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VOCABULARY. Cas-sa-tion,making void

Castor, a beaver.

Cas'-u-al-ty, accident.

Cas-tra-men-ta'-tion, encampment.

Cat-a-bap'-tist, one that is against baptism.

Cat-a-chres-ti-cal, far-fetched.

Cat'-a-graph, a profile.

Cat-a-clysm, a flood.

Cat-a-lepsis, apoplexy.

Ca-tal-y-sis, dissolution.

Cat-a-plasm, a poultice.

Ca-tas'-tro-phe, a calamity.

Cate, a sweetmeat.

Cat-e-nate, to link.

Ca'-ter-er, a provider.

Cau'-dal,pertaining to the tail.

Cau-tel-ous-ly, cautiously.

Caup'-o-na-tor, landlord.

Cau-ter-i-za'-tion, the act of searing a sore.

Ce-ler'-i-ty, quickness.

Cel-si-tude, hight.

Cense, tax.

Ceph'-a-lal-gy, headache.

Cē’-rate, a salve made of wax.

Ce-re-a'-li-ous, pertaining to corn.

Cer-vi-cal, pertaining to the neck.

Cer-vine, relating to a deer.

Ce-ru'-le-ous, sky-colored.

Ces-sa'-tion, stopping.

Cha'-ry, cautious.

Ches'-som, a mellow earth.

Chev'-i-sance (shev-e-sance), achievement.

Chi-rogʻ-ra-phy, art of writing

Chir'-o-man-cy, divining by the lines in the hand.

Chi-rur'-geon, a surgeon.

Chit-ter-lings, sausages.