ac, ic
Like, pertaining to
Able ible
Capable of
Ancious, icious
Full of
Al
Pertaining to
ant, ent
Full of
ary
Like, connected with
ate
To make
ation
That which is
Cy
State of being
eer, er, or
Person who
escent
Becoming
fic
Making, doing
Clandestine (Adj)
Secret
Clangor (N)
Loud, resounding noise
Cleave (v)
Split; sever; cling to; remain faithful to.
Cleft (N)
Split
Clemency (N)
Disposition to be lenient; mildness
Clench (V)
Close tightly; grasp.
Cliche (N)
Phrase dulled in meaning by repetition.
Clientele (N)
Body of customers
Climatic (Adj)
Relating to the highest point.
Clime (N)
Region; climate
Cloister (N)
Monastery or convent
Clout (n)
Great influence