C Vocabulary Words Quiz #2

'Czar' starts with a 'T', not a 'C'

Tsar and Czar are both Russian corruptions of "ceaser." They mean the same thing.

Russian is written in the cyrillic alphabet. So really it's starts with neither a t or a c, but those are the two ways it is most often and most easily transliterated.

In a Roman century there were only 80 men (including the centurian).

Person who steers a vessel could be captain, and the pilot's compartment in a commuter plane is also called the cabin.

"Coo" could work instead of "croon" And a goblet is a cup too.

I agree with coo and cup. Also, for red, what about carmine or cardinal?

Communist style of address could also be Commissar.

canteen for water tank? and maybe simply cox?

carriage should be approved for the motor vehicle frame. IE: when you go to the car wash you specifically purchase an "under carriage" option.

Centurions didn't really command 99 soldiers, they commanded about 80...

Water tank could be canister, car frame could be cage as in 'roll cage', deep red color could be cranberry.. just some thoughts.

Without knowing too much about various parts of the brain, I had tried 'cerebral corex' and cerebellum and question whether or not those should be accepted as well.

Cask could also work for water tank.

You should accept "Cox" for "Coxswain" since that's the standard abbreviation and what most people in the sport would call the Coxswain.

Sheesh. If it doesn't take the answer you think it is, people, just try something else, for pete's sake. It's supposed to be a brainteaser, after all, not a giveaway. Except for "cox". That one should definitely be accepted, as TheShadow noted.

Cabin and Cup should really be acceptable.