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Webster Dictionary :: Climax
CLIMAX, n. 1. Gradation; ascent; a figure of rhetoric, in which a sentence rises...
Webster Dictionary :: Climature
CLIMATURE, n. A climate.
Webster Dictionary :: Climatic
CLIMATIC, CLIMATICAL , a. Pertaining to a climate or climates; limited by a clim...
Webster Dictionary :: Climate
CLIMATE, n. 1. In geography, a part of the surface of the earth, bounded by two ...
Webster Dictionary :: Climatarchic
CLIMATARCHIC, a. Presiding over climates.
Webster Dictionary :: Climacteric
CLIMACTERIC, a. Literally, noting a scale, progression, or gradation; appropriat...
Webster Dictionary :: Climacter
CLIMACTER, n. 1. A critical year in human life; but climacteric is more generall...
Webster Dictionary :: Clifted
CLIFTED, a. Broken.
Webster Dictionary :: Cliffy
CLIFFY, a. Having cliffs; broken; craggy.
Webster Dictionary :: Clif
CLIF, CLIFF, in music. [See Clef .]
Webster Dictionary :: Clientship
CLIENTSHIP, n. The condition of a client; a state of being under the protection ...
Webster Dictionary :: Cliented
CLIENTED, a. Supplied with clients.
Webster Dictionary :: Cliental
CLIENTAL, a. Dependent.
Webster Dictionary :: Client
CLIENT, n. 1. Among the Romans, a citizen who put himself under the protection o...
Webster Dictionary :: Clicking
CLICKING, ppr. Making small sharp noises.
Webster Dictionary :: Clicket
CLICKET, n. The knocker of a door.
