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Cop,
policeman.
Cop,
a look or a blow (sl).
Kop,
Afrikaans for hill, Spion Kop, battle.
The cop took a cop from the top of the kop.
 
 
Copper,
a base metal.
Copper,
(sl) policeman.
Copper,
(sl) a penny sterling.
Copper,
a boiler – container to heat water.
Copper,
one unlucky enough to cop it.
 
 
Copse,
woodland.
Cops,
more policemen.
Corpse,
dead body.
Corps,
mispronounced military unit.
 
 
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Cord,
string.
Chord,
musical notes.
Chord,
division of an arc.
Make a chord with the cord and strike a chord.
 
 
Core,
central or essential part.
Corps,
a group of people who acts a one body rather than individuals.
 
 
Cores,
centre part of apples.
The cops from the Corps found the corpse in the
copse, near the abandoned cores.
 
 
Corn,
hard skin.
Corn,
maize.
Corn,
poor quality humour.
His joke about corn and corns was pure corn.
 
 
Corporal,
army rank.
Corporal,
of the body.
Corporal,
covering of the host and chalice.
Corporal,
punishment – physical chastisement.
 
 
Co-respondents,
parties in a divorce.
Correspondence,
letters.
Correspondents,
writers of letters.
I received correspondence from the
correspondents about the  co-respondents.
 
 
Costa,
Spanish coast.
Cost of,
the bill.
Coster,
vendor from street barrow.
The coster's dream was to retire to the
Costa Brava.
 
 
Count,
titled person.
 
 
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Count,
to list numbers.
Don't forget to count the Count.
 
 
 
 
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