“Wheelock's Latin Reader” by Frederick M. Wheelock🧾🧾🧾

* crdlis, -e, cruel

* crdlits, -ttis,f., cruelty, severity

crdliter,adv., cruelly

cruenttus, -a, -um, stained with blood (cp. cruor)

cruentus, -a, -um, bloody

* cruor, -ris,m., blood, gore

* crux, crucis,f., the cross

cubiculum, -, n., bedroom

cucurr:seecurr 

culmen, -minis,n., top, summit

* culpa, -ae,f., fault, blame

cultus, -s, cultivation; culture, civilization, style of living, refinement

* cum,conj., usually with subjunct., when, since, although; also with indic., when; cum…tum, both…and, not only…but also

cum,prep. + abl., with

cumult, adv., heaped up, abundantly, completely

cnctti, -nis,f., a delaying, hesitation

cncttor, -ris,m., delayer

cnctor, -r, -tus sum, delay, hesitate

* cnctus, -a, -um, all (together as a whole), whole

* cupidits, -ttis,f., desire, passion; avarice; partisanship

cupd, -inis,f., desire; Cupd, -inis,m., Cupid, son of Venus

cupidus, -a, -um, desirous, eager, greedy, avaricious, fond; adv. cupid 

* cupi, -ere, -v, -tum, wish eagerly, desire, long for

cr,adv., why?

* cra, -ae,f., care, concern, anxiety

* cria, -ae,f., senate-house; in EL the court (e.g., of God)

Criati, -rum,m., the three Alban brothers who fought the three Horatian brothers

Cri, -nis,m., a Roman cognomen

Curius, -, m., Roman nomen; espec. the conqueror of Pyrrhus

* cr  (1), care (for), cure, attend to, take care, see to it (that), manage; with gerundive, have a thing done

* curr, -ere, cucurr, cursum, run, hurry

currus, -s,m., chariot

* cursus, -s,m., a running, course, journey; racecourse

curvmen, -minis,n., a bending, an arching, curve

* custdia, -ae,f., custody, prison; a guard, sentinel

custdi  (4), guard, preserve, observe

custs, -dis,m.lf., guard, watchman

D

Daedalus, -, m., legendary Athenian craftsman who built the labyrinth in Crete

* damn  (1), condemn, censure