Cargo

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 73
kur'go, n. what a ship carries its load. [Sp from Celtic root of Car.] Cancatuxe, kar-i-ka-tur', u. a likene of anything so exaggerated or distorted as to appear ridiculous. v.i to turn into ridicule by overdoing a — likene fit. cancatura camcarc, to load, from root of Car hires Caricaturist, kar-i-ka-tur'ist, n one who carica Canes, kari-ez, rottenne or decay of a bone. |L.J
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