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cardinal (in zoology)
carding (process)
carding machine (Technology)
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) (treatment)
Cardoso, Fernando Henrique (Brazilian politician & sociologist)
Cardozo, Benjamin (Nathan) (American jurist & statesman)
Carducci, Giosuè (Italian poet & educator)
Carême, Marie-Antoine (French personage)
Carew, Rod (Baseball Hall of Fame)
Carey, Peter (Philip) (Australian novelist)
cargo cult (religion, the Pacific)
Caria (ancient region, Asia Minor)
Carib (tribe, West Indies)
Caribbean Sea (body of water, Caribbean/Central America/West Indies/South America)
caribou (in zoology)
caricature (in art)
Carissimi, Giacomo (Italian musician)
Carl XVI Gustaf (Modern Europe)
Carleton College (university)
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Carlisle (Europe)
Carlism (organization)
Carlowitz, Treaty of (Modern Europe)
Carlsbad Caverns National Park (national park, New Mexico)
Carlsbad Decrees (history, Germany)
Carlton, Steve (American baseball player)
Carlyle, Thomas (Writer / Historian)
Carmarthen (city, Wales)
Carmelite (order)
Carmichael, Hoagy (Jazz Artist)
Carmona, António Oscar de Fragoso (Portuguese military leader)
Carnap, Rudolf (German-American philosopher)
carnauba wax (material, tree)
Carné, Marcel (Director, Writer, Actor, Drama/Romance)
Carnegie Hall (Fine Arts)
Carnegie Mellon University (university, Pennsylvania)
Carnegie, Andrew (Industrialist / Philanthropist)
Carnegie, Dale (American writer)
carnelian (mineral)
Carniola (ancient region, Slovenia)
carnival (holiday, holy day)
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