Verbs that start with C

Verbs that start with C

Verbs are things you do. Action words!

Cis forClothe

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

Cis forCollide

Two things collide when they hit each other with force, usually doing a lot of damage in the process. The car in the photo has collided with the pole.

Cis forCome

You come to someone or somewhere when you leave the place you are now and move to the other person. The dog in the picture is coming to his owner. The opposite of come is go. The past tense of come is came.

Cis forCommute

To commute is to travel between your home and the place you work on a regular basis.

Cis forCompact

Something is compact if it fits into a small space. The car in the picture is a compact car. You can compact something when you compress it together so it takes up less space, for example you might compact the ground before you lay pavers on it.

Cis forContain

You contain something by keeping it inside something else. The bucket in the picture contains a cat.

Cis forCook

A cook is someone who prepares and cooks food for a living. A cook in a higher class restaurant is usually called a chef. Cooking is also the process of preparing food to eat by using heat, for example you need to cook potatoes before you can eat them.

Cis forCorrode

Corroding is the process by which something becomes corroded. Metals usually corrode by a slow chemical reaction.

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 forCower

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