calm¹ /käm/

1. Still or quiet
2. Of the weather, not windy
3. (of a person or an action) serene, tranquil, assured
4. Cool, impudent

1. Absence of wind (also in pl)
2. A reading of 0 on the Beaufort scale, indicating a wind speed of less than 1mph (meteorol)
3. Repose
4. Serenity of feelings or actions

1. (also calm down) to make or become calm
2. To quiet

To becalm

calmant or calmative (both /kalˈ or käˈ/) noun and adjective (medicine)

(a drug) having a calming effect

calmed /kämd/ adjective

calmˈly adverb

calmˈness noun

calmˈy adjective (Spenser)

Characterized by calm

cam³, caum or calm /käm or köm/ (Scot)

1. Pale bluish-grey clay or soft slate
2. A slate pencil
3. Pipeclay
4. Limestone (obsolete)

To whiten with camstone

calmˈy adjective

Clayey

camˈstone, caumˈstone, calmˈstone or camˈstane, caumˈstane, calmˈstane noun

A white argillaceous stone used for whitening hearthstones and doorsteps

came² /kām/ or calm /käm/

A lead rod for framing a pane in a leaded or stained-glass window

• standard wing
• standard wings
• stand at bay
• stand at ease
• stand bail
• stand by
• stand-by
• stand confessed
• stand down
• stand-down
• stand-downs
• stand easy
• standee
• standees
• standen
• stander
• stander-by
• standers
• standers-by
• stand fair with
• stand fast
• stand fire
• stand first
• stand firsts
• stand for