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'''horrífic | '''horrífic | ||
-jíc -'''gíc''' | |||
'''mágic''' | |||
'''paraplêgic''' | |||
'''pedagógic''' | '''pedagógic''' | ||
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'''pýrrhic | '''pýrrhic | ||
'''telepáthic''' | |||
'''homeopáthic''' | |||
'''éthic | '''éthic | ||
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'''seîsmic | '''seîsmic | ||
'''mánic''' | |||
'''pánic''' | |||
'''Koránic''' | |||
'''Titánic''' | |||
'''pícnic | '''pícnic | ||
'''scênic''' | |||
'''àrsenic''' | |||
'''clínic | '''clínic | ||
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'''Byrónic | '''Byrónic | ||
'''Pûnic''' | |||
'''rûnic''' | |||
'''tûnic''' | |||
'''cýnic | '''cýnic | ||
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'''apathétic | '''apathétic | ||
'''sympathétic''' | |||
'''parenthétic | '''parenthétic | ||
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'''rhótic | '''rhótic | ||
'''scéptic''' BrE = AmE '''sképtic | |||
'''séptic | |||
'''plástic | '''plástic | ||
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'''optimístic | '''optimístic | ||
'''agnóstic''' | |||
'''diagnóstic''' | |||
'''acoûstic | '''acoûstic | ||
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'''paralýtic | '''paralýtic | ||
'''tálc''' | |||
''wood'' '''blóck''' = ''political'' '''blóc''' | ''wood'' '''blóck''' = ''political'' '''blóc''' | ||
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This page lists pronunciations of English words that end in C. The list is in retroalphabetical order, that is, alphabetically beginning with the final letter of the word (in this case C) and continuing backwards through it.
The apostrophe is treated as the last letter of the alphabet, after Z. Click on the blue "Catalogs" link below the article title for a pronunciation key.[e]
zôdiac
càrdiac
mâniac
insómniac
*afrô-dízzỳác aphrodísìac
lîlac
ålmanac
Quebéc
= ítch: many surnames from nations of former Yugoslavia end in -íc
Ocean Pacífic = pacífic
specífic
terrífic
horrífic
-jíc -gíc
mágic
paraplêgic
pedagógic
demagógic
lógic
*shêek chìc
Délphic
hîrə- hieroglýphic
pýrrhic
telepáthic
homeopáthic
éthic
Góthic
mýthic
repúblic
shambólic
carbólic
cólic
workahólic
alcohólic
frólic
Mîke = mîke = mîc
seîsmic
mánic
pánic
Koránic
Titánic
pícnic
scênic
àrsenic
clínic
irónic
Byrónic
Pûnic
rûnic
tûnic
cýnic
herôíc
paralýmpic
Olýmpic
bîopic
myópic
áspic
cf. Pátrick: Éric
panegýric, panegŷric
lýric
ill síck = thus síc
Jurássic
-zíc mûsic
dramátic
problemátic
phlegmátic
axiomátic
symptomátic
-åu- traumátic
fanátic
noun, verb státic
pathétic
apathétic
sympathétic
parenthétic
aesthétic
anaesthétic
parasític
minimal pair, homographs: K- civilisation Céltic or céltic and S- football club Céltic
rhótic
scéptic BrE = AmE sképtic
séptic
plástic
drástic
optimístic
agnóstic
diagnóstic
acoûstic
cf. adjective mýstical: noun mýstic
loft áttic = Greek Áttic
analýtic
paralýtic
tálc
wood blóck = political blóc
súbfúsc
can be móllusk in American: móllusc