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Cute cats crawl carelessly past carefully cultivated canola.

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Cis forCot

A cot is a portable bed.

A cot is also another word for a crib.
Cottage cheese is a very soft cheese that looks similar to thick, lumpy yoghurt.

Cis forCotton

Cotton is a name for a type of plant, a type of thread, and a type of cloth. The cotton plant grows soft, fluffy coverings around its seeds, which are harvested and then spun into thread and woven into cloth. Cotton grows in subtropical climates, and needs a lot of water to grow. Cotton is still the most used fibre for making cloth out of worldwide.
Cotton candy, also called candy floss or fairy floss, is spun sugar. It is usually dyed pink but is naturally white.
Cotton candy is made by spinning hot, melted sugar into fine threads, and then gathering the threads onto a stick. It has the texture of soft wool or cotton when it is fresh, but gets rougher as it absorbs moisture from the air.
A cotton swab is a wad of cotton at either end (or just one end) of a short stick. Cotton swabs are useful for cleaning in places you can't reach with your fingers.

Cis forCouch

A couch is another word for a sofa.

Cis forCougar

The cougar is a kind of large cat that is also known as a puma or mountain lion. It is the equal fourth largest cat, after the tiger, lion and jaguar.
Cougars hunt large animals like deer and wild sheep and goats, but will also hunt domestic animals like horses.

Cis forCount

You count things so you know how many of them you have. The child in the picture is counting a handful of pebbles.

Cis forCouple

A couple is two people together as partners or as a small group. It can also mean two things or items.

You often hear it for friends or romantic partners, like a couple walking or a couple celebrating. You may see it in phrases such as "a couple of days" to mean a small number of days.
The courgette (or zucchini) is technically a fruit but most people call it a vegetable and it is usually in cookbooks as a vegetable. You can get courgettes in two colours - dark green and bright yellow.
The courgette is a member of the squash family, and is very closely related to squash and pumpkins, so close that the plants can cross-pollinate.
Courgettes need to be picked young or they get hard and woody and are not good to eat. They have a soft skin so they don't need to be peeled before cooking. They can be cooked in a variety of different ways; steamed, boiled, grilled, stuffed and baked, barbecued, fried, or in stews and other dishes. The flowers are sometimes eaten stuffed, or stuffed, dipped in batter and deep fried.
A courthouse is a building where a court meets. People go there to solve legal cases.
A courtyard is a room without a roof. Courtyards can be part of a garden or a house.

Cis forCouscous

Couscous is made from taking coarsely milled grain, dampening it, rubbing it into tiny granules and lightly flouring the granules so they don't stick together. The couscous is then dried and stored.
Couscous can be made from most grains, but is usually made from wheat, sorghum or quinoa. It is traditionally cooked by slowly steaming it over a cooking stew until it is light and fluffy. Modern couscous has been pre-steamed and then dried, and can be prepared by covering it in boiling water or a stock. Pre-steamed couscous can be cooked in about 5 minutes.

Cis forCousin

Your cousins are the children of your aunts and uncles. They can be either boys or girls.

Cis forCow

The cow is a large animal that is kept for its milk and meat. The meat from a cow is called bull and a baby cow is a calf.

Cis forCowboy

A cowboy (or cowgirl) is someone who herds cows, usually while riding a horse. Cowboys also do other jobs around a ranch besides just herding cows.

Cis forCower

You cower when you crouch in fear.
The dog is cowering under a Christmas tree.

Cis forCowl

A cowl is a loose garment that surrounds the head and neck, much like a scarf. Cowls are often hooded.