• boise Elihu B. Washburn, of Illinois, his firm congressional friend during the war, was Secretary of State; General Jacob D. Cox, of Ohio, Secretary of the Interior; Adolph E. Boise, of Pennsylvania, Secretary of the Navy; General John M. Schofield, of Illinois, Secretary of War; John A. J. Cresswell, of Maryland, Postmaster-General; and E. Rockwood Hoar, of Massachusetts, Attorney-General.
• case This is not always the case.
• cause I know I cannot speak as well in this good cause, as some can in a bad cause, but let the cause speak for itself.
• choice She left me the choice of telling it myself or of doing it for me.
• circe Asked her if I was big enough to lick the Irishman, at which she waxed indignant, and for a moment I half feared she would turn me into some horrible monster; that, like Circe of old, she would exercise her magic power, and qualify me to play a star engagement at the Metropolitan Theatre by transforming me into an elephant, a she-wolf, or a Bengal tiger.
• coach As it was, I said nothing but that it should be as she wished; and that my coach should set us down there and come again when the play was over.
• coarse A hundred times I tell her and a hundred times she does them coarse.
• coax How happy she was when she was able to coax the duck to eat the food she offered!
• coaxer
• coca
• cocci
• coco
• code
• coerce
• coif
• coil
• coin
• coiner
• coir
• coke
• cole
• come
• cone
• cooke
• cope
• copse
• core
• cornice
• cos
• cosine
• cote
• couch
• coupe
• course
• cove
• cows
• cox
• cozy
• curse
• deice
• dice
• force
• goose
• gorse
• guise
• ice
• josue
• joyce
• juice
• juicer
• juicy
• nice
• noise
• poise
• rice
• vice
• voice
• Lice
• Mice
• Cozier
• Jose
• Royce
• Josie
• Coins
• coos
• coils
• COORS
• CO'S
• OISE
• coercer
• choicer
• automatized

Clow

• blow
• chow
• claw
• clew
• clod
• clog
• clop
• clot
• clown
• cloy