| Word | defination |
| condone | to pardon, disgard, or overlook without condemning |
| connive | to join secretly in a plot; conspire |
| connoisseur | a person with the experience, expertise to make informed judgments in a fine art or in matter of taste |
| copious | abundant in number or quantity; plentiful |
| crass | lacking in sensitivity or refinement; crude |
| credence | 1. acceptance (of a staement or the like) as valid or ture. 2.trustworthiness- a just claim to another's trust or acceptance. |
| culinary | Relating to cooking |
| culmination | 1. Highest point 2. Act of culminating |
| cult | 1. Religious group misguided 2.a religion that most member of a society believe to be false, faddish, or unworthy of repect. |
| contrite | expressing remorse; feeling deep guilt for one's wrongdoing or shortcoming, and desiring to make amends for it; remorseful; repentant |
| scathing | 1. harshly condemning; brutal 2.causing great pain or harm. |
| scrim | 1.Theatrical curtain 2.Cotton or linen fabric |
| oscillate | 1.move backward and forward 2. keep changing your mind 3.cause to change predictably |
| ambrosial | delicious tasting |
| succumb | 1.to give in 2.to die from something |
| monochromatic | 1.only one color 2.only one wavelength |
| protocol | 1. etiquette of state occasions 2.code of conduct 3.international agreement 4. record or draft of agreement |
| inconsolably | Too distressed to be consoled |
| pinnacle | 1.highest point 2.mountain peak |
| fastidious | demanding-concerned with the smallest details |
