Corporate (adjective)
being a commercial organization
Corporate interviewers are looking for applicants who display purpose
and
commitment to their future occupation.
Corpse (noun)
the physical frame of a dead person or animal
Zurbaran attempted to capture the fact that it is a corpse by painting
a somewhat
frightening face.
Correlate (verb)
to come or bring together in one’s mind or imagination
One of his students found that scores on these tests did not correlate
with class standing
among undergraduates at Columbia University.
Corrode (verb)
to eat away by degrees as if by gnawing; especially : to wear away
gradually usually by
chemical action; to weaken or
destroy gradually : to undermine
CO2 might corrode concrete plugs meant to seal wells.
Costume (noun)
clothes or other personal effects, such as make-up, worn to conceal
one’s identity
To celebrate Halloween, children dress up in costumes and go house to
house asking for
candy.
Counterpart (noun)
something possessing the same or almost the same characteristics as
something else
In Roman mythology, Mercury is the god of commerce, travel, and
thievery, the Roman
counterpart of the Greek god Hermes, the messenger of the Gods.
Countless (adjective)
too great to be calculated
Indeed, fallout from the Chernobyl nuclear accident has turned up in
ice cores, as has
dust from violent desert storms countless millennia ago.
Coupe (noun)
a 2-door automobile often seating only two persons; also : one with a
tightly spaced rear
seat
The Corvette Coupe, from the United States, is a popular sports
car.
Covet (verb)
characterized as having an inordinate desire for what belongs to
another
He is the only art critic to have twice won America's most coveted
award for art
criticism, the Frank Jewett Mather Award, given by the College Art
Association.
Cowhand (noun)
a cowboy; one who tends cows
In the 1800's, some worked as cowhands on ranches in Montana, during
which they
experienced devastating snowstorms and temperatures as cold as -40 F.
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