Castalia
1> _. _.  ,  ( 
)
2>  

Castalian
1> _. _. ;   

Castalie
1> _. _.  ,  ( 
)
2>  

Castaly
1> _. _.  ,  ( 
)
2>  

castaneous
1> _.  ( )

castanets
1> 

castaway
1>  
2> , , ;
_Ex:
castaways of society , ,  

3> 
4>  ( )
5> ; 
6> 
7> ,   

caste
1>  ( )
2>  
3> ,  
4> ;
_Ex:
to renounce caste     

5>   ;
_Ex:
to lose caste    

caste-mark
1>   ( )

caste-ridden
1> _. 

castelet
1> _.  ;  

castellan
1> _. ,  

castellany
1>   
2> ,   

castellated
1>    
2> ;
_Ex:
castellated mountains  
3>    ( )
4> _. ;
_Ex:
castellated shaft  

castellation
1>  
2>   
3>  
4>  ( )

castellet
1> _.  ;  

casten
1> _. _p-p.  cast

caster
1> 
2> _.      
3>  
4> _.  
_Ex:
caster of the evil eye    

caster sugar
1>  

castigate
1> ;  ;  ; 
2> ; , 
3> ,  ();  ()
4> ,  ()

castigation
1> ;  ;  , 
2> , 
3> , 

castigator
1> , 
2> 

castigatory
1> ; ; ; 
2> 
3> ; 

castilian
1> _.  
2> _.   

Castilian
1> ;    
2>   
3> _.   
4> ;   ;
_Ex:
Castilian Spanish  () ; 
  (   )

casting
1> 
2> ,  ()
3> ; 
4> _. _.  ;  ;
_Ex:
casting director    , 
  ;   

5> _. , 
6>  ()
7> _.  ()
8> _. ; 
9>  ,  
10>  , 
11> , , 
12> ;
_Ex:
casting bed  ;   

casting machine
1> _.   
2> _.  

casting vote
1>   ();  ,
    

casting-bottle
1>   ,  

casting-box
1> 

casting-form
1> ,  

casting-net
1> _. ()

casting-off
1> , 
2>  ;   

3> _.      
4> _. 

castle
1> ; 
2> _.  ,  -
3> , ;
_Ex:
an Englishman's hourse is his castle   -
 
4> _. 
5> 
6> _. ;
_Ex:
shielding castle   (  )
_Id:
to build castles in the air   ;

7>   
8> _. ; 

castle pudding
1> ,    

castle-builder
1> , 

castle-building
1>  ;  , ; 


castle-guard
1> _.  ;  
2> _.    
3> _.      

castle-nut
1> _.  

castle-town
1> _.    
2> _. ,    -

castled
1>      ( );
_Ex:
castled steep ,  
2> 

castleward
1> _.    
2> _.      

castling
1> _. ;
_Ex:
queen's side castling  

Castor
1> _. _. ;
_Ex:
Castor and Pollux   ,  ;
_.   ;  . , 
  
2> _.  (   )

castor
1> , 
2> ; 
3> _. 
4> _. ,  
5> _. 
6> _.      

castor oil
1> _.  ; 
_Id:
castor oil artist 

castor sugar
1>  

castor-oil plant
1> _. , ,  (Picinus communis)

castoreum
1> _.  

castral
1> 

castrametation
1>   ;  

castrate
1> , 
2>  ; ; ; 
3> ; ; 
4> 
5> ,  (); 

castrati
1> _pl.  castrato

castration
1> ; ; 
2> 
3> , ;    ( )

castrato
1> _. -

castweld
1> ,   

casual
1> _.    
2> _.  ;  ;
 
3> _. 
4> _.   
5> _.   
6> _.   ,    
 ;      
 
7>   
8> ;
_Ex:
casual discovery  ;
_Ex:
casual remark   
9> , ;
_Ex:
to talk of casual things     ;
_Ex:
it was no casual re-encounter    

10> ; ;
_Ex:
casual tone  ;
_Ex:
casual attitude  ;
_Ex:
casual perusal  ;  ;
_Ex:
to be casual towards success    ;
_Ex:
to be casual towards dress  ,  
  
11> _. ; ;
_Ex:
casual man ,    
12> , ; , ;
_Ex:
casual labourer    ;
_Ex:
casual worker  ;
_Ex:
casual reader  ;
_Ex:
casual traffic _.   ; 
;
_Ex:
casual poor ,     
 
13> ,  ( )
14>    
15> _. ,   

casualise
1> _.      

casualism
1> _. 

casualize
1> _.      

casually
1> ; , 
2> , , ;  
3> , -; , 

casuals
1>  
2> -   

casualty department
1>   

casualty dog
1>  

casualty effect
1> ;  

casualty enquiry office
1>    ,     

casualty helicopter
1>  

casualty insurance
1> . _.    

casualty list
1>  ,     

casualty ward
1>   

casuarina
1> _.  (Casuarina gen.)

casuatly
1>  ; 
2> ;
3> 
4> _.   ; ; ; ;
_Ex:
casuatly sweep     ;
_Ex:
to become a casuatly    ;   ;
_Ex:
to clear of casualties  ;
_Ex:
to detect casualties     
5> _pl.   ,   ; ;
_Ex:
casuatly report    ;
_Ex:
casuatly return      ;
_Ex:
to sustain casualties  ;
_Ex:
the regiment suffered heavy casualties   

6>  _.   ; 
,  ;  ;
_Ex:
the tank became a casuatly   ;
_Ex:
casuatly position   
7> _. ; ,   
  
8>      ;
_Ex:
in case of casuatly    
9> _.  ;  

casuist
1> 

casuistic, casuistical
1> 

casuistry
1> ;  ; 

casus
1> _. ,  ; 

casus belli
1> _.  ,      
  

cat
1> ; 
2> _.   (Felus domesticus)
3> _.   ;
_Ex:
wild cat   (Felus silvestris)
4> _.    ; ,
;
_Ex:
old cat  ;
_Ex:
don't be a cat!  !
5> - (   )
6>  
7> _. _. 
8> _. 
9> _. ; ""
10>  
11> _. _.  
12> _. , 
13> _.  
14> _.  ( )
15> _.   
16> _. _. _.  ;  
17> _. 
18> _. -
19> _. _. , -
_Id:
fat cat _. , ,  
 - ;
_Id:
cat in the pan ; ;
_Id:
the cat's pajamas _. _.  ,  ; 
;
_Id:
to put the cat among the pigeons  ;
   ;
_Id:
like a cat round hot milk   ;
_Id:
like smth. the cat brought in , ;
_Id:
like a cat on hot bricks   ;   ; 
 ;
_Id:
as a cat lovws mustard    ;
_Id:
to bell the cat ;     
 ;    ;
_Id:
to let the cat out of the bag ;
_Id:
the cat is out of the bag    ;  
;
_Id:
to see how the cat jumps ,   ;
,   ;   ;
_Id:
that cat won't jump    ;
_Id:
the cat did it     ( );
_Id:
a cat has nine lives  ;
_Id:
a cat with nine lives  ; ,  ;
_Id:
has the cat got your tongue?  ,  ?;
_Id:
enough to make a cat laugh    ,
 ;
_Id:
no room to swing a cat  ,  ;
_Id:
to jerk the cat _. , ;
_Id:
to fight like Kilkenny cats  ,  ,
     ;
_Id:
a cat may look at a king     
 ;  ,    ;
_Id:
sent not a cat for lard    ;
_Id:
all cats are grey in the dark _.    
20>  , -
21> _.    
22> _. 

cat and mous
1> - ();
_Ex:
to play cat and mous   -; 

cat block
1> _. -

cat burglar
1> _. -, -

cat o'mountain
1>    (Felis gen.)
2>  (Leopardus gen.)

cat's foot
1> _.   (Antennaria gen.)

cat's-cradle
1> " ", "" ()

cat's-eye
1> _.  
2> " ",  
3> _. _. , 

cat's-head
1> _. -
2> _. _. , -

cat's-meat
1> _.    

cat's-paw, catspaw
1>   ;
_Ex:
to make a cat's-paw, catspaw out of smb.  -
 ;  -  ;  
 
2>  ,   
3> _.     , " "

cat's-tail
1> _.  (Typha)
2> _.  ( )
3> 

cat's-tail grass
1> _.  (Phleum pratense)

cat-and-dog
1>    ;
_Ex:
cat-and-dog life  ;     

cat-and-mous
1> ,  ;
_Ex:
he used the cat-and-mous technique of handling an opponent
        
2>     
3> ;
_Ex:
cat-and-mous mood  

cat-eyed
1>   ;   

cat-fall
1> _. -

cat-fish
1> _.   (Anarrhicas lupus)

cat-footed
1>  ;   ;  


cat-harpings
1> _pl. _. 

cat-hole
1>   
2>  
3> _.  

cat-ice
1>  

cat-lap
1> _. , , 

