coalesce
fuse or cause to grow
together
coffer
a chest especially
for storing valuables
cogent
powerfully persuasive
collusion
secret agreement
condone
excuse, overlook, or
make allowances for
connoisseur
an expert able to
appreciate a field
contrite
feeling or expressing
pain or sorrow for sins or offenses
contumacious
willfully obstinate;
stubbornly disobedient
convoluted
rolled longitudinally
upon itself
corroborate
give evidence for
cosset
treat with excessive
indulgence
coterie
an exclusive circle
of people with a common purpose
craven
lacking even the
rudiments of courage; abjectly fearful
credulous
showing a lack of
judgment or experience
crescendo
a gradual increase in
loudness, in music
cupidity
extreme greed for
material wealth
curmudgeon
an irascible,
cantankerous person full of stubborn ideas
debutante
a young woman making
her debut into society
declivity
a downward slope or
bend
decorous
characterized by
propriety and dignity and good taste
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