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- Can: To be able to.
- Canned: Preserved in a can.
- Canon: A rule or law.
- Cantankerous: Bad-tempered.
- Canny: Shrewd and careful.
- Cant: Hypocritical talk.
- Canticle: Religious song or chant.
- Candor: Openness and honesty.
- Canopy: Covering that provides shade.
- Cane: A plant with a hollow stem.
- Canyon: A deep valley with steep sides.
- Canard: A false rumor.
- Cancun: A city in Mexico.
- Canton: A division of a country.
- Canvas: A heavy woven fabric.
- Candela: Unit of luminous intensity.
- Candler: Seller of candles.
- Cantina: A bar or cafe.
- Canal: An artificial waterway.
- Canine: Related to dogs.
- Candy: Sweet treat.
- Canteen: A small container for liquids.
- Cantle: Back part of a saddle.
- Canasta: A card game.
- Canson: A brand of art paper.
- Cantor: Leader of singing in a church.
- Canary: A small songbird.
- Candle: Wax with a wick for burning.
- Cannery: Factory for canning food.
- Cantata: A vocal composition.
- Canister: A container for storage.
- Cancel: To call off or revoke.
- Canter: A gait of a horse.
- Cannon: A large gun.
- Canvass: Solicit votes or opinions.
- Canoodle: To embrace and kiss.
- Canopic: Related to ancient Egyptian jars.
- Cancan: A high-kicking dance.
- Canceller: One who cancels.
- Canula: A thin tube.
- Cantile: Corner bracket.
- Canny: Smart and careful.
- Cannibal: One who eats human flesh.
- Canonize: To declare a saint.
- Canted: Having an oblique angle.
- Cannelloni: Pasta tubes.
- Canzone: A lyrical Italian poem.
- Canuck: A slang term for Canadian.
- Cando: Enthusiastic.
- Caneware: Pottery with a light brown color.
- Canthus: Corner of the eye.
- Cantab: Relating to Cambridge University.
- Cantilever: A projecting beam.
- Canikin: Small can.
- Cantaloupe: A type of melon.
- Cantorial: Relating to a cantor.
- Canorous: Melodious.
- Canfield: A solitaire card game.
- Cannery: Processing plant for canning.
- Canasta: Card game.
- Candlestick: Holder for a candle.
- Cantref: Medieval Welsh land division.
- Candler: Candle maker or seller.
- Cantation: Singing or chanting.
- Cannulate: To insert a tube into.
- Cantabile: In a singing manner.
- Cancun: Resort city in Mexico.
- Cantonal: Relating to a canton.
- Canting: Hypocritical, insincere.
- Canity: Aging.
- Canalize: To form into a channel.
- Cancan: Lively dance.
- Can(opist): On guard.
- Cantling: Thin slice.
- Canapes: Small appetizers.
- Canonical: Authorized or accepted.
- Cangue: Instrument of punishment.
- Cankered: Corrupted.
- Canorous: Pleasant-sounding.
- Canephore: Bearer of baskets.
- Canacina: Drug derived from an evergreen.
- Cannellini: White kidney beans.
- Canellated: Grooved or fluted.
- Canescence: Turning white.
- Candidacy: State of running for office.
- Cantation: Musical intonation.
- Canorage: Place for sugarcane.
- Canorous: Harmonious.
- Cantation: Act of singing.
- Cantiyuran: Field for cane crops.
- Cannulate: Insert a cannula.
- Cantorate: Role of a cantor.
- Canaster: A broad flat basket.
- Canthocular: Perforation in teats.
- Canicular: Related to dogs.
- Canopied: Covered with a canopy.
- Cantarelle: Small raise in salary.
- Cancione: A Spanish song.
- Cancuna: Capital punishment.
- Canvassion: Act of soliciting.