Words that start with C

Cis forClose (Shut)

Close means to shut something. Close is the opposite of open.

Cis forClose (Near)

Close is another word for near, and is the opposite of distant or far. The airplanes in the picture are flying very close together.

Adjectives, Placements

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Cis forClosed

Something is closed if you cannot get into it or through it. The door in the picture is closed. The opposite of closed is open. Another word for closed is shut.

Adjectives

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Cis forClot

A clot is a soft lump, usually formed in a liquid. When you cut yourself, your blood clots so you stop bleeding. The picture is of clots forming in milk as it curdles.

Verbs

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Cloth, or fabric, is a large, thin material that is made from tiny fibers connected together. Cloth is used to make clothes, drapes, some kinds of bag and many other things besides. The picture is of some long rolls of cloth.

Fabrics, Materials

Katherine McAdoo / CC BY-SA

Cis forClothe

You clothe someone (or yourself!) by either providing them with clothes, or dressing them.

Verbs

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Cis forClothes

Clothes is another plural word for garments. You have one piece of clothing, but two clothes. Clothe is not the singular of clothes.

Clothing, Plurals

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Cis forClothes hanger

A clothes hanger, or coathanger, is a triangular object with a hook at the top that you use for hanging your clothes up inside a wardrobe. Coathangers can be made from wire, wood or plastic.

List of devices, List of bedroom items

dailyinvention / CC BY-SA

Cis forClothes iron

An iron is a device that gets very hot on the flat side underneath it. You rub the flat side on your clothes to remove the wrinkles and make sharp creases.

List of devices

Kevin Dooley / CC BY-SA

Cis forCloud

Clouds are found in the sky. They are made from water. When they get too big and too full of water, it rains.

Weather