ciclamor, n.m. V. orle.
cicutaire, n.f., cicuta, water-hemlock.
cid (sid), n.m., cid (chief, commander).
cidre, n.m., cider. Gros —; strong cider. — paré; old cider. — piquant; rough cider.
cⁱᵉ., (ab.) Co. (for Company).
ciel (siel), n.m., (cieux) heaven, the heavens, the firmament, the sky; paradise. Grâces au —; thanks be to heaven, to God. C’est un coup du —; it is a judgment of heaven. O —! O heavens! Juste —! good heavens! great god! Du —; heavenly. Arc-en-— (—s-—); rainbow. Remuer — et terre; to leave no stone unturned.
ciel, n.m., (ciels) tester of a bed; (c.rel.) the canopy which is carried over the host; sky (paint.); the roof of a quarry; air, climate. Un beau —; a fine climate. L’Italie est sous un des plus beaux —s de l’Europe; Italy has one of the finest climates in Europe.
cierge, n.m., wax-taper, church candle, wax-light. — du Pérou; torch thistle. — pascal; Easter cierge. —s d’eau; water-jets. Droit comme un —; as stiff as a poker.
ciergé, -e, adj., (nav.) stiff.
ciergier, n.m., wax-chandler.