Crease,
fold.
Decrease,
not the opposite of to crease but to lessen.
Grease,
thick oil.
Kris,
dagger, from Malaya.
Chris,
diminutive of Christopher.
Grease the crease and cut with the kris.
Crick,
in neck.
Creak,
sound.
Crick,
pronounced creek,US for gulley or small waterway.
Crept,
sidled.
Crypt,
burial chamber.
Crapped,
defecated.
As he crept into the crypt he heard a noise
And nearly crapped.
Crewed,
manned.
Crude,
coarse.
Cruet,
salt cellar.
Crews,
ships companies.
Cruise,
voyage.
Both crews went for a cruise.
Cricket,
game.
Cricket,
insect.
In summer one often plays cricket to the sound
of the cricket.
Crisp,
tight.
Crisp,
new.
Crisp,
cold.
Crisp,
fried potato slice.
The lad with crisp curls ate a crisp from the
packet he had bought with a crisp new fiver, and
went out into the crisp frosty morning.
Croak,
noise made by a frog.
Croak,
die (sl).
Croak,
die.
Listen to that frog croak, I'm sure it will croak.
Crock,
pot.
Crock,
(US) unbelievable, untrue statements.
Crock,
old thing.
The poor old crock was out in the rain bringing
back the crock.
Crop,
whip.
Crop,
agricultural produce.
Crop,
part of a chickens digestive system.
Crop,
cut short.
Cull,
selective killing.
Kull,
kill, Scots.
I'd like to kull the men who took part
in the seal cull.
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