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To assert something as either your own, or as being true.
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Claim
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The ability to see things into the future, or beyond regular human capability.
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Clairvoyance
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A bivalve mollusc known to sometimes have pearls in them.
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Clam
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A group of people united by descent from a common ancestor.
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Clan
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To strike your palms together to make a sound.
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Clap
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Nonsensical talking that sounds pretentious.
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Claptrap
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To make something more easier to understand by simpler explanation.
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Clarify
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A woodwind instrument that is usually black in color.
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Clarinet
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To tightly grasp something with your hand.
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Clasp
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A group of students who meet daily to study a subject.
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Class
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The quality of being exceptional and timeless in value over the course of many years.
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Classic
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To arrange objects based on characteristics or properties.
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Classify
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Some predators have these sharp things on their hands and feet, to climb or to kill prey.
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Claw
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A material used for making pottery or bricks.
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Clay
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Opposite of dirty.
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Clean
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Can mean easy to perceive, transparent, or to remove an unwanted object from somewhere.
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Clear
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A symbol found in the beginning of a music staff, which indicates the pitch of the notes.
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Clef
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A body of people ordained for religious duties by the Christian Church.
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Clergy
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A priest, or religious leader.
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Cleric
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To be intelligent, or quick to learn.
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Clever
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To select an option on a digital platform, by touching the screen or pressing a button.
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Click
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Someone using the services of a company or lawyer.
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Client
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A big red dog, who is also a children's book character.
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Clifford
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The general weather conditions of an area over a long period of time.
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Climate
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The highest and most intense point of a speech or story.
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Climax
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To move up an incline using hands and feet.
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Climb
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To strongly hold onto something.
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Cling
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A facility of a hospital that treats outpatients with medication or advice.
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Clinic
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An object used to keep two objects together in place, most notably paper.
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Clip
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A flat object used to hold paper in place for writing.
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Clipboard
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A sleeveless garment that covers most of the body.
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Cloak
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A device used for telling the time of the day.
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Clock
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An informal term for a stupid person.
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Clod
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The accumulation of matter that results in the blockage of a path.
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Clog
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A duplicate of someone or something else.
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Clone
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Opposite of open.
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Close
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A small room where clothes are kept.
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Closet
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The body creates these to stop bleeding from damaged blood vessels.
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Clot
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Woven fabric used to make blankets, quilts, and attire.
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Cloth
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A wooden object you would use to hang washed clothes outside to dry.
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Clothespin
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Condensed water vapor you can see in the sky.
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Cloud
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If you find one of these with four leaves, it is a sign of good luck.
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Clover
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An entertainer that wears face paint and colorful clothing, while acting silly and nonsensical.
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Clown
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An organization of people that meet regularly over a united goal or interest.
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Club
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The noise that a chicken makes.
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Cluck
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Detectives use these to help solve mysteries.
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Clue
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A lack of ability to handle things with care or steadiness.
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Clumsy
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Something awkward, slow, and heavy in style.
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Clunky
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A group of similar things located or occurring closely together in a bunch.
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Cluster
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The name of the orange ghost in Pac-Man.
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