ca-theˈdral (kȧ-thēˈdrăl), the church which contains the bishop’s official chair or throne.
cauld (kawld), Scotch for cold.
causeˈway (kôzˈwā), a raised road over wet ground.
cauˈtious (kôˈshŭs), watchful, wary, careful.
cavˌal-cadeˈ (kăvˌăl-kādˈ), a procession of persons on horseback.
cavˌa-lierˈ (kăvˌȧ-lērˈ), a leader in the party of King Charles I; knight, gallant.
ca-vortˈing (kȧ-vôrtˈĭng), prancing.
cavˈi-ty (kăvˈĭ-tĭ), a hollow place.
cay (kā), Spanish for quay.
ceased (sēst), stopped, left off.