consciously
In a conscious manner; knowingly, volitionally.
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correlated
Mutually related in a correlation.
correspond
To be equivalent or similar in character, quantity, quality, origin, structure, function etc.
cradle
A bed or cot for a baby, oscillating on rockers or swinging on pivots.
crappy
Of very poor quality; unpleasant; distasteful.
crippled
Having a less than fully functional limb, or injuries which prevent full mobility.
cradle-to-grave
From birth to death, encompassing an entire lifetime
cat-footed
Moving stealthily or quietly
clutches
desperate or urgent situation
Caliph
Successors of Mohammed in temporal and spiritual matters; after the first four successors of Mohammed the caliphate passed through various dynasties — Umayyad, Abbasid, Seljuk, Turkoman, etc. In 1538 the Sultan of Turkey, Selim I, declared himself Caliph and the title rested with the sultanate until 1922 when both sultanate and caliphate were suppressed.
chump-change
A small or insignificant amount of money
curtain-raiser
An event that precedes and introduces a larger event or series
copper-bottomed
Completely genuine or authentic
clean-timbered
Having a strong and healthy body
cakewalk
A very easy task or situation
callout
A public criticism or condemnation
clusterfuck
A chaotic and completely disorganized situation
Caddice
Worsted yarn or binding, crewel. So named from the O.Fr. cadaz, the coarsest part of silk; with which the Ir. cadan, cotton, may be remotely connected. See also CADDY.
Calvaria
Each station represents, by fresco, picture, or otherwise, some incident in the passage of Christ from the judgment hall to Calvary, and at each prayers are offered up in memory of the event represented.
Carbineer
A soldier armed with a short light rifle (called a carbine) such as is used by cavalry. The word is from Fr. carabine, which is either from Calabrinus, a Calabrian (in which case the word would originally mean a skirmisher or light horse- man), or from late Lat. chadabula, a kind of ballista for hurling projectiles. The 6th Dragoon Guards in the British Army are known as the Carabiniers.
Cazique
A native prince of the ancient Peruvians, Cubans, Mexicans, etc.
chivy
Slang for the face. An example of rhyming slang (q. v.). Here the full term to rhyme with face is Chevy Chase.
clusterfucked
completely disorganized or chaotic
clusterfucking
a situation of complete chaos or confusion
cockblock
To prevent or interfere with someone's attempt to flirt or have sex with another person
Colbronde
The Danish giant slain by Guy of Warwick. By his death the land was delivered from Danish tribute.
cold-livered
Lacking courage or determination
Crapaud
A Frenchman; according to Guillim's Display oj Heraldry (1611), so called from a device of the ancient kings of France, "three toads [Fr. crapauds} erect, saltant." See FLEUR-DE-LIS.
creepy-peepy
Recognized English idiom; full definition pending editorial review.