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11Car longevity — concerns several things: maximum service life in either miles or time (duration), relationship of components to this lifespan, identification of factors that might afford control in extending the lifespan. Barring an accidental end to the… …
12Large White — Pour les articles homonymes, voir White. Large white …
13Car and Track — was America s first nationally syndicated auto racing and car test television show. Produced by Car and Track Productions, it was hosted by Bud Lindemann, a famous race commentator of the time.It is believed to have run from 1967 to 1975, with 80 …
14car|ret|a — «kahr RAY tah», noun. Southwestern U.S. a rudely built cart having a long bottom frame provided with large rings for ropes that hold the load in place. ╂[< Spanish carreta a narrow cart < carro car, cart. Compare etym. under car. (Cf.… …
15car|a|van|sa|ry — «KAR uh VAN suhr ee», noun, plural ries. 1. an inn or hotel in the Orient where caravans stop to rest, usually a large, four sided building surrounding a spacious court. 2. Figurative. any large inn or hotel. ╂[< Persian kārwānsarāī <… …
16car|boy — «KAHR boy», noun. a very large glass bottle, usually enclosed in basketwork or in a wooden box or crate to keep it from being broken. It is chiefly used for holding acids and other corrosive liquids. ╂[< Persian qarābah large flagon] …
17car|rack — «KAR uhk», noun. a large ship of former times; galleon: »They saw the great carracks from the East, laden deep with pepper and spices, coming into Lisbon and Antwerp (New Statesman). Also, carack, carrick. ╂[< Old French carraque < Arabic… …
18car|ry-on — «KAR ee ON, N», adjective, noun. –adj. small enough to be carried aboard an airplane by a passenger: »Coats and carry on baggage are stowed in large overhead storage compartments (Time). –n. 1. a piece of luggage that can be taken along by a… …
19car|niv´o|rous|ness — car|niv|o|rous «kahr NIHV uhr uhs», adjective. 1. a) of or having to do with an order of mammals that feed on flesh. They are characterized especially by large, sharp canine teeth. The order Carnivora includes cats, dogs, lions, tigers, and bears …
20car|niv´o|rous|ly — car|niv|o|rous «kahr NIHV uhr uhs», adjective. 1. a) of or having to do with an order of mammals that feed on flesh. They are characterized especially by large, sharp canine teeth. The order Carnivora includes cats, dogs, lions, tigers, and bears …
