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canvass,
canvass [ˈkanvəs]
v. To canvass.
v. To canvass.
capable, cawpable,
capable [ˈkɑːpəbl]
adj. Capable.
adj. Capable.
capacity, capawcitie, capawcity,
capacity [ˈkapɑːsɪtɪ]
n. Capacity.
n. Capacity.
caip, cape, kape,
cape [kep]
n. A cape.
n. A cape.
caiper, caper,
caper [ˈkepə]
v. To caper.
v. To caper.
capercaillie, capercaily, capercailzie, caperkaley,
capercaillie [ˈkapərˈkel(j)i, ˈkapərˈkəil(j)i, kepər-]
n. The wood grouse Tetrao urogallus.
n. The wood grouse Tetrao urogallus.
Capernaum, capernicious, caperniltie, capernoited, capernoitie, capernoitit, capernoity, cappernishious, cappernyaam,
capernoitie [ˈkapərˈnɔɪtɪ, -ˈnəiti]
n. The head.
adj. Capricious, crazy, irritable.
n. The head.
adj. Capricious, crazy, irritable.
Compounds and phrases etc.
capernicious [MN. ˈkapərnɪʃəs]: Short-tempered, fretful.
capernoitit [ˈkapərˈnɔɪtɪt, -ˈnəitɪt]: Capricious, crazy, intoxicated, giddy.
capernoitit [ˈkapərˈnɔɪtɪt, -ˈnəitɪt]: Capricious, crazy, intoxicated, giddy.
From Capernaum [ˈkapərˈnɔːm, N. I.ˈkapərˈn(j)aːm]: A village in Galilee.
capper, cappers, cooper, copper,
capper [ˈkapər]
n. Copper metal. A boiler made of copper.
pl. cappers Copper coins
n. Copper metal. A boiler made of copper.
pl. cappers Copper coins
capracious, capraucious, capraushus, caprawshus,
capracious [ˈkaprɑːʃəs]
adj. Capracious.
adj. Capracious.
capshon, caption,
caption [ˈkapʃən]
n. A caption. leg. An arrest warrant for debt, the acquisition of something valuable, an arrest.
n. A caption. leg. An arrest warrant for debt, the acquisition of something valuable, an arrest.