Words of the Day
Classic �adj. 1 first-class; of lasting value and importance. 2 very typical (a classic case). 3 a of ancient greek and latin literature, art, etc. B (of style) simple, harmonious. 4 famous because long-established. �n. 1 classic writer, artist, work, or example. 2 (in pl.) Ancient greek and latin. [latin classicus: related to *class]Classicism n. 1 following of a classic style. 2 classical scholarship. 3 ancient greek or latin idiom.  classicist n. مترجم غیررسمی پرتغالی Classmate n. Person in the same class at school.Chorale n. 1 simple stately hymn tune; harmonized form of this. 2 esp. Us choir. [german: related to *choral]Classy adj. (-ier, -iest) colloq. Superior, stylish.  classily adv. Classiness n.Clause n. 1 gram. Part of a sentence, including a subject and predicate. 2 single statement in a treaty, law, contract, etc.  clausal adj. [latin clausula: related to *close2]Claustrophobia n. Abnormal fear of confined places.  claustrophobic adj. [latin claustrum *cloister, *-phobia]Clavicle n. Collar-bone. [latin clavis key]Claw back v. Regain laboriously or gradually.Chord2 n. 1 straight line joining the ends of an arc or curve. 2 poet. String of a harp etc.  strike a chord elicit sympathy. [var. Of *cord]Chopsuey n. (pl. -s) chinese-style dish of meat fried with vegetables and rice. [chinese, = mixed bits]Classicism n. 1 following of a classic style. 2 classical scholarship. 3 ancient greek or latin idiom.  classicist n.Chorale n. 1 simple stately hymn tune; harmonized form of this. 2 esp. Us choir. [german: related to *choral]Classy adj. (-ier, -iest) colloq. Superior, stylish.  classily adv. Classiness n.