➠ Words with c
List contains 99148 Words that "c" contain.
- - Scoundrel with a note for clerical assistant
- - In his clever, attractive way, an artist is a good man
- - a treatment initially brought in to heal clergyman
- - consumed by that worthless creature and it belongs to a clergyman!
- - assistant priest with dog had a meal
- - One taking orders / put on a show
- - Not quite a cut price cleric
- - dog made a meal of the cleric!
- - Artfully select, as a gallery owner might do
- - dog made a meal of minister!
- - get copper to evaluate a churchman
- - A clergyman appointed to assist a parish priest
- - young serviceman could make a truce
- - organize, as a playlist
- - Clergyman assisting a vicar
- - A truce (anag)
- - Organize, as a museum show
- - Run, as a museum
- - Run, as an art exhibition
- - Organize an art show
- - Prepare, as a museum exhibit
- - Organize a museum or exhibition
- - Do a museum job
- - Run, as an art exhibit
- - Run, as an exhibition
- - Is responsible for interactive exhibition of smoke over a square
- - Has a job getting rid of first two characters in 1 down before getting job as parish priest
- - Oversee, as a museum exhibit
- - Assistant to a parish priest
- - Manage, as a museum
- - Organize, as an exhibition
- - Run, as a gallery
- - Run, as an exhibit
- - Oversee a museum
- - Manage a museum
- - Work for a museum
- - Clergyman who sounds like a doctor?
- - A truce for the priest's assistant
- - A truce arranged between vicar and laity
- - Work at a museum
- - Father got a turn from the contents of the box
- - the dog had a bite at him!
- - Term for an assistant parish priest
- - Collect and organise copper to meet judge and minister
- - At taking the remedy round to the churchman
- - dog made meal of cleric!
- - Junior Anglican priest
- - Minister and dog had sustenance?
- - What happened when the clergyman fed the mutt?
- - Cleric whose dog upset the tea
- - Look after uniform in box
- - dog consumed priest
- - Dog devoured clergyman
- - clergyman's remedy at heart
- - Junior sky pilot initially up aboard old plane
- - Hint Jack is being hidden up by the clergyman
- - Minister heading for Uruguay aboard plane
- - an incumbent
- - Choose for inclusion
- - Pick out the pieces for, perhaps
- - Deputy vicar
- - Parish head
- - One is assisting the minister with review of old separatist movement and old police force
- - Perhaps select pictures for office in religious establishment
- - Rector's assistant
- - Man of the church is correct to ignore bill
- - Dry type admits taking head off Irishman assisting the minister
- - Vicar's assistant
- - Assistant clergyman
- - Run an exhibit for
- - Do some museum work
- - Member of clergy
- - Minister's assistant and copper going over charge
- - Cleric offers helpful words, embracing despised person
- - Select for inclusion
- - Junior priest
- - Plays the part of priest, copper and judge
- - Parish priest's subordinate
- - Do museum work
- - Parish priest
- - Parish V.I.P.
- - Parish leader
- - Parish priest, e.g.
- - Minister
- - Vicar
- - Preacher
- - Tend an exhibit
- - Parish cleric
- - Run an art show
- - Vicar's deputy
- - Auxiliary cleric
- - Cleric
- - Vicar's aide.
- - The vicar's helper.
- - Churchman.
- - Priest's assistant
- - Member of the clergy
- - Man of the cloth?
- - Clergyman
- - dog devoured priest's assistant
- - cleric appealing for artist to come in
- - Organise (an exhibition or cultural event)
- - arrange (an exhibition)
- - Vaults, curved structures
- - a catholic - he is creating curved structures
- - Ornamental structures.
- - Decorative structures.
- - Curved structures.
- - Triumphal structures.
- - Rainbow-shaped structures
- - Golden McDonald's symbols
- - buildings in march, especially
- - bends the back for vaulting
- - National park with Devils Garden
- - part of the feet
- - bends the back and vaults!
- - forms a curve, as with one's back
- - Parallel park #3 (Utah)
- - Curved shapes in pollarded trees
- - sign of big macs
- - Feet parts
- - Curved spans
- - Bridge features
- - Curved parts of feet
- - Viaduct features
- - Curves over openings
- - McDonald's trademark
- - Features of Gothic windows
- - Curved entryways
- - McDonald's emblem
- - Golden things of fast food
- - Pointed features of Gothic-style buildings
- - McDonald's symbols
- - Podiatrist concerns
- - McDonald's logo
- - McDonald's sign pair
- - Bridges in border area defaced
- - McDonald's golden symbol
- - Parts of feet
- - Some have keystones
- - Some are golden, others fallen
- - Bends
- - Bends over backward
- - Symbol of McDonald's
- - Desert landforms
- - Golden logo
- - St. Louis and Paris features
- - McDonald's symbol
- - Shoe parts
- - Ogees, e.g.
- - Podiatric concern
- - Curved foot parts
- - National park near Moab, Utah
- - Formal entryways
- - Pedal parts
- - Bends backward
- - Fast food symbols
- - McDonald's are golden
- - Fallen features
- - Dam constructions
- - Some have fallen
- - London's Marble and Admiralty
- - Ogee and ogive
- - Monuments.
- - Fallen .......
- - Certain monuments.
- - Found in Washington Square, Champs Elysées, and Hyde Park.
- - Structural members.
- - Foot supports
- - Vault features
- - Curves
- - National park in Utah
- - Utah national park
- - National park
- - Spans
- - Foot parts
- - Foot features
- - Vaults to mix chaser
- - Raises eyebrows
- - Churchill's aim, at all costs, 13 May 1940
- - Brand name for gin and cigarettes in Orwell's 1984
- - Nelson's flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar
- - Place for drinking milk at Indy [blin..
- - Reduction in degeneracy, Conservative's success
- - little boy blue's triumph
- - Five in charge of Conservative triumph
- - Success where corruption reduced by politician
- - Success in a contest
- - Success against an opponent
- - *2nd and 3rd separated
- - Cause for a team celebration
- - Cause for celebration
- - General goal?
- - The final conquest.
- - 'We won!'
- - Triumph
- - Conrad novel
- - Win
- - nike was the greek goddess of ...............
- - ___ has a thousand fathers, but defeat is an orphan.
- - Triumph in battle
- - In which Nelson had this
- - Pointed tool (which killed Trotsky)
- - Arctic chipping tool
- - Tool for cutting into areas of frozen water
- - Small pointed tool
- - Cool tool?
- - Climber's tool
- - Mountain climber's tool
- - Chipping tool
- - Kitchen tool
- - What mountaineer may carry in reserve: cream
- - Equipment used by high-level climbers
- - Neat or on the rocks?
- - "Basic Instinct" weapon
- - Cold-weather awl
- - Obsolescent kitchen item.
- - Chip maker
- - Chipper
- - Hairsplitter
- - Excessively critical person
- - Drunkenly inept Rick is overly-fussy critic
- - Critic elected to return and watch entertaining play's opening
- - Hair-splitter can raise fruit grower's hand
- - Petty finder of errors
- - Fussy fault-finder
- - Overcritical person
- - Knocker, in the past, initially about a quid? On the contrary
- - Pedant's transpositively said to be one who steals mine?
- - Person choosing teams for an annual college basketball event?
- - Fussy type can set up pointy tool with a long handle in hospital
- - Unit may be deprived of all non-leaders by this overcritical fellow
- - Fussy fellow
- - Lice checker who's fussy?
- - Faultfinder extraordinaire
- - Overly critical one
- - One overly concerned with details
- - Niggler
- - Harsh critic
- - Fussbudget
- - Fault-finder
- - quiet boy getting hold of vehicle poster
- - poster's army identity document
- - poster of quiet boy maintaining vehicle
- - Protest banner
- - Poster or banner
- - Printed banner
- - Board or hard card with message or slogan
- - Notice lap dancing at club?
- - Sign mostly put on a road
- - Sign carried on demos
- - Notice head of pin left by a joker
- - Handheld sign
- - Protest sign
- - Notice carried for public display
- - Large portable notice
- - Sign for public display
- - Notice pal going wild at club?
- - Picketer's holding
- - ...... home
- - Workout precursor
- - Prepare to work out
- - Elongate
- - Limo type
- - Lengthen period of confinement
- - Seventh-inning tradition
- - Warm-up exercise
- - Warm up before a run
- - Demonstrate elasticity
- - Pre-race ritual
- - What a rubber band can do
- - Something to do immediately after waking up
- - Seventh-inning ritual
- - Loosen up before exercising
- - Extend time spent in gaol
- - Reach right back, having puffed chest out
- - Extend time in jail
- - Extend one's arms
- - Prison denying one cut in sentence
- - Seventh inning event
- - Warm up before exercising
- - Spell another word for sentence
- - Pre-workout ritual
- - Start calisthenics
- - Exhibit plasticity
- - Time lag's got to be extended
- - Exercise period in prison
- - Nickname for a long drink of water
- - Red Hot Chili Peppers song that drags?
- - Overextend oneself?
- - Final race leg
- - Recover from a nap
- - Time in the cooler
- - Rubber-band asset
- - Track straightaway
- - Lengthen, as a rubber band
- - Yawn accompanier, often
- - Sing Sing stay
- - Time for one doing time
- - Pre-workout movement
- - Cooler time
- - Prepare for a workout
- - Prison term
- - Racetrack part
- - Part of a pitch
- - Leap of faith
- - Prisoner's term
- - Seventh-inning activity
- - Pre-jog loosener
- - Indulge in pandiculation
- - Extend over
- - Time in the jug
- - Pitching position
- - Kind of pants
- - Pitcher's action before the windup.
- - Part of a racecourse.
- - Seventh inning routine.
- - Seventh inning phenomenon.
- - Continuous space (of time).
- - Traditional part of the 7th inning.
- - Prison sentence
- - Spell
- - Show elasticity
- - Duration
- - Exaggerate
- - Period
- - Challenge
- - Expand
- - Extend
- - Time period
- - Expanse
- - Way to heave and extend
- - Lengthen a prison sentence
- - Extend term in jail
- - extend period behind bars?
- - Increase flexibility of the body
- - extend a term of imprisonment
- - revolutionary county court stops time in jail
- - tax period
- - a way to prolong a sentence
- - Time for expansion
- - Group who had a hit single in 1975 with Why Did You Do It?
- - pull out in time
- - .. Armstrong, rubbery, elastic toy
- - Make longer and thinner stone cat
- - *We will, we will rock you!* 'Don't forget to ... (exercise your muscles) before entering the field'
- - barely credible interpretation of the facts an unfortunate person heard on street
- - Butt of lowbrow gag — poor fellow
- - Poor creature, sad case
- - Poor chap sounds about to be sick
- - Gag outspoken rascal
- - Poor blighter
- - Poor sinner
- - Poor figure -- crone -- about to replace one
- - Poor creature
- - Object of pity
- - Poor slob
- - Poor devil
- - Scoundrel given right to enter sodden clubhouse
- - "Amazing Grace" word
- - Miserable creature
- - miserable type upsets nearly all the crew
- - Miserable individual with retired children
- - Unfortunate wife to look to Chuck?
- - pejorative sung in "amazing grace"
- - woman right to cut scoundrel
- - miserable figure making the crew somehow lose direction
- - Unfortunate person to throw up after whiskey
- - Cur(Used today)
- - Someone you feel sorry for
- - 'That saved alike me'
- - Despicable person
- - Unfortunate person
- - Unhappy person
- - Pitiful figure
- - Taking refuge initially in damp church, villain
- - Pitiful person
- - Swine that could make women be sick?
- - 'Amazing Grace' figure
- - Rat with cat
- - Unfortunate sort
- - Miserable soul
- - "That sav'd a .... like me!": "Amazing Grace"
- - 'That saved a like me'
- - Miserable person
- - Sad sort
- - Base person
- - Pathetic one
- - Deplorable sort
- - Unhappy camper
- - Pitiable person
- - Lowly one
- - Despicable character
- - Deplorably unfortunate person
- - Despised person
- - Despicable one
- - Miserable one
- - Unhappy one.
- - Good-for-nothing
- - Scoundrel