Which modern word does this etymological information most likely belong to?

"the face," especially as expressing emotion, from Anglo-Fr. Chere "the face," O.Fr. chiere "face, countenance, look, expression," from L.L. cara "face" (cf. Sp. cara), possibly from Gk. kara "head," from PIE root *ker- "head." From mid-13c. as "frame of mind, state of feeling, spirit; mood, humor."




A. cherry




B. chair




C. clarity




D. cheer