-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)

clysmic
Washing off, carrying away by the rushing of waters; washing, cleansing; to clean.
cometic
communistic (adjective), more communistic, most communistic
A reference to practices or of individuals who adhere to theories of collective ownership and centralized management of economic, etc. policies: "The communistic tendencies of the local labor movement encouraged many citizens to question the current leadership of the country."
concentric (adjective), more concentric, most concentric
1. Pertaining to circles, arcs, or other shapes that have the same center with the larger one completely surrounding the smaller ones.
2. Etymology: from Latin concentricus; from com-, "together" + centrum, "center".
coprolithic
A reference to fossilized excrement or feces.
coprozoic (adjective) (not comparable)
A reference to organizms that live in fecal material: Coprozoic forms of life, such as protozoans, can be found in the manure, dung. or excrement of animals and can merge into parasites or into inhabitants of damp earth.
cosmic (noun), more cosmic, most cosmic
1. A reference, or description, of outer space or a part of the universe other than the earth.
2. Very great in size or significance.
cosmocratic (adjective), more cosmocratic, most cosmocratic
1. A reference to a prince, or a ruler of the world: When Tom was a youngster, he thought he'd like to become a cosmocratic leader and loved by everyone!.
2. Pertaining to a prosperous business school graduate who benefits from globalization and living a global lifestyle: Mr. World was a cosmocratic man who profited from the booming growth of worldwide investments and lived accordingly.
cosmogenetic
Relating to the branch of astrophysics that studies the origin and evolution and structure of the universe.
cosmogenic
Affected by cosmic rays.
cosmogonic
A reference to the theory of the origin of the universe.
cosmogonic
Pertaining to the branch of astronomy; dealing with the origin, history, structure, and dynamics of the universe.
cosmonautic (adjective), more cosmonautic, most cosmonautic
A reference to the activities involved with traveling in outer space beyond the earth.
cosmopathic
1. Receiving impressions from the universe through the senses.
2. Possessed of supernormal powers of perception.
cosmoplastic
1. Pertaining to a plastic force as operative in the formation of the world independently of God; world-forming.
2. Molding or shaping the universe.