Counter,
marker in a game.
Counter,
serving position in shop.
Counter,
person who counts.
Counter,
anti.
The counter moved the counter
counter-clockwise on the counter.
Counterpane,
bedspread.
Counter pain,
an analgesic.
Counsel,
barrister.
Counsel,
advice.
Council,
controlling body.
Counsel gave counsel to the council.
A country,
nation, state.
The country,
between town and seaside.
We often take country holidays in our country.
Coarse,
crude.
Cores,
central parts.
Course,
track or field for sport.
Course,
race or competition.
Course,
period of training.
Of course,
agreement, exactly.
Gorse,
broom.
Cove,
strange or odd man.
Cove,
bay or inlet.
The old cove was found in the cove.
Cows,
bovine quadrupeds.
Cowes,
town on Isle of Wight.
Cows,
(sl), women.
There were cows and cows at Cowes.
Cowed,
bullied, dominated.
Coward,
one who is easily cowed.
Coward, Noel,
a song and play-wright and actor.
Crack,
split.
Crack,
sharp noise.
Crack,
a nineties designer drug.
As she peered through the crack in the door,
she heard the crack of the whip.
Cracker,
an attractive girl, person or object.
Cracker,
(sl) (US) white person.
Crackers,
dry biscuits.
Crackers,
Christmas indoor explosives
Crackers,
(sl) mad, barmy.
Give the dog some crackers, you know he
goes crackers when we pull the crackers.
Crack up,
humour, laugh
Crack down,
impose a curfew, be strict.
Crane,
bird.
Crane,
lifting device.
Crane,
to extend one’s neck.
If you crane your neck you can see if the crane is on the crane.
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