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101cap|o|ral — cap|o|ral1 «KAP uh RAL», noun. a variety of tobacco. ╂[< French tabac du caporal corporal s tobacco (as superior to tabac du soldat common soldier s tobacco)] cap|o|ral2 «KAP uh RAL», noun. Southewestern U.S. the overseer or foreman of a ranch …
102chap|ar|ral — «CHAP uh RAL», noun. a dense, often thorny, thicket of low brushy vegetation, frequently including small evergreen oaks, found in the Southwestern United States. ╂[American English < Spanish chaparral < chaparro evergreen oak, probably < …
103chi|ral|i|ty — «ky RAL uh tee», noun. Chemistry, Physics. the property of being chiral or asymmetric …
104con|nat´u|ral|ly — con|nat|u|ral «kuh NACH uhr uhl», adjective. 1. belonging to a person or thing by nature or from birth or origin; in born; congenital. 2. of the same nature; alike in quality or kind; cognate. –con|nat´u|ral|ly, adverb …
105con|nat|u|ral — «kuh NACH uhr uhl», adjective. 1. belonging to a person or thing by nature or from birth or origin; in born; congenital. 2. of the same nature; alike in quality or kind; cognate. –con|nat´u|ral|ly, adverb …
106co|ral|la — «kuh RAL uh», noun. plural of corallum …
107co|ral|lum — «kuh RAL uhm», noun, plural la. the calcareous skeleton of a compound coral, consisting of individual corallites …
108cor|po|ral|i|ty — «KOR puh RAL uh tee», noun. the state or quality of having a material or corporeal existence; materiality …
109cor´po|ral|ship — cor|po|ral1 «KR puhr uhl, pruhl», adjective. 1. of or having to do with the body: »I would I had that corporal soundness now (Shakespeare). SYNONYM(S): bodily, physical. 2. personal: »corporal possession. 3. Obsolete. corporeal. ╂[& …
110cor´po|ral|ly — cor|po|ral1 «KR puhr uhl, pruhl», adjective. 1. of or having to do with the body: »I would I had that corporal soundness now (Shakespeare). SYNONYM(S): bodily, physical. 2. personal: »corporal possession. 3. Obsolete. corporeal. ╂[& …
