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	Cressida	Shakespeare used this word from the Ancient Greek name "Chryseis" meaning Golden
	Cresson	A topographic name for someone residing near a stream, hill, lake or a tree
	Crestian	Derived from the Biblical name "Christianity"; Follower of Christ
	Crestina	Christianity woman
	Creston	Someone who is reputed and honourable
	Crete	Variant transcription of the name "Crecia" or the French form "Creste" meaning peak of a hill and hence people who resided nearby were termed as Crete
	Crevan	Fox, Cunning, Smart individual
	Crew	Of the chariot; It is a variant of the name "Carew"; It comes from when a family lives as dwellers at a cattlepen in the UK.
	Crews	A family which once had lived as dwellers at a cattlepen or a cattlefold