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Cute cats crawl carelessly past carefully cultivated canola.

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C is for Crawl

Crawling is moving along on your hands and knees. It is easier to keep your balance on all fours than it is to walk on two legs, so babies almost always learn to crawl before they learn to walk.

C is for Crayfish

Crayfish look like a small lobster and are found in fresh water like lakes, streams and rivers. There are many different varieties of crayfish. Crayfish are also called crawfish, crawdad or yabbies. They can be eaten in the same way as lobsters.

C is for Crayon

Crayons are sticks of colored wax that are used for drawing with. Crayons are usually shorter than pencils and can be quite thick. Crayons are usually associated with very young children, and are often given to children as their first tool to draw with.
Cream is a light, pale yellow or beige color. It looks like the color of cream made from milk.

Cream a common color for clothing, walls, and home decor because it feels soft and warm.
Cream is a fatty part of milk that floats to the top of fresh milk. Cream is thick and white or slightly yellow and is delicious on fruit, hot drinks, pancakes and many desserts.

C is for Crease

A crease is a line that has been made in a surface, usually by bending or folding it. People get creases in their skin in places that move, like around their eyes. The piece of paper in the picture has creases in it from where someone has folded it into the shape of a paper plane.

C is for Creature

A creature is any kind of living thing, but usually means an animal and one that isn't human.

C is for Credit card

A credit card is something you can use to buy things if you do not have any money of your own. You then pay the money back in instalments, or all at once if you want. If you take a long time to pay it back, you get charged extra money in the form of interest.

C is for Creek

A creek is a type of small river.
Another word for a creek is a stream.

C is for Crematorium

A crematorium is a place where a dead person's body is cremated.

C is for Crepe

A crêpe is a very thin pancake. Crêpes can be served with sweet or savory fillings, as a main meal, a dessert or a snack. Crêpes are originally from France.

C is for Crescent

A crescent is a shape that is part of a circle, but wider in the center and narrowing to a point at the ends. As the moon wanes it becomes a crescent.

C is for Cress

Cress is a herb with a very sharp, peppery taste that is very easy to grow. It is related to mustard.
Cress can be grown inside by sprinkling the seeds over some damp potting soil and left on a window ledge. Cress can be harvested simply by cutting the plants off with scissors when they have a few leaves.
Cress is very tasty on salads, or in egg and cress sandwiches.

C is for Crest

A crest is the highest part of something, or something on the top of something else. The bird in the picture has a crest of feathers on top of its head.

C is for Crew

A crew is a group of people working together to accomplish the same goal. The crew in the picture is a rowing team.

C is for Cria

A baby llama is called a cria.

C is for Crib

A crib is a small bed for a baby to sleep in. Cribs usually have bars on the sides so the baby doesn't fall out and hurt themselves - and the bars also keep older babies from escaping!
Cribs are also known as a cot or cradle or an infant bed.

C is for Cricket

Crickets are a type of insect distantly related to grasshoppers. Crickets make a distinctive "chirping" noise. Crickets make this noise by rubbing their hind legs together.
There are many different varieties of cricket, and they all have a slightly different "chirp".

C is for Cries

Cries is the plural of cry, for example "I heard the cries of the baby next door."

C is for Crimson

Crimson is a deep red at the purple end of the red spectrum. People usually just use crimson as another word for red.