Quiz C 19

A bungle is an embarrassing mistake.

A cordon is a thick leather belt.

To confer is to bestow an honour

To concur is to be of the same opinion. On someone.

Comply is to act in accordance with someone’s rules.

Compel is to force somebody to do something.

Comity is a state of ideological hostility.

Dully and plain in appearance

Combat an engagement fought between two military forces.

Coitus is a sexual act prohibited in law.

Cohort is an army vehicle.

Which word beginning with am means – a large cave or a large chamber in a cave?{blank_1}

Which word beginning with as means – (law) a formal notice filed with a court to suspend a proceeding until a hearing?{blank_1}

Which word beginning with as means – a closed political meeting?{blank_1}

Which word beginning with as means – a pivoting roller attached to the bottom of furniture to make them movable?{blank_1}

Which word beginning with ar means – the enclosing frame around a door or window opening?{blank_1}

Which word beginning with an means – a box made of cardboard?{blank_1}

Which word beginning with an means – a consortium of independent organizations formed to limit competition ?{blank_1}

Which word beginning with an means – soft decayed area in a tooth?{blank_1}

Which word beginning with an means – touch or stroke lightly in a loving or endearing manner?{blank_1}

Which word beginning with ca means – pitching dangerously to one side; move sideways or in an unsteady way?{blank_1}

Which word is out of place with crunch – crisis, emergency, quench, crux?

Which word is out of place with cruise – travail, sail, voyage, coast?

Which word is out of place with crouch – squat, stoop, kneel, vouch?

Which word is out of place with critic – judge, catalyst, analyst, pundit?

Which word is out of place with cordon – surround, isolate, abandon, enclose?

Which word is out of place with cringe – quail, tinge, shrink, recoil?

Which word is out of place with creepy – arduous, weird, ominous, eerie?

Which word is out of place with credit – praise, excise, acclaim, approve?

Which word is out of place with create – make, produce, seduce, invent?

Match the word in the first column with another in the second column to make a recognised phrase or collocation.