Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Nothing To Fear , by - David Baron. Song from the album David Baron, in the genre КантриRelease date: 10.10.2008
Record label: David Baron
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Nothing To Fear , by - David Baron. Song from the album David Baron, in the genre КантриNothing To Fear |
| cachet: the state of being respected or admired |
| no other in my my college had quite |
| catchet as me |
| cacophony: discordant and lacking harmony. |
| harsh discordant of sounds |
| cadavar: corpse |
| cadence: rhythm |
| cajole: coax, flattery |
| cauldron: large kettle to make soup |
| caligraphy: beautiful handwriting |
| callous: unfeeling, unconcerned, hardend |
| antynom for callous: passionate |
| callow: immature |
| my mother is a callow person |
| camaraderie: good fellowship |
| cameorole: guest role or appearance |
| canard: unfounded rumors, bruit |
| candou r: frankness |
| i like his condour |
| there is no condour in your words |
| canine: doglike |
| canny: a person who shows good judgement especially in business |
| cannonical: authorised by the church |
| cant: languages used by particular proffesion and regarded with disparagement |
| thieves cant |
| cantankerous: a bad tempered, uncooperative person, irascible, crotchety, |
| splentic, dyspeptic, liverish, bilious, waspish |
| cantata: a narrow piece of srory set for music |
| canter and gallop are pace of the horse |
| canto: a dividing of long poem is canto |
| capitulate: to surremder |
| recapitulate: to summerize |
| he recapitulated the book |
| capricious: unpredicable, erratic, whimsical |
| captious: tending to find fault or raise petty objections |
| a captious teacher |
| carapace: shell of a turtle |
| careen: move swiftly in uncontrolled way |
| carnage: killing of people, massacre |
| pogrom |
| genocide |
| carnal: pertaining to the flesh |
| carnal pleasures: sense pleasures |
| carousal: drunken party |
| carousel: a conveyor system at an airport from whoch arriving passengers |
| collect their luggage |
| carting: fault finding and petty criticism |
| cataclysm: a sudden voilent or social upheaval, diaster, catastrope, |
| calamityholocaust, upheavel |
| whammy: an evaent with powerful and unpleasent effect |
| upheavel: strong or voilent change in the society |
| deluge: heavy rainfall |
| this may be worst deluge in living memory |
| catcall: shout of dissapproval |
| catcall: shout or whistle made at public |
| jeers: rude and mocking remarks typically in a loud voice |
| i still remember the jeers and taunts of my classmates |
| cavil: make petty or unnecessary objections |
| they cavilled at the cost |
| celerity: rapidity of action |
| celestial: heaven |
| censor: a person who pretends that he has more morals and tend to adjust other |
| peoplesanners |
| censorious: tendency to criticize others strongly |
| censer: small recepticle used to burn agarbattis |
| cession: formally give up rights |
| chafe: irritAte |
| chaff: worthless products |
| chaffing: bantering |