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carry across the body, convert for different computer system, cove, diagonal position, entry point for goods or passengers; city with a port; left-hand side (in ships or airplanes); interface for connecting external devices to a computer (Computers); t...	port
cart pulled or pushed by hand, cart that is pushed or pulled by hand	handcart
catapult, sling, small hand weapon, small hand-held weapon made of a loop of elastic connected to a Y-shaped stick and used to hurl stones or other small projectiles	slingshot
cause something, creator or source, professional writer, write something, one who writes a book or other literary work; one who creates, one who originates	author
cause to become a widow or a widower because of the death of a spouse; take away something valuable, extra hand of cards, make somebody widow or widower, see also:grass widow, see also:orphan, short final line of paragraph, woman left behind, woman who...	widow
chair with armrests, chair with side supports for resting the arms, with no first-hand experience	armchair
change of place, change schools or subjects, change vehicles, conveyance, design applied to surface, exchange, conveying something from one person to another, give ownership of, move from one place to another, relocate, hand over, pass on, pass from on...	transfer
change prose into poetry, compose poetry; convert prose into poetry; put into verse, tell story in poetry, write poetry	versify
change to shared ownership, make communal, hand over (land, etc.) to the community	communalize
cheat somebody, hand with no trumps, plot, scheme, sharp bend on car racing circuit	chicane
choose rhyming word, poem, similarity in sound, sound similar, word sounding same as another, write poetry	rhyme; rime
choose somebody or something carefully, pick by hand, select carefully, pick or harvest by hand	handpick
choosen or selected meticulously and personally (example: person for a team); picked by hand (as opposed to by machine)	handpicked
cipher key, cypher, design of interlacing initials, fault in organ valve, sound owing to fault, text in cipher, write in code, write in code; calculate, work out mathematically, written code, zero, naught; number, Arabic numeral; code; unimportant person	cipher
claim of rights, claims, rights (British slang); small amount of money (Slang); jackstones ( game in which playing-pieces are tossed and caught on the back of the hand); sweet substance or molasses of grape juice, expression of claim	dibs

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