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contemporary |
Adjective
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occurring in the same period of time |
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contemporary |
Noun
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a person of nearly the same age as another |
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coplanar |
Adjective
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lying in the same plane |
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chopped |
Adjective
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prepared by cutting |
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cut up |
Adjective
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cut into pieces |
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cut up |
Verb
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to significantly cut up a manuscript |
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cut up |
Verb
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to destroy or injure severely |
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cut up |
Verb
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to separate into isolated compartments or categories |
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cut up |
Verb
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to cut to pieces |
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crossed |
Adjective
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placed crosswise |
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crossed |
Adjective
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(of a check) marked for deposit only as indicated by having two lines drawn across it |
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cross-town |
Adjective
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going or extending across a town or city |
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cursed |
Adjective
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deserving a curse |
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cursed |
Adjective
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in danger of the eternal punishment of Hell |
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cut off |
Adjective
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detached by cutting |
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cut off |
Verb
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to cease, stop |
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cut off |
Verb
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to stop someone from talking |
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cut off |
Verb
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to remove by or as if by cutting |
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cut off |
Verb
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to pull in front of another car, leaving a dangerously small amount of space between the two |
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curst |
Adjective
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deserving a curse |
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cross-eyed |
Adjective
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having convergent strabismus |
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crowned |
Adjective
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provided with or as if with a crown or a crown as specified |
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crowned |
Adjective
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having an (artificial) crown on a tooth |
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crowned |
Adjective
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crowned with or as if with laurel symbolizing victory |
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capped |
Adjective
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covered as if with a cap or crown especially of a specified kind |
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capped |
Adjective
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used especially of front teeth having artificial crowns |
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chapleted |
Adjective
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provided with a chaplet |
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cut out |
Adjective
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having been cut out |
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cut out |
Verb
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to cease operating |
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cut out |
Verb
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to delete or remove |
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cut out |
Verb
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to intercept a player |
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cut out |
Verb
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to cut off and stop |
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cut out |
Verb
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to strike or cancel by or as if by rubbing or crossing out |
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cut out |
Verb
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to form and create by cutting out |
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crownless |
Adjective
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not (especially not yet) provided with a crown |
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credulous |
Adjective
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disposed to believe on little evidence |
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credulous |
Adjective
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showing a lack of judgment or experience |
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crucial |
Adjective
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of extreme importance |
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crucial |
Adjective
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of the greatest importance |
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crucial |
Adjective
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having crucial relevance |
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courteous |
Adjective
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characterized by courtesy and gracious good manners |
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courteous |
Adjective
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exhibiting courtesy and politeness |
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chivalrous |
Adjective
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being attentive to women like an ideal knight |
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critical |
Adjective
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marked by a tendency to find and call attention to errors and flaws |
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critical |
Adjective
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characterized by careful evaluation and judgment |
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critical |
Adjective
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being in or verging on a state of crisis or emergency |
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critical |
Adjective
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at or of a point at which a property or phenomenon suffers an abrupt change especially having enough mass to sustain a chain reaction |
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critical |
Adjective
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forming or having the nature of a turning point or crisis |
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critical |
Adjective
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urgently needed |
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critical |
Adjective
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of or involving or characteristic of critics or criticism |