➠ Words with c
List contains 99148 Words that "c" contain.
- - Unstoppable serve
- - Unhittable serve
- - Smashing serve
- - Untouched serve
- - It's no soft serve
- - Untouchable tennis serve
- - Unreturned tennis serve
- - Server's coup
- - Serve with verve
- - Serve well done?
- - Serve that zings
- - Score on a serve
- - Perfect serve in tennis
- - Lleyton Hewitt serve, occasionally
- - Killer tennis serve
- - Great tennis serve
- - Winning serve, in tennis
- - What a power serve can lead to
- - Unreturned volleyball serve
- - Unbeatable tennis serve
- - Unbeatable serve in tennis
- - Unbeatable serve
- - Top serve
- - Terrific serve
- - Tennis serve, nonreturnable.
- - Tennis serve that is in bounds and not touched
- - Tennis serve that immediately wins a point
- - Tennis serve that gets past the receiver
- - Superb serve from Serena
- - Successful serve
- - Stunning tennis serve
- - Soft serve it's not
- - Sizzling serve
- - Server's wish
- - Server's point
- - Server's goal
- - Serve with much verve
- - Serve that isn't sent back
- - Serve that can't be returned
- - Serve like Sampras, e.g.
- - Serve brilliantly
- - Serve and receive nothing in return
- - Serve and get nothing in return
- - Serena's serve, sometimes
- - Scoring serve
- - Sampras serve, often
- - Sampras serve
- - Sampras might serve it up
- - Do superbly on
- - "...... Ventura, Pet Detective"
- - You'll need one for blackjack
- - Valuable card in blackjack
- - Untouchable service
- - Topnotcher
- - Top club
- - Top card in a royal flush
- - Suit topper
- - Pitcher to be counted on
- - Pinochle card
- - Parker of football fame
- - Motorhead "...... Of Spades"
- - It's not returned on the court
- - It's not returnable, in tennis
- - It's nonreturnable
- - It may be worth one in the hand
- - Highest honor
- - High or low card
- - Card that's sometimes beaten by a deuce
- - Bullet in a deck
- - Brand of elastic bandages
- - Biggest diamond
- - A service winner
- - 1 or 11 in 21
- - ...... in the hole (hidden advantage)
- - Versatile card in blackjack
- - Valuable trump
- - Two can take this, sometimes
- - Trump guaranteed to win
- - Top starting pitcher
- - Top flier
- - The Red Baron was one
- - Team's star pitcher
- - Star hurler
- - Single-stroke point
- - Put one past
- - Poker player's "bullet"
- - Opening day starter
- - One on the links
- - Necessity for a natural in blackjack
- - King-topping card
- - It's flexible in blackjack
- - It may be up your sleeve
- - It can't be returned
- - It can topple a king
- - Highest card in the deck, usually
- - Highest card in a suit, usually
- - High or low playing card
- - Good blackjack card
- - Get an "A" on
- - Get a score of 100% on
- - Get a perfect score
- - Gambler's "bullet"
- - Flying expert
- - Expert person
- - Crackerjack pitcher
- - Certain pilot
- - Casino one-pointer
- - Carrey's Ventura
- - Card that might beat a king
- - Card that a cheater might hide up his sleeve
- - Card above a king
- - Card "in the hole"
- - Cable TV's Emmy
- - Blackjack card with two values
- - Biggest club in Las Vegas?
- - Big name in hardware stores
- - 11-pointer, in blackjack
- - 1 or 11, in blackjack
- - "Dead man's hand" card
- - ...... Ventura (Jim Carrey role)
- - ...... in the hole (secret weapon)
- - You may draw one
- - World War I flying ...... (one of Snoopy's personas)
- - World Series game-one starter, usually
- - Winning service in tennis
- - War winner
- - Valuable heart
- - Valuable blackjack card
- - Untouched delivery
- - Two can take this
- - Two can sometimes take this
- - Twenty-one desirable
- - True Value rival
- - Trick winner, often
- - Top-notch pilot
- - Top pitcher on the staff
- - Top card in poker
- - Top card in a no-trump bridge hand
- - Tennis or golf coup
- - Team's top pitcher
- - Talented one
- - Super shot at Wimbledon
- - Stroke from Venus?
- - Strikeout star
- - Stretchy bandage brand
- - Straight start, maybe
- - Star pilot
- - Standout pitcher
- - Snoopy, in his daydreams
- - Smashing point?
- - Sleeve nestler
- - Sleeve lurker
- - Skilled fighter pilot
- - Single-stroke point, in tennis
- - Service winner
- - Service point
- - Sampras specialty
- - Royal flush need
- - Rickenbacker was one
- - Rare driving result
- - Primo pitcher
- - Powerful club
- - Powerful card
- - Point-winning service in tennis
- - Pitching staff star
- - Pitching staff leader
- - Pet detective Ventura portrayed by Jim Carrey
- - Perfect tennis shot
- - Perfect shot
- - Part of a soft blackjack hand
- - Outstanding service
- - Opening Day V.I.P.
- - Opening day starter, usually
- - Opening day pitcher, probably
- - One- or 11-pointer, in blackjack
- - One with perfect pitch?
- - One that beats all, in cards
- - One or 11, in blackjack
- - One on a golf scorecard
- - One of four in a deck
- - One in twenty-one
- - One in a hand
- - More than pass
- - More than just pass
- - Maestro
- - Lowest gin card
- - King's topper
- - King topper, often
- - It's not returnable
- - It's in the cards
- - It may be found up a sleeve
- - It has no return
- - It has a spot on it
- - It cannot be returned
- - Highest in a suit
- - Highest card in each suit, usually
- - High/low card
- - High honor
- - High card, often
- - High card, in many games
- - High card in the deck
- - Hero war pilot
- - Head of a suit
- - Guitarist Frehley
- - Great pitcher
- - Great pilot
- - Good thing to have in your hand
- - Good thing to have in the hole
- - Good card in blackjack
- - Golf or tennis coup
- - Get a hole-in-one
- - Game-one starter, usually
- - Flying whiz
- - First name in pet detectives
- - Fighter pilot
- - Fearless flyer
- - Extreme rarity on a par-4 hole
- - Expert one
- - Elastic bandage brand
- - Eddie Rickenbacker, notably
- - Eagle on a par three
- - Deck denizen
- - Dab hand
- - Crack flier
- - Crack fighter pilot
- - Coveted diamond, maybe
- - Court winner
- - Close margin
- - Close friend, in slang
- - Cheat, with "out"
- - Certain flier
- - Casino point
- - Carrey character Ventura
- - Card worth one or eleven in blackjack
- - Card up the sleeve
- - Card that's worth 1 or 11 in blackjack
- - Card that's taken only by a trump
- - Card that wins lots of tricks
- - Card that may be "in the hole"
- - Card that can beat a king
- - Card that can be worth either 1 or 11 in blackjack
- - Card that beats a king
- - Card or pilot
- - Cable award
- - Bullet, to gamblers
- - Bullet, in poker lingo
- - Boris Becker boomer
- - Borg specialty
- - Blackjack 11-pointer
- - Bishop or Beurling
- - Biggest heart?
- - Big name in hardware
- - Big name in bandages
- - Becker specialty
- - Bandage name
- - Arm at the top of the rotation
- - Any expert
- - Answer perfectly
- - Amazing driving result
- - All-Star starting pitcher
- - Accomplished aviator
- - A, in some games
- - 11-point blackjack card, at times
- - 1 or 11, in twenty-one
- - "Stroker ......" (Reynolds film)
- - ......-high (best straight in poker)
- - ........ Ventura
- - ...... Ventura, Carrey role
- - ...... up your sleeve (hidden advantage)
- - You might play a two on it, in solitaire
- - Word made out of vitamins
- - Wonderful service?
- - Winner, usually
- - Winner on court
- - Winner of five dogfights
- - Winner in tennis
- - Winner at no trump.
- - Wimbledon stat
- - Wimbledon coup
- - Williams wallop at Wimbledon
- - Williams wallop
- - Wilander coup
- - Who Sebastian sang with on "Back to School"
- - Ween "Stroker ......"
- - War aviator
- - Von Richthofen, for one
- - Vic Raschi was one
- - Very small degree
- - Very close friend, in slang
- - Ventura played by Jim Carrey
- - Ventura on film
- - Value in the hole, maybe
- - Valuable card in bridge
- - Valuable card
- - Valuable bridge holding
- - Useful item accompanying a face card in blackjack
- - Useful 21 card
- - Unreturnable shot
- - Unbeatable card in war
- - Typical Opening Day pitcher
- - Two can take it, usually
- - Trump card
- - Trick-taking card, often
- - Trick-taker.
- - Tough-to-beat card
- - Top-notch service
- - Top trump
- - Top starter
- - Top pitcher on a baseball team
- - Top or bottom of a deck
- - Top of a card suit
- - Top no-trump card, in bridge
- - Top hurler
- - Top grade, in slang
- - Top card in the game of war
- - Top card in the deck
- - Top card in pinochle
- - Top card in a poker deck
- - Top airman
- - Thrill for Trevino
- - Thrill for Nicklaus
- - The Red Sox' Jon Lester, e.g.
- - The A of LGBTQIA, informally
- - Terrific service
- - Term used in both golf and tennis
- - Term in tennis, golf and baseball, all with different meanings
- - Term in baseball, golf and tennis
- - Term from tennis, golf or poker
- - Tennis zinger
- - Tennis point won without contest.
- - Team's top starting pitcher
- - Team's best starting pitcher
- - Tanner coup
- - Synonym of "crack"; antonym of "hack"
- - Superlative service?
- - Super service
- - Suit's top or bottom
- - Suit's bottom or top
- - Suit's bottom
- - Suit top?
- - Successful military pilot
- - Stunner from Sampras
- - Stud player's asset
- - Strong straight part?
- - Store that calls itself the place with "the helpful hardware folks"
- - Stich specialty
- - Standout pilot
- - Spadille, sometimes
- - Spaceman of Kiss
- - Something up your sleeve, perhaps
- - Something up the sleeve?
- - Solitaire foundation card
- - Solitaire base card
- - So-called "bullet"
- - Snoopy's fantasy self
- - Snoopy, in his WWI fantasies
- - Smash from Federer, maybe
- - Slider expert
- - Sleuth Ventura
- - Sleeve lining, at times
- - Sleeve dweller?
- - Skilled combat pilot
- - Single, slangily
- - Single point
- - Shot you'd never take a mulligan on
- - Shot that doesn't require putting?
- - Serving success
- - Serving feat
- - Service turned down four times in this puzzle
- - Service found in the four longest Across answers herein
- - Service feat
- - Serena's specialty
- - Seasoned aviator, e.g.
- - Score well on
- - Score well
- - Score very high on
- - Score perfectly on
- - Score 100 percent on
- - Score 100 percent
- - Sampras service sometimes
- - Sail through, as a test
- - Royal-flush high card
- - Royal flush's top card
- - Royal flush ingredient
- - Roy Halladay or the Red Baron
- - Rotation star
- - Roscoe Tanner specialty
- - Rickenbacker or von Richthofen
- - Reynolds film "Stroker ......"
- - Retail hardware chain
- - Result of rapid service?
- - Reliable pro
- - Really do well on
- - Rare occurrence at the U.S. Open on Father's Day that's a common occurrence at the U.S. Open on Labor Day
- - Rare golf shot
- - Quite a shot
- - Quickest tennis point
- - Quick-trick card
- - Quick point in tennis
- - Quick point