CM. Centimetres.

C.M., _causa mortis_=By reason of death.

C.M.G. Companion of the [Most Distinguished] Order of St Michael and St

George.

C.M.S. Church Missionary Society.

C.O. Colonial Office; Commanding Officer; Crown Office; Criminal Office.

CO. Cobalt; Company; County.

C/O. Care of.

COAD. Coadjutor.

COCH., COCHL., _cochlear_=a spoon, spoonful;--COCH. AMP., _cochlear

amplum_=a tablespoonful;--COCH. MAG., _cochlear magnum_=a large

spoonful;--COCH. MED., _cochlear medium_=a dessert-spoonful;--COCH. PARV.,

_cochlear parvum_=a teaspoonful.

COD. Codex.

C.O.D. Cash (or collect) on delivery.

COG. Cognate.

COL. Colonel; Column; Colossians.

COLL. College; Colleague; Collector; Colloquial.

COLLAT. Collateral.

COLLECT. Collective.

COLLOQ. Colloquially.

COM. Commander; Commodore; Committee; Commissioner; Commonwealth.

COM. Common; Comedy; Commerce; Commune.

COMM. Commentary; Commander.

COMMISSR. Commissioner;--COMMY., Commissary.

COMMN. Commission.

COMP. Comparative; Compositor; Compare; Compound or Compounded.

COMPAR. Comparative; Comparison.

COM. VER. Common Version.

CON. Consul.

CON., _contra_=Against; _conjux_=Consort: Conclusion; Conversation.

CONG. Congress; Congregation.

CONJ. Conjunction.

CONN. or CT. Connecticut.

CONS. Consonant.

CON. SEC. Conic Sections.

CONSOLS. Consolidated Funds.

CONTR. Contracted; Contraction.

CONTR. BON. MOR., _contra bonos mores_=Contrary to good manners.

COP., COPT. Coptic.

COR. Corinthians; Coroner.

COR. MEM. Corresponding Member.

CORN. Cornish; Cornwall.

CORR. Corrupted; Corruption.

COR. SEC. Corresponding Secretary.

C.O.S. Charity Organisation Society.

COS. Cosine.

COSMOG. Cosmography.

COSS., _consules_=Consuls.

COT. Cotangent.

CP. Compare.

C.P. Clerk of the Peace; Common Pleas: Carriage Paid.

C.P.C. Clerk of the Privy Council.

C.P.S., _Custos Privati Sigilli_=Keeper of the Privy Seal.

C.R., _Carolus rex_=King Charles; _Civis Romanus_=a Roman citizen; _Custos

Rotulorum_=Keeper of the Rolls.

CR. Credit; Creditor; Crown.

CRANIOL. Craniology.

CRES. Crescendo.

CRIM. CON. Criminal conversation, or adultery.

C.S. Court of Session; Clerk to the Signet; Civil Service; Chemical

Society.

C.S.A. Confederate States of America.

C.S.I. Companion of the [Most Exalted Order of the] Star of India.

C.T. Certificated Teacher; Commercial Traveller.

CT. Cent.

C.T.C. Cyclists' Touring Club.

CU., _cuprum_=Copper.

CU., CUB. Cubic.

CUR., CURT. Current--this month.

C.V. Common Version.

C.V.O. Commander of the Royal Victorian Order.

C.W. Canada West.

C.W.O. Cash with order.

CWT. A hundredweight--c for _centum_, a hundred, and _wt_ for weight.

CYC., CYCLO. Cyclopædia.

CYM. Cymric.

D., _dele_=Delete; Dead or Died; Deserted; Degree; _Denarius_ or

_denarii_=A penny or pence; Duke.

DAN. Daniel; Danish.

DAT. Dative.

DAU. Daughter.

DAV. David.

D.C., _Da Capo_ (It.)=Repeat from the beginning; District of Columbia.

D.C.L. Doctor of Civil Law.

D.C.S. Deputy Clerk of Session.

D.D., _Divinitatis Doctor_=Doctor of Divinity.

D.D., _Deo dedit_=Gave to God.

D.D.D., _dat, dicat, dedicat_=He gives, devotes, and dedicates; _Dono dedit

dedicavit_=He gave and dedicated as a gift.

DEA. Deacon.

DEC. December.

DEC. Declaration; Declension.

DECID. Deciduous.

DECL. Declension.

DEF. Defendant; Definition.

DEFT. Defendant.

DEG. Degree, Degrees.

DEL. Delaware; Delegate.

DEL., DELT., _delineavit_='He drew it,' put after the draftsman's name on

an engraving.

DEMON. Demonstrative.

DENT. Dental, Dentist, Dentistry.

DEP. Department (also DEPT.); Deputy.

DEP. Deposed.

DER. Derivation.

DEUT. Deuteronomy.

D.F. Defender of the Faith; Dean of the Faculty.

DFT. Defendant; Draft.

D.G., _Dei gratiâ_=By the grace of God.

D.H., _das heisst_ (Ger.). That is.

DIAL. Dialect.

DIAM. Diameter.

DICT. Dictator; Dictionary.

DIR. Director.

DISC. Discount; Discoverer.

DISS. Dissertation.

DIST. Distance; Distinguish.

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