived from the Latin word "cabra," meaning goat, and it is likely an occupational surname for someone who lived near a goat herder or owned goats. Alternatively, it may also be a toponymic surname, referring to someone who lived near a place called Cabrera, which is the name of several towns and villages in Spain and Latin America.
Cabrerite
Cabrerite is a rare mineral, a type of sulfide, typically found in volcanic environments. It has the chemical formula Cu18(S2O3)3Cl4·(H2O)10 and is known for its striking orange-yellow color.
Cabriole
Cabriole refers to a curved or arched shape, typically found in furniture, specifically in the legs or frames of chairs, tables, or other pieces.
Cabriolet
A cabriolet is a type of convertible automobile that has a retractable or removable roof, typically made of fabric or metal. It is designed to provide an open-air driving experience, often with the wind in one's hair. The term "cabriolet" is believed to have originated from the French word "cabrioler," which means "to prance" or "to jump," possibly due to the vehicle's energetic and lively nature.
Cabriolets
Cabriolets are a type of vehicle, specifically an open-top car with a convertible roof that can be raised or lowered. They are often referred to as "convertibles" or "soft-top" cars. Cabriolets typically have a retractable or removable roof panel that allows the driver and passengers to enjoy the outdoors while driving.
Cabs
The word "cabs" can refer to:<br><br> Taxis, or vehicles that can be hired to transport people from one place to another. For example: "I hailed a cab to get to the airport."<br> Cabs can also refer to the compartment or enclosed space within a vehicle, such as a taxi cab or a hackney carriage. For example: "The passengers were crammed into the back of the cab."<br> In some contexts, "cabs" can also refer to vehicles, particularly those used for carting, carrying, or hauling goods, objects, or materials. For example: "We need to transport heavy equipment, so we'll use cabs to bring it to the construction site."<br><br>In general, the term "cabs" is often used in informal settings, particularly in urban or metropolitan areas, to refer to vehicles used for public transportation or goods transportation.
Cacaesthesia
Cacaesthesia is a rare and obscure term that refers to a hypothetical sensation or feeling ofcakiness or numbness in the skin, often described as a crawling, tingling, or burning sensation, typically in the feet or hands. The term is derived from the Greek words "kakos" meaning bad or ugly and "aesthesis" meaning sensation or feeling. It is not a recognized medical condition or a common psychological phenomenon, but rather a theoretical concept explored in some philosophical and anatomical contexts.
Cacajao
Cacajao is a genus of New World monkeys commonly known as uacaris or caimans. They are native to the tropical forests of Central and South America, primarily in the Amazon Basin and the Guianas.
Cacajo
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Cacalia
Cacalia is a genus of flowering plants in the dandelion family (Asteraceae). The name Cacalia is derived from the Greek word "kakaleion", which means "yellow", likely referring to the yellow flowers of some species.
Cacao
Cacao refers to the plant or tree that produces beans used to make chocolate, as well as the beans themselves. It is often used to describe high-quality, pure chocolate made from these beans, as opposed to processed or blended chocolate.
Cacatua
A Kakatua is a type of colorful parrot native to Australia and New Guinea. They are also known as Cockatoos. They are known for their distinctive crests, playful personalities, and ability to mimic human speech. The name "Kakatoe" comes from the Indonesian word for "white-headed parrot".
Cacatuidae
Cacatuidae refers to a family of birds commonly known as cockatoos. It includes approximately 21 species of birds native to Australia, Indonesia, and nearby islands. Cacatuidae is characterized by their distinctive crests, long beaks, and vibrant plumage. They are known for their playful, social, and affectionate behavior, often being kept as pets by humans.
Cacciatore
Cacciatore is an Italian noun that translates to "hunter" in English. In culinary contexts, cacciatore typically refers to a style of cooking where meat, usually poultry or rabbit, is cooked in a tomato-based sauce, often with onions, bell peppers, and mushrooms, similar to a hunter's hearty and flavorsome meal after a long day in the woods.
Cachaca
Cachaca is a type of spirit made from sugarcane juice, particularly popular in Brazil. It is often referred to as Brazilian rum, although it is not made from molasses like traditional rum. Cachaca is usually clear or pale yellow in color and has a strong, sugary flavor. It is often consumed as a shot or mixed with other ingredients, such as lime juice and sugar, to make a refreshing cocktail.
Cachacos
Cachacos is a term of Spanish origin, particularly used in Colombia and other Latin American countries. It roughly translates to "nonsensical" or "unreasonable" people. However, its meaning is more nuanced and pejorative, implying someone who is stubborn, obstinate, or ridiculously persistent in their view or behavior, often in an annoying or infuriating way. In some cases, it can be used to describe someone who is obstinate, stubborn, or pigheaded.
Cachaemia
Cachexia is a complex condition characterized by significant weight loss, weakness, and wasting of the body's muscles, adipose tissue, and other organs, which is often seen in individuals with advanced cancer, chronic diseases like HIV/AIDS, or inflammatory conditions like tuberculosis. It is not simply weight loss, but rather a devastating physiological decline that can significantly impair a person's quality of life and ability to respond to treatment.
Cachaemic
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Cachalot
A cachalot is an old name for the sperm whale, specifically the North Atlantic sperm whale (Physeter macrocephalus).
Cachectic
"Wasting away; having lost flesh and strength, often due to chronic disease or malnutrition."
Cachectin
Cachectin is a protein interleukin-6 (IL-6), which is a cytokine that plays a crucial role in the body's response to infection or inflammation. It helps to stimulate the production of antibodies and activate immune cells to fight off infection.
Cached
Cached refers to stored data or information that has been previously accessed and is temporarily saved for faster retrieval purposes. This allows for reduced processing time and increased efficiency, as the information is readily available without having to be retrieved from the original source.
Cachemia
Cachexia is a condition in which the body is in a state of nutritional depletion, typically occurring in patients with severe chronic diseases such as cancer, AIDS, or tuberculosis. It is characterized by significant weight loss, muscle wasting, and a poor appetite, leading to a decline in overall physical condition and quality of life.
Cachemic
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Cachepot
A cachepot is a decorative container, typically made of ceramic, metal, or glass, used to hold a plant or flowers, often placed on a table or shelf. It is also known as a flower pot or centerpiece.
Caches
Caches refers to a store of goods or stores of money kept secretly for use in case of need or emergency, typically referring to a stash of money or valuables.
Cachet
The word "cachet" refers to a mark of high quality, elegance, or prestige, often used to describe something that is considered exclusive, luxurious, or respected. It can also refer to a certificate or official seal of approval, particularly in the context of official documents or recognition.
Cachets
Cachets are covert or unofficial stamps or marks, often used to authenticate or certify a particular thing, such as a rare book, a piece of artwork, or a collectible item. They can be found on the reverse of a stamp, on a letter or envelope, or on a paper document. Cachets are usually rare and valuable, and they can increase the desirability and value of the item on which they appear.
Cachexia
Cachexia is a condition characterized by a significant weight loss and body mass depletion, often associated with advanced diseases such as cancer, AIDS, or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). It is typically accompanied by muscle wasting, fatigue, weakness, and loss of appetite.