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Glossary Page Ccanopy the spreading branches of a tropical forest canter a gait that resembles a gallop but is much smoother and slower caption the heading of an article or document catastrophe a momentous tragic event cavernous like a large cave cavort to engage in extravagant behavior chameleon chink gaps in a log cabin that need to be caulked. chipolatas small Italian pork sausages chortle laugh or chuckle chuck to toss or throw churlish vulgar, ill-natured and peevish churning turning over and over circumstances the sum of essential and environmental factors civil tongue adequate in courtesy and politeness clairvoyant unusually perceptive clamour a loud continuous noise clatter a rattling sound clumsy lacking dexterity, nimbleness or grace clunk a dull sound cluster a group of things in close proximity clutching grasping and holding cock and bull story an incredible story told as if it were true cockatrice a legendary serpent that is hatched by a reptile from a cock's egg and that has a deadly glance cocky boldly or brashly self-confident codswallop nonsense coincidence the occurrence of simultaneous events collywobbles now known as cholera commentary a record of events compatible capable of existing together in harmony concocted devised, fabricated, cooked up compliment an expression of esteem, respect, affection or admiration compromise a settlement of differences reached by mutual concession. comply to conform compulsively having power to compel concoct to devise or fabricate confirm to remove doubt consent to agree or give permission contagious communicable by contact contemptuous feeling or expressing contempt contrary in conflict with cope to deal with and attempt to overcome problems confiscated to seize by authority conjured summoned by invocation or incantation contorted twisted into a strange shape contrary in a matter opposite to what is reasonable or normal corporeal relating to a physical body corruption impairment of integrity, virtue or moral principle coursing the pursuit of a running game with dogs that follow by sight instead of by scent cowering quivering as if in grave fear or abject distress crackpot one given to eccentric or lunatic ideas craning stretching the neck to get a better view crestfallen feeling shame or humiliation cringing to shrink in fear or civility crinkled related to wrinkled croaked uttered in a hoarse raucous voice Crookshanks pet cat of Hermione cronies close friends especially of long standing crucial essential or decisive in dealing with a crisis Crunch cubicle small partitioned space cue a signal to action in a play culprit one accused of or found guilty of a crime cunning characterized by willingness and trickery curse to call upo divine or supernatural powers to bring harm upon one Leg-Locker Curse A curse that will cause the victim's legs to lock together curt terse
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