C of C

American  

noun

1. Chamber of Commerce.

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Example Sentences

Blight was surprised when I told him in an e-mail that as part of my research I planned to visit the 2008 C of C convention in Fredericksburg, Virginia.

From Salon

With a scholarship and acceptance into the Honors College, I had felt myself leaning toward C. of C., but I didn’t feel it was the school for me, so the rebuff from this program reaffirmed my decision to choose another school.

From New York Times

In order to determine the distances of the foci from the centre, we write F for A and A′ and get OF� = c; OF = �√c.

From Project Gutenberg

Four days after his C. of C. appearance, the President planed down to New Orleans to make another speech, this time to boost his trade-expansion bill.

From Time Magazine Archive

Important to labor, which fears an all-out assault to emasculate the Wagner Act at war's end, was the promise of the C. of C. president that: "The fundamental rights of labor to organize . . . and collective bargaining . . . shall be preserved, free from legislative enactments."

From Time Magazine Archive