C

A strong addictive drug from coca leaves used illegally to make people energetic and sometimes to numb body parts

An illegal white powder drug that gives a short strong high

An illegal drug usually a white powder called cocaine

A white illegal drug in powder form

An illegal white drug that people inhale through the nose

A surgery to deliver a baby by making cuts in the mother's abdomen and womb

A substance in fruits and vegetables that helps the body stay healthy and fight illness

A liver infection caused by a virus spread through blood, for example by sharing needles

A major key with no sharps or flats that uses only the white keys on a piano

A surgery that opens the cervix and removes tissue from the womb

The note C near the center of a piano used as a reference in music

A computer program that turns C code into instructions the computer can run

A computer program written in the C language

A protein made by the liver that rises in the blood as a sign of infection or inflammation

A style of popular music from the southern United States with guitars and songs about everyday life

A small cell that gives steady voltage to set the grid of an old radio tube

A movable sign on a music staff that shows middle C

A common concert wind instrument played by blowing across a hole tuned to C and used in orchestras

A soil layer below the B layer and above bedrock made of partly broken rock with little plant material

A sequence of notes C D E F G A B with no sharps or flats

A metal clamp shaped like a C that holds wood or metal firmly while you work

A green pigment in brown algae and tiny water organisms that helps make food from light

A soil layer under the B-horizon and above bedrock made mostly of broken rock with few plant roots

A canned meal given to American soldiers during wars

A small protein in mitochondria that helps move energy in cells

A set of notes from C to B with no sharps or flats

An indirect way to say a very offensive word for a woman's private parts