➠ Words with c
List contains 99148 Words that "c" contain.
- - BBQ leftover
- - ..-fired
- - It becomes a diamond when enough pressure is applied
- - it generates half of u.s. electricity
- - Christmas present for a naughty child
- - Black stuff dug from mines
- - Solid fossil fuel
- - Fuel source mined in West Virginia
- - black rock for fires
- - that black stuff of mine
- - What Santa gives naughty children
- - Black, rocky fuel source
- - Fuel source targeted for phase-out by the Paris climate accord
- - One of the fossial fuels
- - Fuel for some locomotives
- - Unwelcome sight in Christmas stockings
- - Old train fuel
- - Nonrenewable source of energy
- - Black chunks
- - Mineral fuel
- - 31-Across poem that begins I / Is the total black being spoken / From the earth's inside
- - condensed carbon rock
- - Fuel cell's casing holds ordinary acid, primarily
- - What naughty kids get for Christmas
- - longtime kentucky resource
- - Aluminium company reversed order for fuel
- - Scuttle chunks
- - non-renewable energy source
- - What a snowman's eyes might be made of
- - Fuel oddly cookable
- - Black fossil fuel
- - Frosty's eyes, e.g.
- - ".... Miner's Daughter"; Spacek film
- - onetime furnace fuel
- - Lumpy stocking stuffer
- - Fossil fuel that's mostly carbon
- - Food for a furnace
- - Black furnace fodder
- - Fuel extracted from mines
- - Fuel, for some
- - Steam engine feed
- - Unwanted item in a stocking
- - It can either be burned or can be used to sketch
- - Black fossil fuel used to generate heat
- - Carbonized matter used as fuel
- - Carbonized plant matter
- - Fossil fuel often transported by train
- - Stocking contents for the naughty
- - Santa's "gift" for naughty children
- - Scuttle fill
- - Non-renewable energy source that is found as brownish-black sedimentary rock and is made of dead plant matter
- - Cheap energy source
- - One source of global warming
- - Fuel for old steam engines?
- - Black substance that can be used as a fuel
- - ... Miner's Daughter (Sissy Spacek film)
- - What is extracted from mines
- - frosty the snowman's eyes, per the song
- - former home-furnace fuel
- - out-of-favor power source
- - pass around a quantity of fuel
- - Locomotive fuel, once
- - Energy source often transported by train
- - Fuel that comes in black lumps
- - Unwanted find in a stocking
- - fossil fuel derived from peat deposits
- - Christmas stocking stuffer at times?
- - What some seams are made of
- - Household fuel
- - Tram filler
- - Fire fuel
- - Brat's Christmas present
- - Seam material
- - Black vein contents
- - West Virginia product
- - Symbol of blackness
- - Seamy stuff?
- - Hopper fill
- - Old-time furnace fuel
- - Fuel that's shoveled
- - Briquette
- - Mining product
- - Mine stuff
- - Eyes for Frosty
- - Epitome of blackness
- - Cannel
- - Black fuel
- - Snowman's eye material
- - Kentucky resource
- - Cannel, e.g.
- - Barbecue material
- - Anthracite, for one
- - What Frosty the Snowman's eyes are made of
- - Type of mine
- - Type of fossil fuel
- - Steamship fuel
- - Scuttle's contents
- - Polish export
- - Naughty child's Christmas gift
- - Mined in Alberta
- - Lousy stocking filler
- - It's found in seams
- - Gift for a bad boy
- - Furnace fuel, sometimes
- - Furnace fodder, perhaps
- - Frosty material?
- - Diamond's ancestry
- - Christmas stocking punishment
- - Certain global warming culprit
- - Certain fuel
- - Certain fossil fuel
- - Black, combustible rock
- - Black mineral
- - Anthracite or lignite
- - Annual sign of bad behavior?
- - "Black diamonds"
- - Word with car or tar
- - What's in a naughty child's Christmas stocking
- - What Santa puts in a naughty kid's stocking
- - What Santa leaves in a naughty kid's stocking
- - What bad children get in their Christmas stockings
- - What "cinder concrete" contains
- - Welsh product
- - U.S.'s most abundant energy source
- - Train fuel, of old
- - Tender cargo
- - Stove filler
- - Stoking supply
- - Stoker's fuel
- - Stocking stuffer for a brat
- - Steam train fuel
- - Steam locomotive fuel
- - Springhill product
- - Source of coke
- - Snowman's eye, perhaps
- - Shipment from West Virginia.
- - Seam filler
- - Scuttle filler
- - Scuttle contents
- - Santa's lump for a brat
- - Santa's "present" for a naughty child
- - Ruhr yield
- - Product of West Virginia.
- - Product of Wales.
- - Pennsylvania resource
- - Pea or egg follower
- - Pea or egg
- - One of the fossil fuels
- - Old-time fossil fuel
- - Old vegetable matter
- - Nu-metal band ...... Chamber
- - Not wanted in Newcastle
- - Newcastle's surfeit
- - Newcastle's pride
- - Newcastle surplus
- - Newcastle surfeit
- - Newcastle resource
- - Newcastle redundancy
- - Newcastle nugget
- - Newcastle export
- - Naughty child's year-end comeuppance
- - Naughty child's stocking filler
- - Mineral that was vegetable
- - Mine The Police's "Canary" is in?
- - Makeup of some seams
- - Lignite, for one
- - Lignite, e.g.
- - Lignite
- - Kind of tar
- - Kind of mine, to Police's "Canary"
- - Kind of mine for The Police's canary
- - Kind of mine for Police's "Canary"
- - Kind of gas or oil
- - Kentucky export
- - Item not needed in Newcastle
- - It's taken out at the seams
- - It carbonizes
- - It can be gotten out of bed
- - Hot ember
- - Hod contents
- - Historic Newcastle resource
- - Heavy rockers ...... Chamber
- - Prize that may need to be altered if a player wins it again
- - Masters tourney prize
- - Masters prize
- - One from northern UK
- - One from the Land of Cakes
- - Explorer, say, is one North of the Border
- - Native of a Gaelic country north of England
- - having land up north, strangers may call him jimmy
- - Golfer Montgomerie, e.g.
- - Glengarry wearer
- - Glengarry man
- - Glaswegian, for example
- - Glasgow resident, for example
- - Glasgow dweller
- - Get off ......-free (manage to avoid punishment)
- - Gentleman with Paisley ties?
- - Galwegian, e.g.
- - Free opening?
- - Fife resident
- - Fife fellow
- - Fellow from Fife
- - Falkirk citizen
- - Ewan McGregor, for one
- - Ewan McGregor, e.g.
- - Ewan McGregor, by birth
- - Ewan McGregor or Sean Connery, by birth
- - Edinburgh native, for example
- - Edinburgh dweller
- - Edinburgh citizen
- - Eater of cock-a-leekie, ethnically
- - Dweller in Clydebank
- - Dunfermline native
- - Duncan or Banquo
- - Duncan I, e.g.
- - Dumfries dude
- - Dumbarton native
- - David Tennant or Peter Capaldi
- - David Byrne, e.g.
- - Culloden Moor fighter
- - Culloden fighter
- - Craig Ferguson or Ewan McGregor, by birth
- - Cock-a-leekie eater
- - Clansman.
- - Clan member, often
- - Citizen of Glasgow, for example
- - Citizen of Dumfries
- - Carnegie, but not Mellon
- - Carlyle, e.g.
- - Carlyle
- - Captain Kidd, e.g.
- - Captain Kidd or Sean Connery, e.g.
- - Captain Kidd or Sean Connery
- - Captain Kidd or J.K. Rowling
- - Canny man
- - Caber caster
- - Burns was one
- - Burns or Watt
- - Burns or Macbeth
- - Burns or Lauder, e.g.
- - Burns or Lauder
- - Burns or Barrie
- - Bell or Watt
- - Barrie or Burns, e.g.
- - Bairn, e.g.
- - Bagpipes player, often (Abbr.)
- - Bagpiper, for one
- - Ayr resident
- - Ayr native
- - Automaker David Dunbar Buick, by birth
- - Arran resident
- - Any guy from Aberdeen
- - Annie Lennox or Susan Boyle
- - Angus, maybe
- - Andy Murray, notably
- - Andy Murray, for one
- - Alexander Graham Bell, for one
- - Adam Smith, for example
- - Adam Smith, e.g.
- - Actor Alan Cumming, by birth
- - Aberdeen man
- - A Caledonian?
- - 2013 Wimbledon champ Andy Murray, e.g.
- - 15th-century golfer, probably
- - 104D wearer
- - ......-free (without punishment)
- - ...... and lot (old levy)
- - Robert Burns was one
- - Gordon Ramsay, e.g.
- - Gordon Brown, for one
- - Clan member
- - Tax levy
- - Britisher
- - Arthur Conan Doyle, e.g.
- - Dundee native
- - Caledonian.
- - Queen Mary, for one
- - Bluebonnet.
- - Inverness native
- - Allistair or Murdoch
- - Emeli Sande or Kelly Macdonald
- - Scrutinising shot from the borders produced by one of those at St Andrews
- - Many a Nessie spotter
- - Maybe Glaswegian firm is impressed by virtuous individual
- - Screen shot of The Fringe's Edinburgh native
- - Get off ......-free
- - Glasgow native
- - Aberdonian, e.g
- - Gentleman in a kilt
- - Eg, Edinburgh native
- - Glaswegian, e.g.
- - Edinburgher, e.g
- - Northerner, no adult on course
- - "Nae" sayer
- - Production cost of character on Shetland, for instance
- - Glaswegian, for instance
- - Traditional bagpipe player
- - Woman from Edinburgh at sea off east coast
- - Traditional kilt wearer
- - Person from Edinburgh
- - What was Watt?
- - Watt, e.g
- - Piece of Tang?is cotton synonymous with Paisley
- - Glaswegian, for one
- - Tartan wearer
- - One whose coat of arms displays a unicorn
- - Robbie Coltrane, e.g
- - Glasgow resident
- - Macbeth, by birth
- - Fifer, e.g
- - Characters from across Cotswolds found living on Shetland
- - Mary Stuart, for one
- - Northerner drunk outside clubs
- - Many a University of Aberdeen student
- - Highlander first to sit on bed
- - Initially some capital returns to Gordon Brown, say
- - One living near Loch Ness
- - Annie Lennox or Sheena Easton
- - St. Andrews native
- - Aberdonian or Glaswegian
- - Local living near a loch
- - Paisley person
- - Kilt sporter, perhaps
- - Golfer at Royal Troon, often
- - Traditional wearer of plaid
- - Leith lass, e.g
- - Robert the Bruce, for one
- - Northerner in boozer catching cold
- - Tax whisky, ignoring church
- - Orkneyan or Shetlander
- - Kilt sporter
- - One of Mary Stuart's people
- - Kilt wearer
- - Many a bagpiper
- - Orkney resident
- - Aberdeen resident
- - James McAvoy, for one
- - One speaking with a burr
- - Loch Lomond local
- - Annie Lennox, for one
- - Connery, proudly
- - Edinburgh native
- - Highlander, for example
- - Andy Murray, by birth
- - Northerner drunk touring clubs
- - Many a clan member
- - Sean Connery, for one
- - Person of Paisley
- - Carnegie, by birth
- - One way to be free
- - Northerner first to sit on bed
- - Characters from Lewis, Cotton Club and from Shetland
- - Annie Lennox, by birth
- - "Being a ...." (Sean Connery book)
- - Haggis eater, most likely
- - Loch Ness local
- - Dundee denizen
- - Dundee dweller
- - Lady Macbeth, for one
- - Glasgow guy
- - Mac man?
- - One with a unicorn as a heraldic symbol
- - Northerner gets drunk touring clubs
- - ....-free (unpunished)
- - Macbeth or Macduff
- - Macbeth, e.g.
- - Highlander
- - Highlands native
- - Certain Celt
- - Hebrides native
- - Rob Roy, e.g.
- - Dumbarton denizen
- - Nairn native
- - Sporran sporter
- - Rob Roy, for one
- - Macbeth, for one
- - Part of the U.K
- - Burns, e.g
- - Word with "free"
- - Highlander, e.g.
- - Laddie or lassie.
- - Hibernian
- - Free
- - Tax-......
- - Glasgow gal
- - One canny at cost management?
- - Be let off ___-free (without any consequences)
- - Resident of Edinburgh
- - Highlander, maybe
- - Person from Aberdeen or Dundee, for example
- - One way to be free of cost, possibly
- - person free of cost, possibly?
- - resident of glasgow or edinburgh
- - Person from Glasgow, eg
- - You'll find one in a Caledonian discotheque
- - person from perth?
- - Person from Aberdeen
- - Get off ...-free (without consequences)
- - Northerner races just outside London, missing the start