➠ Words with c
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- - Instructed to deduce at random
- - New cadet due to be trained
- - Sort of guess a graduate might make?
- - Learned river ebbs to cover old coin
- - taught a lesson, perhaps?
- - Knowledgeable English press chief pocketing old gold coin
- - Informed old coin is found in river to the west
- - Dead cute model learnt a lesson
- - trained the river to flow back with a coin in
- - Wise to infer this from information around nucleus of data what could be the density
- - taught to give an english coin to the journalist
- - Knowledgeable final volume from theologian getting to grips with acute problem
- - Taught English journalist about old European coin
- - Taught to place old coin in rising river
- - acted due to having been trained
- - Learned English with crazy dude carrying whip
- - Knowledgeable Oriental theologian getting to grips with acute problem
- - Schooled, trained
- - Taught by Oriental from old bank with English director
- - Did time in detention centre perhaps and learned a lesson
- - Taught cadet, due to be transferred
- - Learned due date must be adjusted to accommodate Conservative
- - Did time in detection centre perhaps and learned a lesson
- - Taught to place coin in rising river
- - Trained to find ancient coin in rising river
- - Learned from two journalists accepting a cut criminally
- - Has learned the lesson - arrange due date welcoming first child
- - Trained with director after school
- - Went to school by train from delta
- - Possessing a college degree
- - Trained to appreciate.
- - Trained
- - taught twin boys to hold a posh pet
- - learned pair of journalists touring university with whiskery type
- - cadet due to be deployed as taught
- - taught dead cute arrangement
- - Brought up and taught
- - ...... guess (speculation that is more than conjecture)
- - Bestselling Tara Westover memoir about life after homeschooling
- - Learned, erudite
- - Literate, upper-class chap entertained by two senior journalists
- - Enlightened pair of journalists embracing posh moggie
- - Instructed, taught
- - About old bit of Venice, European editor must be well informed
- - Dead cute model has gone through university
- - Well-informed drill for opening doors
- - Was coach learned?
- - Analytic
- - Book-learned
- - Type of guess
- - Like some guesses
- - Schooled.
- - Lettered
- - Imparts knowledge
- - Instructed
- - Taught
- - Scholarly
- - Learned
- - Erudite
- - Well-versed
- - Wise ....
- - Skilled
- - Like bachelors
- - Knowledgeable
- - Confused, dead cute and well-taught
- - Dead cute as taught!
- - moved into position
- - Quietly done up and put in position
- - Having a position in power, subsequently lambasted
- - Found a job for
- - Wasn't first park to put something in the water
- - Didn't get first position with director
- - Identified, as a face
- - Lost by a nose, perhaps
- - Showed up the show horse?
- - Took a second?
- - Came in second?
- - Put in position
- - In position
- - In the position to plead wildly, keeping a cool head
- - public library expert has daughter located
- - Set down, positioned
- - Came first, second or third and rested
- - Didn't quite win
- - Took second
- - Almost won
- - Got third money
- - Ran second.
- - Finished second
- - Arranged
- - Situated
- - Put .......
- - Laid
- - Ordered
- - Positioned
- - Located
- - ...... set
- - Soothe
- - thus find frilly material a comfort
- - thus left expert in comfort
- - Comfort during hardship
- - For this reason they'll add delicate material to provide comfort
- - Thus, pretty fabric is a consolation
- - so it's decorative yet consoling?
- - so ornamental fabric can be a comfort in distress?
- - so such ornamentation produces consolation?
- - In such a way fine fabric provides comfort
- - Relief from the sun? Air conditioner energy!
- - Thus delicate fabric provides comfort
- - so it's pretty consoling!
- - relief during hard times
- - Thus fortify with alcohol for consolation
- - Expert supporting the Spanish revolutionary provides comfort
- - thus given ornamental fabric to comfort
- - Consolation in a time of great distress
- - A close arrangement for comfort
- - Take ...... in (find comforting)
- - Relief in affliction
- - Relief from grief
- - Comfort in misery
- - Very secure in comfort
- - Comfort in hard times
- - Sun, fantastic, brings comfort
- - Consolation
- - Comfort in time of disappointment or sorrow
- - Consolation, comfort
- - 'There, there,' e.g
- - Comfort during hard times
- - Aid for a blue state
- - Comfort in time of distress
- - Comfort during a crisis
- - Comfort only installing air conditioning brings
- - Comfort in sorrow
- - Emotional support
- - Comfort in grief
- - Comfort, consolation
- - Comfort in distress
- - Offer commiserations to
- - '90 Living Colour single "...... of You"
- - Living Colour "...... of You"
- - Bond film "Quantum of ......"
- - Comfort for a griever
- - Ease of mind
- - Grief relief
- - Say "There, there" to, e.g.
- - Comfort giver
- - Take away the pain
- - Allay grief
- - "Sorrow chang'd to ...... . . . ": Shak.
- - Joplin tango
- - Mourner's need
- - Be of comfort to
- - Famous U. S. hospital ship.
- - Famous American hospital ship.
- - Peaceful feeling
- - Make cheerful.
- - Alleviation
- - 'Buck up!'
- - Cheer up
- - Offer comfort to
- - Say "there, there" to
- - Console
- - Assuage
- - Mitigate
- - Relief
- - Source of relief
- - Pain relief
- - Comforting words
- - Soothing words
- - Comfort
- - Give comfort to
- - Really marvellous blankets back in hotel providing comfort
- - quantum of ..., bond film
- - Source of comfort
- - Bond movie, Quantum Of ...
- - the sun on one is a comfort
- - bill is alone without comfort
- - about trainee always being smart
- - Bright though a little cloudy, always
- - many move up, being bright
- - the idiot leaves the class always to become bright!
- - Bright — brilliant
- - It's bright and cold and you get up only with difficulty
- - About to enjoy oneself when it turns bright
- - a number have something to prize, being intelligent
- - idiot leaves class always pretty bright
- - Extremely cheerful and always bright
- - Smart Alec at last given prize
- - Sharp-witted, knowledgeable
- - class's top student, always brainy
- - sharp crowbar underneath concrete surface
- - Smart figure by the bar
- - Shrewd enough to keep a cool head at the bar
- - veer around after catholic pupil: smart
- - Smart about means of exerting pressure
- - Smart to return bits of spare Velcro
- - What the expert can figure always to be
- - Smart clubs with means of exerting pressure
- - Sharp or quick-witted
- - the first two in the class always intelligent
- - catholic student, always smart
- - Skilful century and a half, always
- - 150 always smart
- - See a bar as smart
- - 150 always intelligent
- - Ingenious; skilful
- - Smart bar to east of Croatia's capital
- - Talented, skilful
- - Sharp chopper -- ace cut
- - Adroit(Used today)
- - Sharp and able
- - Gifted
- - Astute
- - Talented
- - Mentally skilful
- - Witty Conservative at bar
- - dog gets old - behold tint
- - Hue, tint
- - Tottenham tint
- - Tint
- - Cobalt added to darken pigment
- - Your and my appearance after a pass may be red
- - Pass our flag
- - company left with our dye
- - tortoises appear to have this kind of vision
- - slightly exaggerate an account and blush
- - red, for example
- - Scoundrel keeping Oscar, behold in the shade
- - Dye, pigment
- - Maybe cool for half an hour in the shade
- - Go red in the face
- - Red, say
- - Tinge — distort
- - Complexion.
- - Green, say
- - Waft from Court of Law produced by shady type
- - Tinge, hue
- - Cool jazz from revolutionary Russia produced by shady type
- - Hue, shade
- - Blue or green, say
- - Blue or green
- - Paint line and circle in reduced playing area
- - Red half of 14 across?
- - Paint company on left of us
- - Blush, go red
- - Blush in the shade
- - Pink Floyd "Green is the ......"
- - English complexion
- - Shade, in Shropshire
- - Vivid quality: Brit. sp.
- - Go red
- - Hue
- - Blush
- - Affect
- - Red, perhaps, as an officer having our support
- - The ...... of Magic, the first of Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels
- - Something that's 'true whether or not you believe in it,' per Neil deGrasse Tyson
- - Physics, e.g
- - Eg, physics or biology
- - Physics i.e
- - "It's true whether or not you believe in it," per Neil deGrasse Tyson
- - Chemistry or physics
- - Biology or chemistry
- - Paleontology or archaeology, e.g.
- - It can be social or natural, e.g.
- - Biology or geology, e.g.
- - Physics or optics
- - Astronomy, e.g.
- - Word with fiction or fair
- - Hydrodynamics or zoology, e.g.
- - It can be social or natural
- - Fiction or fair preceder
- - Biology or physics
- - Word with fiction or Christian
- - Physics or chemistry
- - Biology or ecology
- - High school department
- - '...... is a wonderful thing if one does not have to earn one's living at it': Einstein
- - 'A profound source of spirituality,' per Carl Sagan
- - Technology
- - Nieces raging about carbon technology
- - Discipline since corrected by church
- - Electromagnetic field?
- - Branch of knowledge
- - Eg, physics
- - Class with a lab, often
- - Oddly sick niece ill-disposed towards discipline
- - Christian —; — fiction
- - Systematized knowledge
- - Discipline extremely sarcastic niece perhaps
- - *It may be political
- - Prestigious academic journal
- - Organised body of knowledge
- - Researcher's field
- - Bill Nye's field
- - Spock's specialty
- - 'The great antidote to the poison of enthusiasm and superstition,' per Adam Smith
- - Subject such as biology
- - It 'never solves a problem without raising 10 more,' per George Bernard Shaw
- - Specialised knowledge
- - "The poetry of reality": Dawkins
- - Nieces excited about first bit of chemical knowledge
- - Word stated in a Thomas Dolby song
- - Systematic study
- - N*F
- - "The poetry of reality," per Richard Dawkins
- - Fair subject
- - Class that might have a lab
- - Focus of some fairs
- - Kind of fiction
- - Thomas Huxley called it "common sense at its best"
- - "...... is nothing but perception": Plato
- - Sweet ...... (boxing, to some)
- - Bill Nye's area of expertise
- - Lepidopterology, for one
- - "Nothing but perception," to Plato
- - Experimental field
- - Part of B.S.
- - It's not always exact
- - "Nova" subject
- - Physics, for one
- - Bill Nye's specialty
- - Journal with an annual "Breakthrough of the Year" award
- - Kind of fair
- - "The language of the temporal world": Balzac
- - Spock's field
- - Learning
- - "The whole of ...... is nothing more than a refinement of everyday thinking": Einstein
- - Fiction type
- - Entomology, for one
- - It "is nothing but perception," wrote Plato
- - Optics is one
- - Fair focus
- - Premed focus
- - Down to a .......... (exact)
- - Organized body of knowledge
- - SUPEREGO
- - One of Einstein's fortes
- - Art's companion
- - "On ......" (Source of Stepquote)
- - Subject for today's scholars.
- - Important course of study.
- - "Nothing but perception," according to Plato.
- - Knowledge
- - School subject.
- - Lab subject
- - Fair
- - Part 3 of today's quote
- - Social
- - Computer
- - Weird
- - See 2-Down
- - High school subject
- - skill taught in laboratories
- - Empirical and evidence-based inquiry
- - Knowledge of the physical world
- - Area of study that uses scientific methods
- - Study and knowledge of the physical world
- - school subject that is included in the carolinas, along with english
- - focus of many a school fair
- - small church has nice deployment as a field of study
- - Lab doings
- - christian ........, denomination founded by mary baker eddy in 1879
- - Branch of knowledge transforming scenic Spain
- - Grizzle
- - firm with male, unattractive grouse
- - Grouse almost turn up on the prairie
- - Protest carbon monoxide from motorway on grassland
- - Commander has simple beef
- - Company representative rested beef
- - Carp arrive undone and unseasoned
- - Grouse appear briefly west of flatland
- - Rail service to take in Jura at last
- - Express dissatisfaction
- - Grouse or lion with camp cooking
- - Grouse to arrive shortly on prairie
- - Grouse nearly arrived on grassland
- - Grouse nearly arrived on the steppe
- - Express dissatisfaction with Otis being taking off compilations
- - Beef, grouse
- - Express dissatisfaction with corrupt Milan cop
- - Grumble when evening service is cut short, penning article
- - Beef of new policeman drained of energy
- - Beef (or grouse?)
- - Raise objections
- - Express displeasure
- - Find fault
- - Moan
- - Grouse
- - Crab
- - Protest
- - Bellyache
- - Express discontent
- - Lament
- - Kvetch
- - Grumble
- - Beef
- - Gripe
- - Murmur
- - Bellyache for fellow opening milk with no flavour