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What word that describes caramel beginning with c?
Chewy
What is a superlative beginning with the letter c?
Coldest is a superlative adjective. It begins with the letter c.
What is an adjective that begins with c and describes the civil war?
civil, duhhh
What 5 letter noun beginning with C describes the sleeping accommodation you get on aship?
Cabin
What adjective starts with the letter c that describes purpose?
An individual's purpose could be described as calculating or cagey.
Is Cellular an adjective form?
Yes, the word 'cellular' is an adjective, which describes a noun as of, relating to, or consisting of cells. Note: the adjective 'cellular' is not a proper adjective; only use a capital 'c' when it is the first word in a sentence.
What has the author K C Richardson written?
K. C. Richardson has written: 'Crocodiles, inside out' -- subject(s): Crocodiles
Which of the following sentences contains a demonstrative adjective A Which one is thisB This is his C This hat is his D Whose is this?
A demonstrative adjective, like all adjectives, describes a noun. In this case it is describing the noun as near (this book or these books) or far (that book or those books). So the answer to the question is c where thisis a demonstrative adjective describing the hat - saying that it is near. in a,b and d the word this is a pronoun, not an adjective.
What adjective describes Zebulon Pike?
nice
What do the letters c r a a n e spell?
Those letters will spell the word arcane, an adjective that describes a noun as mysterious and difficult to understand.
What is a 5 letter word beginning with h and ending in c?
Havoc is a word that means widespread destruction. Hemic is an adjective that means having to do with blood.
Crocodiles body temprature?
Crocodiles are reptiles.. They do not regulate their own body temperature (as mammals do). Crocodiles absorb heat from their surroundings - or by basking in the sun. A 'typical working' temperature would be around 30 C.
