C-W

■C & W=country and western.

 

■CW/siːdʌ́b(ə)ljuː/ n  《口》 Morse code. continuous wave

■cw.=clockwise.

■CW=chemical warfare◆chemical weapon(s)◆°Chief Warrant Officer◆°continuous wave(s).

 

■C-word : cunt / C U Next Tuesday

 

■cwtch    UK /kʊtʃ/ US /kʊtʃ/  n Welsh English

1  a loving cuddle (= an act of holding someone in your arms), especially one that makes someone feel very happy and safe.

He gave his baby a cwtch.

Some days, there’s nothing I’d like more in this world than a cwtch from my grandmother.

2  a cupboard or small space for storing things:

A cwtch is a place to keep things safe.

We need cwtches more than ever, I think, because it’s not a very comfortable world at the moment.

If you're upset, you need a cwtch.

If someone asked you for a "cwtch"', would you know what to do?

 

■Cwlth=Commonwealth.

 

■cwm /kuːm/ n  〘地質〙 cirque;《ウェールズ》 combe. Welsh

 

■Cwmbrân /kʊmbrɑ́ːn/クンブラン《ウェールズ南東部の町》.

 

■c.w.o., CWO=cash with order.

 

■CWO=Chief Warrant Officer.

 

■cwr〘鉄道〙 continuous welded rail 連続溶接レール,ロングレール.

 

■CWS=Co-operative Wholesale Society.

 

 

■cwt=hundredweight.