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Words that start with C

Cute cats crawl carelessly past carefully cultivated canola.

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C is for Chime

A chime is a clear, ringing sound made by a bell or a set of metal tubes. The word can also mean the object that makes this sound. Things that chime include clocks, doorbells, some phones, and wind chimes.

C is for Chimera

A chimera is a mythical beast of Greek legend, represented in natural history texts with the body and head of a golden lion, a horned mountain goat's head emerging from its shoulder, and a venomous serpent for a tail.

C is for Chimney

A chimney is a structure that draws smoke and hot air away from a fire inside a building. The building may be a big industrial one with huge tall chimneys, or just a house with a fireplace inside.

C is for Chin

Your chin is found on your face, above your neck and below your mouth.

C is for Chinchilla

A chinchilla is a small rodent with soft, dense fur, large ears, and a thick tail. It lives high in the Andes Mountains in South America, where the weather is cool and dry. Chinchillas are most active at night.

C is for Chinese

Chinese is the language spoken in China, anything to do with China or people from China.

C is for Chip

A chip is a small piece of something, most commonly a piece of potato, deep fried to make potato chips.

A chip is used in gambling to represent money.

C is for Chipmunk

A chipmunk is a small rodent that is very similar to the squirrel. They will eat nuts, berries, frogs and even baby mice.

C is for Chips

French fries (or chips) are made from potatoes cut into long thin strips and then deep fried in oil. They are usually served hot, with salt.
A chiropractor is someone who manipulates the bones and muscles in your body. These manipulations can help restore balance in the body and make you feel better.

C is for Chirp

Chirp is another word for tweet, which is a noise that smaller birds make.

C is for Chisel

A chisel has a sharp edge at one end. It is used for carving or cutting something hard like wood, stone, or metal.
Chisels are usually used by hitting them on the end of the handle with a hammer to force them into whatever you are trying to cut.

C is for Chital

The chital, or spotted deer, is a deer with a light brown coat covered in white spots. It lives in forests and open grasslands across parts of India and nearby areas.

C is for Chives

Chives are a member of the onion family. Chives grow in clumps from a bulb under the ground. You can use the leaves cut up on salads or on potato or pasta dishes. You can use the flowers in salads too. Chives are very easy to grow from seed, and they can also grow new chives by digging up a clump and splitting off the smaller side bulbs.
There are different varieties of chives, one of the most useful being garlic chives, which have leaves and flowers with a strong garlic flavour.

C is for Chock

A chock is a piece of wood or metal used to hold something steady. Chocks are most often used against wheels to stop a vehicle from rolling away.

C is for Chocolate

Chocolate is made from the fermented, roasted seeds of the tropical cacao tree. The seeds are used to make cocoa solids and cocoa butter.
Chocolate is used to make a huge variety of sweets, desserts, cakes and drinks.
Modern chocolate usually comes in dark, milk and white chocolate. All three of them have sugar added. Milk chocolate has milk added to it, and white chocolate doesn't have cocoa solids in it, only cocoa butter.

C is for Choir

A choir is another word for a chorus.

C is for Choose

You choose something when you pick it from several different options.

The toddler in the picture is thinking about whether to choose carrot, potato or broccoli.

C is for Chop

You chop something up by cutting it into pieces with something sharp like a knife or axe.
A chopping board is a portable surface, usually made from wood or plastic, that is used when you are cutting up food so that your kitchen table or benches don't get damaged.