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An economic system in which trade, industry, and the means of production are privately owned and operated for profit.

A person who owns capital and uses it to produce wealth.

A building housing a legislative body, especially a U.S. state legislature.

A surname of Italian origin, most notably associated with Al Capone (1899-1947), an American gangster during the Prohibition era.

An Italian coffee drink made with espresso and steamed milk foam.

Plural of cap; hats with visors or soft flat hats.

A small container, often soluble, that holds a dose of medicine.

The person in command of a ship or aircraft.

Plural of captain; people who command ships, aircraft, or teams.

The process of adding text to video or images.

A person who has been taken prisoner or confined.

To take someone prisoner or gain control of something by force.

Past tense and past participle of capture.

Present participle of capture; in the process of taking or seizing.

A road vehicle powered by an engine, typically with four wheels.

A female given name of Irish and Italian origin.

Sugar or syrup heated until it turns brown, used as a flavoring or topping.

(British) A vehicle equipped for living in, typically towed by a car; a trailer or camper.

A chemical element (symbol C, atomic number 6) that forms the basis of all organic compounds.

The dead body of an animal, especially one prepared for cutting up as meat.

A piece of stiff paper or thin cardboard, typically rectangular, used for various purposes.

Stiff, thick paper or thin pasteboard used for making boxes and other packaging.

Relating to the heart.

A senior official of the Roman Catholic Church, ranking below the Pope.

Plural of card; multiple pieces of stiff paper or thin cardboard.

The provision of what is necessary for health and protection.

Past tense and past participle of "care": felt concern or interest.

An occupation or profession undertaken for a significant period of one's life, often with opportunities for advancement.

Plural of career: occupations or professions pursued for a significant period of one's life.

Free from anxiety or responsibility; without worries.

Making sure to avoid potential danger, mistakes, or harm.

In a way that deliberately avoids harm or errors.

Not giving sufficient attention or thought to avoiding harm or errors.

Plural of care: worries, anxieties, or concerns.

A gentle, loving touch or embrace.

A person employed to look after a building or property.

A surname of Irish origin.

Goods carried by a vehicle, especially a ship, aircraft, or truck.

A region consisting of the Caribbean Sea, its islands, and the surrounding coasts.

Displaying kindness and concern for others.

A male given name of Germanic origin.

A female given name, the feminine form of Carl or Carlo.

A male given name of Italian origin, equivalent to Charles.

A male given name of Spanish and Portuguese origin, equivalent to Charles.

A male given name of English origin.

A female given name, a diminutive form of Carla or Caroline.

A female given name of Spanish origin.

A public festival, typically held annually, involving processions, music, dancing, and often masks and costumes.

A religious song or hymn, especially one sung at Christmas.

A female given name, a variant spelling of Carol.