de·ci·pher 
(dĭ-sīfər)
(dĭ-sīfər)tr.v. de·ci·phered, de·ci·pher·ing, de·ci·phers
1. To read or interpret (ambiguous, obscure, or illegible matter).
2. To convert from a code or cipher to plaintext; decode.
de·cipher·a·ble adj.
de·cipher·er n.
de·cipher·ment n.
- CAPEX
- Cape York Peninsula
- capful
- cap gun
- Cap Haitien
- Cap-Haïtien
- capias
- capicola
- capillarity
- capillary
- capillary action
- capillary attraction
- capillary bed
- cap in hand
- capital
- capital
- capital account
- capital asset
- capital expenditure
- capital flight
- capital gain
- capital goods
- capital-intensive
- capitalism
- capitalist