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| CLOCKWISE | | adj. & adv. In a curve corresponding in direction to that of the hands of a clock. | |
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| CLOCKWORK | | n. - mechanism like that of a clock, with a spring and gears.
- (attrib.) Driven by clockwork. like clockwork smoothly, regularly, automatically. | |
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| CLOSEKNIT | | adj. Tightly interlocked; closely united in friendship. | |
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| CLUBBABLE | | adj. Sociable; fit for club membership. | |
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| CLUBHOUSE | | n. Premises of a (usu. Sporting) club. | |
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| COACHLOAD | | n. Group of tourists etc. Taken by coach. | |
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| COACHWORK | | n. Bodywork of a road or rail vehicle. | |
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| COAGULATE | | v. (-ting) 1 change from a fluid to a semisolid.
- clot, curdle. coagulant n. Coagulation n. [latin coagulum rennet] | |
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| COALFIELD | | n. Extensive area yielding coal. | |
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| COALITION | | n. - temporary alliance, esp. Of political parties.
- fusion into one whole. [medieval latin: related to *coalesce] | |
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