• unfimliar,
• unfimular,
• unsimiliar,
• unsimilar,
• unfamaliar,
• unfarmilliar,
• unfamiler,
• unfamiliair,
• untimly,
• unfimilliar,
• unfimilair,
• intireley,
• unframiliar,
• unfamliar,
• uinfamiliar,
• utimaley,
• unfermiliar,
• unfimiliar,
• unfimiluar,
• unfirmiliar,
• unfamilir,
• untimley,
• unfamilar,
• unfamiliiar,
• endomertial,
• antimilitary,
• unfimilar,
• unfammiliar,
• unfimmilar,
• infamiliar,
• unfumilier,
• unfamilliar,
• unfamilier,
• andfemale,
• unfamilair,
• unfarmiliar,
• unfamiluar,
• unfirmilar,
• unfamilur.

C is a general-purpose, procedural programming language that was developed in the 1970s by Dennis Ritchie for use on the Unix operating system. It is one of the oldest and most widely-used languages in the computing world, and continues to power many of the world's most complex and sophisticated computing functions.

The core features that make C such a powerful language to programme with include a relatively small set of keywords, a strong emphasis on manual memory management and its ability to compile a program into a binary Executable.