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* '''carrack:''' a large Mediterranean galleon | * '''carrack:''' a large Mediterranean galleon | ||
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* '''hackney:''' a horse bred to draw a carriage | * '''hackney:''' a horse bred to draw a carriage | ||
Revision as of 10:25, 5 December 2006
- Carhaix: a town in Brittany; the site of several stone circles; death-place of Tristan in Joseph Bédier's Romance of Tristan and Iseult, one of the key texts for FW
- Carnac: a place in Brittany; the site of many megalithic monuments
- carriages
- carrack: a large Mediterranean galleon
- carraig: (Irish) rock, stone
- hackney: a horse bred to draw a carriage
- hack: a horse (or vehicle) for hire, especially one in a poor condition
- cars
