congenital

congregate
conjecture
conjure
connoisseur
consecrate
consensus
consonant
construe to
consummate
contentious
contiguous
contingent
contrite
contrived
conventional
convivial
copious
corollary
corroborate
describing a trait or condition acquired between conception and birth, innate
to come together
to guess, to deduce or infer on slight evidence
to summon or bring into being as if by magic
an expert, particularly in matters of art or taste
to make or declare sacred
unanimity or general agreement
harmonious, in agreement
interpret
perfect, complete, supremely skillful
argumentative, quarrelsome
side by side, adjoining
dependent, possible
admitting guilt, especially feeling remorseful
artificial, labored
common, customary, unexceptional
fond of partying, festive
abundant, plentiful
something that follows, a natural consequence
to confirm, to back up with evidence
cosmopolitan
countenance
coup
covenant
covert
covet
credulous
criterion
cryptic
culinary
culpable
cursory
curtail
cynic
daunt
dearth
debacle
debauchery
debilitate
decadent
at home in many places or situations, internationally sophisticated
face, facial expression, especially an encouraging one
a brilliant victory or accomplishment, the violent overthrow of a government by a small internal group
a solemn agreement, a contract, a pledge
secret, hidden
to wish for enviously
eager to believe, gullible
standard, basis for judgment
mysterious, mystifying
relating to cooking or the kitchen
deserving blame, guilty
hasty, superficial
to shorten, to cut short
one who deeply distrusts human nature, one who believes humans are motivated only by selfishness
to make fearful, to intimidate
lack, scarcity
violent breakdown, sudden overthrow, overwhelming defeat
wild living, excessive imtemperance
to weaken, to cripple
decaying or decayed, especially in terms of morals
decimate to kill or destroy a large part of
decorous proper, in good taste, orderly
deduce to conclude from the evidence, to infer
defame to libel or slander, to ruin the good name of
deference submission to another's will, respect, courtesy
definitive conclusive, providing the last word
degenerate to break down, to deteriorate
deleterious harmful
delineate to describe accurately, to draw in outline
delude to deceive
deluge a flood, an inundation
demagogue a leader who uses prejudice to get more power
denizen inhabitant
depravity extreme wickedness or corruption
deprecate to express disapproval of
deride to ridicule, to laugh at contemptuously
derogatory disapproving, degrading
desiccate to dry out
despondent extremely depressed, full of despair
despot an absolute ruler, an autocrat
destitute
desultory
dextrous
dialectical
dictum
didactic
diffident
digress
dilettante
discern
discreet
discrete
discriminate
disdain
disinterested
disparage
disparate
disseminate
dissipate
dissolution
extremely poor, utterly lacking
without a plan or purpose, disconnected, random
skillful, adroit
relating to discussions, relating to the rules and methods of reasoning, approaching truth in the middle of oppo
an authoritative saying, an adage, a maxim, a proverb
intended to teach, morally instructive, pedantic
timid, lacking in self-confidence
to stray from the main subject
someone with superficial knowledge of the arts, an amateur, a dabbler
to have insight, to see things clearly, to discriminate, to differentiate
prudent, judiciously reserved
unconnected, separate, distinct
to notice or point out the difference between two or more things, to discern, to differentiate
arrogant scorn, contempt
not taking sides, unbiased
to belittle, to say uncomplimentary things about, usually in a somewhat indirect way
different, incompatible, unequal
to spread the seeds of sth, to scatter, to make widely known
to thin out, drift away, or dissolve, to cause to thin out, drift away, or dissolve, to waste or squander
the breaking up or dissolving of sth into parts, disintegration