➠ Words that start with c
List contains 26069 Words that start with "c".
- - Article found in shed with a card game
- - actors hide article - a game
- - Introduced to Dominican a standard game
- - Card game requiring two packs of cards
- - Game soprano appearing in timeless choral work
- - Card game of the rummy family, devised by Segundo Santos and Alberto Serrato in Montevideo, Uruguay, in 1939
- - card game included by american, a star
- - Card game with melds and multiple decks
- - Game requiring select players to hold an ace
- - card game for two to six players who amass points by declaring sets of cards
- - Is a good man able to get a game?
- - Article collected by players ahead of a card game
- - Game using two decks
- - Double-decker game?
- - Card game whose name means "basket"
- - Card game resembling rummy
- - Card game with melds
- - Some American a star in game
- - Game with melds
- - Players holding an ace in card game
- - Game Goldfinger cheats at
- - Throw, holding an ace in card game
- - In repeats, an actor returned for game
- - Some Mexican a star in game
- - Card game played with two packs
- - Card game invented in Uruguay, popular in the 1950s
- - Card game with melding
- - Game with some American, a star
- - A name adopted by players before a game
- - Chelsea's wingers will employ a mainly malicious game
- - 108-card game
- - Two-deck card game
- - Deuces-wild card game
- - Card game with four jokers
- - Game whose name is Spanish for 'basket'
- - In block of flats, an actor returned for a card game
- - Two-pack card game
- - Can a saint have a game of cards?
- - '50s game craze
- - Rummy game played with two decks
- - Rummy-like card game
- - Game American, a stalwart in essence
- - Game players must pen article ... and another
- - Game in a street in famous wedding venue
- - Card-melding game
- - Game in which jokers and twos are wild
- - Game with melding
- - Card game similar to rummy
- - 1950s game fad
- - Card-game, a form of rummy
- - A naive beginner among players getting a game
- - Game derived from 500 rummy
- - Card game like rummy
- - It takes four jokers to play it
- - Game played with two decks
- - Game in which twos are wild
- - Card game invented in Uruguay
- - Double-deck card game
- - Game with four jokers
- - Game using two decks of cards
- - Card game featured on a 1953 Life magazine cover
- - Rummy-like game
- - Card game that uses jokers
- - Two-deck game
- - Double-deck game
- - Once-fashionable card game
- - Game played to 5,000 points
- - Card game that uses four jokers
- - Rummy game
- - Melder's game
- - Early 50's game fad
- - 1950's game fad
- - Form of rummy played with two decks
- - Popular game from Uruguay
- - Game to 5,000 points
- - Game with 12 wild cards
- - Game fad of the 50's
- - A card game
- - Popular card game.
- - Game at cards.
- - Game with jokers.
- - Alternative to Bridge.
- - A natural nets 500 points.
- - It's played with 108 cards.
- - *Match game?
- - Card game
- - .... game
- - Players hugging a bridge player before a game of cards
- - Game akin to rummy
- - Card game grasped by American, a star
- - second time for drive in trudeau's land: it's a pastime
- - Rummy relative
- - Form of rummy
- - Rummy variety
- - May one begin right away in cards?
- - Two-deck rummy variety
- - Two-deck rummy
- - Rummy variation
- - ... with 108 cards
- - Variation of rummy that was a 1950s fad
- - Basket rummy
- - Rummy's kin
- - It uses two decks
- - Double deck rummy
- - Two-decked rummy
- - Rummy spin-off
- - Variety of rummy
- - Variation of rummy
- - Dual-deck rummy
- - Relative of rummy.
- - Basket: Sp.
- - Two decks and sundry jokers.
- - Favorite subject for cartoonists.
- - Rival of bridge.
- - Newest craze.
- - Current indoor rage.
- - Bridge's rival.
- - sort of rummy nasa act malfunctions
- - reviewer vincent
- - Theater critic Vincent
- - Noted New York Times film critic Vincent
- - Critic Vincent
- - Like used checks: abbr.
- - Call off an appt.
- - John is able to dance
- - has repeated ability for the dance!
- - obvious confidence in a dance?
- - french kick-line dance
- - insist on holding a dance
- - dance in prisons
- - is able to repeat dance
- - French high-kicking dance
- - Is it possible that prison will provide dance?
- - permission repeated to dance suggestively
- - Dance with two lots of porridge
- - Dance Satine is able to do twice?
- - Is able to repeat dance in France
- - Is able to repeat French dance
- - Doubled up, is able to dance
- - Two beers, maybe, for dance
- - Able to repeat dance?
- - Dance in two prisons
- - Is able to repeat a dance
- - be able to repeat a strenuous dance
- - Dance done to Offenbach's "Galop Infernal"
- - Be able to repeat a vigorous dance
- - Parisian stage dance
- - Paris music hall dance
- - Lively stage dance
- - 2's saucy performance?
- - routine is doubly able
- - Tintin's naughty knees-up?
- - Is able to get barer possibly in Capital
- - Capital within Ngunnawal country
- - The capital of Australia
- - Southern hemisphere capital city
- - Capital — bomber — liner
- - Aussie capital
- - Australian capital
- - Foreign capital designed by two Americans
- - Capital of Australia
- - Bishop to sin in famous wedding location in Aussie city
- - Is permitted to do wrong in airline, producing capital
- - Capital Down Under
- - City called the Bush Capital
- - Tin fruit shortly before start of autumn to generate capital
- - Capital in Antipodes under leadership of Britain -- is fallible without it?
- - City of Australia
- - Down Under capital
- - Pacific Rim capital
- - Capital near the Murrumbidgee River
- - Australia's capital.
- - Menzie's capital.
- - Capital
- - Bill returns to unusually barren capital
- - Yogi perhaps follows American behind capital city
- - Governor general's residence australia
- - Strange crab near Australia
- - Is able to clip part of the vine from a place down under
- - Fast British bomber.
- - Home to the Kennedy Space Center, familiarly
- - Cape ..., NASA base
- - Well-known cape
- - Florida's ...... Peninsula
- - Florida peninsula
- - Florida cape.
- - peter .............. captained tyrone to the all-ireland title in 2003.
- - "As happy as ......"
- - As .... (as possible)
- - U.S. Army slogan: "... all that you ......"
- - "We ...... heroes" (Bowie lyric)
- - 'Now ittold'
- - 'Now it — told'
- - "... all that you ......" (Army slogan)
- - "I .... your long lost pal": Paul Simon lyric
- - "....all that you ......"
- - "Life ...... Beautiful"
- - "Now It ...... Told," 1938 song
- - "You ....!" (confident comment)
- - They're worth 500 points each.
- - Seven-card melds
- - Melds in some forms of rummy
- - Card games
- - Melds in a card game.
- - Bonuses at cards.
- - Card games and Spanish baskets.
- - Unfortunate coal mine visitors
- - Unfortunate coal mine inhabitants
- - Song birds that are typically yellow
- - Common cage birds
- - Singing birds are able to sign
- - Can April birth sign be song birds?
- - Fliers have the ability to go above the stars!
- - Caesar in trouble with birds
- - Island group off the co*t of Africa
- - Yellow birds
- - Is able to sign for Norwich City?
- - Group of islands in the Atlantic
- - Those often caged in prison house
- - Yellow songbirds
- - They're found technically in Spain in Caesar dressing
- - Rat birds?
- - Small yellow finches
- - Calls about an area in Spanish community
- - Singers inside bars in holiday islands
- - Decay overwhelms a northern island group
- - Melodious pets
- - Island group of Spain
- - Cops' favorite birds?
- - Birds named for an island group
- - Fuerteventura, Tenerife, Lanzarote, and others
- - They sing to cops
- - Tenerife, Fuerte-ventura, etc.
- - Rats of a sort
- - Little birds
- - Singers
- - Informers
- - Atlantic islands
- - Pet birds
- - Brooklyn neighborhood
- - Area of east Brooklyn on Jamaica Bay
- - Area of Brooklyn
- - Section of Brooklyn
- - Often caged songbird
- - Caged tweeter
- - Shed tears over answer and article reviewed by Tweeter
- - Caged bird
- - Caged song bird
- - Over in the agency, ran a campaign for a Docklands Wharf
- - Chirpy character, a scoundrel, trapped by American agents
- - Yellow relative of a finch
- - the bird from the islands
- - ...... Islands, Spanish archipelago
- - actor grant acquires an avian pet
- - A small yellow finch noted for its singing
- - Preserve a track for singer in cage?
- - Type of songbird
- - Yellow peril indicator
- - Small, yellow songbird
- - Tweety
- - Raiser of alarm in a coal mine
- - Bird seen by wharf in London
- - Songbird(Used today)
- - Yellow song bird
- - Popular cagebird
- - Popular cage bird, often yellow
- - Coal mine creature
- - Cat that swallowed the ..........
- - Bright yellow shade
- - Atlantic isles, or a migratory bird
- - Pet bird
- - Yellow finch
- - Small yellow bird.
- - Yellow songbird
- - Bright yellow finch
- - Bird crashing any car
- - Bird in a coal mine
- - 'In the coal mine' bird
- - Kind of yellow grass
- - This flies -- is a railway able to?
- - One who cracks under interrogation, slangily
- - Singer in a cage
- - Chap oddly never gets bird
- - Bright yellow songbird
- - Tweety, e.g.
- - Pet songbird
- - Household warbler
- - Tweety the toon for one,
- - One who sings to the cops
- - Tweety, for one
- - Spanish island group
- - Bird in a cage
- - High-pitched singer
- - Spain's ...... Islands
- - A small finch
- - Singer or color
- - Stoolpigeon
- - Harz mountain output
- - Favorite of 13 Across.
- - Songster.
- - Group of islands off NW Africa.
- - Island group where Las Palmas is.
- - Island group in the Atlantic.
- - Finch variety
- - Yellow bird
- - Small finch
- - Yellow hue
- - .... Islands
- - Tattler
- - Singer?
- - One who sings
- - Vivid yellow
- - Atlantic islands
- - Song bird
- - Bright yellow
- - Bird ....
- - Stool pigeon
- - Shade of yellow
- - Light yellow.
- - Yellow.
- - Yellow shade
- - Stoolie
- - Informer
- - Small singer
- - Singing bird
- - Spanish islands named after dogs, not birds
- - Many a yarn has been spun on these islands
- - Is it possible out-of-head Gary will get grass?
- - Imitating bird
- - A singing bird
- - --- wharf, area of london
- - False report
- - False, malicious report
- - Extravagant or false report
- - False story or rumor.
- - False statement
- - False story
- - False rumour an eccentric put about
- - Record of visit suppressing an ugly rumour
- - Unfounded report
- - Machiavellian ploy
- - Fabricated report
- - Absurd, exaggerated story.
- - Slanderous rumor.
- - Base rumor.
- - Hoax
- - Lie
- - Don't believe it
- - Falsehood
- - Scoundrels covering borders of Nicaragua run fake news
- - Fake news items
- - Unbelievable rumors
- - False rumors
- - False rumours an eccentric's spreading around
- - Unfounded rumors
- - Malicious rumors
- - Baseless stories
- - Baseless rumors
- - Gossip-mill fodder
- - Stories that shouldn't be believed
- - False reports
- - Fabricated rumors
- - Malicious tales
- - Extravagant reports set afloat to delude.
- - Lies, damned lies, but not statistics
- - Hoaxes
- - Untrue stories
- - False statements
- - Lies
- - Gran ...... (island southeast of Tenerife)
- - This bird is a chicken? No, but it is a bright colour
- - Finch family bird father? (2 steps left: Ginger ale brand begun in Toronto)
- - Songbird at an eye drops factory?
- - Spanish province in the Atlantic Ocean
- - Spanish archipelago
- - Spanish-owned archipelago
- - Two Spanish provinces
- - Danny's car ails? Maybe he should fly there
- - Rascal Danny is travelling round detached areas off Africa
- - The only overseas territory given to Castile rather than Portugal by the treaty of Alcacovas in 1479
- - Travelling in racy sandals to holiday destination
- - Tenerife, La Palma, etc.
- - Las Palmas locale
- - Mid-Atlantic map listing
- - Beatles hit sung by small finches?
- - Color brighter than goldenrod
- - Bright color
- - Color named for a bird
- - Color named after a bird
- - Sunny color