• choc Shock Waves – Diary of My Mind (French: Ondes de choc – Journal de ma tête) is a 2018 Swiss drama film directed by Ursula Meier.
• coco Captain Cathie, when he saw the increasing company, had made another visit to their only storehouse, the beach, and came back this time with a young pig and some bananas and coco-nuts, and some carefully-sought-out paw-paw leaves for the benefit of the too-fresh pork.
• coo The peacocks scream and the grey Doves coo, Little green, talkative Parrots woo, And small grey Squirrels, with fear askance, At alien me, in their furtive glance, Come shyly, with quivering fur, to see The stranger under their Tamarind tree.
• cook "Lot's more," ses the cook.
• hook 10,000 more by hook or by crook.
• scherzo Raff thought, and so expressed himself, that certain parts of this scherzo suggested the Chopin "Scherzo in B Flat Minor," but it seemed to me that the likeness was too slight to deserve serious consideration.
• scholar In the morning at the office, and after that down to Whitehall, where I met with Mr. Creed, and with him and a Welsh schoolmaster, a good scholar but a very pedagogue, to the ordinary at the Leg in King Street.
• school I teach the school I have taken."
• schooner Beardsley will have to lay his schooner up or go somewhere else."
• scoff He knew that he had a listener who would not scoff, who might, perhaps, even understand.
• scone Boronia ledifolia mainly occurs south of Scone although there are disjunct populations in the Torrington and Bolivia Hill districts.
• scoop We went to the ruined huts where Sinfi had on that memorable day lingered by the spring, and Winnie began to scoop out the water with her hand and drink it.
• scoot Air Canada "Signature Class (formerly, International Business Class)", "Business Class (Domestic, formerly "Executive Class")" Air China "Capital Pavilion" Air France "Affaires" (translated "Business") Air Greenland "Nanoq Class" (translated "Polar Bear Class") Air India "Executive Class" Air Koryo "Business Class" Air New Zealand "Business Premier" Air Seychelles "Pearl Class" Alaska Airlines "First Class" Alitalia "Magnifica" (translated "Wonderful Class"), "Ottima" (short-haul) All Nippon Airways "Business Class" (formerly "Club ANA") (international) or "Premium Class" (domestic) American Airlines "Flagship Business" Asiana Airlines "Business Smartium" or "Business Class" Austrian Airlines "Business Class" (formerly "Grand Class") Avianca "Business Class" "Clase Ejecutiva" Bangkok Airways "Blue Ribbon Class" Batik Air "Business Class" British Airways "Club World", "Club World London City", or "Club Europe" Cathay Dragon "Business Class" Cathay Pacific "Business Class" China Airlines "Business Class" (formerly "Dynasty Class") and "Premium Business Class" China Eastern Airlines "Business Class" China Southern Airlines "Business Class" Copa Airlines "Clase Ejecutiva" Cyprus Airways "Apollo Class" Delta Air Lines "Delta One" (formerly "Business Elite") EL AL"מחלקת עסקים" ("Business Class") EgyptAir "Horus" "حورس" Emirates "Business Class" Ethiopian Airlines "Cloud Nine" Etihad Airways "Pearl Business", "Business Studio" EVA Air "Premium Laurel" and "Royal Laurel" Fiji Airways "Tabua Class" Garuda Indonesia "Executive Class" Gulf Air "Falcon Gold" Hainan Airlines "Business Class" Hawaiian Airlines "First Class" (domestic) or "Business Class" (international), and "Premium Business Class" Hong Kong Airlines"Business Class" Iberia "Business Plus" and "Business Class" Icelandair "Saga Class" Iran Air "Homa Class" "هما کلاس" Japan Airlines "Executive Class Seasons" (international) or "Class J" (domestic) JetBlue "Mint" Jetstar Airways "Business Class" Jet Airways "Premiere (international)" or "Club Premiere (domestic)" Kenya Airways "Premiere World" KLM "World Business Class" Korean Air "Prestige Class" LAN Airlines "Premium Business" LOT Polish Airlines "Elite Club" (B787 only) "Business Class" (other aircraft) Lufthansa "Business Class" Mahan Air "Business Class", Named "Premium Economy" in A340s Long Haul Flights, Not available in BAe 146 Aircraft Malaysia Airlines "Business Class" (formerly "Golden Club Class") Malindo Air "Business Class" Middle East Airlines "Cedar Class" Nepal Airlines "Shangrila Class" Norfolk Air "Bounty Class (now Premium Economy)" Olympic Air "Business Class" (On some services Gold Business Class; the name in Greek literally means "distinguished class") Pakistan International Airlines "Business Plus+" Philippine Airlines "Mabuhay Class" Qatar Airways "Business Class" Qantas "International Business" and "Domestic Business" Royal Air Maroc "Premium Class" Royal Brunei Airlines "Business Class" Royal Jordanian "Crown Class" Saudia "Horizon Class" "درجة الأفق" Scandinavian Airlines "Business Class on flights to/from Scandinavia and US/Asia, SAS PLUS within Europe" Scoot " ScootBiz" Shanghai Airlines "Business Class" Sichuan Airlines "Business Class" Singapore Airlines "Business Class" (formerly "Raffles Class") South African Airways "Business Class" (Prior to 1997 rebranding Business Class was known as Gold Class) SriLankan Airlines "SriLankan Business Class" Swiss International Air Lines "SWISS Business" TAP Portugal "TAP Executive" TAM Airlines "Executive Class" or "Classic Class" TAROM "Business Class" Thai Airways "Royal Silk Class" Turkish Airlines "Business Class" United Airlines "United Polaris" (international longhaul), "United Business" (international shorthaul), "United First" (domestic) Vietnam Airlines "Business Class" Virgin Atlantic Airways "Upper Class" Virgin Australia "Domestic Business", "The Business", and "International Business" Xiamen Airlines "Business Class" Defunct AirTran Airways "Business Class" America West Airlines "America West First" British Caledonian Airways "Executive/Super Executive" Canadian Airlines "Business Class" Continental Airlines "BusinessFirst" Kingfisher Airlines "Kingfisher First" Malév Hungarian Airlines "SkyClub Business Class" Mexicana de Aviación "Elite Class" Midwest Airlines "Signature Service" Mihin Lanka "Business Class" Northwest Airlines "World Business Class" Pan Am "Clipper Class" Spanair "Premium Class" Spirit Airlines "Spirit Plus" (re-branded as "Big Front Seat" as part of Spirits transition to a no-frills carrier.
• scope This faculty would have had full scope had I but remained an hour longer.
• score When that score is settled, I'll go to Chicago or anywhere else.
• scorn The note of scorn in the girl's voice was not lost upon Lapierre.
• scot "Here they come, boys," said a Scot, as the sound of the pipes grew louder.
• scott 73 Scott, Sir Walter, ii.
• scour There was a squabble between them, because he chose to scour away to his master's office instead of conducting her home with the honours.
• scout "A scout can do anything," I said.
• scow And he held the reins in his left hand, turning squarely toward the scow.
• scowl Next I woke up my servant Scowl, and told him that I was going on a short journey, and that he must guard all things until my return; and while I did so, took a nip of raw rum and made ready a bag of biltong, that is sun-dried flesh, and biscuits.
• shook King shook his head.
• soho
• solo
• soon I hope that everything will be okay soon.
• soot The soot from the chimney caused the house to be dark.
• scows Scows are rarer than they used to be, but they still carry on their humble, casual lumber and hay business, sailing up with the flood-tide, and tying up for the ebb.
• coos That he lived and writ in these parts, is not improbably collected from the Epistles that passed betwixt him and Artaxerxes; as also between the Citizens of Abdera, and Coos, in the behalf of Democritus.
• SCH Sab. Sch., Trinity Ch., for S. S. work, McIntosh, Ga. ...15.00

Curioucity

• crucify
• crudity
• crusty
• curiosity
• curious
• curiously
• ferocity