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KJV
Word
|
Meaning
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| Cabins |
Vaulted
cells |
| Caldron |
A
pot; kettle |
| Calkers |
Repairers
of seams |
| Candlestick |
Lampstand |
| Canker |
A
dying or decay of a part of the body |
| Carnal |
Of
the flesh; denoting human nature |
| Carriages |
Baggage |
| Casement |
A
window |
| Cast |
Worn-out;
old; cast-off |
| Cast
angle |
To
fish with a hook |
| Caul |
A
membrane covering (anatomy) |
| Cauls |
Embroidered
works, networks |
| Censer |
An
instrument used for burning incense |
| Centurion |
Commander
of a hundred men |
| Chambering |
Sexual
immorality; lewdness |
| Chamberlain |
Eunuch,
or chief servant |
| Champaign |
A
plain; level country |
| Chapiter |
Capital
of a column |
| Chapmen |
Merchantmen;
traders |
| Charged |
Burdened;
weighed down |
| Charger |
Dish;
plate |
| Chaste |
Untouched;
undefiled |
| Chasten |
To
discipline; train; educate |
| Chide |
Contend;
strive |
| Choler |
Anger |
| Chrysoprasus |
A
precious stone |
| Church |
Assembly
of "called out" ones |
| Churl |
A
rude, fraudulent person |
| Churlish |
Cruel;
stubborn |
| Circumspect,
be |
Take
heed; pay strict attention |
| Cistern |
A
pit, or well |
| Clamour |
An
outcry or protest |
| Clave |
To
split; to break through; tear |
| Cleanness
of teeth |
Famine |
| Cleaveth |
To
stick close to |
| Cleft |
An
opening, break or split |
| Clift |
An
opening, break or split |
| Cloak |
Raiment;
clothing |
| Clouts |
Pieces
of cloth; patches |
| Cloven |
Separated;
divided up |
| Cockatrice |
A
viper; serpent |
| Cockle |
A
weed resembling wheat |
| Cogitation |
A
thought |
| Collop |
A
piece of flesh |
| Commend |
To
praise |
| Communicate |
To
share or have things in common |
| Compass |
To
surround; encircle |
| Concision |
A
cutting off; a false circumcision |
| Concluded |
Shut
together; enclosed |
| Concord |
Agreement;
unison |
| Concourse |
A
gathering; a crowd of people |
| Concubine |
A
secondary or inferior wife |
| Concupiscence |
Strong
desire; passion |
| Condescend |
To
go along; to be led |
| Confectionaries |
Ointment
makers; perfumers |
| Confer |
To
speak or talk together |
| Consecrate |
To
regard as set apart or separate |
| Constrain |
To
compel |
| Contemn |
To
despise with mockery |
| Contemptible |
Despisable;
worthy of nothing |
| Contentious |
Loving
quarrel; fond of strife |
| Contrite |
Crushed,
broken or bruised in spirit |
| Convenient |
Proper;
appropriate |
| Conversation |
One's
conduct; manner of walk |
| Convinceth |
Convict |
| Convocation |
A
calling together; assembly |
| Cornet |
A
wind instrument; horn; trumpet |
| Cote |
1.
Livestock shed; 2. Fold |
| Coulter |
Iron
agricultural tool |
| Countenance |
Appearance |
| Countervail |
To
be make equal, offset, compensate |
| Course,
by |
In
portion, part; in turn |
| Covert |
A
hiding place |
| Covet |
To
long after; to try to gain |
| Cracknel |
Small
dry cake; cracker |
| Crib |
A
place in which cattle are fattened |
| Crisping
pins |
Money
bags or purses, highly ornamented |
| Crop |
To
pluck or break off |
| Cruse |
A
pot |
| Cubit |
A
linear measurement |
| Cumbered |
To
be distracted with cares |
| Cumbereth |
To
render useless; to make vain |
| Cummin |
Plant
bearing aromatic seeds |
| Cut
in sunder |
To
cut into pieces |