| carrier pigeon |
a pigeon trained to return to its home base, esp. one used to carry messages from outposts; homing pigeon. [2 definitions] |
| carriole |
variant of cariole. |
| carrion |
dead and rotting flesh. [3 definitions] |
| carrion crow |
a common European crow. |
| carrom |
variant of carom. |
| carrot |
a plant cultivated for its edible orange root. [3 definitions] |
| carrousel |
variant of carousel. |
| carry |
to bear or support while moving; transport. [16 definitions] |
| carryall1 |
a covered one-horse carriage with seats for four persons. [2 definitions] |
| carryall2 |
a large bag or basket, carried by one person. |
| carry away |
to cause an extreme reaction; transport; enrapture. |
| carrying charge |
the interest and service charge on the unpaid balance in installment buying. [2 definitions] |
| carrying-on |
(informal; usu. pl.) silly, wild, or improper behavior. |
| carry off |
to do successfully. [2 definitions] |
| carry on |
to persist or persevere. [4 definitions] |
| carry-on |
of luggage, small enough to be stored in the passenger cabin of an airplane. [2 definitions] |
| carry one's weight |
to work and produce results as well as everyone else; contribute one's fair share to some effort. |
| carry out |
to go through the steps of (something) and bring to completion; do (a task, experiment, study, or the like). [3 definitions] |
| carry-out |
of food prepared in a commercial establishment, ready to eat but to be taken off the premises; take-out. [2 definitions] |
| carry-over |
that which is carried over or retained; residue; remainder. [2 definitions] |
| carry weight |
to have influence, importance, or authority. |