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Words Start with: (C) PAGE #6
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101. Contentious (disputiga) :
Lin suggested that the legislature could initially review only funds to control the epidemic and leave more contentious issues for further discussion
102. Contiguous (Linden) :
Not really tied in all too closely with modesty because these statues are contiguous with nude statues exploring the beauty of the human form
103. Contrite (afliktito) :
You can even sell it as a contrite new dedication to safety
104. Contrition (pento) :
The offender may not demonstrate genuine or even adequate contrition or repentance
106. Contusion (kontuzo) :
The advantage of including all player complaints is that it becomes possible to assess the impact of the full spectrum of injuries from mild contusions through fractures
107. Conundrum (enigmo) :
Despite the richness of the premise which asks a number of bioethical questions there is little room for complex moral conundrums once the adrenaline starts pumping
108. Conventional (konvencia) :
the conventional view on crime
110. Corpulent (korpulenta) :
He was a grotesque and corpulent man almost completely bald and the fat around his chin gaggled loosely as he talked and shook his head
111. Corroborate (konfirmi) :
But Miss X revealed that the police had systemically failed to seek corroboration of her evidence
112. Corrugated (corrugada) :
Lower quality corrugated pipes have the ripples or corrugations on the inside as well as the outside
114. Counterfeit (falsita) :
Theyre knockoffs fakes counterfeit goods that may end up as holiday gifts but they are hurting the US economy
115. Covert (sekreta) :
Police are replacing the battering ram with the more covert ways of catching the dealers
117. Credible (kredinda) :
No credible alternative will brave the embarrassment of certain heavy defeat
118. Creditable (meritorio) :
He impressed me as an intelligent and honest witness and I found his account wholly credible
119. Credulous (kredema) :
Yet if it is power the initial persona seeks the stakes would surely need to be higher than the pleasure of manipulating a few docile and credulous tourists
120. Crepuscular (krepuska) :
Red foxes are terrestrial and either nocturnal or crepuscular
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