campo santo (It.), a burying-ground.
Campus Martius (L.), field of Mars, used by the ancient Romans for games, military drill, &c.
canaille (Fr.), a pack of hounds, the rabble.
canaut (Hind.), a canvas enclosure.
candida Pax (L.), white-robed Peace.
candy, candil (Tamil), a South Indian weight, generally containing 20 maunds, about 500 pounds English.
canopus (L.—Gr.), a bright star in the southern constellation Argo navis: an Egyptian vase for holding the entrails of the body embalmed.
cantabile (It.), fit for singing.
cantabit vacuus coram latrone viator (L.), the empty traveller will sing before a robber.
cantambanco (It.), a mountebank—sometimes cantabank.