➠ Words that start with c

List contains 26069 Words that start with "c".

  • - Dainty nibble served on a tray
  • - cocktail-party nosh from a&p eaten by staff
  • - cocktail delicacy
  • - is able to take off a cocktail savoury
  • - One of the nibbles might do
  • - Cocktail party snack
  • - Cocktail party nibble
  • - Party nibble
  • - Cocktail party bite
  • - Cocktail hour nosh
  • - Cocktail hour nibble
  • - Reception nibble
  • - Banquet nibble
  • - Cocktail party serving
  • - Nibble on a toothpick
  • - Cocktail accompaniment
  • - Cocktail hour delicacy
  • - Cocktail-party appetizer
  • - Cocktail-hour serving
  • - Cocktail nibble
  • - Cocktail hour morsel
  • - Cocktail tidbit
  • - Cocktail-party item
  • - Cocktail snack.
  • - Nibble
  • - is able to copy something out of the cookery book
  • - a piece of bread or cracker with a savoury spread on top is an example of this type of food
  • - party app
  • - able to imitate biscuit
  • - Appetizer whose name is French for "sofa"
  • - Small savoury
  • - About to have a short sleep before starting to eat a tasty tidbit
  • - fried bread titbit can go before monkey
  • - Morsel of food served at parties
  • - Bite-sized hors d'oeuvre
  • - One enthralled by pecan nuts as a party snack?
  • - cracker with cheese
  • - Savory appetizer
  • - preserve animal food
  • - Superhero's accessory conceals an appetizer
  • - Appetiser in tin found by primate
  • - Some Mexican aperitifs and a bite to eat?
  • - savoury appetiser
  • - Morsel in tin taken by knuckle-dragger
  • - Savoury snack
  • - Small thing to eat with a drink
  • - Small piece of savoury food
  • - Savoury mouthful
  • - Item of party food
  • - Classic filled hors d'oeuvre
  • - Bite-sized party food
  • - Certain hors d'oeuvre
  • - Small appetiser
  • - A pecan might be party fare
  • - Soiree nosh
  • - Small appetizer
  • - Does gibbon have the ability to bite?
  • - Party food tin taken by baboon?
  • - Party snack
  • - Piece of finger-food
  • - Buffet bit
  • - Savory finger food
  • - Cloak in which to secrete an item of party food
  • - Appetizer with a toothpick, perhaps
  • - Appetiser
  • - Fancy snack
  • - Party appetizer
  • - Kind of finger food
  • - Party platter tidbit
  • - Party bite
  • - Bit of finger food
  • - Hors d'oeuvre
  • - Finger food for parties
  • - Wedding offering
  • - Accountant gets it in the neck for feeding the guest at party
  • - Caviar on a cracker, e.g
  • - Bit of posh food may take off
  • - Cold scruff welcomes a bite to eat
  • - Hors d'oeuvres bit
  • - Continental appetiser nibbled at party events initially
  • - Bite at a bash
  • - Cheese on a cracker
  • - Topped party appetizer
  • - Toothpick target
  • - Literally, "covering"
  • - Banquet snack
  • - Happy hour morsel
  • - Hors d'œuvre
  • - Topped cracker
  • - Tidbit on a tray
  • - Party nosh
  • - Cater-waiter's delivery, perhaps
  • - Happy hour tidbit
  • - Tiny sandwich, perhaps
  • - Caviar on toast, e.g.
  • - Dinner-party tidbit
  • - Cracker with brie, e.g.
  • - Party delicacy
  • - Certain appetizer
  • - Finger food
  • - Cracker appetizer
  • - It may hold pâté
  • - Party offering
  • - Party tidbit
  • - Soiree snack
  • - Caviar on toast
  • - Hors d'oeuvre choice
  • - Treat on a toothpick
  • - Food on a tray
  • - Buffet tidbit
  • - Hors d'oeuvre item
  • - Cucumber sandwich, for one
  • - Party fare
  • - Before-dinner item.
  • - Type of tidbit.
  • - Party tray item.
  • - Snack for a party.
  • - Dainty smorgasbord.
  • - Appetizer
  • - Appetite whetter
  • - Is able to imitate something with taste
  • - Fancy party appetizer
  • - vol-au-vent, e.g.
  • - snack from north american dressed like batman?
  • - Waiter at a reception?
  • - French word for misleading or untrue tale
  • - False report prison to be located over a road
  • - Deliberately misleading report
  • - Misleading rumour
  • - Deliberately misleading rumour
  • - Deliberately misleading fabrication
  • - Brief message about an unfounded report
  • - False report in article penned by witty type
  • - False report, hoax
  • - Misleading story
  • - baseless idea
  • - Comic circulating an unfounded rumour
  • - French word for 'duck'
  • - a name in a piece of id is a hoax
  • - stop using campaign item about republican rumour
  • - False rumour
  • - unfounded story
  • - Joker put round a new rumour
  • - Article in paper is a hoax
  • - Untrue story
  • - Unfounded rumour or story
  • - Unfounded rumor, such as "All crossword constructors are nerds"
  • - Groundless rumor
  • - False rumour — French duck
  • - Dish that you shouldn't swallow
  • - Malicious rumor
  • - Tap dancers ignoring pest is a baseless rumour
  • - It's an unfounded rumour tap dancers missed step
  • - Duck, to a French chef
  • - Baseless rumor
  • - False rumor
  • - Untrue rumor
  • - Firm paper about an unfounded rumour
  • - Tap dancers missing step? That's an unfounded rumour!
  • - Unfounded rumour
  • - Is a road fit to lie that's destructively fabricated?
  • - Unfounded rumor
  • - Ben leaves barn dance? It's an unfounded rumour!
  • - Ugly rumour may oust leader from firm
  • - Nasty rumor
  • - Malicious fabrication
  • - Scandalous story
  • - Dinner duck
  • - Baseless story
  • - Province in Ecuador.
  • - Ecuadoran province.
  • - Province in Ecuador, capital, Azogues.
  • - Province of Ecuador
  • - are primates able to have appetisers?
  • - Appetisers
  • - Small party eats
  • - Small finger foods
  • - Small toasts served as appetisers
  • - have primates the ability to provide such tasty morsels?
  • - Monkeys follow tin of pre-meal snacks
  • - Mushy peas are able to be exchanged for snacks
  • - cocktail hour snacks
  • - Tin processed peas - they're savoury
  • - Party snacks primate put in tins
  • - cocktail party snacks
  • - Variety of pea put in tins, very tasty
  • - Party trayful
  • - Party food in tin with mushy peas
  • - Hors d'oeuvres
  • - Cocktail party bites
  • - Cocktail party tidbits
  • - Finger food at parties
  • - Reception nibbles
  • - Some hors d'oeuvres
  • - Happy hour offerings
  • - Cocktail party trayful
  • - Send up seconds after convenience food for party
  • - Is it possible for primates to produce food?
  • - Cocktail hour treats
  • - Some appetizers
  • - Before-dinner nibbles
  • - Snack food with elan?
  • - Some 11 Downs
  • - Fancy munchies
  • - Treats on toothpicks
  • - Caviar carriers
  • - Cocktail-party offering
  • - Appetizers
  • - Party tidbits
  • - Preprandial spread
  • - Party favorites
  • - Cocktail snacks.
  • - Cookbook specialties.
  • - Little hors d'oeuvres.
  • - Party food
  • - Party provender.
  • - Finger food
  • - Party fare
  • - Party snacks
  • - Party munchies
  • - Tasty tidbits
  • - Tidbits
  • - Cookbook category.
  • - Italian painter known for his scenes of Venice, d. 1768
  • - 18th-century Venetian painter
  • - Venetian painter
  • - italian painter born giovanni antonio canal in 1697
  • - Ionic-style grooves
  • - A final three zones
  • - Like Venice: var.
  • - Created a new waterway through
  • - Having waterways.
  • - Channeled
  • - Form a passage
  • - Feature of "The Venice Chainsaw Massacre"?
  • - Alimentary or Erie
  • - Place for a gondola
  • - Place for locks
  • - Panama, for one
  • - Suez or Panama.
  • - Panama or Suez.
  • - Is it possible for Al to be seen on Mars?
  • - Caledonian or Crinan, for example
  • - Erie ......
  • - De Lesseps's feat
  • - De Lesseps's concern
  • - De Lesseps project
  • - De Lesseps feat
  • - Cut through Panama
  • - Cruise ship band might play down one
  • - Calexico might float down one with a "Book"
  • - Bruges waterway
  • - Bruce Springsteen "Erie ......"
  • - Barge's route
  • - Aqueduct, essentially
  • - Amsterdam feature
  • - Alimentary route
  • - Alimentary ......
  • - "Feature" of Mars
  • - Greek sandwiches
  • - Connecting waterway
  • - Albany-to-Buffalo waterway
  • - Venice feature
  • - Mars feature
  • - Tooth adjunct
  • - Ear section
  • - Panama, e.g.
  • - Panama.
  • - Navigational aid
  • - Ear part
  • - Narrow waterway
  • - Ear
  • - Grand
  • - Inland waterway
  • - Martian feature
  • - Zone
  • - See 3 Down.
  • - Duct ...
  • - Artificial channel
  • - Lock site
  • - caught alan wasting some water
  • - Artificial waterway
  • - Artificial ship shortcut
  • - Man-made waterway
  • - "A man, a plan, a ...., Panama" (famous palindrome)
  • - waterway
  • - Lock setting
  • - a clan construct a waterway
  • - Gondola path
  • - Waterway created from tin and aluminium
  • - manmade river
  • - long, narrow vessel
  • - Venezia sight
  • - See 50-Down
  • - Long freight carrier, on the water
  • - Rocky, having struck bow in tilt — narrow vessel
  • - Type of freight boat
  • - Bargeman
  • - A clan's system of waterways?
  • - Vessel too short for waterways
  • - Venetian waterways
  • - Artificial waterways such as the Panama and the Suez
  • - Man-made waterways
  • - Artificial waterways
  • - Containers carrying nearly everything finding waterways
  • - Venice waterways
  • - Cancelled withdrawals by the three banks for the man-made flowers?
  • - Venice's waterways
  • - Connecting waterways
  • - Waterways
  • - Manmade waterways
  • - Soo and Erie, e.g.
  • - Venice's thoroughfares
  • - The Suez and the Panama, for example
  • - Suez et al.
  • - Serenades happen on Venice ones
  • - Mars markings
  • - Some shortcuts for ships
  • - Lancastrian misses train going around Rialto
  • - Gondola routes
  • - Where locks are opened all day
  • - Ingredient missing from Distance Learning found in the streets of Venice perhaps
  • - Venice thoroughfares
  • - Lock sites
  • - Venice ways
  • - Notable features of Stockholm and Amsterdam
  • - Note nasal spray and what's holding the earwax
  • - Editor is not part of declarations for getting around Rialto
  • - Venetian avenues
  • - Venice byways
  • - Suez and Erie, e.g
  • - Gondolas' routes
  • - Routes for Venetian vaporetti
  • - Mars features, mistakenly
  • - Amsterdam features
  • - Martian or Venetian features
  • - Shortcuts for ships
  • - Ear passages
  • - Anatomical tubes
  • - Some have drums at the end
  • - Erie and Suez
  • - Often-locked things
  • - Gondolas' 'roads'
  • - Venice attractions
  • - Lock holders
  • - Features of Venice
  • - Shipping shortcuts
  • - Ear features
  • - Channels you can't surf
  • - Gondolas' courses
  • - "Streets" of Venice
  • - Many "streets" of Venice
  • - Erie and Panama, for two
  • - Gondolas ply them
  • - Isthmus constructions
  • - Panama and Suez
  • - Delivery routes of a sort
  • - Soo and others
  • - Kiel and Erie
  • - Kiel and Suez
  • - Suez and Kiel
  • - Erie and Panama
  • - Sault Ste. Marie ......
  • - Bangkok klongs
  • - Welland and Kiel
  • - Soo and Kiel
  • - Kiel and Welland
  • - Venetian ways
  • - Engineering feats
  • - Viatic ways of Venice.
  • - Markings on Mars.
  • - Caledonia, Kiel, Gota.
  • - What the lines on Mars may be.
  • - Erie and Welland.
  • - Welland, Manchester, etc.
  • - Welland, Kiel, etc.
  • - Erie, Welland, etc.
  • - Vital transport links.
  • - Kiel, Caledonian, Welland, etc.
  • - Passages
  • - Martian features
  • - Ear parts
  • - .... ways
  • - Speciality of James Brindley
  • - Waterway leading to a SW German city?
  • - Wrigglers' waterway?
  • - Features in Panama
  • - Ship raiser or lowerer
  • - new york city thoroughfare mentioned in van morrison's song "bulbs"
  • - Panama area
  • - 118-Across, literally?
  • - Former U.S. territory whose motto was "The land divided, the world united"
  • - Ear or Erie?
  • - Military reservation of the U. S.
  • - Strategic part of America's defense.
  • - *Pizza alternative
  • - Start of a silly question
  • - Is an intellectual artistic?
  • - Break activity, perhaps