-ic
(Greek: a suffix; pertaining to; of the nature of, like; in chemistry, it denotes a higher valence of the element than is expressed by -ous)
cacorhythmic (adjective), more cacorhythmic, most cacorhythmic
In bad rhythm; also formerly applied to an irregular or disorderly pulse.
calcic
calcific
calisthenic (adjective), more calisthenic, most calisthenic
A reference to gymnastic exercises that are done to keep one's body healthy: Athena did her calisthenic activities or routines every morning before going to work in order to maintain her physical fitness.
calligraphic (adjective), more calligraphic, most calligraphic
Relating to the art of fine or attractive handwriting skills.
calorgenic
caloric
calorific
calorigenic
caloritropic
calyptoblastic
Hydroids (an invertebrate sea animal) in which a gonophore is enclosed in a gonotheca.
cancerogenic
capnotic (adjective), more capnotic, most capnotic
Characteristic of person who has a smoking habit; pertaining to smoking.
carbolic
carcinogenic
