- 06.058 He waited till he had clambered
- 16.046 when he clambered up the rope again –
word
Clam
- 05.051 and clammy!’ –
- 09.062 and clammy.
Circus
- 07.068 a travelling circus?
Cinder
- 06.078 in cinders lie
- 08.072 and cinders were
Chop
- 06.012 You nearly chopped off my head with Glamdring,
- 10.038 and Smaug chopped up into little pieces.
Choke
- 02.046 William choked.
- 13.001 when they were becoming choked
Chieftain
- 07.009 and his fifteen chieftains golden collars
Chew
- 13.064 in fact very uninteresting except as a chewing exercise.
Chestnut
Well, now I’ve learned something! I thought that Gollum called the first riddle a “chestnut” because that might be an idiom for “easy to crack”. I have been educated. OED tells us:
6. slang. A story that has been told before, a ‘venerable’ joke. Hence, in extended use, anything trite, stale, or too often repeated.
- 05.032 Chestnuts, chestnuts,
- 05.032 Chestnuts, chestnuts,
- 05.041 This he thought a dreadfully easy chestnut,
“chestnut | chesnut, n. and adj.” OED Online. Oxford University Press, March 2016. Web. 2 June 2016.
Cherish
- 19.002 And wealth that they cherish,