➠ Words with c

List contains 99148 Words that "c" contain.

  • - hurries to circulate a scare
  • - rushes to finish line
  • - Experts get right in front - to win them?
  • - attempts to beat on foot
  • - Goes fast, possibly to scare
  • - Off to the ......
  • - Hurries to the line
  • - Sprints and marathons, e.g.
  • - the .......... of castlebar: popular name for a rout of british forces in 1798.
  • - contests won if you have the right cards?
  • - cares about competitions
  • - Actively cares for equestrian events at Hamilton and Ayr
  • - competitions for all different creeds?
  • - 100m, 200m, 400m and the like
  • - Some have legs
  • - Wacky ......, children's cartoon
  • - contests of speed giving us terrible scare
  • - Peoples careers
  • - Indy 500 & others
  • - Competitive people?
  • - competitions for those with common characteristics?
  • - Four of the 10 decathlon events
  • - a terrible scare at ascot, perhaps
  • - "Don't point that beard at me! It might go off!" warned Groucho in A Day At The ...
  • - "A Day at the ...," one of Queen's best selling albums which shipped gold in the US
  • - Right cards for sporting events?
  • - Bad scare in sporting events
  • - Meet makeup
  • - Speeds, or speedy events
  • - competes in a meet, say
  • - marathon and 40-yard-dash, e.g.
  • - Like Formula 1 and MotoGP events
  • - "A Day at the ......"
  • - Regattas
  • - Big A events
  • - Runs against others
  • - Marathons
  • - Many are three-legged
  • - Events for horses and cars
  • - Events at Aqueduct
  • - Dashes, e.g.
  • - Camptown events
  • - Belmont card
  • - Where the Marxes spent a day
  • - Where the Marx Brothers spent a day
  • - Usain Bolt's events
  • - Turf affairs
  • - Three-legged and drag
  • - The Indianapolis 500 and the Daytona 500, for example
  • - Superiority contests
  • - Subject of a Foster song
  • - Strong water currents
  • - Steeplechases
  • - Steeplechase and relay
  • - Sprints, e.g.
  • - Some handicaps
  • - Saratoga events
  • - Saratoga attraction
  • - Runs in a track meet
  • - Runs a 10K
  • - Running contests
  • - Rat and relay
  • - Pimlico offerings
  • - Petty undertakings
  • - Participates in the Indy 500, for example
  • - Olympics array
  • - Oaklawn events
  • - Marx Brothers' "A Day at the ......"
  • - Makes circuits, possibly
  • - Long ones have legs
  • - Indy 500 and others
  • - Hurtles or hurdles
  • - Human and mill
  • - Hippodrome events
  • - Grand National, Hambletonian, etc.
  • - Goodwood events
  • - Events at Belmont
  • - Events at Ascot
  • - Epsom sport
  • - Downhill and slalom
  • - Derby et al.
  • - Competes at Indy
  • - Churchill Downs agenda
  • - Camptown doings
  • - Camptown contests
  • - Ball-bearing grooves
  • - "Heart It ......" Architecture in Helsinki
  • - "Camptown ......"
  • - Red, White and Black
  • - Running competitions
  • - Political events
  • - ...... Peoples
  • - Barrels
  • - Streaks
  • - Derbies, e.g
  • - Hotfoots it
  • - Zooms
  • - Revs
  • - Betting setting
  • - Dashes
  • - Indy 500 and Daytona 500
  • - Track events
  • - Goes fast
  • - Marathons, etc
  • - Political campaigns
  • - Track-and-field events
  • - Contests of speed
  • - NASCAR competitions
  • - Operates at excessive speed
  • - Marathons and sprints
  • - Indy events
  • - Goes very quickly
  • - Mid-autumn multihour news coverage
  • - Goes in a hurry
  • - Election contests
  • - Sprint and marathon?
  • - Running things
  • - Dashes against
  • - Heats at meets
  • - Many Olympic events
  • - Epsom activities
  • - Their legs are covered quickly
  • - Pimlico card
  • - Saratoga action
  • - Hurries
  • - Four of a decathlon's events
  • - Beats quickly, in a way
  • - Four decathlon events
  • - 5K and 10K
  • - Ascot events
  • - Triathlons and 10Ks
  • - Runs competitively
  • - Churchill Downs events
  • - Scare criminal in tears
  • - Epsom events
  • - Utilizes a track, in a way
  • - Green salad item
  • - large green leaves eaten in salads
  • - cutlet cooked with last of the salad
  • - Albert, a true chef, alternately uses salad leaf
  • - Green salad plant
  • - in salad may we, in conversation, permit cute arrangement?
  • - Salad plant whose varieties include TomThumb and Lollo Rosso
  • - somehow elect trade union leaders of the greens
  • - Salad basis, usually
  • - Basic salad ingredient
  • - Salad greens
  • - Leaves in salads
  • - Leaves eaten in salads
  • - Contents of some beds
  • - Caesar salad ingredient
  • - Salad bar shreds
  • - Salad standby
  • - Part of a BLT
  • - Part of BLT
  • - BLT ingredient
  • - Salad bar staple
  • - Salad leaves
  • - Salad start
  • - Salad green
  • - Salad plant
  • - Salad vegetable
  • - Salad veggie
  • - Salad base
  • - Salad bar item
  • - Salad ingredient
  • - Green-leafed salad food
  • - Salad plant with crisp leaves
  • - Basic ingredient of many salads
  • - vegetarian cutlet perhaps - an eye-opener!
  • - Partly Joe cut telegram up for money
  • - Leafy vegetable, iceberg is one type
  • - Gold-leaf nowadays?
  • - Iceberg, for instance
  • - Iceberg, cos etc
  • - Leaves permit with cute butcher?
  • - Word in BLT
  • - Bibb ..
  • - Let's say it's a green vegetable
  • - The "L" in a BLT
  • - Cos, for example
  • - Club-sandwich layer
  • - Cos
  • - Club layer
  • - Vegetable knife cut tell-tale rejected outside leaves
  • - Harvest festival item maybe allowed by brothers linked to church
  • - Sandwich layer
  • - Cos or iceberg, eg
  • - Cutlet cooked round eastern vegetable
  • - Romaine or iceberg
  • - B*T
  • - Romaine, e.g
  • - Vegetable mixed inside 31-Across
  • - Only vegetable never sold frozen, canned, processed, or cooked
  • - Low-carb sandwich wrap
  • - Lunch, part 2
  • - Money for a rabbit?
  • - Green bed
  • - Iceberg is one type
  • - Leaf source
  • - Butterhead, e.g.
  • - Bed makeup
  • - Dough; bread
  • - Cos or romaine
  • - Cos, e.g.
  • - Romaine, for one
  • - Head or iceberg
  • - Kitchen garden specialty.
  • - Boston or 19 Across.
  • - Romaine.
  • - Iceberg.
  • - Folding money: Slang.
  • - Head on a plate?
  • - Green stuff
  • - Moola
  • - Moolah
  • - Long green
  • - Leaves for dinner?
  • - "Rabbit food"
  • - Leaves for lunch
  • - Edible plant
  • - Leafy vegetable
  • - Vegetable
  • - See 16-Across
  • - The L in a BLT sandwich
  • - Day of the ... , 1971 Frederick Forsyth thriller
  • - "The ...."; 1997 Willis/Gere/Poitier film
  • - "The ...," 1997 political thriller film starring Richard Gere and Bruce Willis
  • - Wild canine of Africa and southern Asia
  • - Nocturnal mammal closely related to the dog
  • - Follower who does the dirty work
  • - Dog-like African and Asian predator
  • - "The Day of the ......": Forsyth
  • - 'The Day of the --', 1973 thriller film
  • - Does the bosses' dirty work with John away in middle England
  • - Day of the ......
  • - the act of stealing the ball at a tackle in rugby union
  • - beastly boys
  • - Animal with two names
  • - Old World canine animal
  • - It's a beast, boys!
  • - Wild African canine
  • - Dog cousin
  • - Canine predator
  • - Wild dog-like animal
  • - Wild canine scavenger
  • - Nocturnal wild dog
  • - Nocturnal dog-like predator
  • - Nocturnal canine
  • - Mean, voracious lackey
  • - Dog-like African predator
  • - Underhanded fellow
  • - Canine mammal
  • - Wolf's cousin
  • - Flunkey; dog-like omnivore
  • - Knave joining gangster, a beast
  • - Coyote's cousin
  • - Means to raise a large wild animal
  • - Dog-like carnivore
  • - Scavenger, one among crew most of all
  • - Wild animal in a lake, shown on card
  • - Names of two men hunting animal in Africa
  • - Wolf's kin
  • - Coyote cousin
  • - Toady
  • - African wild dog
  • - Scavenging canine
  • - Wild dog
  • - Scavenging wild dog
  • - Wild doglike carnivore
  • - Two names for an animal
  • - Sharp chef's implement cutting article
  • - Sharp-witted
  • - Sharp
  • - Intelligent
  • - Quick, skilful
  • - Quick to learn and understand
  • - Ingenious
  • - Capable Conservative means to apply pressure
  • - Quick to learn
  • - Cunning
  • - Skilful, adroit
  • - & 18 Down Smart Alec
  • - Smart bar is headed by Charlie
  • - Mentally or physically skilful
  • - Capable Charlie means to apply pressure
  • - Witty
  • - Smart Conservative at bar
  • - Bright clubs and bar
  • - Skilful
  • - Brainy
  • - Quick to understand
  • - Conservative Party upset expert
  • - No fool in class at any time?
  • - Handy tap handle
  • - Highly intelligent
  • - Revealing intelligence Conservative Party turned up
  • - Quick at learning and understanding
  • - Closet's opening needs handle, quick
  • - Able
  • - Smart of Jimmy to follow Charlie
  • - Bright; smart
  • - Knowledgeable
  • - Quick at learning
  • - Quick-witted
  • - "I am so ...... that sometimes I don't understand a single word of what I am saying" (Oscar Wilde quote)
  • - Nimble-minded
  • - Keen-witted
  • - Capable of finding a new angle
  • - Adroit
  • - Artful
  • - Skillful
  • - Too ...... by half
  • - Dexterous
  • - Like crossword solvers
  • - Like bons mots
  • - Quite quick
  • - Smart ..
  • - Showing know-how
  • - Resourceful
  • - Daedalian
  • - Facile.
  • - Quick
  • - See 34-Across
  • - Bright
  • - Shrewd
  • - Ingenious handle under top of contraption
  • - nimble-witted
  • - many at a bar, being bright
  • - Conservative crank, for instance, is cunning
  • - Expert of disputed relevancy does without any letters
  • - without idiot, class is always bright
  • - Lucifer's former prison
  • - Satan's scar? (3,4)
  • - The devil's former prison?
  • - Satan's scar?
  • - Satan
  • - an out-of-date prison can be the devil!
  • - Devil in what used to be a prison?
  • - The Devil, folklorically
  • - Newgate, say, one leading hell
  • - Devil seen in former police station?
  • - The devil
  • - The devil, Lucifer
  • - Another name for [see circled squares]
  • - Devil getting on with mostly agreeable Kelvin
  • - Daredevil losing the head is going to local prison with the man downstairs
  • - Name for the devil (2 words)
  • - The Devil, informally
  • - Name for the Devil
  • - devil of a place for prisoners, formerly?
  • - Word with arts or accounting
  • - ---- scotland, arts funding body
  • - i have to cater possibly for being inventive
  • - Inventive, arty
  • - Full of original ideas
  • - While fools react, I have to be brief and original!
  • - Inventive or imaginative
  • - Artistic, inventive
  • - Original member of family left out after bit of controversy
  • - Portion of an ad agency's budget
  • - trace out - i have to be artistic
  • - Showing originality
  • - Inventive, artistic
  • - Artistic
  • - Involving imagination and original ideas
  • - Jazz fan hanging round about -- I have to be artistic
  • - Unusual cave rite showing imagination
  • - Showing imagination, island invested in reforming vet care
  • - Make over for broadcast by imaginative type
  • - Original 100 pounds squandered by one of the family
  • - Ingenious engineers on the job, taking clubs to the fore
  • - Like artists
  • - Thinking outside the box
  • - Kind of writing
  • - Like great artists
  • - Productive (of).
  • - Adjective for 13 Across.
  • - Mentally productive.
  • - Adjective for poets, painters, etc.
  • - Productive
  • - Inventive
  • - Imaginative
  • - Inspired
  • - Outside the box?
  • - Original ...
  • - Ingenious
  • - showing imagination etc, i rave frenziedly
  • - trouble i avert in case of cute person doing artistic work