Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [200]
[6] comprehend, contain, embrace, encompass, entail, include, involve, number, take in—more at INCLUDE
[9] bear, bolster, brace, buttress, prop, shore, stay, support, uphold—more at SUPPORT
2carry noun 1 : the range of a gun or projectile or of a struck or thrown ball
2 : PORTAGE
3 : an act or method of carrying car·ry·all noun : a large bag or carrying case Synonyms grip, handbag, portmanteau, suitcase, traveling bag—more at TRAVELING BAG carry away verb : to arouse to a high and often excessive degree of emotion Synonyms enrapture, enthrall, entrance, ravish, transport—more at ENTRANCE carrying charge noun : a charge added to the price of merchandise sold on the installment plan car·ry–on noun : a piece of luggage suitable for being carried aboard an airplane by a passenger — carry–on adjective carry on verb 1 : to have the direction of : CONDUCT, MANAGE 2 : to behave in a foolish, excited, or improper manner 3 : to continue in spite of hindrance or discouragement Synonyms administer, conduct, control, direct, govern, guide, handle, manage, operate, oversee, regulate, run, superintend, supervise—more at CONDUCT carry out verb 1 : to bring to a successful conclusion 2 : to put into execution Synonyms accomplish, achieve, commit, compass, do, execute, follow through, fulfill, make, perform—more at PERFORM car·sick adjective : affected with motion sickness esp. in an automobile — car sickness noun 1cart noun 1 : a heavy 2-wheeled wagon 2 : a small wheeled vehicle 2cart verb : to convey in or as if in a cart — cart·er noun Synonyms bear, carry, convey, ferry, haul, lug, pack, tote, transport—more at CARRY cart·age noun : the act of or rate charged for carting carte blanche noun, plural cartes blanches [ORIGIN: F, lit., blank document] : full discretionary power car·tel noun : a combination of independent business enterprises designed to limit competition Synonyms combination, combine, syndicate, trust; also chain, conglomerate, multinational; association, organization, pool car·ti·lage noun : a usu. translucent somewhat elastic tissue that composes most of the skeleton of young vertebrate embryos and later is mostly converted to bone in higher vertebrates — car·ti·lag·i·nous adjective cartilaginous fish noun : any of a class of fishes (as a shark or ray) having the skeleton wholly or largely composed of cartilage car·tog·ra·phy noun : the making of maps — car·tog·ra·pher noun — car·to·graph·ic adjective car·ton noun : a cardboard box or container car·toon noun 1 : a preparatory sketch (as for a painting) 2 : a drawing intended as humor, caricature, or satire 3 : a group of cartoons or drawings arranged in a narrative sequence : COMIC STRIP — cartoon verb — car·toon·ist noun Synonyms [1] delineation, drawing, sketch—more at DRAWING [3] comic strip—more at COMIC STRIP car·tridge noun 1 : a tube containing a complete charge for a firearm 2 : a container of material for insertion into an apparatus 3 : a small case containing a phonograph needle and transducer that is attached to a tonearm 4 : a case containing a magnetic tape or disk 5 : a case for holding integrated circuits containing a computer program cart·wheel noun 1 : a large coin (as a silver dollar) 2 : a lateral handspring with arms and legs extended carve verb carved; carv·ing 1 : to cut with care or precision : shape by cutting 2 : to cut or hew out esp. with some effort : make or get by or as if by cutting — often used with out <~ out a fortune> 3 : to slice and serve meat at table — carv·er noun Synonyms usually carve out build, forge, grind, hammer, work out cary·at·id noun, plural -ids or -i·des : a sculptured draped female figure used as an architectural column CAS abbreviation certificate of advanced study ca·sa·ba noun : any of several muskmelons with a yellow rind and sweet flesh 1cascade