➠ Words with c
List contains 99148 Words that "c" contain.
- - President during his or her last days in office, e.g.
- - Official coming to the end of period in office?
- - Spooner's Lady Fortune for company in trouble
- - Someone no longer able to perform effectively
- - Person losing power towards the end of a term of office
- - Elected official not much longer in office
- - Limping water-bird, a government set to fall perhaps
- - Ineffectual person, this writer the French avoid locking up
- - Ineffective type made off, coming into fortune
- - Ineffectual office holder
- - Pathetic type of excuse for getting nothing from ineffectual figure
- - Person without capability or chance to cross a sea
- - Lustrous material to avoid, being ineffectual
- - Who might have no score at end of game?
- - Limping water-bird, a government set to go say
- - Political retiree-to-be
- - Person soon to be out of a job
- - Office holder, not reelected
- - George Bush, for two months in the early '90s
- - Kind of Congressman
- - Mouse in the House?
- - Name for the Twentieth Amendment.
- - Act of 1933.
- - Kind of session
- - One on the way out
- - On the way out
- - Politico with limited power
- - Vulnerable sort, male, out, getting no runs
- - Defeated incumbent [2 wds.]
- - Crumbling power, weakling
- - Person with rapidly declining power
- - Outgoing officeholder
- - Feeble flier?
- - Capricious Dame Fortune protects no-hoper
- - Politician whose tenure is ending
- - Useless thing preparing meal with meat
- - Feeble thing
- - Lady Fortune, for Spooner, one no longer effective
- - One weakly serving out a term
- - Certain November also-ran
- - One not re-elected
- - Politician with limited power
- - One serving out a term
- - Bush, circa 12/92
- - One losing power, perhaps
- - Politician with a limited future
- - One with no future
- - Fading politico
- - Helpless one?
- - *Defeated incumbent
- - Surprisingly, UK calmed by this ineffectual person
- - Reprobate will have nothing to do with Dickensian character
- - Wool owner of rhyme
- - 'Baa, Baa, ..... ....., have you any wool?'
- - Lawmaker who doesn't toe the line
- - Familial outcast depicted three times in this puzzle
- - Family embarrassment, on the farm?
- - censored word about shack upset disgraceful figure
- - Disreputable family member
- - Unprincipled reprobate — nursery rhyme animal
- - Non-conformist or disgraced family member
- - Disreputable relative
- - Disreputable member of the family
- - Bishop associated with miss, the female on record as a disgrace
- - Family disgrace
- - Bad apple
- - Disgraceful family member
- - Family outcast
- - Disgraced member to want silence amid sound of alarm?
- - Family embarrassment
- - Colorful outcast
- - Undesirable family member
- - Outcast of the family
- - Wayward one
- - Family pariah
- - Smears tar on a Dickens character?
- - Deviant in a group
- - Prodigal son
- - Family scapegrace.
- - Disreputable person
- - Prodigal son, e.g.
- - Misfit
- - Scapegrace
- - Ne'er-do-well
- - Ostracized family member
- - Disreputable member [of a family]
- - Virus experts, of sorts
- - Enthusiastic experts on computers etc (abbr)
- - computer gurus
- - Computer experts or those who manage lighting and sound at concerts
- - Computer experts, e.g.
- - Computer geeks, e.g.
- - Best Buy's Geek Squad, e.g.
- - Computer whizzes
- - Computer repairers
- - Hardware experts
- - Computer experts
- - Some experts on viruses
- - Online helpers
- - They know their Apples
- - Network administrators, usually
- - Helpful group on-line
- - Virus fighters
- - "the years ...... much which the days never know": ralph waldo emerson
- - train those emptying machine removed from mine
- - train in a classroom
- - Quite a change revealed to train
- - Cuppa cold on hot train
- - "Show" everyone goes to the West End for
- - Give the mind lessons to the tiny people
- - Instruct and uplift
- - Train set removed from tea chest?
- - Nickname for an instructor
- - Cheat deviously and inform
- - Edward --, the pirate Blackbeard
- - Head of a classroom, in slang
- - Model of car and every train
- - Quite a character, keeping aboard train
- - One at the head of the class, informally
- - Work in the field of 43-Across
- - Conduct the class
- - Head of the class, in slang
- - Be at the head of the class
- - Head a class
- - Slangy form of address in the classroom
- - Hammer lessons home
- - Blackbeard the pirate.
- - "And gladly ......."
- - Guide the studies of.
- - Show the ropes to
- - Show the ropes
- - Show the way
- - Train.
- - Train heads for the east and comes home
- - train how to cheat
- - Train, instruct
- - What those who can't do do, or so they say
- - *Educate, as school children
- - raise class consciousness?
- - "...... your children" (crosby, stills, nash & young hit)
- - Lecture students, say
- - What professors do
- - Emulate a tutor
- - tutor, say
- - Show a clever way to cheat
- - Give lessons to
- - Explain how
- - be like will schuester
- - Coach with facial hair under nose earl sent up
- - Instruct Captain Blackbeard
- - A meal with a companion can be instructive
- - do schoolwork with students?
- - cheat to become an instructor
- - Do a tutor's job
- - Instruct or tutor
- - Provide instruction
- - Act as a paid informer
- - Take classes
- - Educate kids
- - Educate or instruct
- - Educate coach
- - Hold a class
- - Give instruction in church after a meal
- - Show how to cheat perhaps
- - Engage a few pupils
- - Inform church after meal
- - fathers .... you to ride a bike
- - Pass on knowledge
- - Emulate a professor
- - Cheat (anag)
- - Blackbeard's aka
- - Give lessons
- - Edify
- - Give orders
- - Some educate a child?
- - To tutor
- - Give an online lecture, say
- - Cheat horribly to inform
- - Pirate show
- - Instruct a class
- - Instruct in church after meal
- - Instruct church after meal
- - Drop knowledge
- - Do school work
- - Impart wisdom to
- - Inform in church after meal
- - Inform companion after meal
- - Some educate aching to inform
- - Be a mentor
- - Coach, instruct
- - Coach from Margate, a charabanc
- - Serve as a tutor to
- - Do schoolwork?
- - Work with class
- - Work like Mr. Chips or Mr. Kotter
- - Work with pupils
- - Help learners achieve top grade in college
- - Drill effectively
- - Lecture, say
- - Show or tell how
- - Emulate Anne Sullivan
- - Start a class action, perhaps
- - Share knowledge
- - Pass along learning
- - What a music class will do
- - Offer lessons
- - CSNY "...... Your Children"
- - What some dons do
- - Impart learning
- - Emulate Mr. Chips
- - Work in school
- - Emulate a schoolmarm
- - Show how
- - Class instructor, informally
- - Have class?
- - Emulate Mr. Kotter
- - Blackbeard by another name
- - Classroom nickname
- - Blackbeard
- - Emulate Socrates
- - Practice pedagogy
- - Emulate Montessori
- - Emulate Jean Brodie
- - Edward ...... (Blackbeard)
- - Blackbeard of piracy
- - Famous buccaneer.
- - Celebrated pirate.
- - Famous English pirate.
- - Run a webinar
- - Educate
- - Follow a profession.
- - Give a lesson to
- - Tutor.
- - Impart
- - Inform
- - Impart knowledge
- - Enlighten
- - Do a professor's job
- - Instruct
- - ...... school
- - Show
- - Discipline
- - Demonstrate
- - Instil
- - Cause to know how
- - Show how everyone gets a letter
- - edward —, english pirate also known as blackbeard who died in 1718
- - give lessons in a subject
- - Pinball and video game establishment
- - Donkey Kong's establishment
- - Amusement park establishment
- - Video-games establishment
- - Place to play 'Dance Dance Revolution'
- - shopping street
- - covered area of shops and stalls
- - race round with a key to shops
- - Breakout room?
- - Assistance for vessel, we hear, in covered passage
- - ... games (coin-operated games)
- - ... Fire (indie rock band)
- - Place to play NBA Jam and Donkey Kong
- - Where one finds shops are protecting rotter
- - One raced around shopping area
- - .. Fire, indie rock band based in Montreal
- - Place for Ms. Pac-Man
- - Place where people might find Pac-Man and Asteriods machines
- - Video gamer's hangout
- - Wherein to shop for games?
- - Hangout for a pinball fan
- - take the little bounder by the ear when shopping there
- - race madly round present-day covered precinct
- - order car keys at some shops
- - gallery of shops
- - dave & buster's area
- - gaming site whose machines originally took pennies
- - Where one might find shops are shielding scoundrel
- - a shopping centre in which an ad is placed with care
- - Here one finds shops are stocked by rotter
- - place an advertisement with care where shoppers are sure to see it
- - place where you can play defender or missile command
- - "Space Invaders" venue
- - chuck e. cheese attraction
- - Shop-lined covered walk
- - Place with games
- - frequent filming location for "the king of kong: a fistful of quarters"
- - Gaming hall
- - Boardwalk feature
- - place for pong and pacman
- - Gamer's paradise
- - Shopping area – area raced around
- - Arched gallery
- - Shopping corridor
- - Covered passageway
- - Video game room
- - Token room?
- - Roofed-in gallery
- - Roofed passageway
- - Players' place
- - House of games
- - Gamer's place
- - Game emporium
- - Covered way
- - Covered shopping area
- - Where many lives are expended
- - Where kids might spend quarters
- - Where a token may be taken
- - Video-game site
- - Video gamer's mecca
- - Token place
- - Tilting place?
- - Roofed lane
- - Quartermaster's hangout?
- - Pole Position spot
- - Place where you need tokens to play video games
- - Place where people might find Pac-Man and Asteroids machines
- - Place to play air hockey and pinball
- - Place to find Atari games
- - Place for slot machines
- - Place for pinball machines
- - Pinball player's paradise.
- - Pinball parlour
- - Pinball milieu
- - Part of many a mall
- - Pac-Man's home
- - Ornamental carving on furniture
- - Noisy business
- - Mode for some video games
- - London's Burlington, e.g.
- - London's Burlington ........
- - It comes with all the bells and whistles
- - Hall of games
- - Gamer's mecca
- - Game gallery
- - Covered shopway
- - Three-headed arm muscle informally
- - muscle flexed when you straighten your arm
- - Muscle controlled by the radial nerve, informally
- - Push-up target, informally
- - It's needed for a push-up, informally
- - .... dips: upper-arm workout
- - .... exercise: upper arm strengthener
- - Arm muscle
- - Arm muscle, informally
- - ... extensions (workout)
- - aid in reaching out
- - Prepaid stocking stuffer
- - Rectangular present
- - Present whose cost is no mystery
- - Present with many options
- - Gridiron player
- - Football play
- - Football player.
- - Play on the gridiron
- - Football maneuver.
- - challenge an opposition player
- - End's neighbor
- - Guard's teammate
- - Gridiron stalwart
- - Down a Jet
- - Sports gear.
- - Wrestle a Bear?
- - Grapple
- - Angler's gear
- - Angling gear
- - Address
- - Have a go at
- - Accept as a challenge
- - Equipment
- - Gear
- - Fishing equipment
- - Undertake
- - Fishing gear
- - Take on
- - Paraphernalia
- - Challenge
- - Confront
- - Take down
- - Deal (with)
- - Grapple with fishing equipment
- - Bring to the ground, stop
- - approach large deer and tiger, say, from the south
- - deal with a story about a heartless crook!
- - Sporting equipment or manoeuvre
- - H.S. class covering integrals
- - Advanced H.S. math course
- - H.S. math for some college-bound students
- - Math class for coll. credit
- - High-level H.S. math class
- - Pre-coll. class
- - H.S. class that covers integrals
- - Tough H.S. math course
- - High-level H.S. class with integrals
- - Math course for coll. credit
- - H.S. math class
- - College Board math class
- - Calico's crate
- - Claw-proof crate
- - How to transport a purring pet