➠ Words that start with c
List contains 26069 Words that start with "c".
- - First course with drink around 5, with ultimate wings and parts of the legs
- - Parts of limbs left in dens
- - Line in dark passages stretched by one of those on the run
- - ecclesiastical vestments will hide them!
- - Young creatures found aboard mythical vessel
- - Bears or baby elephants?
- - Cows' young leg-parts
- - Ecclesiastical vestments may hide them
- - Young cattle
- - Baby whales
- - Baby elephants
- - Cold beers around five for Jersey's offspring
- - Dairy-farm newborns
- - What legwork builds
- - Yaks' young
- - Cow's kids
- - Large pieces detached from icebergs
- - Knee socks cover these
- - Young elephants.
- - Young cows
- - Young farm animals.
- - Has a cow
- - Workout target
- - Farm animals
- - Baby whales or rhinoceroses
- - bovine young
- - Saskatchewan's Premier Lorne
- - Saskatchewan's 14th Pre-mier
- - Saskatchewan's 13th Premier
- - Lord Baltimore's surname
- - Premier Wall preceder
- - Founder of Maryland.
- - First Governor of Maryland, as a British colony.
- - Baron Baltimore's family
- - Friend of Hobbes, in comics
- - John, Abel's brother, about 55?
- - Human friend of cartoon tiger Hobbes
- - Hobbes's pal
- - Hobbes' comic strip pal
- - Friend of Hobbes
- - Hobbes' partner in comics
- - Comic strip boy with a stuffed tiger named Hobbes
- - Hobbes partner
- - ... Harris, stage name of Adam Richard Wiles who was one of the highest paid disc jockeys of 2019
- - ... Harris, Scottish record producer who collaborated with Dua Lipa for the song "One Kiss"
- - American fashion designer ... Klein, products of whose eponymous company carry the "ck" logo
- - Some fanatical vindictive churchman of yesteryear
- - Fashion designer Klein who sells the fragrance Obsession
- - President Coolidge
- - Comics title character who says "Getting an inch of snow is like winning 10 cents in the lottery"
- - Comics boy who says 'Reality continues to ruin my life'
- - John --, French Protestant theologian and reformer
- - Chief expositor of Presbyterian beliefs
- - Old reformer opens Chianti and Lambrusco and French wine
- - 'Institutes of the Christian Religion' writer
- - Protestant reformer
- - He served between Warren and Herbert
- - Title cartoon boy
- - Comics character who said "Some days even my lucky rocketship underpants don't help"
- - Hoops Hall-of-Famer Murphy
- - Protestant Reformation leader
- - Successor of Warren, predecessor of Herbert
- - Presidential prename.
- - Protestant reformer (1509–1564).
- - Luther contemporary
- - Klein of fashion
- - Fashion designer Klein
- - Designer to have new stock short-list, say
- - young farm animals' taxi company?
- - Made a little lower?
- - Gave birth on a farm
- - Broke apart, as a glacier
- - Had a cow?
- - Give birth to a bull and have heart-failure in the grotto
- - Deliver heifer so one hundred can have veal stew
- - Deliver new stock of local vegetables
- - Have a cow, really
- - Have a hippo
- - Have more stock?
- - Have young
- - Have farm young
- - Have a cow, man
- - Have a cow
- - Slice the family roast, say, like mother whales do
- - Shortening parts of legs to make bear a little lower
- - produce a little cow, but said to whittle
- - for animals such as a cow, to give birth
- - Parts of the leg almost drop a little lower
- - Give birth, as a cow
- - ignore a "simpsons" suggestion
- - How cows give birth
- - (Of cow) give birth
- - Drop young animal in lake within grotto
- - Produce calf
- - Give birth, in a barnyard
- - Break off, as a glacier chunk
- - Give birth to a mooing mammal
- - Drop a little lower keeping length in mind
- - Produce new animal and slice it up, say
- - Give birth to (an iceberg?)
- - Give birth (to whales or icebergs)
- - (Of a glacier) release a mass of ice
- - Of ice, to become a berg
- - Give birth, as whales do
- - Left in chamber to produce young whales
- - Release an iceberg, as a glacier
- - Give birth (of whales or cows)
- - Give birth, on the farm
- - Give birth on a farm
- - Bring a cow into the world
- - Give birth to a cow
- - Break up about love without love
- - Make a rural delivery
- - Deliver brief US state victory over East
- - (Of cows) give birth
- - Give birth, as a whale
- - Typical vegetarians keeping produce young
- - Give birth in a barn, perhaps
- - Give birth on a farm, in a way
- - Produce a young cow
- - Give birth to, on a farm
- - Produce young (whales)
- - Left in grotto to give birth
- - Give birth to a baby elephant, say
- - Break, as ice
- - Deliver at a farm
- - Make a little lower?
- - Break off a glacier
- - Give birth to a Guernsey
- - Mare : foal :: cow : ......
- - Give birth in a barn
- - French operatic soprano
- - Break up as a glacier
- - Give birth, in a way
- - Memorable diva: 1858-1942
- - Memorable French diva
- - Soprano who wrote "My Life"
- - Produce a future steer
- - Soprano Emma
- - French soprano Emma
- - Name in opera lore.
- - Diva Emma.
- - Soprano of the Gay Nineties.
- - Great soprano (1866–1942).
- - Carmen of the Gay Nineties.
- - One-time famous "Carmen."
- - Former Carmen of the Metropolitan.
- - Renowned French Carmen.
- - The greatest Carmen.
- - Famous diva.
- - Give birth to
- - Break off from a glacier
- - beware allowing learner in to break into icebergs
- - "Uncivil Liberties" author
- - US Fashion Designer Who Had Early Success With Designer Jeans And Fragrances Like Obsession: 2 Wds.
- - Founder of an American fashion house which celebrates its 50th anniversary this year
- - Big name in fashion
- - Obsession promoter
- - Alternative to Armani
- - Designer who's not 68-Across
- - Jeans designer
- - Powdery mineral residue
- - Post-combustion mineral residue
- - Crumbly mineral residue
- - Metal combustion residue
- - Mineral residue
- - Burned metal residue
- - Ashy residue
- - Metal residue
- - Furnace residue
- - Name for lime based on its chemical composition
- - Metal oxide
- - Quicklime
- - Hadrian's heel
- - Broken and refuse glass.
- - Heel: Lat.
- - Smeltery refuse
- - Heel
- - One who rejects Arminian theology
- - Follower of a 16th-century theologian
- - Follower of a certain doctrine
- - Follower of a French Protestant religious reformer
- - Relating to a French Protestant theologian
- - Fashionable Presbyterian?
- - Lions wide receiver who will be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Sunday: 2 wds.
- - Wide receiver nicknamed Megatron who is a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2021 (2 wds.)
- - Sea nymph who detained Odysseus for seven years — a sly cop (anag)
- - The song of Homer's charmer
- - name shared by jacques cousteau's ship and a style of music.
- - Caribbean folk music genre
- - Music from agent brought back into state ball
- - copy al's type of music
- - satirical west indian ballad, usually of a topical nature
- - west indian ballad or dance
- - Good measures?
- - West Indian song usually dealing with topical events
- - Improvised West Indian folk song
- - West Indian folk song
- - captivating nymph in complicated cosplay
- - Religious doctrine whose founder was born July 10, 1509
- - Rihanna's longest-running number one single "We Found Love" was written by ..., famed Scottish DJ, singer and songwriter: 2 wds.
- - Comic strip with a stuffed tiger
- - Funny boy and tiger
- - Bill Watterson comic strip
- - Comics' tot-tiger team
- - Waterson strip
- - Boy and tiger
- - Comics characters in "Homicidal Psycho Jungle Cat"
- - Philosophers in the news since 1985
- - They created the Get Rid of Slimy Girls club
- - "Homicidal Psycho Jungle Cat" duo
- - "Attack of the Deranged Mutant Killer Monster Snow Goons" duo
- - Partners
- - "I have never been hurt by anything I didn't say"
- - Start of a Will Rogers quip
- - Warren Harding's successor
- - US president who had (among other pets) a raccoon, donkey, goose, bobcat, hippo, wallaby, bear, and two lion cubs: 2 wds.
- - Third of four
- - President who signed the Indian Citizenship Act
- - Celebrity born July 4, 1872
- - Author of the quip
- - Author of quote
- - Source of quote
- - President.
- - President having a cow?
- - Giving birth to, on the farm
- - Giving birth to an iceberg
- - Exposé about the tawdry relations of a 16th-century theologian?
- - Game that's "never the same" and "always bizarre," according to its song
- - Fictional sport whose rules are invented during play
- - Fictional sport whose overly-complicated rules change as it is being played
- - Activity for Hobbes
- - Ripken and Ripken, Jr., for two
- - Father and brother of Billy Ripken
- - Athletes Ripken and Hubbard
- - Coolidge and Ripken
- - Ballplayer Ripken and others
- - Ripken and his dad
- - Ripken and Thomas
- - Ripken Sr. and Jr.
- - Baseball's Hubbard and Ripken
- - Baseball players Hubbard and Ripken
- - Ripken, Jr. and Sr.
- - Hall-of-Famer Hubbard and others
- - Coolidge and golfer Peete
- - Coolidge and Peete, for short
- - Tjader and others
- - Coolidge and others.
- - Sources of tungsten.
- - Energy units, briefly
- - Things counted on a diet: Abbr
- - Baseball's Ripkens
- - Fast-food menu information: Abbr
- - Units counted by dieters (abbr.)
- - Dieter's concerns: Abbr
- - They're counted at meals: Abbr.
- - Nutrition info amt.
- - Once-a-yr. purchases
- - Dieters count them: Abbr.
- - Ripken et al.
- - Jazzman Tjader et al.
- - Dieter's worries: Abbr.
- - Coolidge et al.
- - Dieters' concerns: Abbr.
- - Diet measures: Abbr.
- - Heat measures, for short
- - Pasadena school
- - Pasadena institute, briefly
- - Pasadena engineering sch
- - Pasadena institute
- - Pasadena engineering school
- - Prestigious Pasadena institution
- - Pasadena institute where most of "The Big Bang Theory" characters work
- - Pasadena science institute, familiarly
- - Throop Institute, today
- - Pasadena sch.
- - Pasadena campus, for short
- - Pasadena coll.
- - School that manages the Jet Propulsion Laboratory
- - West Coast school where Einstein once taught
- - mit alternative
- - It manages the Jet Propulsion Laboratory
- - school boasting 18 physics nobelists
- - It runs NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory
- - Linus Pauling's alma mater
- - Jet Propulsion Lab site
- - W. Coast engineering school
- - NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab partner
- - MIT rival, despite the distance
- - West Coast engineering institution, informally
- - Prestigious West Coast school, for short
- - Where the Beavers play
- - Science institution near L.A.
- - Palomar Observatory operator
- - Linus Pauling alma mater
- - Einstein taught here in the '30s
- - Operator of the Palomar Observatory
- - Competition for M.I.T.
- - Oppenheimer's alma mater
- - Jet Propulsion Laboratory site
- - Sch. with 23 campuses
- - Fullerton campus
- - West Coast sch. system
- - System for Chico and Stanislaus
- - Largest U.S. university system
- - Largest U.S. univ. system
- - High-crowned cap worn in Turkey and Iran
- - Cap worn in the Middle East
- - West Coast sports conf.
- - a very long day in tropical parts
- - Confront almost everybody around fancy seaside resort?
- - Rock of Gibraltar, to ancients
- - Old name for the Rock of Gibraltar
- - Ancient name of one of the Pillars of Hercules.
- - School in San Luis Obispo
- - Big West Conference team
- - In Shakespeare's Julius Caesar , the wife of Caesar, whose dream predicts her husband's death
- - Weight watcher's concern: Var.
- - Barrier to reduction of weight.
- - Dieter's unit: Var.
- - Unit for measuring food value.
- - Dieter's concern: Var.
- - Heat unit in food.
- - Thermal unit.
- - Heat unit?
- - Closefitting cap
- - Close-fitting cap
- - Lando of star wars
- - Lando ...... ("Star Wars" character)
- - Baltimore Oriole who played in 2,632 consecutive games
- - Baltimore player
- - Oriole who played in 2,632 consecutive games
- - "I'm not one to miss a day" (1998)
- - Holder of baseball's consecutive-game streak
- - "I'm not one to miss a day"
- - Consecutive game record holder
- - Noted swinger, 8/24
- - Player with the most consecutive MLB All-Star Game starts, with 17
- - Baseball Jr. nicknamed "Iron Man"
- - Player with a record 2,131st consecutive game on 9/6/95
- - Orioles star who gained first-ballot induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2007 with 98.5% of the vote: 2 wds.
- - Oriole Hall of Famer
- - 2007 Cooperstown inductee who appeared in 19 All-Star Games [2 wds]
- - PULL BIG STREAK! O'S CHEERING
- - Biblical crucifixion site
- - Use a telephone mostly to change sculptured representation of Christ's crucifixion
- - Site of the Crucifixion
- - state on change to golgotha
- - Biblical hill where Jesus was crucified
- - french apple brandy distilled from cider
- - Apple brandy and soda served up after Calvin dropped in
- - An apple brandy
- - Apple brandy
- - Vocal ads (anag) — apple brandy
- - Drunk in France gets locked first, tucking into Spanish wine at parties
- - Drink promotion going into rock vocals
- - Slander, aspersion
- - Man with Lucy formulated slander
- - Slander about Lucy being involved with a man
- - Slander(Used today)
- - Slander
- - False accusation about city behind chimney
- - Derogatory statement
- - Defamation
- - Defamatory statement
- - Accepted case of leaf spot found in tea plant
- - high ground in edinburgh featuring scotland's national monument
- - State to carry back a wartime obstruction
- - Spiky device thrown in the road to puncture tires
- - Spiky device thrown in the road to puncture a speeding suspect's tires
- - Spike thrown in the road to stop robbers [S]
- - Tire-puncturing strip
- - celebrity and reality tv participant, .... best
- - Boy requiring uniform collected clothes
- - Scotsman not excited about University
- - False statements worried Uncle Sam — I must intervene
- - Masculine minced pork pies
- - Slanders
- - Slander(Used today)
- - Slander
- - Case of unspecific metal being moulded into symbolic pipe
- - Native ceremonial pipe
- - Pipe of a smoker in church — last thing priest wants
- - Ceremonial peace pipe
- - Peace pipe
- - Indian pipe or dance
- - Pipe of peace.
- - Peace pipe of North American Indians.
- - Indian peace pipe.
- - Peacepipe.
- - Famous racing stable.