➠ Words that start with c
List contains 26069 Words that start with "c".
- - Thick and dried out, like poorly applied makeup
- - Like thick makeup
- - Like dried-out mud
- - Like dried mud
- - Like dried-out mud pies
- - Like dried soil
- - Like dense brownies
- - Like unnaturally thick makeup
- - Like compact powder
- - Like some poorly applied makeup
- - Like some poorly applied cosmetics
- - Forming clumps, like drying mud
- - Like dry mud
- - Like badly applied makeup
- - Bread-like
- - Like some face powders
- - Like wet talcum
- - like black-and-white cookies
- - Encrusted
- - Lumpy
- - Thick and clumpy
- - Undesirable descriptor for makeup
- - Forming clumps
- - Thick and encrusted
- - Liable to clump
- - Breadlike
- - Prone to clumping
- - Undesirably solid
- - In dry clumps, e.g.
- - In dry clumps
- - Not crumbly
- - Forming crusts
- - Tending to form lumps
- - Clumped
- - Hardened
- - Setting about making valuable card
- - Forming into a hard mass
- - Forming a crust
- - Encrusting
- - Encrustation
- - Many a piece on board forming hard mass
- - More crusted, as dried mud
- - Having more clumpiness
- - More clumpy
- - More difficult to wipe away
- - More crusted, as face powder
- - More encrusted
- - Less powdery
- - Less gritty
- - most thick, as cosmetics
- - Nickname that might drop -vin or -eb
- - where a meeting might be put, for short
- - Nickname of President Coolidge
- - Follower of "So" or "lo"
- - Nickname of former president Coolidge
- - Coolidge or Ripken
- - Word after no or low
- - Ripken, Jr. or Sr.
- - Ripken or Poly
- - President Coolidge's nickname
- - "Iron Man" Ripken of baseball
- - Low-... (diet choice)
- - 1983 novel by bernard maclaverty
- - Home of the Golden Bears, informally
- - State whose capital is Sacramento: Abbr.
- - bit of energy, briefly
- - UC Berkeley, for short
- - Coolidge, to friends
- - berkeley, to sports fans
- - Berkeley, familiarly
- - so...... (l.a. is there)
- - golden state, for short
- - Silicon Valley's state: Abbr.
- - Lo-... diet, for short
- - President Coolidge, informally
- - LA's state, for short
- - southern .... (l.a. school)
- - ...... state (school with campuses in dominguez hills and chico)
- - Word on a Golden Bears football helmet
- - ... Poly (school in San Luis Obispo)
- - Diet Coke doesn't have a single one: Abbr.
- - Longtime Orioles star Ripken
- - Shortstop Ripken in the Baseball Hall of Fame
- - Home to L.a. and S.F., for short
- - Low-..., suitable for dieting
- - Energy unit on a nutrition label, for short
- - Low-... (choice of weight-watchers), for short
- - Voice related: vo...
- - Low-... (choice of weight-watchers)
- - tech startup?
- - Stanford's rival, for short
- - Ballplayer Ripken
- - 'Silent' prez familiarly
- - W. state (Abbr.)
- - Pac-12 school, informally
- - Golden Bears' univ.
- - Western US state (abbr.)
- - The "C" in "UCLA": Abbr.
- - .. Poly Pomona
- - James Dean's East of Eden character
- - ... Tech, prestigious West Coast engineering school
- - Low-... food (dieter's delight)
- - Murphy, for one
- - Baseball great Ripken(Used today)
- - Participant in college football's Big Game, briefly
- - Silent one
- - Ripken of the diamond
- - Legendary Ripken
- - "East of Eden" character
- - Where you can find a bunch of Santas? (abbr.)
- - Ripken, the Baltimore legend
- - Baseball great Ripken Jr.
- - Lone Eagle's monogram
- - Golfer Peete
- - First name in Baltimore baseball
- - Dieter's word
- - Coach Murphy, for one
- - U.C.L.A. rival
- - Ripken the baseball legend
- - Ripken of baseball fame
- - Ripken in Baltimore
- - Pres. Coolidge
- - Mr. Ripken
- - Dieter's unit: Abbr.
- - Dietary abbr.
- - Coolidge
- - Baseball's "Iron Man" Ripken
- - Baseball iron man Ripken
- - "Silent" president
- - Steinbeck protagonist
- - Stanford rival, familiarly
- - President Coolidge, for short
- - Political columnist Thomas
- - Oriole Ripken
- - Iron Man Ripken of the Orioles
- - First name in consecutive baseball games played
- - First name in baseball ironmen
- - First name among legendary shortstops
- - Wolframite
- - Warren's veep
- - Trask twin in "East of Eden"
- - The Lone Eagle's monogram
- - Silent ...... (White House moniker)
- - San Francisco's state: Abbr.
- - San Diego's state: Abbr.
- - Ripken of Aberdeen, Md.
- - Record-holder Ripken
- - Orioles Hall of Famer Ripken
- - One of Steinbeck's twins
- - Low-...... (diet-friendly)
- - Lo-....: lite
- - Lo-...... (diet-friendly)
- - Surprisingly easy task
- - Dance based on a march with intricate steps — easy task
- - An easy task
- - Easy win
- - Easy task
- - Easy accomplishment
- - Dance; easy task
- - Easy victory
- - Easy chore
- - Easy task, informally
- - Epitome of ease
- - *Ragtime pianist's number
- - Dance with seal round a garden?
- - Simple task
- - Dance based on a march with intricate steps
- - Easily accomplished task
- - One-sided contest
- - Breeze
- - Strutting dance
- - Stage dance
- - Dancer's address?
- - Old dance
- - Dance.
- - Strutting gait.
- - Popular stage dance.
- - "Sure thing"
- - Cinch.
- - "Drop Band A on Band B? Band B wins, no contest."
- - *Bakers pan
- - Container for holding baked food
- - caught take-out in container
- - Bundt, e.g.
- - Brit's bakeware item
- - When to sample wedding desserts
- - Elevated plate for baked goods
- - Torte holder
- - Caught 22 working together with Dundee supporter?
- - Wedding cake support
- - Stuck-up couples at weddings?
- - Baker's requirement
- - British baking pans
- - Strutting dancer
- - Certain dancer
- - *Very easy tasks
- - Easy wins
- - Strutting dances
- - Old-fashioned dances.
- - Certain dances.
- - Sure things?
- - Candle holders, sometimes
- - They're often in tiers at weddings
- - Desserts at weddings and birthday parties
- - Wedding desserts with multiple tiers
- - They may be topped with birthday candles
- - They sometimes come in sheets
- - Treats for birthday parties
- - With 'and' and 24-Down, Maugham novel
- - Things at birthday parties
- - Birthday party desserts
- - They're sometimes upside-down
- - Birthday buys
- - Candle holders?
- - Birthday desserts
- - Birthday candle holders
- - Birthday treats
- - Some candle holders?
- - With 40A, a breakfast order
- - They go with ale
- - Birthday symbols.
- - Candle holders, of a sort
- - Arrange sick leave then live off baked treats
- - baked treat, english, found in different sack
- - "the great british baking show" creations
- - Warmth from watchmakers for The Brownies
- - Purchases for weddings and birthdays
- - Patties
- - Soap bars
- - Baked treats
- - Angel food, devil's food, etc.
- - Bakery items
- - Patisserie offerings
- - Sweet baked goods
- - Sweet baked items
- - Pastries king put in fancy case
- - Patisserie array
- - Bakery staples
- - Bakers' creations
- - Bakery wares
- - Babka and baba
- - Dessert menu items
- - "Ace of ....": 2000s Food Network bakery show
- - "Pound" and "sponge" desserts
- - Delicious Marvin Gaye instrumental?
- - Some soap
- - Bakery treats
- - Buddy Valastro's creations
- - Bakery offerings
- - "...... and Ale"
- - "Pound" and "sponge" ending
- - What damp flour does
- - Some dessert menu items
- - Soapy sales
- - Sponge and marble, e.g.
- - Ale's complement?
- - Babas and babkas
- - Tortes and petits fours
- - Sponge and marble
- - Partner of 21-Across
- - Dessert listings
- - Ice or soap units
- - Ale partner
- - Encrusts
- - Soap supply
- - Petits fours, e.g.
- - Maugham's "...... and Ale"
- - Diner dessert display
- - Bathday bars
- - Black Forest and more
- - Doesn't maintain even consistency
- - Petits fours
- - Ladyfingers e.g.
- - Bars of soap
- - Tortes
- - Torte and petit four
- - Teatime comestibles
- - "...... and Ale," Maugham work
- - Ale's partner
- - Johnny ...... (cornbreads)
- - Ale's companion
- - Angel and devil's-food
- - Dessert items.
- - Desserts.
- - Waffles.
- - Companion of ale.
- - Ale's partners.
- - Petit fours.
- - Masses, as of ice.
- - Concomitant of ale.
- - Brownies.
- - Wedding symbols.
- - Cookies
- - Soap units
- - Bakery products
- - Bakery display
- - Patisserie purchase
- - Party fare
- - Sheet
- - Sweets
- - Fruit
- - Solidifies
- - Jumbles
- - Bakery buys
- - Bakery array
- - Sweet treats
- - Pastries
- - Bake sale offerings
- - Baked desserts
- - See 13-Down
- - See 64-Across
- - baked goods
- - Centerpieces at wedding receptions
- - some desserts on "the great british bake off"
- - baked food items
- - icing targets
- - Holes 15, 16, 17 and 18
- - Bite-size desserts on sticks
- - Spherical treats on a stick
- - Sweet snacks on sticks
- - Dessert items on sticks
- - Devil's food snacks on sticks
- - Become crusty
- - Encrust, as mud might
- - Cleaning bar for a tub
- - Shower gel alternative
- - Half-baked bathroom item?
- - Wash-up need
- - It makes suds in the bath
- - How goods may be arranged in a bakery display case?
- - Piece of bakeware
- - Bakeware item
- - Baker's need (2 wds.)
- - Receptacle used to make devil's food, red velvet, and marble creations: 2 wds.
- - Battery container?
- - Bundt holder
- - Upside-down container
- - Where the batter goes
- - Kitchen item used near your birthday
- - Batter's place, sometimes
- - Baker's vessel.
- - Bakery container
- - Baking need
- - Batter's place
- - Baker's need
- - Kitchen utensil
- - Baking conveniences, and a hint to this puzzle's circles
- - powders that might turn into marbles?
- - Duncan Hines products
- - Boxed powder used to make some desserts
- - Baker's shortcut
- - Dessert sold at Starbucks featuring an orb of dough on a stick
- - Snack on a stick
- - Baked treat on a stick
- - Sweet sphere on a stick
- - Dessert on a stick
- - Snackable treat on a stick
- - Bite-size dessert
- - Batter's boxes?
- - Containers used on Food Network's 'Kids Baking Championship'
- - Baker's dozen?
- - They get greased up before a birthday
- - Baking needs
- - Fund-raising event by a P.T.A.
- - Church-fund event
- - P.T.A. fund-raising device.
- - Church fund-raiser
- - Church fundraiser
- - Maugham partners
- - Book subtitled "Cowgirl Evans's Favorite Desserts"?
- - What Roy Rogers had with dinner?
- - Maugham work about a sweet-toothed gal's dream date?
- - somerset maugham novel about rosie driffield (twelfth night)
- - Novel combination available in pub-restaurant?
- - Maugham book
- - W. Somerset Maugham novel
- - W. Somerset Maugham classic
- - Maugham title from "Twelfth Night"
- - Maugham satire
- - 1930 novel whose title was taken from "Twelfth Night"
- - 1930 novel whose title comes from "Twelfth Night"
- - 1930 novel that takes its title from Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night"
- - "Dost thou think, because thou art virtuous, there shall be no more ......?": "Twelfth Night" [1930 novel]
- - Maugham novel
- - Place to buy frosted desserts
- - upset policemen per reverend in bakeries
- - Edible pastry decorations
- - Servings from a Bundt pan