Vocab Week 9 Flashcards
cause celebre
(n.) any well known controversy; a famous legal case
cavalier
(adj.) care free and unconcerned; free and easy; casual
caveat
(n.) warning or caution
cavil
(v.) to find fault unnecessarily; to raise trivial objections
cavort
(v.) to bounce or prance about happily
chameleon
(n.) a person of changeable habits or temperament
chanteuse
(n.) a women night club singer
charade
(n.) a readily preserved pretense or fiction
charlatan
(n.) one who pretends to have expert skill or knowledge; a quack; and impostor; fraud
chartreuse
(adj.) a pale, yellowish green
chary
(adj.) very cautious, watchful
chasm
(n.) a deep hole; a huge gap
cheesy
(adj.) inferior, poor, cheap
cherub
(n.) a child with a sweet, innocent, or chubby face
chicanery
(n.) deception or trickery