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| Common misspellings |
This page lists misspellings and typos of English words that begin with C. To see a different letter navigate with the table above.
In this list, there are no asterisks or pronouncing accents. The misspelling is shown as a blue link on the left, for example, *abberant, and it is followed by its correct form in brackets, (aberrant). (In the alphabetical list, the order is usually reversed: áberrant *ábberant.)
To add an entry to the list, insert a new search entry using the {{search link}} template with the correct spelling in parentheses after the link. For example,
* {{search link|mispelling||ns0|ns14|ns100}} (misspelling)* {{search link|"mispell"|mispell|ns0|ns14|ns100}} (misspell)
Please do not delete a misspelling from this page just because it generates false positives. A better way of getting rid of false positives is to "unlink" it by removing the {{search link}} template. For example,
* u (you) (huge number of false positives)
By leaving it on the list, it will remind other users why it has not been added, and it can be easily re-tested at a later date.[e]
- cacaphonous (cacophonous)
- cacaphony (cacophony)
- caffiene (caffeine)
- Caladonia (Caledonia)
- calander (calendar, calender, colander)
- calender (calendar; calender is correct for the machine)
- calibur (caliber, calibre)
- Califronia (California)
- Califronian (Californian)
- caligraphy (calligraphy)
- calloused (callused)
- callouses (calluses)
- calous (callous, callus)
- caluclate (calculate)
- caluclated (calculated)
- caluculate (calculate)
- caluculated (calculated)
- calulate (calculate)
- calulated (calculated)
- Cambrige (Cambridge)
- cameback (came back)
- cameraderie (camaraderie)
- camoflage (camouflage)
- campain (campaign)
- campains (campaigns)
- cancelled (variant of canceled)
- candadate (candidate)
- canidate (candidate)
- canidates (candidates)
- cannister (canister)
- cannisters (canisters)
- cannonical (canonical)
- cannotation (connotation)
- cannotations (connotations)
- canoing (canoeing)
- canot (can not, cannot)
- cant (can not, can't, cannot; cant may be correct)
- caost (coast)
- caperbility (capability)
- Capetown (Cape Town)
- capsual (capsule)
- capsualate (capsulate)
- capsualation (capsulation)
- captial (capital)
- captialize (capitalize)
- captian (captain)
- carachter (character)
- carcas (carcass, Caracas)
- careing (caring)
- carismatic (charismatic)
- Carmalite (Carmelite)
- carmel (caramel, Carmel-by-the-Sea)
- carniverous (carnivorous)
- carrear (career)
- carreer (career)
- carrer (career, carrier)
- carrers (careers, carriers)
- Carribbean (Caribbean)
- Carribean (Caribbean)
- Carthagian (Carthaginian)
- carthographer (cartographer)
- cartilege (cartilage)
- cartilidge (cartilage)
- cartrige (cartridge)
- cartriges (cartridges)
- casette (cassette)
- casion (caisson)
- cassawory (cassowary)
- cassete (cassette)
- cassowarry (cassowary)
- casted (cast, casted [caste])
- casulaties (casualties)
- casulaty (casualty)
- catagories (categories)
- catagorise (categorise)
- catagorize (categorize)
- catagory (category)
- Cataline (Catiline, Catalina)
- catchs (catches)
- cathlic (catholic)
- catterpilar (caterpillar)
- catterpilars (caterpillars)
- causalities (casualties; causalities may be correct)
- Ceasar (Caesar)
- Celcius (Celsius)
- cementary (cemetery)
- cemetarey (cemetery)
- cemetaries (cemeteries)
- cemetary (cemetery)
- cemetry (cemetery)
- cencus (census)
- censur (censor, censure)
- centenial (centennial)
- centennary (centenary, centennial [100 years])
- centre (variant of center)
- centruies (centuries)
- centruy (century)
- ceratin (certain, keratin)
- cerimonial (ceremonial)
- cerimonies (ceremonies)
- cerimonious (ceremonious)
- cerimony (ceremony)
- certainity (certainty)
- certian (certain)
- certianly (certainly)
- cervial (cervical, servile, serval)
- challange (challenge)
- challanged (challenged)
- challanger (challenger)
- challanging (challenging)
- Champange (Champagne)
- changable (changeable)
- changeing (changing)
- charachter (character)
- charachters (characters)
- charater (character)
- charaterized (characterised [British], characterized [American])
- charcter (character)
- chariman (chairman)
- charistics (characteristics)
- Charolette (Charlotte)
- chasr (chaser, chase)
- cheif (chief)
- chemcial (chemical)
- chemcially (chemically)
- chemestry (chemistry)
- chemicaly (chemically)
- childbird (childbirth)
- childern (children)
- childrens (children, children's)
- Chineese (Chinese)
- choclate (chocolate)
- choise (choice)
- choosed (chose, chosen)
- choosen (chosen)
- chosing (choosing)
- chronical (chronic, chronicle)
- Cincinatti (Cincinnati)
- Cincinnatti (Cincinnati)
- circiut (circuit)
- ciricuit (circuit)
- Citizendum (Citizendium)
- civillian (civilian)
- cladded (clad)
- claded (clad)
- claer (clear)
- claerer (clearer)
- claerly (clearly)
- claimes (claims)
- clamor (clamour [British])
- clamour (clamor [American])
- clasic (classic)
- clasical (classical)
- clasically (classically)
- classicaly (classically)
- claustraphobia (claustrophobia)
- cleareance (clearance)
- clearence (clearance)
- clera (clear, sclera)
- clincial (clinical)
- clinicaly (clinically)
- closley (closely)
- co-stared (co-starred)
- co-staring (co-starring)
- co-starr (co-star)
- coachs (coaches, coaches')
- coerse (coerce)
- coform (conform)
- coinside (coincide)
- coinsidence (coincidence)
- colaboration (collaboration)
- colapse (collapse)
- colateral (collateral)
- collaberation (collaboration)
- collectable (British form of collectible)
- collectables (British form of collectibles)
- collegate (collegiate)
- collegue (colleague)
- collegues (colleagues)
- collonade (colonnade)
- collonies (colonies)
- collony (colony)
- collosal (colossal)
- collum (column)
- collumn (column)
- color (colour [British])
- coloration (colouration [British])
- colorize (colourise [British])
- colour (color [American])
- colouration (coloration [American])
- colourise (colorize [American])
- comand (command)
- comanded (commanded, commandeered)
- comander (commander, commandeer)
- comando (commando)
- comandos (commandos)
- comback (comeback)
- comemmorate (commemorate)
- comencement (commencement)
- comerce (commerce)
- comercial (comercial [Spanish], commercial [English])
- comercially (commercially)
- comision (commission)
- comisioned (commissioned)
- comisioner (commissioner)
- comisioning (commissioning)
- comisions (commissions)
- comission (commission)
- comissioned (commissioned)
- comissioner (commissioner)
- comissioning (commissioning)
- comissions (commissions)
- comited (committed)
- comiting (committing)
- comittee (committee)
- comitted (committed)
- comitting (committing)
- commandoes (acceptable variant of commandos)
- commemerative (commemorative)
- commemmorate (commemorate)
- commemmorated (commemorated)
- commemmorates (commemorates)
- commerate (commemorate)
- commerating (commemorating)
- commeration (commemoration)
- commerative (commemorative)
- commerical (commercial)
- commerically (commercially)
- commericals (commercials)
- commericial (commercial)
- commericially (commercially)
- comming (coming)
- commision (commission)
- commisioned (commissioned)
- commisioner (commissioner)
- commisioning (commissioning)
- commisions (commissions)
- commited (committed)
- commitee (committee)
- commitees (committees)
- commiting (committing)
- committe (committee)
- committes (committees)
- committies (committees)
- committment (commitment)
- committy (committee)
- commmemorated (commemorated)
- commongly (commonly)
- communciation (communication)
- compair (CompAir, compare)
- compaired (compared)
- compairison (comparison)
- compareable (comparable)
- comparision (comparison)
- comparision (comparisons)
- comparitive (comparative)
- comparitively (comparatively)
- comparsion (comparison)
- compatabilities (compatibilities)
- compatability (compatibility)
- compatable (compatible)
- compatablities (compatibilities)
- compatablity (compatibility)
- compatiblities (compatibilities)
- compatiblity (compatibility)
- compeet (compete)
- compeeting (competing)
- competance (competence)
- competant (competent)
- competative (competitive)
- competion (competition, completion)
- competive (competitive, completive)
- competively (competitively)
- competor (competitor, completor)
- comphrehensive (comprehensive)
- compilate (compile)
- compitent (competent)
- completly (completely)
- complier (compiler)
- comprimise (compromise)
- comprimize (compromise)
- compromize (compromise)
- ns0 (communicate)
- ns0 (communicates)
- comunity (community)
- concecutive (consecutive)
- concensus (consensus)
- concide (coincide)
- concider (consider)
- concidered (considered)
- conciders (considers)
- concience (conscience)
- concientious (conscientious)
- concieve (conceive)
- concieved (conceived)
- concious (conscious)
- conciously (consciously)
- conciousness (consciousness)
- condem (condemn)
- condemed (condemned)
- condemmed (condemned)
- condidtion (condition)
- condidtions (conditions)
- confectionary (acceptable variant of confectionery)
- confectionery (acceptable variant of confectionary)
- conferance (conference)
- confidental (confidential)
- confidentally (confidentially)
- confrence (conference)
- congradulations (congratulations)
- congresional (congressional)
- conived (connived)
- conjecutre (conjecture)
- Conneticut (Connecticut)
- conquerer (conqueror)
- conquerers (conquerors)
- conscent (consent)
- consdider (consider)
- consdidered (considered)
- consentrate (concentrate)
- consentrated (concentrated)
- consentrates (concentrates)
- consept (concept)
- consern (concern)
- conserned (concerned)
- conserning (concerning)
- conservate (conserve)
- conservitive (conservative)
- considerd (considered)
- consistancy (consistency)
- consistant (consistent)
- consistantly (consistently)
- consituencies (constituencies)
- consituency (constituency)
- consituent (constituent)
- consitution (constitution)
- consitutional (constitutional)
- consolodate (consolidate)
- consolodated (consolidated)
- consolodating (consolidating)
- consonent (consonant)
- consonents (consonants)
- consorcium (consortium)
- constaints (constraints)
- constanly (constantly)
- constatn (constant)
- constituant (constituent)
- constituants (constituents)
- constituion (constitution)
- constituional (constitutional)
- constuction (construction)
- consumate (consummate)
- consumated (consummated)
- contaiminate (contaminate)
- containes (contains)
- contamporaries (contemporaries)
- contamporary (contemporary)
- contemporaneus (contemporaneous)
- contension (contention)
- contigent (contingent)
- continous (continuous)
- continously (continuously)
- continueing (continuing)
- contol (control)
- contolled (controlled)
- contoller (controller)
- contracter (contractor)
- contravercial (controversial)
- contraversial (controversial)
- contraversy (controversy)
- contributer (contributor)
- contributers (contributors)
- controled (controlled)
- controling (controlling)
- controll (control)
- controlls (controls)
- controvercial (controversial)
- controvercy (controversy)
- controveries (controversies)
- controvertial (controversial)
- controvery (controversy)
- conveinent (convenient)
- convenant (covenant)
- convential (conventional)
- Conventry (Coventry)
- convertable (convertible)
- convertion (conversion)
- convertor (converter)
- convertors (converters)
- convetional (conventional)
- conveyer (acceptable variant of conveyor)
- convienience (convenience)
- convieniences (conveniences)
- convienient (convenient)
- convinient (convenient)
- cooly (coolly)
- coordiantion (coordination)
- coorperation (cooperation, corporation)
- coporation (corporation)
- copywrite (copyright; copywrite may be correct)
- corespond (correspond)
- coresponding (corresponding)
- corode (corrode)
- corosion (corrosion)
- corparate (corporate)
- corparation (corporation)
- corperate (corporate)
- corperation (corporation)
- correponding (corresponding)
- correposding (corresponding)
- correspondant (correspondent)
- correspondants (correspondents)
- corrispond (correspond)
- corrispondant (correspondent)
- corrispondants (correspondents)
- corrisponding (corresponding)
- corrisponded (corresponded)
- corrisponds (corresponds)
- co-staring (co-starring)
- costitution (constitution)
- coudl (could, cloud)
- counceling (counseling, counselling)
- councelling (counseling, counselling)
- councellor (councillor, counselor, counsellor, councilor)
- councellors (councillors, counselors, counsellors, councilors)
- countain (contain)
- countains (contains)
- countrys (countries [plural], country's [possessive])
- coururier (courier, couturier)
- cout (court, count; some false positives from C code listings)
- coverted (converted, covered, coveted)
- cpoy (coy, copy)
- craeted (created)
- creaeted (created)
- critereon (criterion)
- criticists (critics)
- critiscism (criticism)
- critise (criticise, criticize)
- critisise (criticise, criticize)
- critisism (criticism)
- critisize (criticise, criticize)
- critize (criticise, criticize)
- crucifiction (crucifixion)
- crusies (cruises)
- culiminating (culminating)
- cumulatative (cumulative)
- curch (church)
- curent (current)
- currenly (currently)
- currrent (current)
- cutted (cut)
- cxan (can, cyan)
- cypher (acceptable variant of cipher)