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- carolinaproper noun
A female given name, a Latinate form of Caroline.
- carolineproper noun
A female given name of French origin.
- carolynproper noun
A female given name, a variant spelling of Caroline.
- carpenternoun
A person who makes and repairs wooden objects and structures.
- carpetnoun
A floor covering made of thick woven fabric.
- carrproper noun
A surname of English and Irish origin.
- carriagenoun
A wheeled vehicle, especially a horse-drawn vehicle for passengers.
- carrieproper noun
A female given name, a diminutive of Caroline or Carol.
- carriedverb
Past tense and past participle of "carry": supported and moved something.
- carriernoun
A person or company that transports goods or passengers.
- carriesverb
Third person singular present of "carry": supports and moves something.
- carringtonproper noun
A surname of English origin.
- carrollproper noun
A surname of Irish origin.
- carrotnoun
An orange root vegetable eaten raw or cooked.
- carrotsnoun
Plural of carrot: multiple orange root vegetables.
- carryverb
To support and move something from one place to another.
- carryingverb
Present participle of "carry": supporting and moving something.
- carsnoun
Plural of car; road vehicles with four wheels powered by an engine, designed to carry a small number of passengers.
- carsonproper noun
A surname of Scottish origin.
- cartnoun
A strong, open vehicle with two or four wheels, typically pulled by a horse.
- cartelnoun
An association of manufacturers or suppliers formed to maintain high prices and restrict competition.
- carternoun
A person who drives or operates a cart.
- cartmannoun
A person who drives or owns a cart; a carter.
- cartoonnoun
A simple drawing showing the features of its subjects in a humorously exaggerated way.
- cartoonsnoun
Plural of cartoon; multiple animated films or drawings.
- cartwrightnoun
A craftsman who builds and repairs carts and wagons.
- carveverb
To cut a hard material to produce an object or design.
- carvedverb
Past tense and past participle of carve.
- carvernoun
A person who carves, especially as an occupation or art form.
- carvingnoun
An object or design produced by cutting into a hard material.
- carynoun
A given name of Celtic origin, used for both males and females.
- casanoun
(from Spanish) A house or home, often used in names of businesses or places with Spanish influence.
- casanovanoun
A man notorious for seducing women; a womanizer.
- casenoun
An instance or example of a particular situation.
- casesnoun
Plural of case; multiple instances or examples of something.
- caseynoun
A given name of Irish origin, used for both males and females.
- cashnoun
Money in the form of coins or banknotes, as opposed to checks, credit, or electronic payment.
- cashiernoun
A person responsible for receiving and paying out money at a store, bank, or other establishment.
- casingnoun
A protective outer covering or shell.
- casinonoun
A public building or room for gambling and entertainment.
- casketnoun
(American English) A coffin; a box in which a dead body is buried or cremated.
- caspernoun
A male given name of Persian origin.
- cassnoun
A given name, typically a short form of Cassandra or Cassidy.
- cassandranoun
A female given name of Greek origin.
- cassettenoun
A sealed plastic case containing magnetic tape for audio or video recording and playback.
- cassidynoun
A given name of Irish origin, used for both males and females.
- cassienoun
A female given name, typically a diminutive of Cassandra or Cassidy.
- castverb
To throw something forcefully.
- castenoun
A hereditary social class or division, especially in Hindu society.
- castingnoun
The process of selecting actors for roles in a play, film, or production.