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What are some examples of the hard c words?

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A hard c is usually followed by A, O, or U and is pronounced as K.

Hard C's sound like K's.

  1. Abduct
  2. Accord
  3. Accost
  4. Accuse
  5. Acorn
  6. Across
  7. Actor
  8. Actress
  9. Alcoholic
  10. Alcohol
  11. Allocate
  12. Almanac
  13. Antic
  14. Aquatic
  15. Arcade
  16. Arctic
  17. Article
  18. Articulate
  19. Attic
  20. Authentic
  21. Autistic
  22. Bacon
  23. Bandicoot
  24. Beacon
  25. Became
  26. Become
  27. Biblical
  28. Biological
  29. Bionic
  30. Cabbage
  31. Cabaret
  32. Cab
  33. Cabernet
  34. Cabinet
  35. Cabin
  36. Cactus
  37. Cadaver
  38. Caiman
  39. Cairn
  40. Cake
  41. Calculate
  42. Calculator
  43. Calf
  44. Calico
  45. Calm
  46. Calvary
  47. Came
  48. Camel
  49. Camera
  50. Cameraman
  51. Camper
  52. Camp
  53. Canaan
  54. Canary
  55. Candy
  56. Canine
  57. Canon
  58. Canyon
  59. Cape
  60. Caper
  61. Capri
  62. Capybara
  63. Caracal
  64. Caramel
  65. Carbohydrate
  66. Carbon
  67. Carcass
  68. Card
  69. Cardinal
  70. Care
  71. Caribou
  72. Caricature
  73. Carob
  74. Carnage
  75. Carnal
  76. Carnival
  77. Carnivorous
  78. Carnivore
  79. Carpet
  80. Carpi
  81. Carp
  82. Carriage
  83. Carry
  84. Cars
  85. Carton
  86. Cartoon
  87. Cart
  88. Cask
  89. Cassowary
  90. Castle
  91. Catatonic
  92. Caterpillar
  93. Catfish
  94. Cathedral
  95. Catholic
  96. Cattle
  97. Cat
  98. Caulk
  99. Cavalry
  100. Cave
  101. Caveman
  102. Cavern
  103. Chameleon
  104. Character
  105. Chemical
  106. Chemistry
  107. Chemotherapy
  108. Cherubic
  109. Chic
  110. Chicken
  111. Chick
  112. Chocolate
  113. Choreographer
  114. Choreographic
  115. Choreography
  116. Christmas
  117. Chrome
  118. Chromosome
  119. Chromosphere
  120. Chronic
  121. Chthonic
  122. Chyme
  123. Claim
  124. Clam
  125. Clark
  126. Classical
  127. Classic
  128. Class
  129. Cleft
  130. Clerical
  131. Cleric
  132. Clerk
  133. Cliff
  134. Clinical
  135. Clinic
  136. Clock
  137. Clog
  138. Close
  139. Clothe
  140. Cloth
  141. Clover
  142. Cluster
  143. Coarse
  144. Coastal
  145. Coast
  146. Coati
  147. Coax
  148. Coaxial
  149. Cobra
  150. Cockatoo
  151. Cockroach
  152. Cocoa
  153. Coconut
  154. Cocoon
  155. Coffee
  156. Coke
  157. Cola
  158. Coliseum
  159. Collage
  160. Collagen
  161. Collapse
  162. Collar
  163. Colleague
  164. Collection
  165. Collect
  166. College
  167. Collie
  168. Cologne
  169. Colonel
  170. Colonial
  171. Colony
  172. Color
  173. Colossal
  174. Colosseum
  175. Comb
  176. Combination
  177. Combine
  178. Combo
  179. Comedian
  180. Comet
  181. Comfortable
  182. Comfort
  183. Comic
  184. Commemorate
  185. Comment
  186. Commitment
  187. Commit
  188. Commode
  189. Common
  190. Commotion
  191. Communicative
  192. Communion
  193. Community
  194. Commute
  195. Compact
  196. Companion
  197. Compassionate
  198. Compassion
  199. Compatible
  200. Compensate
  201. Compensation
  202. Compete
  203. Competent
  204. Competition
  205. Competitive
  206. Complementary
  207. Complete
  208. Completion
  209. Complexion
  210. Complex
  211. Complicate
  212. Complication
  213. Complimentary
  214. Compulsion
  215. Compulsive
  216. Compute
  217. Computer
  218. Concave
  219. Concentrate
  220. Concentration
  221. Concoct
  222. Concurrent
  223. Concur
  224. Concussion
  225. Condemn
  226. Condense
  227. Condominium
  228. Condo
  229. Condor
  230. Conduct
  231. Conduction
  232. Conductor
  233. Confessional
  234. Confession
  235. Confess
  236. Conflict
  237. Confuse
  238. Confusion
  239. Congestion
  240. Congest
  241. Congo
  242. Congratulates
  243. Congratulations
  244. Congregate
  245. Congregation
  246. Congress
  247. Conjugate
  248. Conjugation
  249. Conjunction
  250. Conjure
  251. Connection
  252. Connect
  253. Conquer
  254. Conquest
  255. Conquistador
  256. Consecrate
  257. Consecration
  258. Consecutive
  259. Consecutively
  260. Conservation
  261. Conservative
  262. Consideration
  263. Consider
  264. Cosmetology
  265. Cosmic
  266. Cosmo
  267. Cosmopolitan
  268. Consolation
  269. Console
  270. Consolidate
  271. Consonant
  272. Conspicuous
  273. Constant
  274. Constellation
  275. Constituent
  276. Constitution
  277. Constrictor
  278. Constrict
  279. Construction
  280. Construct
  281. Construe
  282. Consult
  283. Container
  284. Contain
  285. Contemplate
  286. Contemplation
  287. Contemporary
  288. Content
  289. Continent
  290. Continue
  291. Continuous
  292. Converge
  293. Conversation
  294. Converse
  295. Convert
  296. Convolution
  297. Convulsion
  298. Cookie
  299. Cook
  300. Cooperate
  301. Coop
  302. Coot
  303. Cope
  304. Copper
  305. Cop
  306. Coral
  307. Cord
  308. Cordial
  309. Cork
  310. Cormorant
  311. Cornea
  312. Corneal
  313. Corn
  314. Corona
  315. Coronation
  316. Corporal
  317. Corporate
  318. Corporation
  319. Corral
  320. Correction
  321. Correct
  322. Cost
  323. Cotton
  324. Cottontail
  325. Couple
  326. Cougar
  327. Counsel
  328. Counter
  329. Country
  330. Count
  331. County
  332. Coupe
  333. Couple
  334. Coup
  335. Courage
  336. Courier
  337. Course
  338. Court
  339. Couscous
  340. Cover
  341. Covert
  342. Coward
  343. Cowhide
  344. Cow
  345. Cox
  346. Coyote
  347. Coypu
  348. Cozy
  349. Crab
  350. Craft
  351. Crake
  352. Cram
  353. Cramp
  354. Crane
  355. Cranium
  356. Crash
  357. Crawl
  358. Crayon
  359. Cream
  360. Credit
  361. Creed
  362. Creek
  363. Creep
  364. Creme
  365. Crept
  366. Cress
  367. Crest
  368. Crib
  369. Crime
  370. Criminal
  371. Crimson
  372. Cripple
  373. Crisp
  374. Crispy
  375. Crock
  376. Crocodile
  377. Crocus
  378. Croissant
  379. Crooked
  380. Crook
  381. Crop
  382. Cross
  383. Crowd
  384. Crown
  385. Crow
  386. Crude
  387. Cruel
  388. Crumble
  389. Crumb
  390. Crunch
  391. Crutch
  392. Cryptic
  393. Crypt
  394. Cry
  395. Cubic
  396. Cubicle
  397. Cuckoo
  398. Cucumber
  399. Cuddle
  400. Cue
  401. Culpable
  402. Culpeo
  403. Cultivate
  404. Cultivation
  405. Cupid
  406. Cupboard
  407. Cup
  408. Curassow
  409. Cure
  410. Curlew
  411. Curl
  412. Curly
  413. Current
  414. Curry
  415. Curve
  416. Cuscus
  417. Custard
  418. Cute
  419. Cuttlefish
  420. Cut
  421. Deacon
  422. Declare
  423. Decorate
  424. Decor
  425. Deduct
  426. Democratic
  427. Democrat
  428. Depict
  429. Describe
  430. Description
  431. Dictator
  432. Dictionary
  433. Direction
  434. Directory
  435. Direct
  436. Disc
  437. Disco
  438. Discontinue
  439. Discount
  440. Discussion
  441. Discuss
  442. Duct
  443. Eject
  444. Epic
  445. Escape
  446. Ethic
  447. Ethnic
  448. Evict
  449. Exact
  450. Execution
  451. Expect
  452. Factor
  453. Factory
  454. Fact
  455. Fiction
  456. Fluctuate
  457. Fraction
  458. Friction
  459. Galactic
  460. Genetic
  461. Graphic
  462. Hack
  463. Hick
  464. Hockey
  465. Iconic
  466. Icon
  467. Ionic
  468. Immaculate
  469. Inconsolable
  470. Incorporate
  471. Junction
  472. Justification
  473. Lactate
  474. Lactose
  475. Lecture
  476. Local
  477. Locate
  478. Location
  479. Lyrical
  480. Lyric
  481. Macaque
  482. Macaroni
  483. Macro
  484. Magical
  485. Magic
  486. Magnetic
  487. Majestic
  488. Manic
  489. Manicure
  490. Masculine
  491. Materialistic
  492. Mathematical
  493. Medical
  494. Medication
  495. Medic
  496. Micro
  497. Microscope
  498. Microwave
  499. Miniscule
  500. Musical
  501. Music
  502. Mystic
  503. Narc
  504. Occasion
  505. Occupy
  506. Occur
  507. Oracle
  508. Organic
  509. Pecan
  510. Peccary
  511. Peculiar
  512. Pediatric
  513. Pedicure
  514. Pelican
  515. Pentacle
  516. Physical
  517. Physic
  518. Pica
  519. Piccolo
  520. Picnic
  521. Picture
  522. Prediction
  523. Predict
  524. Prescribe
  525. Proclaim
  526. Proclamation
  527. Production
  528. Product
  529. Prosecution
  530. Psychic
  531. Psychology
  532. Psychologist
  533. Raccoon
  534. Realistic
  535. Recall
  536. Recant
  537. Recollect
  538. Recon
  539. Reconsider
  540. Record
  541. Rectory
  542. Reluctant
  543. Republican
  544. Republic
  545. Rescue
  546. Respect
  547. Scam
  548. Scamp
  549. Scape
  550. Scare
  551. Scar
  552. Scope
  553. Score
  554. Scribe
  555. Scrip
  556. Script
  557. Secret
  558. Skeptic
  559. Spec
  560. Spectacle
  561. Speculate
  562. Stoic
  563. Subscribe
  564. Sync
  565. Synchronize
  566. Taco
  567. Tactical
  568. Tactic
  569. Tractor
  570. Uric
  571. Vector
  572. Victory
  573. Viscount
  574. Wacko
  575. Wacky
  576. Whack
  577. Wicked
  578. Wicker
  579. Yack
  580. Yuck
  581. Yucky
  582. Zinc
  583. Zircon
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A hard c is usually followed by A, O, or U and is pronounced as K.

A soft c is usually followed by E, I, or Y and is pronounced as S.

Some examples of Hard C words:

  1. Cabbage
  2. Cab
  3. Cake
  4. Calculate
  5. Calculator
  6. Calico
  7. Calm
  8. Calvary
  9. Camper
  10. Camp
  11. Candy
  12. Carcass
  13. Card
  14. Care
  15. Carp
  16. Carriage
  17. Carry
  18. Cars
  19. Cask
  20. Castle
  21. Caterpillar
  22. Cat
  23. Caulk
  24. Cavalry
  25. Chocolate
  26. Christmas
  27. Claim
  28. Clam
  29. Clock
  30. Clog
  31. Close
  32. Clothe
  33. Cloth
  34. Clover
  35. Cluster
  36. Coastal
  37. Coast
  38. Cocoa
  39. Coconut
  40. Cocoon
  41. Coffee
  42. Cola
  43. Coliseum
  44. Collage
  45. Collagen
  46. Collapse
  47. Collection
  48. Collect
  49. College
  50. Cologne
  51. Colonel
  52. Colonial
  53. Colony
  54. Colossal
  55. Colosseum
  56. Comet
  57. Commemorate
  58. Comment
  59. Commitment
  60. Commit
  61. Commode
  62. Commotion
  63. Communion
  64. Community
  65. Commute
  66. Compensate
  67. Compensation
  68. Compete
  69. Competition
  70. Complete
  71. Completion
  72. Complexion
  73. Complex
  74. Complicate
  75. Complication
  76. Compulsion
  77. Compute
  78. Computer
  79. Concentrate
  80. Concentration
  81. Concoct
  82. Concussion
  83. Condemn
  84. Condense
  85. Condominium
  86. Condo
  87. Condor
  88. Conduct
  89. Conduction
  90. Conductor
  91. Confessional
  92. Confession
  93. Confess
  94. Conflict
  95. Confuse
  96. Confusion
  97. Congestion
  98. Congest
  99. Congratulates
  100. Congratulations
  101. Congregate
  102. Congregation
  103. Congress
  104. Conjugate
  105. Conjugation
  106. Conjunction
  107. Conjure
  108. Connection
  109. Connect
  110. Consecrate
  111. Consecration
  112. Conservation
  113. Conservative
  114. Consideration
  115. Consider
  116. Consolation
  117. Console
  118. Consolidate
  119. Consonant
  120. Constant
  121. Constellation
  122. Constituent
  123. Constitution
  124. Construction
  125. Construct
  126. Construe
  127. Consult
  128. Container
  129. Contain
  130. Contemplate
  131. Contemplation
  132. Content
  133. Continent
  134. Continue
  135. Continuous
  136. Convolution
  137. Convulsion
  138. Cookie
  139. Cook
  140. Cooperate
  141. Coop
  142. Cord
  143. Cordial
  144. Cork
  145. Cornea
  146. Corneal
  147. Corn
  148. Corona
  149. Coronation
  150. Corporal
  151. Corporate
  152. Corporation
  153. Correction
  154. Correct
  155. Cost
  156. Couple
  157. Cougar
  158. Counsel
  159. Counter
  160. Country
  161. Count
  162. County
  163. Courage
  164. Courier
  165. Court
  166. Cover
  167. Covert
  168. Coyote
  169. Cram
  170. Cramp
  171. Crash
  172. Crawl
  173. Cream
  174. Credit
  175. Creed
  176. Creep
  177. Creme
  178. Crept
  179. Crib
  180. Cripple
  181. Crock
  182. Crocodile
  183. Crocus
  184. Croissant
  185. Crooked
  186. Crook
  187. Crop
  188. Crowd
  189. Crown
  190. Crow
  191. Crude
  192. Cruel
  193. Crumble
  194. Crumb
  195. Crunch
  196. Crutch
  197. Crypt
  198. Cry
  199. Cucumber
  200. Cuddle
  201. Cue
  202. Culpable
  203. Cultivate
  204. Cultivation
  205. Cupid
  206. Cupboard
  207. Cup
  208. Cure
  209. Current
  210. Curry
  211. Custard
  212. Cute
  213. Cut
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What letters usually follow a soft c?

A hard c is usually followed by A, O, or U and is pronounced as K.A soft c is usually followed by E, I, or Y and is pronounced as S.Some Examples of Hard C words:CabbageCabCakeCalculateCalculatorCalicoCalmCalvaryCamperCampCandyCarcassCardCareCarpCarriageCarryCarsCaskCastleSome Examples of Soft C words:CeaseCedarCedeCederCelebrateCelebrationCelebrityCeleryCelestialCelibateCellarCellCementCemeteryCenotaphCentennialCenterCentimeterCentipedeCentral

What words can you make using the letters a b c d and e?

Here are SOME of the examples below, hope it is useful:BadFedCabBedBegDabDeafEdFadeFagBagBeadAceAgeAgedBadgeBaggageBeefCabbageCageDadDeadEdgeEggFaceAdd

Is the C or G soft at the end of words?

No, the C and G is hard at the end of words. There's a rule applied that the C or G is only soft when it comes before an E, I, or Y. When the C or G comes before any other letters or it ends, then it'll be hard. Technically, when the word ends with a C or G, then these letters would also remain hard.

Is celebrate a soft c with a vowel?

The word celebrate does have the soft c sound.Soft C's have the S sound to them.A hard c is usually followed by A, O, or U and is pronounced as K.A soft c is usually followed by E, I, or Y and is pronounced as S.Some examples of Soft C words:CeaseCedarCedeCederCelebrateCelebrationCelebrityCeleryCelestialCelibateCellarCellCementCemeteryCenotaphCentennialCenterCentimeterCentipedeCentralCentCenturionCenturyCerealCerebellumCerebrumCeriseCertainCesareanCessationCesspoolCiderCigaretteCigarCilantroCinchCinderCinemaCinnamonCinquainCisternCiteCitizenCitrusCityCivilianCivilizationCivilCyanCylinderCymbalCypressCystCytoplasm

What are some sports with a soft c sound in them?

The sport of riding and racing bicycles is called Cycling.The word cycling has both the hard and soft c sounds.The first "C" in Cycling has the soft c sound (S), while the second c in cycling has the hard c sound (K).A hard c is usually followed by A, O, or U and is pronounced as K.A soft c is usually followed by E, I, or Y and is pronounced as S.

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What are words with a hard c sound and begin with the letter k?

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What are some words that have both a soft c and a hard c in them?

Hard C's sound like K's.Ex: cake, cookie, cupSoft C's sound like S's.Ex: celery, cider, citySome examples that have BOTH the hard and soft c sound are:AccentAccentuateAcceptanceAcceptAccessorizeAccessoryAccessAccidentAccompliceAccordanceAccuracyAnarchisticBicycleCadenceCancellationCancelCapaciousCapriceCapriciousCappuccinoCapuchinCarcinogenicCarcinogenCatholicismCelticCentricCervicalCinematicCircleCircuitousCircuitCircularCircumciseCircumferenceCircumstanceCircusCiscoCivicClairvoyanceClearanceCockatriceCodependencyCoerceCoerciveCoexistenceCognizanceCoherenceCoincideCoincidenceCoincidentalCoincidentComeuppanceCommenceCommerceCommercialCommonplaceCompetenceCompetencyComplacenceComplacencyComplacentComplianceConcedeConceitConceivableConceiveConcentrateConcentricConceptConcernConcertConcessionConciseConcordanceConcupiscenceConcurrenceCondescendCondolenceConduciveConfederacyConferenceConfidenceConfluenceConformanceCongruenceCongruencyConscienceConscientiousConsciousConsequenceConservancyConsistencyConsonanceConstanceConstancyConstituencyConsultancyContinenceContingencyContinuanceContumacyConvalescenceConvalescentConvenienceConvergenceConveyanceConvinceCoppiceCorrespondenceCorniceCouncilCountenanceCounterintelligenceCowardiceCrawlspaceCredenceCrescentCreviceCriticismCriticizeCrucialCurrencyCurvaceousCyberneticCycleCyclistCycloneCyclopsCylindricalCynicalCynicCysticDecadenceEccentricElectricityEncyclopediaExcrescenceExpectanciesExpectancyHallucinogenicInaccuracyInaccessibleIncandescentInconceivableInconvenienceInsignificanceMalpracticeNarcissisticNecklaceOccurrenceOceanicPracticeRecalcitrantReciprocalRecognizanceRecycleReconcileScarceSpecificSucceedSuccessTricycleUnicycleVacancyVaccine

What are the rules for a soft c and a hard c?

A hard c is usually followed by A, O, or U (not always). It is pronounced as a KA soft c is usually followed by E, I, or Y and is pronounced as S.Some Hard C Examples (K Sound):ActorBaconCampDeaconEchoFactGeckoHackIckyJockeyKickLocomotiveMacroNachoOrcaPelicanQuackRacoonScareTacoUricVacuumWackoYuckyZirconSome Soft C Examples (S Sound):AceBraceCeleryDocileEmceeFacilityGraceIceJuiceLaceMaceNiceOceanPrinceQuinceRecedeSliceTriceViceWince

Has crane got a soft c?

No, the "C" in the word crane makes a K sound making it a hard c.Hard C's sound like the letter K. Soft C sounds like S.Some Examples of Soft C Words:CeaseCedarCedeCederCelebrateCelebrationCelebrityCeleryCelestialCelibateCellarCellCementCemeteryCenotaphCentennialCenterCentipedeCentralCentSome Examples of Hard C Words:CabbageCabCakeCalculateCalculatorCalmCalvaryCamperCampCandyCarcassCardCareCarpCarriageCarryCarsCaskCastleCaterpillar

What letters usually follow a soft c?

A hard c is usually followed by A, O, or U and is pronounced as K.A soft c is usually followed by E, I, or Y and is pronounced as S.Some Examples of Hard C words:CabbageCabCakeCalculateCalculatorCalicoCalmCalvaryCamperCampCandyCarcassCardCareCarpCarriageCarryCarsCaskCastleSome Examples of Soft C words:CeaseCedarCedeCederCelebrateCelebrationCelebrityCeleryCelestialCelibateCellarCellCementCemeteryCenotaphCentennialCenterCentimeterCentipedeCentral

What words can you make using the letters a b c d and e?

Here are SOME of the examples below, hope it is useful:BadFedCabBedBegDabDeafEdFadeFagBagBeadAceAgeAgedBadgeBaggageBeefCabbageCageDadDeadEdgeEggFaceAdd

What are some Scrabble words using C and J?

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How do you spell all the f words and c words?

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is receive a soft c or a hard c?

The word receive is a soft c word.A hard c is usually followed by A, O, or U and is pronounced as K.A soft c is usually followed by E, I, or Y and is pronounced as S.Some examples of Soft C words:CeaseCedarCedeCederCelebrateCelebrationCelebrityCeleryCelestialCelibateCellarCellCementCemeteryCenotaphCentennialCenterCentimeterCentipedeCentralCentCenturionCenturyCerealCerebellumCerebrumCeriseCertainCesareanCessationCesspoolCiderCigaretteCigarCilantroCinchCinderCinemaCinnamonCinquainCisternCiteCitizenCitrusCityCivilianCivilizationCivilCyanCylinderCymbalCypressCystCytoplasm

Is close a hard c?

Answer:yes. hard is when it makes the K soundsoft when it makes the S soundAnswer:Yes, the word close is a hard c word.A hard c is usually followed by A, O, or U and is pronounced as K.A soft c is usually followed by E, I, or Y and is pronounced as S.Examples of Hard C words:CabbageCabCakeCalculateCalculatorCalicoCalmCalvaryCamperCampCandyCarcassCardCareCarpCarriageCarryCarsCaskCastleExamples of Soft C words: CeaseCedarCedeCederCeilingCelebrateCelebrationCelebrityCeleryCelestialCelibacyCelibateCellarCellCellmateCellophaneCellphoneCellularCelluliteCelluloid

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