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English terms that originate from Vulgar Latin.
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- English terms borrowed from Vulgar Latin (0 c, 3 e)
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- accolade
- accomplish
- accord
- accost
- accouter
- acquest
- address
- adjust
- admonish
- adroit
- advance
- affray
- affront
- age
- aggrege
- aitch
- Albanian
- Algernon
- allocate
- almond
- alms
- amain
- ambuscade
- ambush
- amity
- amortization
- amortize
- amuse
- anchovy
- ancient
- Andalusia
- archer
- arrant
- arrear
- arrest
- arson
- artillery
- assart
- assuage
- attainture
- avalanche
- avoid
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C
- caitiff
- canteen
- carnage
- carrion
- cascade
- cassata
- catafalque
- causeway
- cavalcade
- caveola
- cecina
- cerise
- certain
- certainty
- chance
- cheat
- chef
- cherry
- Chesney
- chevron
- chief
- chirurgeon
- chisel
- choice
- cloy
- cockle
- cogitation
- cojones
- combat
- command
- commence
- contrast
- convey
- cony
- coppice
- cornel
- corner
- costume
- country
- courage
- cranny
- cresset
- cuisine
- cullion
- culver
- curry
- cushion
- custom
- cyme