| circuit | regular journing around a tereitory by a person performing duties |
| circuitous | ruondabout, winding, |
| circumference | a line carried around |
| circumlocution | roundabout way of saying something |
| circumnavigate | sail round |
| circumscribe | write a line around the bounds, to limit |
| circumspect | cautious, careful to consider possible |
| circumstance | smth standing around |
| circumvent | to come around |
| coherent | sticking together, having an orderly relation of part |
| calloborate | to labor tohether |
| collusion | playing together |
| commensurate | measured together, proportionare |
| commiserate | to sympathize |
| commotion | people moving together |
| complicate | fold tjgether, to make intricare or involved |
| compunction | a prick of conscience |
| composition | a putting togetherof parts to form a whole |
| condone | forgive or overlook |