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Comb-back Windsor (high-back Windsor) pertains to a tall windsor arm chair having a horizontal arm-bow with spindles passing through the back section that terminate in a horizontal comb.

Cold smoked a process by which the food product is smoked in a relatively cool smoking chamber and not cooked. Product not considered shelf-stable requires maintenance of at most a 41 degree F. internal product temperature during smoking.

Cold mill refers to the equipment on which aluminum is rolled into sheet or foil by passing it through pairs of rollers under pressure. In cold rolling, the incoming metal is normally at room temperature.

Colectivo is a Spanish term which is translated In English as a collective.

China clay is primarily or secondary kaolin, refractory, not very plastic, white burning, rare in the world, found in the U.S.A. in a few South-Eastern states; used in the blending of all whiteware and porcelain bodies.

Cruise ship pertains to luxury liners/cruisers which run their itinerary according to seasons. In summer the trips are set mostly for Alaska or the sun-drenched beaches in the Caribbean or Hawaii - all exotic locations that people usually can see once or twice in their whole life time.

Chip is described as a small piece of wood used to make pulp. Chips are made either from wood waste in a sawmill or pulpwood operation, or from pulpwood specifically cut for this purpose. Chips are larger and coarser than sawdust.

Chemical lab short term for chemical laboratories which is a room or building specially equipped for scientific experiments, research, the preparation of a substance used for producing a chemical effect; a reagent.