➠ Words with c
List contains 99148 Words that "c" contain.
- - clark, cavett or van dyke
- - .... Van Patten
- - Actor York
- - "The ...... Van Dyke Show"
- - ...... Van Dyke
- - Actor Van Dyke
- - Actor Powell
- - van dyke, star of mary poppins
- - A detective inspector - also a half back?
- - Former senior police woman detective
- - is he more clever than bobby?
- - Coppers' old boss and one less senior creak at the edges
- - Detective possibly spotted
- - "Any Tom, ... and Harry would know that!"
- - Herman Melville's "Moby-..."
- - ... Smith, prosthetic make-up artist who won an Oscar for his work in "Amadeus"
- - Evelyn .......... murder trial
- - Tracy or Cheney
- - Mr. York
- - Jane's primer pal
- - George W.'s veep
- - Comedian Gregory
- - "New Age Girl" Deadeye ......
- - Mayor Whittington
- - "Vice" subject Cheney
- - Busy don instigating contract killing, all upfront
- - Talk show host Cavett
- - Dubya's veep
- - Veep between Al and Joe
- - Clark of "American Bandstand"
- - Detective spotted in restaurant?
- - "Tricky ......" (presidential nickname)
- - Tracy of the comics
- - Nixon nickname
- - Author Philip K. ......
- - Clark of "American Bandstand" fame
- - Clark or Butkus
- - Either portrayer of TV's Darrin Stevens
- - "Tricky" nickname
- - Word each theme entry ends with a synonym for
- - Button on skates
- - Clark or Cheney
- - Vonnegut's "Deadeye ......"
- - Button or Butkus
- - Clark or Tracy
- - Button on the ice
- - Cheney or Clark
- - Gregory or Francis
- - 16-Across, to some
- - Tracy of comics
- - George's veep
- - Skater Button
- - "Tricky" White House nickname
- - Det. Tracy
- - 1999 movie about Nixon
- - Police detective
- - Tess's bridegroom
- - Cavett
- - Tracy or Cavett
- - Hotel cop
- - Merriwell.
- - Nixon.
- - Nixon, for one.
- - Mr. Nixon.
- - Sculptor of FDR statue in London.
- - Chester Gould's demon detective.
- - Tracy?
- - Sleuth of a sort.
- - Sleuth, slangily
- - Former White House nickname
- - Gumshoe
- - One of a well-known trio.
- - Detachable shirtfront
- - Shamus
- - Detective, slangily
- - Tec
- - Detective: Slang.
- - Sleuth: Slang.
- - Man's nickname
- - Presidential nickname
- - Generic guy
- - See 20-Across
- - See 9-Across
- - prez after lyndon
- - one of enid blyton's famous five.
- - Basketball sportscaster Vitale
- - Surname of Ada, a pioneer in computer programming
- - Countess of --, 1815-52, daughter of Lord Byron
- - Poet to be very fond of Anglo-Catholic finery?
- - English poet, contemporary of Ben Jonson.
- - One of the Cavalier poets.
- - Poet's fondness for fine fabric
- - considered the world's first computer programmer
- - Ada ---, mathematician who may be considered the first computer programmer
- - programmer's dearest material
- - the first known computer programmer
- - Computer pioneer Ada
- - Richard --, English Cavalier poet
- - 'Stone walls do not a prison make' poet
- - Richard --, 1618-57, English Cavalier poet
- - Pioneering computer programmer Ada
- - Cavalier poet
- - He wrote: "Stone walls do not a prison make."
- - Lucasta's poet.
- - English poet
- - Cavalier poet very much like Spike?
- - Considered the first computer programmer, Ada ....
- - Zero added to fifty plus one for English mathematician
- - contempt for southern cereal
- - Contemptuously reject southern maize
- - despise grain produced in the south
- - Deride
- - mock small crop
- - deride southern cereal crop
- - Disdain to treat corns
- - Contempt for girl leaving dance hall with heartless Ron
- - Like cold water, it can be poured on things
- - Loathing calluses when cycling
- - Disdain, mock
- - look upon with contempt
- - what a scowl signifies
- - Display contempt for
- - Extreme contempt
- - Dismissive attitude
- - Disdainful feeling
- - Feeling of contempt
- - Express disdain
- - Sneer at
- - Treat with disdain
- - Look down one's nose at
- - Show contempt
- - Show disdain
- - Show contempt toward
- - Pooh-pooh
- - Opprobrium.
- - Reject
- - Cold-shoulder
- - Dis
- - Hold in contempt
- - Dismiss
- - Spurn
- - Treat like a pariah
- - Treat badly
- - Detest
- - Despise
- - Bad blood
- - Mock
- - Ridicule
- - Disdain
- - Contempt
- - Derisive feeling
- - derision
- - contempt of court beginning during ron's dancing
- - So pluck may be needed in making jugs!
- - Pokeys
- - worry race will be diverted
- - Be affected emotionally
- - worry can shorten one's career
- - Be concerned about
- - To drive with it, you need a car key
- - Painstaking attention
- - ... Bears, '80s multi-colored plush bears that headlined their own TV shows and films
- - give a rat's ass
- - The "C" of T.L.C.
- - the "c" in icu
- - word with bear or hair
- - Medical service
- - what some vacationers are asked to take upon departure?
- - Give a rat's
- - The C of ICU or TLC
- - "ask me if i ....!"
- - Trouble at start of career
- - "I ... a Lot" (2020 film starring Rosamund Pike)
- - Day ... (kids facility)
- - Close attentiveness
- - Doesn't .... for; dislikes
- - Type of package sent by an empty nester, maybe
- - Takin' ... of Business (Bachman-Turner Overdrive song)
- - "Would you ... to elaborate?"
- - mindful attention
- - Mind that lint is removed from clarinet
- - Daddy Day ... (Eddie Murphy film)
- - Caution wariness
- - Handle with ... (words on a box containing eggs)
- - "C" in ICU
- - Day ... (creche)
- - Mind vehicle at end of avenue
- - Handle with ... (words on a container for fragile items)
- - Day ... (facility for children)
- - Pay attention to, while someone is sick or injured
- - Finishes near central Ruislip
- - Comes on to finish the ninth
- - Finishes
- - Winds up near Swiss capital
- - Winds up sales force having no fear
- - stops the show
- - Finalizes, like a deal
- - Seals up
- - Concludes a real estate deal
- - Intimate friends
- - Shuts
- - Completes a real estate deal
- - Shuts, as a door
- - Completes, as a deal
- - Trading-day conclusions
- - Puts a padlock on
- - Turns over the "Open" sign
- - "Sincerely," and others
- - Conservative fails and goes out of business
- - Stops taking customers
- - Finalizes
- - Flips the "Open" sign
- - "Yours truly" and others
- - Completes a sales day
- - Shutters
- - Completes, as a home sale
- - Admits no more customers
- - Trading day ends
- - Completes the deal
- - "Yours truly" and the like
- - Finalizes, as a deal
- - Approaches, with "in"
- - Padlocks
- - Seals off
- - Seals
- - Makes inaccessible
- - What a flop show does.
- - Cathedral precincts.
- - Puts a lid on
- - Draws
- - Completes
- - Winds up
- - Terminates
- - Wraps up
- - Goes last
- - Shuts down
- - Consolidates.
- - Ends.
- - Concludes
- - arrangement for music for 20
- - Maestro's concern
- - Achieve one's goal
- - What two X's make
- - Music for a movie
- - Conductor's reference
- - Hockey announcer's shout
- - Film's music
- - Music for film
- - Movie music
- - Music for a film
- - Film's orchestral music
- - Maestro's reference
- - Accompanying music for a film
- - Nick's angry about Conservative
- - Film music
- - Composer's creation
- - .... music
- - it's settled in revenge
- - the —, 2001 action film starring robert de niro and edward norton
- - Aching to retain a hundred notes
- - 20 years, in the Gettysburg Address
- - Put numbers on the board
- - get one past the goalie
- - Twenty known by those in the know?
- - Get the ball past the goalie
- - number of points
- - 20 aggrieved about 100
- - Get a touchdown, for example
- - cross home
- - john williams composition
- - Baseball game stat
- - Roman XX
- - Make scratches in roof of shopping centre
- - Put the ball in the net
- - Musical arrangement
- - Make it all the way
- - ESPN datum
- - Sportscast datum
- - Sports page item
- - Baseball tally
- - Shutout spoiler
- - Make a point, perhaps
- - Get lucky!
- - Something to settle
- - Gettysburg Address word
- - Touchdown
- - Orchestrate
- - Sports page datum
- - Berate
- - Put points on the board
- - Beat the goalie
- - Put up points
- - Cross the goal line
- - Scratch result
- - Win a point
- - Get a goal
- - Reach home safely?
- - Group of 20
- - Make a point
- - Twenty, the full total
- - Two tens added together for mark
- - 'Jackpot!'
- - Tally; scratch
- - Hear this result could make racehorse upset
- - Point count
- - Number of goals/points
- - Twenty
- - Make a goal
- - Stadium posting
- - Make runs — twenty
- - Sportscast offering
- - Heart following spades produces points
- - Cross home plate
- - Come home safely
- - Goal or basket
- - Get points
- - Please, with "with"
- - Gettysburg Address unit
- - Make a good point?
- - Groove in record
- - Hit a three-pointer, say
- - Steal home, say
- - Total of love-god mounting when touring clubs
- - 20 years
- - Tally; twenty
- - Steal home
- - Cross the plate
- - Dozen + octet
- - Brahms creation
- - Best Original ......
- - Twenty years
- - Number in double figures to achieve success
- - 20 years, e.g
- - It may be tied
- - Tally; group of twenty
- - Get a touchdown, say
- - Get a groove on?
- - Be brought home?
- - Medic at last probes painful scratch
- - Make a basket
- - Word on some Oscars
- - Upset about clubs making purchase of illegal drugs
- - Win points
- - Something a composer composes
- - Kick a field goal, say
- - Cold, and angry about state of match
- - Twenty, in a famous address
- - Get a touchdown, e.g
- - Twenty points accumulated
- - Something to be settled
- - Make it home safely?
- - An account to settle?
- - 50-50, maybe
- - Gig for John Williams
- - Make a touchdown
- - Make a run?
- - Some players make it, others read it
- - Manage to get, informally
- - Deeply scratch
- - Mark; twenty
- - Gain a point (20 of them?)
- - 20%
- - 'Booyah!'
- - Oscar category
- - Hit pay dirt
- - Success
- - CO/ME home
- - Note book
- - Get the point
- - Something to keep
- - Harshly criticize
- - Go home.
- - Reckoning.
- - Ballpark figures?
- - 9-5, e.g.
- - Notch
- - Result
- - Attain a goal.
- - Goal
- - Censure
- - Grudge
- - Kind of board
- - XX
- - Tally
- - Scratch
- - Achieve
- - Sports figure
- - Ballpark figure
- - "Yes, ......!"
- - Mark.
- - get goals - a lot, it seems
- - group or set of 20
- - scratch number of points
- - Get a run
- - a tally of twenty
- - unhappy over copyright for musical work
- - Earn points
- - Mark, get the point!
- - Orchestrate result
- - Get a goal in soccer