c-word

So expect it to hear this C-word mentioned a few times.

Summers too used the C-word in response to an audience question.

He also has used the c-word in reference to Palin.

That vitally important c-word goes to the heart of the matter.

It's only a molecule or two away from the C-word.

Then he came in and I was right in the middle of saying the c-word.

Earlier he had casually dropped the nuclear c-word into our conversation.

There are many considerations when making a record and the c-word pops up - career.

The new C-word will stick, partly because it is credible.

Next time, she should use the C-word and say more precisely what she means.

Employ the c-word, however, and you could still conceivably feel you'd made a point.

There it is, right up front, enjoying pride of place: the C-word.

Nonetheless, I didn't, and as you're probably aware, the c-word has gone on to have a fascinating career all its own.

Andrew Moore has used the c-word in his email, and that's not allowed.

Bleeping is largely a thing of the past, unless you're using the c-word.

Or do I risk someone using the C-word about me for offering an opinion?

Bush made use of the C-word to refer to the imminent struggle against terrorism.

For the moment, all this cricket is subsumed by the other c-word.

No matter how many, by now they all boil down to a single C-word: cliché.

I had just dared to the mention the C-word: creationism.

She gave an entire speech about China without mentioning the C-word.

The basis of nonpharmaceutical solutions is the big C-word: commitment.

It’s easy to forget how readily the c-word gets bandied around these parts.

The c-word has become acceptable parlance for children in mainstream movies.

“People are beginning to talk about the c-word again,” the official said, referring to a military coup.