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C,
third letter of alphabet.
C,
musical note and key of.
Sea,
ocean.
See,
sight.
See,
religious area.
Si,
Italian affirmative.
“Can you see the sea?” “Si” said Paolo, “This is the sea of Napoli”.
He cupped his hand and made the sign of a C and began to sing in the key of C.
 
 
Cafetiere,
he pees through it.
Cafeteria,
self service restaurant.
Cafetiere,
coffee pot.
 
 
Calendar,
list of days.
Colander,
strainer.
He noted on the calendar when she used
the colander.
 
 
Calendars,
several lists of days.
Calendulas,
marigold type flower.
 
 
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They listed on their calendars when to plant
the calendulas.
 
 
Calf,
back of lower leg.
Calf,
young cow.
Calve,
to give birth to above.
Carve,
to slice.
To calve a calf at the same time to carve a calf is both
dangerous and awkward.
 
 
Callous,
stern, hard hearted.
Callous,
corn, hard skin.
Callas,
Diva Maria.
Call us,
phone us some time.
Callas was callous, had a callous in her heel, and all
they could say was call us!
 
 
Can,
to be able.
Can,
a metal container.
 
 
Cane,
thin stick.
Cane,
sugar.
Cain,
brother of Abel.
 
 
Canon,
musical term & popular piece by Pachelbel
Canon,
churchman and church law.
Cannon,
collection.
Cannon,
large gun.
Cannon,
collision.
 
 
Canopy,
cover over a bed, aircraft cockpit, uppermost.
 
branches of trees, part of a parachute.
Canape,
food dish, i.e. vol au vents.
Come under the canopy and we'll eat a canapé.
 
 
Can't,
can not, unable.
Cant,
low moaning cry or song.
Cant,
leaning over.
Cant,
waffle (UK slang for inconsequential talk).
 
 
 
 
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