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6 Letter Words Starting with "C," with Meaning
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Cabala - A Jewish mystical and allegorical interpretation of the Scriptures.
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Cabana - A small hut or shelter, often by a swimming pool or on a beach.
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Cackle - To make a harsh, high-pitched, and often rapid noise, like a hen.
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Cadent - Falling in rhythm or cadence, often used in music.
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Cadenza - A virtuosic solo passage in a piece of music, typically near the end of a concerto.
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Cadger - A person who habitually asks for or borrows things from others.
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Caftan - A long, loose-fitting robe or tunic, often worn in Middle Eastern and North African cultures.
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Cagier - More cautious or wary.
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Cahoot - Collusion or partnership, often used in the phrase "in cahoots with."
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Cajole - To persuade someone through flattery or coaxing.
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Calico - A type of fabric with a pattern of contrasting colors and typically a white background.
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Callow - Inexperienced, immature, or lacking sophistication.
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Calmly - In a calm or composed manner.
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Camber - A slight convex or arch-shaped curve, often used in engineering and design.
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Camera - A device for capturing or recording visual images or scenes.
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Canine - Relating to dogs or resembling the characteristics of a dog.
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Canopy - A covering or roof-like structure, often made of fabric, that provides shade or shelter.
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Capers - Playful and lively activities or actions.
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Capital - The city that serves as the seat of government, often of a country or state.
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Caplet - A small tablet or pill.
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Captor - A person or thing that captures or takes someone or something prisoner.
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Carafe - A glass or ceramic container used for serving wine or water.
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Carats - A unit of weight for gemstones and pearls, equal to 200 milligrams.
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Carers - Those who provide care or support for others, often used in the context of caregiving.
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Caress - To touch or stroke gently and lovingly, often as a sign of affection.
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Carets - The symbol (^) used to indicate where text should be inserted or added.
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Carhop - A waiter or waitress who serves customers in their cars, typically at a drive-in restaurant.
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Caries - The decay or erosion of tooth enamel, leading to cavities.
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Carnal - Relating to physical desires or pleasures, especially of the flesh.
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Carney - To engage in playful or deceitful teasing or banter.
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Carols - Songs of joy and celebration, especially those sung during the Christmas season.
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Carpal - Relating to the carpus, which is the group of bones forming the wrist.
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Carpet - A thick covering for floors, often made of woven or tufted fabric.
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Carrot - A nutritious orange vegetable with a sweet, crunchy taste.
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Carved - To cut or shape wood, stone, or other material with a knife or tool.
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Carver - A person skilled in carving, often used in the context of woodcarving.
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Carves - To cut into something to create a design or shape.
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Casaba - A type of melon with sweet, white flesh and a wrinkled yellow rind.
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Casbah - A North African fortress or citadel, often found in cities like Algiers.
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Casein - A protein found in milk and used in making cheese, paint, and adhesives.
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Cashew - A type of nut with a kidney-shaped kernel and a sweet, buttery taste.
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Casino - A facility where various forms of gambling games are played.
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Casket - A small burial box or coffin, often made of wood or metal.
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Cassia - A type of aromatic plant, often used as a spice or in traditional medicine.
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Castle - A large fortified building or structure, often with historical or architectural significance.
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Casual - Relaxed and informal in style or behavior.
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Catalo - A hybrid between a male horse (stallion) and a female buffalo (cow), also known as a beefalo.
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Catarrh - An inflammation of the mucous membranes, especially in the nose and throat, causing congestion and discharge.
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Catchy - Attractive or memorable in a way that captures attention.
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Caters - To provide food and service for an event or gathering.
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Catgut - A type of cord or string made from the intestines of sheep or other animals, used in musical instruments and surgical sutures.
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Cathex - In psychology, the investment of emotional energy or attachment in an idea, object, or person.
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Cation - A positively charged ion in chemistry.
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Catkin - A type of flower cluster, often found in trees like willows and oaks.
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Catnap - A short, light nap or doze, often taken during the day.
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Catnip - An aromatic herb that can induce a euphoric response in cats.
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Cattle - Domesticated animals such as cows and bulls, often raised for their milk, meat, or labor.
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Caught - To capture or seize something or someone.
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Causer - A person or thing that causes or brings about an effect or result.
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Causes - The reasons or factors that lead to a particular outcome or event.
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Caused - The past tense of "cause," meaning to have brought about or initiated something.
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Causer - A person or thing that causes or brings about an effect or result.
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Causts - To burn or corrode something with a chemical substance.
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Cauter - To burn or sear a wound or tissue, often for medical purposes.
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Cauter - A hot instrument used for cauterizing.
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Cauter - A person or thing that cauterizes.
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Cavity - A hollow space or hole, often within a solid object.
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Caving - The activity of exploring caves
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