➠ Words with c
List contains 99148 Words that "c" contain.
- - Discovery Channel subj.
- - Bill Nye's subj.
- - Subj. with projects
- - Subj. of three of the six Nobel Prizes
- - Tech. sch. study
- - Prep sch. course
- - "MythBusters" subj.
- - Technical subj.
- - Subj. with labs
- - Subj. with lab work
- - Subj. that may have a lab
- - School subj. with a lab
- - Sch. course concentration
- - Proteomics subj.
- - Grade sch. subj.
- - Empirical method subj.
- - Discover magazine subj.
- - Comp. ...... (Silicon Valley subj.)
- - Bill Nye's subj. on TV
- - Bill Nye subj.
- - "The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That!" subj.
- - Sch. class
- - Grade sch. subject
- - Junior high subj.
- - Nobel subj.
- - School subj.
- - High school subj
- - Lab subj
- - Subj. with a lab, often
- - Subj. such as ecology
- - Sch. study
- - Sch. subj
- - Grade school subj.
- - "Hard" or "soft" subj
- - Elementary school subj
- - Subj. involving telescopes or microscopes
- - Sch. subject
- - Grade sch. class
- - Subj. that may include a lab
- - Sagan subj
- - 'Nova' subj
- - Subj. for Bill Nye
- - Discovery magazine subj
- - Subj. in the Dewey Decimal System's 500s
- - ......-fi ("the city we became" genre)
- - E.g. Phy. or Chem.
- - Word with "fi" to mean a movie genre
- - Neurology or genetics, for example: Abbr.
- - Nobel pursuit?: Abbr.
- - Astrophysics and cosmology, for short
- - "Computer" or "Political" follower, for short
- - Botany e.g. (Abbr.)
- - ...-fi: genre of fiction
- - Bio or physics (Abbr.)
- - lib .... (bibliothecography)
- - School subject, for short
- - Botany, for one: Abbr.(Used today)
- - Zoology or archaeology, briefly
- - Chem., e.g.
- - ......-fi (film type)
- - Zool., e.g.
- - ......-fi (literary genre)
- - Poli ...... (college major, for short)
- - MIT study
- - Biol. or bot.
- - ......-fi (movie genre)
- - ......-fi (book genre)
- - Zool. or geol.
- - Physics, for one: Abbr.
- - Phys., but not phys. ed.
- - Part of MS
- - It may be applied: Abbr.
- - Ecol. or biol.
- - Bot. or chem.
- - Biology, for one: Abbr.
- - Astron., e.g.
- - A high school dept.
- - ......-fi ("Doctor Who" genre)
- - Zool., for one
- - Zool. or ecol.
- - Word with FI
- - RPI study
- - Poli ...... (college field of study)
- - Physics or chemistry, for example: Abbr.
- - Phys. or chem.
- - One of several H.S. subjects
- - Many an ology: Abbr.
- - Kind of fair: Abbr.
- - Geog. or geol.
- - FIpreceder
- - Fi lead
- - Econ. or ecol.
- - Ecol. or geol.
- - Ecol. or econ.
- - Course in H.S.
- - Chemistry, for one: Abbr.
- - Bot. or biol.
- - Biology or chemistry: Abbr.
- - Biology or chemistry, for example: Abbr.
- - Biol. or zool.
- - Bio., for one
- - Bio., e.g.
- - Area of coll. study
- - Anat. or biol.
- - Acoustics, e.g.: Abbr.
- - "Fi" head
- - ......-fi (literary category)
- - ......-fi ("Star Trek" genre)
- - Zymurgy, e.g.: Abbr.
- - Zoology, e.g.: Abbr.
- - Zoology or astronomy, for example: Abbr.
- - Zool. or biol.
- - Zool. or astron.
- - Univ. requirement
- - The 500s, in the Dewey Decimal Classification: Abbr.
- - The 500s in the Dewey Decimal Syst.
- - Technical study: Abbr.
- - Tech. counterpart
- - Subject with projects: Abbr.
- - Subject in H.S.
- - Poly-...... (college major)
- - Poly .......... (college course, for short)
- - Poli-...... (coll. major)
- - Poli follower
- - Poli ...... (univ. course)
- - Poli ...... (common major)
- - Physics, e.g. (abbr.)
- - Physics or zoology, for example: Abbr.
- - Physics or chemistry: Abbr.
- - Physics or botany, for example: Abbr.
- - Physics or biology: Abbr.
- - Physics or biology, for example: Abbr.
- - Phys. or chem., e.g.
- - Phys. or biol.
- - Partner of fi
- - Part of STEM: Abbr.
- - Part of M.S.: Abbr.
- - Part of a coll. curriculum
- - Paleon., e.g.
- - Ology (abbr.)
- - Nobel area: Abbr.
- - Neurobiology, e.g.: Abbr.
- - Navig., for one
- - Medicine, e.g.: Abbr.
- - Med., e.g.
- - Liberal arts field: Abbr.
- - Lab work, for short
- - Lab goings-on (Abbr.)
- - Lab field: Abbr.
- - Kinesiology, for one (abbr.)
- - JHS subject
- - J.H.S. course
- - It's often followed by "fi"
- - It's not always exact: Abbr.
- - It's followed by "fi"
- - It often has lab work: Abbr.
- - It might be physical: Abbr.
- - It may be polit.
- - It may be exact: Abbr.
- - It goes after poli and before fi
- - It can follow poli or precede fi
- - Geology or zoology, for example: Abbr.
- - Geology or biology, for example: Abbr.
- - Geol. or geog., e.g.
- - Geol. or astron.
- - Geog., e.g.
- - Genetics, e.g.: Abbr.
- - Genetics, briefly
- - Forestry, e.g.: Abbr.
- - Forensics, for ex.
- - Field with a method: abbr.
- - Field of three Nobel Prizes: Abbr.
- - Fi's partner
- - Fi's pal
- - Fi's first
- - Fi leader
- - Faraday's forte: abbr.
- - Fair type: Abbr.
- - Fair subject (abbr.)
- - Env ...... (coll. class)
- - Ecology, e.g., briefly
- - Ecology or geology: Abbr.
- - Ecol. or anat.
- - Ecol. or agric.
- - Ecol. is one
- - Course with a lab: Abbr.
- - Course with a fair: Abbr.
- - Course guide abbr.
- - Comp ...... (college major)
- - Comp ...... (college discipline)
- - Coll. study
- - Class with the periodic table on the wall, often: Abbr.
- - Chemistry, for example: Abbr.
- - Chemistry or zoology, for example: Abbr.
- - Chemistry or physics: Abbr.
- - Chemistry or physics, for example: Abbr.
- - Chem. or ecol.
- - Chem. or bot.
- - Chem. or bio.
- - Botany or physics: Abbr.
- - Botany or biology, for example: Abbr.
- - Bot. or phys.
- - Bot. or geology
- - Bot. or geol.
- - Bot. or entomol.
- - Bot. or biology
- - Biology, for example: Abbr.
- - Biology, e.g. (abbr.)
- - Biology or physics: Abbr.
- - Biology or physics, for example: Abbr.
- - Biol. or phys.
- - Biol. or chemistry
- - Biol. or Astron.
- - Biol. is one
- - Biogeographer's concern, broadly: Abbr.
- - Bill Nye's specialty: Abbr.
- - Bill Nye's field (abbr.)
- - Batracology, e.g.: Abbr.
- - B.S. part
- - Astronomy or physics: Abbr.
- - Astronomy or geology: Abbr.
- - Astron., for one
- - Astr. or biol.
- - Artillery, e.g.: Abbr.
- - Anatomy or astronomy, for example: Abbr.
- - Anat., for one
- - Anat., e.g.
- - Anat. or chem.
- - ACT section (Abbr.)
- - "Nova" subject: Abbr.
- - "MythBusters" subject: Abbr.
- - ....-fi (UFO stories)
- - ....-fi (literary or film genre"
- - ....-fi (flying-saucer stories)
- - ......-fi, Verne genre
- - ......-fi movie ("Star Trek" or "Star Wars")
- - ......-fi conventions
- - ......-fi (UFO movie genre)
- - ......-fi (type of story)
- - ......-fi (Robert Heinlein's literary genre)
- - ......-fi (Heinlein genre)
- - ......-fi (Heinlein and Asimov genre)
- - ......-fi (genre of "Interstellar")
- - ......-Fi (cable channel)
- - ......-fi ("Star Wars" genre)
- - ......-fi ("Interstellar" genre)
- - ......-fi ("Inception" genre)
- - ......-fi ("Annihilation" genre)
- - ...... Fi (name of a cable network from 1999 to 2009)
- - .... fi (slang)
- - H.S. requirement
- - HS course
- - Lab work (abbr.)
- - Univ. department
- - College dept.
- - Univ. course
- - School study: Abbr.
- - Coll. course
- - College course: Abbr.
- - MIT course
- - Part of STEM
- - H.S. subject
- - School subject: Abbr.
- - Part of B.S.
- - Botany, for one: Abbr
- - Biol. or geol
- - Biol. or chem
- - Abbr. after 'comp' or 'poli'
- - — -fi film
- - — -fi flick
- - The "S" of STEM: Abbr
- - Env .... (Yale major)
- - Ecology, e.g.: Abbr
- - FI preceder
- - "Comp" or "poli" follower
- - It may be natural: Abbr
- - Bio. or chem
- - Chem. or biol
- - Geol. or chem
- - HS department
- - Bio., chem., or biochem
- - H.S. dept
- - Biol. or ecol
- - — -fi movie
- - Biol., e.g
- - Bot. or ecol
- - The "S" of STEM, briefly
- - Geol. or chem., e.g
- - What "-fi" may follow
- - Chem. or phys
- - Biol., for one
- - Vet .... (medical specialty)
- - HS dept
- - Biol. or anat
- - Comp ...... (coll. major)
- - Area of educ
- - Bot. or bio
- - Chem., for one
- - Poli ...... (college major, briefly)
- - B.S. part: Abbr
- - What "fi" often follows
- - Tech. school study
- - Univ. study
- - H.S. study
- - H.S. course
- - JHS course
- - Geol., e.g
- - Comp ...... (college major, informally)
- - Poli-...... (college major)
- - High school dept
- - "Fi" lead-in
- - 51-Across, e.g
- - Phys., e.g
- - Bot., e.g
- - Phys. or entom
- - Ecol., e.g
- - Psych., e.g
- - "Fi" front
- - Part of NSF: Abbr
- - 'Ology,' for short
- - Philos., e.g
- - ...... Poly
- - Vet
- - See 21-Across
- - H.S. class
- - Tech ......
- - ___-fi (genre for writers N.K. Jemisin and Andy Weir)
- - Poli ___ (college major choice)
- - Biology or Physics, for short
- - Astronomy or botany: Abbr.
- - ...-fi ["Stranger Things" genre]
- - experimental discipline?: abbr.
- - what comes before "fi"?
- - ...-fi, genre of "The Terminator"
- - NPR rhyme for Fri
- - unsafe, as some roads
- - unsafe for driving, say
- - Frost-coated, like winter windows
- - 'Cover me with white cold ... kisses and let me rest tonight': Maya Angelou
- - Frigidly cold
- - I see ... it sounds cold
- - Dripping in jewelry, slangily
- - Slippery, as some winter pavements
- - the tops of intensely cold yardarms will be
- - One heartless city is unfriendly
- - highly unfriendly
- - Cold, like Uranus or Neptune
- - Lidocaine cream is marketed as ....Hot
- - Less than friendly
- - Frigid and slippery, like winter roads
- - Unfriendly or slippery
- - biting, chilly
- - slippery in winter
- - Dangerous, as winter roads
- - i see why in a way, it's a very cold spell
- - Aloof and unfriendly
- - needing some salt, perhaps
- - freezing or very cold
- - Real slick
- - Like some unnerving stares
- - Slippery after a sleet storm e.g.
- - Dangerous road conditions
- - I see why it is cold, in other words
- - Extremely unfriendly
- - Very cold, like the surface of Uranus
- - Like some frozen and slippery roads
- - Extremely unwelcoming
- - not very welcoming
- - Frigid, I see. Sounds like it!
- - Not very approachable
- - Frozen and slippery, like winter roads
- - like sidewalks in winter, often
- - Like hockey rinks
- - Frigid, cold
- - Cold and aloof
- - Low or subnormal temperature
- - Cold and distant
- - Distant and aloof
- - Cold like Arctic waters
- - Extremely cold and frigid
- - Frozen like the arctic waters
- - ... wind (intensely cold)
- - Cold and slippery, like winter roads
- - Cold, slippery
- - Frozen and slippery, like some roads
- - Exceedingly cold
- - Like some wintry streets
- - Frozen over and slipper, as some winter roads
- - like some runway models' stares
- - Frozen, like some roads during winters
- - On very cold days, the base of the downspouts become this
- - Like snow-covered roofs
- - Frigid, or cold
- - Like slippery roads
- - Cold, as a response
- - conducive to slipping
- - conducive to skidding
- - Bitterly cold, as of winds
- - Cold, like some stares
- - Slippery, as a street