English to English Dictionary

Cater

To provide food and drink, typically at social events.

Caterwaul

To make a shrill howling or wailing noise.

Catfish

A type of freshwater fish known for its whisker-like barbels.

Catharize

To purge, cleanse, or purify, particularly in a spiritual, psychological, or ritualistic sense.

Cathedral

The principal church of a diocese, containing the bishop's throne.

Catherine

A traditional female given name of Greek origin.

Cathode-Ray-Oscilloscope

An electronic device that displays varying signal voltages, typically used to observe the waveform of electronic signals.

Catholic

Relating to the Roman Catholic Church or its members.

Catholicism

The faith, practice, and system of the Catholic Church.

Catlike

Resembling or characteristic of a cat, especially in terms of agility or stealth.

Cattail

A tall, reed-like plant of the genus Typha, typically found in wetlands, characterized by its long, cylindrical flower spikes.

Cattivo

Describing something or someone as bad, evil, or of poor quality.