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Cable: Cable comes, wound on rolls - or it can be part of a vehicle!

Cadets: Cadets are juniors - in training - in the army, police, etc.

Cafes: Cafes are excellent places for having a relaxing cup of coffee

Cakes: Cakes, with all their sweet ingredients, are enjoyed by many

Called:

Callers: Callers can be people who phone you or knock on your door

Calligraphy: Calligraphy is an art form, related to art and writing

Calling: Calling involves us using our hands and/or our voices

Camels: Camels are good travellers and can go without water for days

Cameras: Cameras are used by photographers for taking photographs

Camilla Parker Bowles:

Camping: Camping is an activity enjoyed on a campsite

Can:

Canals: Canals are long waterways used for specific purposes

Cancer: Cancer is both a disease and a sign of the zodiac

Cancers:

Candlelight:

Candles:

Cans:

Canvases:

Capes:

Capitals:

Capoeira:

Captain Cook:

Captains:

Capturing:

Caravans:

Car-Boots:

Cardboard:

Cardinals:

Cards:

Playing Cards:

Care:

Careers:

Caribbean:

Carlos Saura:

Carnivals:

Carols: Carols are songs - connected with Christ's birth - usually sung at Christmas

Carp:

Carpets: Carpets, of all sizes, are placed on floors for protection and to cover them

Cars: Cars are vehicles with four wheels and two/three/four or five doors

Cartons:

Cartoonists:

Cartoons: Cartoons are funny illustrations (still & animated) in media, on brollies & stamps

Carved: Carved items have been worked on, to have parts redesigned or removed

Cases:

Cash: Cash is hard currency (coins & banknotes) as oppose to cheques/money orders

Cashmere:

Casting: Cast your line, into a canal or other waterway, if you want to catch any fish!

Castles: Older than palaces, Castles were secure buildings, with moats

Casts: Cast iron and a play/film cast - what do they have in common?

Catching: You catch an object, or person/people, with your hands and/or arms

Categories:

Cathedrals: Cathedrals are very large places of worship, usually located in large cities

Cats: Cats are furry domesticated animals, though there are a few wild ones around

Catwalks:

Cavas:

Caviars:

CDs: CDs are compact discs, which are used for storing data and music

Cecil Beaton:

Ceilidhs:

Celebrating: Celebrating means enjoying special occasions, like anniversaries & birthdays

Celebrations: Celebrations are happy business, social and family occasions

Celebrities: Celebrities are famous people, many made famous thanks to the press/media

Celebrity:

Cellists:

Cellos:

Celtic:

Cemeteries:

*Central:

Central Saint Martins:

Centre:

Centred:

Centres:

Centring:

Centuries:

Ceramicists:

Ceramics:

Ceremonies:

Cervantes:

Cezanne:

Chagall:

Chains:

Chairing:

Chairmen:

Challenges:

Chamber:

Chambers:

Champagnes:

Champions:

Championships:

Chances:

Changeovers:

Changes:

Changing:

Channels:

Chapels:

Characters:

Charcoal:

Charitable:

Charities:

Charles I:

Charlotte Church:

Chasing:

Chat:

Chatting:

Cheap:

Cheaper:

Checks:

Cheerleaders:

Cheeses:

Cheetahs

Chefs:

Chess:

Chief:

Chiefs:

Childhood:

Children:

Chinatown:

Chips:

Chocolate:

Chocolates:

Choices:

Choirs:

Choosing:

Chopin:

Choral:

Choreographed:

Choreographers:

Choristers:

Choruses:

Christmas:

Chromatic:

Chrome:

Churches:

Cinderella:

Cinema:

Cinemagraphic:

Cinemas:

Cinematic:

Circles:

Circling:

Circular:

Circus:

Cisse:

Cities:

Citizenships:

Cityscapes:

Clairvoyant:

Clarinets:

Clarinettists:

Classes:

Classic:

Classical:

Clavichords:

Clay:

Cleopatra:

Cliffs:

Clinics:

Clips:

Clocks:

Close:

Closer:

Closer to home:

Closing:

Clothes:

Clouds:

Clowns:

Clubs:

Co-:

Coastal:

Coastlines:

Coasts:

Coded:

Coelho:

Coffee mornings:

Coffees:

Cohesion:

Coiled:

Coincidentally:

Coins:

Collaboration:

Collaborations:

Collages:

Collectables:

Collected:

Collecting:

Collections:

Collectives:

Collectors:

Colleges:

Colonels:

Colonising:

Colour:

Coloured:

Colourful:

Colourfully:

Colouring:

Colours:

Columns:

Comedians:

Comedy:

Comic:

Comical:

Coming:

Commercial:

Commissioners:

Commissions:

Committees:

Common Denominators:

Commons:

Commonwealth:

Communicating:

Communications:

Communities:

Companies:

Compasses:

Competing:

Competitions:

Complementary:

Complimentary:

Composers:

Composing:

Compositions:

Comprising:

Computer Generated:

Computer Hardware:

Computers:

Computer Software:

Computing:

Concepts:

Conceptual:

Conceptual Art:

Concert:

Concerts:

Conducting:

Conductors:

Conferences:

Confidence:

Congratulations:

Connected:

Connecting:

Connections:

Consecutive:

Conservation:

Consisting:

Constructions:

Consultancies:

Consumer:

Contacting:

Contained:

Containers:

Contemporaries:

Contemporary:

Contests:

Continents:

Continuing:

Contributions:

Contributors:

Converging:

Conversations:

Conversing:

Cookery:

Cooking:

Cooks:

Cool:

Co-operations:

Copies:

Coping:

Copper:

Corelli:

Corners:

Coronations:

Corporate:

Correspondence Courses:

Cosmetic:

Cosmopolitan: Cosmopolitan means international, like this bicycle helmet and this money

Costs:

Costume Jewellery: Costume Jewellery looks like expensive jewellery, but it costs much less

Costumes: Different people wear costumes: actors and even Santa Claus & his wife

Cottages: Thatched cottages, circa 1500s, must have been romantic places to live in

Could:

Councils:

Counties: As well as in the USA, counties exist in England and Ireland

Countries:

Country:

Countryside:

County: County roads is a term used more in the United States than in the UK

Couples: Couples are men and women who are together, either married or not

Courses: Courses are (i) places to play golf (ii) series of lessons to learn something

Court:

Courts: There are legal courts and there are playing courts (e.g. for tennis)

Covent Garden:

Covered: Chocolate covered or covered with paint - what is your preference?

Covering: We cover things we own with other things

Covers: Covers can be on albums, books, CDs, DVDs and even hats (for ears)

Cows: Cows graze in farm fields... then, if they are dairy cows, they give milk

Crackers: Crackers (except Xmas variety) are eaten with cheese and savouries

Cracking: Cracking means excellent (deserving of applause) and to break open

Crafted: Look - a well crafted wallet and purse, with designs and patterns

Crafts: Crafts are embroidered, carved, etc., by hand, and appear pleasing

Craftsmen: Craftsmen make fine-looking things, from wood and other materials

Crawls: Babies, insects and spiders crawl, in order to get from here to there

Creams: Creams come in different varieties: single, double, ice creams, etc.

Created: Stones were created years ago, whilst dying trees can still create

Creating: Weather system creates a storm and clashing clouds create lightning

Creations: The world and bodies, we live in, must be two of the greatest creations

Creative: Creative like an artist, with pastels, or bassist, with a bass guitar

Creatively: How do you photograph a plain, grey stone creatively?

Creativity: Creativity involves your thinking mind and unpredictable senses

Creatures: Creatures move... they come and go, since the beginning of time

Credit Cards: Credit Cards are plastic cards, allowing you to buy things on credit

Crematoriums:

Crepes: Crepes can be made in a saucepan or a crepe maker, how easy!

Cricketers:

CRM:

Crocodiles: Crocodiles are reptiles and like eating big, no matter their age

Crops: Crops consist of plants, like wheat as well as fruit and vegetables

Cross Currents:

Crowds: Crowds are groups of people, watching sports or packing pubs

Crown: Crowns are worn on the head, by kings, queens and jesters

Cruise Lines:

Penelope Cruz:

Crypts: Crypts, located under churches, can be used as burial places

Crystal: Crystal could be glass or something of value, like a diamond

Crystals: Crystals (purple amethyst & green aquamarine) are beautiful

Cuatros:

Cubes: Cube examples are white or brown sugar and ruddy (red) beads

Cuisine: Cuisine can be Chinese wontons and dip, Italian veg pasta, etc

Cukor:

Cult:

Cultural: Views of hut in cultural Fiji plus Japanese cultural city of Kyoto

Culture:

Cultures: Different cultures of the world provide us with many art forms

Cuppas: Fancy a cuppa?' means would you like a cup of tea?

Cups: Cups are containers, used to drink from or to present as prizes

Curated:

Curating:

Curatorial:

Curators:

Currencies: Currencies are the types of money used in different countries

Current:

Currently:

Currents: Currents are movements of electricity, air and water

Curves: Curves can be found on roads and also in designs

Customers: Customers are what business needs, if it wants to sell anything

Cutting Edge: Cutting edge technology is here one day and gone the next

Cycling: Cyclists, whether mountain bikers or beginners, use bikes to cycle

Cyclists: Cyclists like to travel on their bikes, on roads and through parks

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