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| Explanation of C.O.D. (abbreviation, acronym) cash on delivery (COD, c.o.d.) cash payment to be made upon receipt of products or goods
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| Explanation of lb (abbreviation, acronym) libra (lb.) pound; unit of weight in ancient Rome equaling approximately 12 ounces
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| Explanation of C.F.O. (abbreviation, acronym) Chief Financial Officer (CFO) treasurer; person who is responsible for all financial aspects of a company
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| Explanation of R&D (abbreviation, acronym) research and development department in a company that develops new products
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| Explanation of i.e. (abbreviation, acronym) id est (i.e.) that is to say (Latin); for example; for instance
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| Explanation of PTO (abbreviation, acronym) please turn over requesting to view or read the opposite side of a page or document
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| Explanation of etc. (abbreviation, acronym) etcetera Latin for and so on; and so forth
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| Explanation of C.E.O. (abbreviation, acronym) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) head manager of a corporation, company or large organization
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| Explanation of hr (abbreviation, acronym) hour period of 60 minutes
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| Explanation of C.C. (abbreviation, acronym) carbon copy (cc, CC) secondary email address; copy of a document, message, or email that is sent to a third party
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