ze. To put in the form of a coke or charcoal.

Ceremonies. A formal act, rite, or observance, either religious
or otherwise.

Charcoal. Wood from which the lighter or more volatile gases
have been abstracted by heat.

Charged. Referring to a battery, or cell, which has been
supplied with liquid; or anything filled with
material.

Chicory. A product, used as a substitute for or an adulterant
of coffee, containing a bitter principle, and made
from the root of the endive and other similar
plants.

Circuiting. The term applied to the wiring of a battery or other
electrical apparatus.

Clarified. Liquid which has been relieved of floating matter.

Coke. Coal from which the most volatile gases have been
taken by heat.

Conspicuous. Very plain; easily observed.

Cortege. A train of equipages at a funeral.

Contracted. Something brought down, or compressed into a smaller
bulk.

Coagulated. Changing the form of solid matter in liquids.

Comprises. That of which any article is made up.

Conclusive. A finality; the end.

Constipated. A morbid condition of the bowels.

Concerted. Acting together, or in unison.

Contingency. The awaiting of an event; in the event of.

Corrosive. The action, usually of an acid, like rust.

Complicated. Mixed up; difficult to understand.

Compressible. That which may be put into a smaller compass.

Coincidence. One fact happening with another, or at the same
time.

Commotion. In an uproar; not in order.

Compound. Made up of two or more substances.

Crenate. Scalloped or toothed by even, rounded notches.

Crenelated. Furnished with flutes and indentations.

Crucible. A receptacle for melting ores and the like.

Critically. In a low state; very ill; the danger point.

Crater. An open cavity of a volcano.

Crystal. Glass; transparent substances which are rigid.

Cubic. A body having six sides.

Curtailed. Cut off; only a part of.

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