Goth·am 
(gŏthəm)
(gŏthəm)New York City. The nickname was popularized by Washington Irving and others in Salmagundi, a series of satirical sketches (1807-1808), and makes reference to English popular tales about Gotham, a village near Nottingham, England, whose villagers were depicted as feigning stupidity and foolishness in order to avoid government impositions.
Gotham·ite′ (-ə-mīt′) n.
- carbon disulfide
- carbon fiber
- carbon footprint
- carbonic acid
- carbonic acid gas
- Carboniferous
- carbonium ion
- carbonization
- carbonize
- carbonizer
- carbon monoxide
- carbon nanotube
- carbon-neutral
- carbon-nitrogen-oxygen cycle
- carbonous
- carbon paper
- carbon process
- carbon star
- carbon tetrachloride
- carbonyl
- carbonylic
- carborane
- Carborundum
- carboxy-
- carboxyhemoglobin