noun.
An abbreviation of Companion of the Bath. See bath.
noun.
An abbreviation of County Commissioner and of County Court.
noun.
An abbreviation of Civil Engineer.
noun.
An abbreviation of chief accountant, of controller of accounts, and in Great Britain of chartered accountant.
noun.
An abbreviation
noun.
of commissary-general, and
noun.
of consul-general.
noun.
An abbreviation
noun.
of court-house, very common in the southern United States, and as far north as southern Pennsylvania, as a part of town-names: as, Spottsylvania C. H.; and
noun.
of custom-house.
An abbreviation of chief justice.
noun.
An abbreviation of the Latin (New Latin) Chirurgiæ Magister, Master in Surgery.
noun.
An abbreviation of care of, common in addressing letters, etc. Often written c/o
The third letter and second consonant in the English, as in general in the other alphabets derived from the Phenician.
As a numeral, in the Roman system, C stands for 100, and is repeated up to CCCC, 400 (followed by D, 500).
As a symbol:
As an abbreviation, c. or C. stands, in dental formulas of zoölogy (c.), for canine tooth; in United States money (c.), for cent; in thermometer-readings (c.), for centigrade; in French money (c.), for centime; in references (c.), for chapter (or Latin capitulum); in dates, before the number (c.), for Latin circa, about: in meteorology (c.), for cirrus; in a ship's log-book (c.), for cloudy; and in measures of volume (c.), for cubic.
noun.
An abbreviation of Common Pleas and of Court of Probate.
noun.
An abbreviation of Court of Session;
noun.
Clerk of the Signet;
noun.
Custos Sigilli, Keeper of the Seal;
noun.
con sordini (which see).
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An abbreviation of Court and [lowercase] of centimeter.
An abbreviation of Court of Appeal;
of Court of Arches;
of Chancery Appeals;
of commercial agent;
of Confederate army;
of county alderman.
An abbreviation of the French compte courante (account current);
of cubic centimeter.
An abbreviation of Cape Breton;
of Chief Baron (of the Exchequer) (see baron, 2);