➠ Words with c
List contains 99148 Words that "c" contain.
- - Unfriendly and aloof
- - Noticeably unfriendly
- - Coldly unfriendly
- - Quite unfriendly
- - Like an unfriendly stare
- - Unfriendly, as a stare
- - Like unfriendly stares
- - Rather unfriendly
- - Unfriendly reception
- - Very unfriendly
- - More than unfriendly
- - Unfriendly -- reason's clear to me when you spell it out
- - Unfriendly
- - Rudely unfriendly
- - Slippery, like winter roads
- - Covered in frozen water
- - Aloof in manner
- - Like a winter road
- - Reserved some bicycles
- - Like slippery winter roads
- - Slippery and frozen
- - Cold and slick
- - Dangerous thanks to winter weather
- - Part of the Baltic you find frozen
- - Like Arendelle for most of Frozen
- - Frigid number from The Motels in 1985; "...... Red"
- - Like sidewalks after freezing rain
- - "If looks could kill" type of stare
- - None too cordial
- - Like dangerous winter roads
- - Like a street after sleet
- - Like perilous winter roads
- - Extremely hostile, as a glare
- - Cool and refreshing
- - Wintery word
- - Slippery, as winter sidewalks
- - Slick, maybe
- - Not offering traction, in a way
- - Like winter roads, maybe
- - Like some stairs or stares
- - Like a stare after an insult
- - In need of salt?
- - Far from welcoming
- - F-f-freezing
- - Dangerous, as some driving conditions
- - Cold Gucci Mane song?
- - Cold and frosty
- - Unpleasant, in a way
- - Ultra-aloof
- - Treacherous, as roads
- - STANdoffish; diSTANt
- - Slippery, like sidewalks in winter
- - Slippery, like a winter road
- - Slippery due to freezing
- - Slick, possibly
- - Slick, like a winter road
- - Ringed with rime
- - Rimed
- - Reminiscent of winter weather
- - Reminiscent of the Arctic
- - Refreshingly cool
- - Really remote
- - Real cold
- - Numbing, in a way
- - Not particularly welcoming
- - Not just aloof
- - Not at all hospitable
- - Not at all cordial
- - Much less than cordial
- - More than merely refrigerated
- - More than cold
- - Likely to cause a pile-up
- - Like wintertime roads, often
- - Like winter sidewalks, sometimes
- - Like winter sidewalks
- - Like winter roads, often
- - Like some wintery roads
- - Like some treacherous sidewalks in winter
- - Like some stares ... or stairs in the winter
- - Like some slippery winter roads
- - Like some January forecasts
- - Like some dangerous roads
- - Like some bergs
- - Like slick roads during the winter
- - Like sidewalks after it snows, often
- - Like meltwaters
- - Like many Canadian roads in winter
- - Like many a slick road
- - Like Arctic waters
- - Like a windshield in need of scraping in the winter
- - Like a slick wintry road
- - Like a slick winter road
- - Like a frozen-over lake
- - Less than cordial
- - In need of salting, perhaps
- - In need of salting, maybe
- - Hostile, as a reception
- - Hazardous for driving
- - Hardly convivial
- - Hardly congenial
- - Hardly approachable
- - Gucci Mane song about winter?
- - Fully chilled
- - Full of frost
- - Frozen a bit
- - Frost-filled
- - Freezing Vain song?
- - Far from hospitable
- - Far from genial
- - Easy to slip on
- - Description of a hostile glare
- - Dangerous, as a winter road
- - Dangerous to walk on, in a way
- - Dangerous to drive on, say
- - Dangerous for driving
- - Covered withfrost
- - Covered with sleet
- - Causing skidding, maybe
- - Bone-chilling, as December winds
- - Beyond aloof
- - Bad reception to a new song
- - "And in the ...... silence of the tomb": Keats
- - ...... Hot (brand of topical pain relievers)
- - Frigid(Used today)
- - Winter weather word
- - Very distant
- - Very aloof
- - Not friendly
- - Pole-ish?
- - Refrigerated
- - Far from warm
- - Hardly friendly
- - Wintry.
- - Like winter weather.
- - Kind of stare
- - Glazed
- - Coated with frost
- - Not at all friendly
- - Slippery, say
- - Gelid
- - Hardly gregarious
- - Uncordial.
- - Like some winter sidewalks
- - Slick, as a road
- - Frozen and slippery
- - Frosted over
- - Slippery, as a winter road
- - Glacial
- - Treacherous, as winter roads
- - Frigid and slippery
- - Wintry, in a way
- - Dispassionate
- - Acutely cold
- - Like the planet Hoth in 'The Empire Strikes Back'
- - Frozen over
- - Slick, in a way
- - Unwelcoming
- - Like frozen roads
- - Like some stares
- - Like early-in-the-year forecasts, maybe
- - Bicycle's part freezing
- - Emotionally distant
- - Like some winter roads
- - Far from affable
- - Frosty, very cold
- - Sleet-covered
- - Hardly welcoming
- - Hard to drive on
- - Far from congenial
- - Dangerous for drivers, in a way
- - Cold and slippery
- - Supercool?
- - Like some winter highways
- - Far from cordial
- - Slick, as winter roads
- - More than cool
- - Quite standoffish
- - Like drinks in summer
- - Like an 'if looks could kill' look
- - Distant, as relations
- - With a frozen cover
- - Obviously frigid
- - Like slick winter roads
- - Worse than snowy
- - Hardly cordial
- - Like comets
- - Wintry weather word
- - Covered with frost
- - Apt to cause spinouts
- - Slippery, as winter roads
- - Like some slick roads
- - In need of sanding or salting
- - Not at all congenial
- - Hardly hospitable
- - Covered in frost
- - Inhospitable
- - Slippery, as a road
- - Like winter roads
- - Dangerous to drive on
- - Some campus marchers, briefly
- - Hazardous, for a winter driver
- - Needing salt, maybe
- - Frost-covered
- - Like some slippery roads
- - Subzero, maybe
- - Lacking any trace of friendliness
- - Very standoffish
- - Slippery in the winter
- - Needing salt, perhaps
- - Like frozen winter roads
- - Like a "daggers" look
- - Like Arctic Ocean waters
- - Like roads in winter, often
- - Like many slick roads
- - Steely, as nerves
- - Dangerous, as winter sidewalks
- - Cold, as a stare
- - In need of salting
- - Very chilly
- - Dangerous, in a way
- - Subject to skidding
- - Standoffish
- - Far from friendly
- - Chilled.
- - Slick
- - Forbidding
- - Aloof
- - Polar
- - Super cold
- - Frigid
- - Really cold
- - Like a cold stare
- - Winter forecast
- - Weather word
- - Hostile
- - Slippery.
- - Imperious
- - Chilling
- - Nippy
- - Unfeeling
- - Very cold
- - Extremely cold
- - Quite cold
- - Arctic
- - Freezing cold
- - Frozen
- - Frosty
- - Freezing
- - Cold
- - Intensely cold.
- - '...... cool!'
- - Distant
- - Bitterly cold
- - Bone-chilling
- - Unemotional
- - Like unsalted winter roads
- - frigid acceptance of explanation by the sound of it
- - like roads needing salt
- - Very cold; can describe roads or relationships
- - Slippery like some bridges in winter
- - theodicy with a cold ending to it
- - Providing poor reception
- - Like sleet
- - Not exactly friendly
- - Cold, frozen
- - Not warm and inviting
- - juicy, but frozen out
- - Cold and frosty, like roads during winter
- - women in uniform, once
- - WWII women
- - Female soldiers in WWII
- - Some U.S. inductees, once
- - Army women: Abbr.
- - Women in uniform
- - Women soldiers
- - Warriors in skirts
- - Women in the military
- - Army women
- - Service women
- - Service women: Colloq.
- - Women in service.
- - Girls in uniform.
- - Rosie the Riveter's fighting counterparts during WWII
- - Fighting females
- - U.S. Army females, until 1978
- - WWII females
- - Their 1943 manual said, 'Be Ready To Take Over'
- - WWII servicewomen
- - Many WWII noncombatants
- - Members of an all-female mil. group
- - WWII noncombatants
- - MacArthur's "best soldiers"
- - Female WWII service personnel
- - Some WWII clerks
- - "My best soldiers": MacArthur
- - WWII auxiliaries
- - Some WWII vets
- - "My best soldiers," according to Douglas MacArthur
- - W.W. II noncombatants
- - 1954 war comedy "Francis Joins the ......"
- - WWII auxiliary members
- - Some WWII personnel
- - Some WWII service personnel
- - Female WWII group
- - Armed forces females
- - 60-Down females
- - US mil. members
- - W.W. II servers
- - Oveta Culp Hobby's WWII underlings
- - Some W.W. II service personnel
- - One-time female mil. members
- - WWII volunteers
- - G.I. Janes
- - W.W. II servicewomen
- - Some servicepeople
- - GI Janes
- - G.I. Janes of W.W. II
- - Army gals
- - Specialized military personnel.
- - Part of the Army.
- - Col. Galloway's Corps.
- - Members of the Army.
- - Members of the armed forces.
- - Lt. Col. Irene O. Galloway is their Director.
- - Lt. Col. Galloway's group.
- - F. S. A. Chief Hobby's former charges.
- - Members of a ten-year-old branch of the Army.
- - Army members
- - WWII group
- - W. W. II group.
- - Servicewomen.
- - Army group
- - Study that deals with the culture of everyday life, briefly
- - Major at LSU and UCLA
- - Liberal arts major, for short
- - Lib. arts major
- - College major, briefly
- - Caseworker's coll. major, perhaps
- - Humanities course, briefly
- - Informal college major
- - College class, briefly
- - Informal major
- - the audubon, e.g.: abbr.
- - part of acs (abbr.)
- - the s of aspca: abbr.
- - Behavioral science, for short
- - What "S" stands for in ASCAP, for short
- - Type of assn.
- - The Audubon, for ex.
- - Sci. of human behaviour
- - Popular liberal arts deg.
- - Brotherhood: Abbr.
- - A.S.P.C.A., for one
- - Organization: Abbr.
- - An organization: Abbr.
- - Newspaper section: Abbr.
- - ASPCA part
- - Part of SPCA: Abbr
- - A behavioral sci
- - Liberal arts maj
- - Part of S.S.N.: Abbr
- - Pt. of SPCA
- - Part of Ascap: Abbr
- - Pt. of ASCAP
- - Pt. of SSN
- - Third party label: Abbr.
- - SSN pt.
- - Pt. of USSR
- - Party to the left of Dem.
- - Part of U.S.S.R.: Abbr.
- - John Birch, for one (abbr.)
- - Debs, e.g.: Abbr.
- - SSN part
- - "The Outsiders" foe
- - ASCAP pt.
- - "The Outsiders" rich kids
- - ASPCA part: Abbr.
- - Religious org., perhaps
- - Greaser rival in the novel "The Outsiders"
- - League: Abbr.
- - League, for short
- - SPCA part: Abbr.
- - SPCA pt.
- - .... Studies (HS class)
- - "The Outsiders" faction
- - The S in ASPCA: Abbr.
- - Part of SDS: Abbr.
- - Part of SSA (abbr.)
- - Alternative to Rep. or Dem.
- - Eugene Debs's party: Abbr.
- - An S in USSR
- - Part of SDS
- - Certain polit. party
- - grass of the andes
- - Valuable grass in the Andes
- - Valuable Andes grass
- - Andes grass
- - Valuable forage grass of the Andes.
- - Andes forage grass.
- - Andean grass.