also Cassegrainian, in reference to a type of reflecting telescope, 1813, named for 17c. French priest and teacher Laurent Cassegrain, who described it in a journal article in 1672.
casque
Cassandra
cassate
cassation
cassava
Cassegrain
casserole
cassette
cassia
Cassiopeia
cassis
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