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VOCABULARY Cor-po-rē'-i-ty, the body.

Cor-rob'-o-ra-tion, confirmation.

Cor-ru-ga'-tion, a wrinkle.

Cor-ti-cal, relating to bark.

Cor-us-ca'-tion, a flash.

Co-rym-bif'-er-ous, bearing berries in clusters.

Cos-mol-a-try, worshiping the world.

Cos-mo-pol-i-tan, one who lives everywhere

Cos'-tal, relating to a rib.

Cos'-tard, the head.

Cos'-trel, a bottle.

Co-tem'-po-ra-ries, those who live at the same time.

Coʻ-te-rie, a friendly party.

Cot'-quean, one who meddles with women's affairs.

Couch-ee (coush-ee ), bed-time.

Cou'-rier, a messenger.

Co-ven'-ous, deceitful.

Crab’-by, difficult

Cra'-ni-um, the skull.

Cran-i-ol-o-gy, phrenology.

Cras-ti-na'-tion, delay.

Cre-brous-ly, frequently.

Cre-pus'-cle, or cule, twilight.

Cres'-cive, growing or increasing.

Cres'-set, a lamp.

Crim-i-na'-tion, accusation, offense

Cri'-nose, hairy.

Cri'-sis, a peculiar important time.

Cris-pa'-tion, the act of curling.

Cro-ci-ta'-tion, croaking.

Croft, ground near a house.

Cru'-ci-ate, to torment.

Cru-ci-a'-tion, torment.

Cru’-ral, relating to the leg.

Crux, anything that vexes.

Cry'-al, a heron.