➠ Words with c
List contains 99148 Words that "c" contain.
- - Extent
- - Sliding ...
- - series of notes on a fish?
- - Ascend a mountain, say
- - Important map information
- - Alec's fresh mount
- - Dieter's aid
- - "Rate the play on a ... of one to ten."
- - graduated measure
- - climb with laces undone
- - You might dread stepping on it
- - weigh station?
- - Tartar's hierarchy
- - It makes a fish or a dragon's armor
- - Series of musical notes
- - "How would you rate this on a ... of one to ten?"
- - Beaufort, for one
- - Set of musical notes
- - Lie detector for a supposed loser?
- - Minimum wage
- - Weighing instrument
- - Performer's minimum wage
- - Bathroom floor item
- - Richter or Beaufort
- - Dieter's place of reckoning
- - Deli counter item
- - Clean fish
- - 1 inch = 10 miles, e.g.
- - Union wage
- - Sort of model
- - Reduce, with "back"
- - Range of values
- - Place to see if a diet works
- - One to ten, sometimes
- - One to ten, say
- - Musical progression
- - Music practice
- - Map info
- - Make it to the top
- - Do-to-do journey
- - Dieter's obsession
- - Dieter's digital device
- - Dieter's device
- - Delicatessen device
- - Climb over
- - Clean fish, in a way
- - Butcher-shop machine
- - 1:62,500, e.g.
- - "On a ...... from 1 to 10 ..."
- - What a dieter steps on
- - Weight-watcher's measurer
- - Weight Watchers meeting need
- - Weighing site
- - Weighing need
- - Weighing device in the bathroom
- - Weigher
- - Union's minimum wage
- - Union rate
- - Union minimum wage
- - Unimpressive wage
- - Tackle an Alp
- - Table of prices, wages, etc.
- - Surmount a mount
- - Sol-fa.
- - Salary schedule
- - Run from a pianist?
- - Richter ...... (measurer of earthquake strength)
- - Richter ......
- - Richter for one
- - Reach the top of
- - Produce department device
- - Prepare for cooking, as fish
- - Practice run?
- - Plate of salmon, e.g.
- - Piano lesson homework, perhaps
- - People aren't usually drawn to this
- - Peel off, in a way
- - Pay arrangement
- - On a ... of 1 to 10
- - Nothing special paywise
- - Norm, as in wages
- - Music-lesson chore
- - Music student's concern
- - Model proportion
- - Model lead-in
- - Model aspect
- - Map ratio indicator
- - Major is one
- - Major diatonic, for instance.
- - Libran symbol
- - Libra holds it
- - Item on a bathroom floor
- - Item a fisherman uses ... or removes
- - It's read in pounds
- - It lies on the bathroom floor, some claim
- - It holds its weight
- - It carries a lot of weight
- - It begins "do, re, mi"
- - Instrument for weighing
- - HO or Richter
- - Graduated series
- - Graded system
- - Go up and down one for a musical exercise
- - From do to do
- - Fishy cover-up?
- - Fish armor
- - Escalade
- - Drugstore fixture
- - Do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do
- - Do-to-do progression
- - Do a fish-cleaning job
- - Dieter's tormentor
- - Device for losers?
- - Device for adding up the pounds
- - Common bathroom sight
- - Climb up or over
- - Climb up and over.
- - Clean a fluke
- - Cartographic concern
- - Calibration
- - Bygone pharmacy fixture
- - Beaufort ....
- - Basic wage
- - Balance pan
- - Assayer's tool
- - Assayer's need
- - Ascend; climb
- - Alec's (anag) — graduation
- - Actor's minimum
- - 1" = 100', e.g.
- - 1-to-10, often
- - 1 inch = 1 mile, e.g.
- - 100 to 1, e.g.
- - Kind of model
- - Clean a fish
- - Dieter's foe
- - Postal device
- - Post-office fixture
- - Deli gadget
- - Squama
- - Butcher's need
- - Clamber
- - You may step on it
- - Cartographer's concern.
- - Map part
- - Musical run
- - Rating range
- - Butcher's item
- - Weight watcher
- - Justice symbol
- - Symbol of justice
- - Piano practice
- - Prepare fish
- - Post office need
- - Surmount
- - Piano student's exercise
- - Keyboard exercise
- - Shipping department need
- - Musical range
- - A to A, e.g.
- - E to E, e.g.
- - C to C
- - Lamina
- - Do-re-mi
- - Gym fixture
- - Graduate
- - Balance
- - Fish feature
- - Deli counter device
- - Basic digital exercise
- - Weighing device
- - Go up steps that may go up or down
- - Machine for weighing
- - Deli fixture
- - Item on a deli counter
- - Go up for graduation
- - Climb
- - Arrangement of notes
- - Pianist's warm-up
- - Musician's exercise
- - What weight watchers watch
- - Map ratio
- - Weighing machine
- - Numerical range
- - Bathroom device
- - Plate protecting the skin of fish and reptiles
- - Post-office machine
- - Device related to the circled letters
- - Mount part of creature's skin?
- - Values range in small cold beer
- - Scoring system of a sort
- - Musical exercise
- - One of those at the bar on the beer is appreciated by musician
- - Beginning pianist's exercise
- - Mapping ratio
- - Repeated musical sequence in this puzzle
- - Weight revealer
- - Post office device
- - Libra symbol
- - Union pay
- - Butcher's device
- - 1 foot = 10 miles, e.g
- - Bass bit
- - Gadget in the produce section
- - Deli counter sight
- - "How much have I lost" device
- - Deli counter weighing device
- - Many a Juilliard student's warm-up
- - Go up for degree
- - Guitar lesson topic
- - "1 inch = 100 miles," e.g
- - Weigh-in need
- - With 45 Down, architect's creation
- - Rating system
- - Locker room item
- - Deli device
- - Balancing device
- - C to C, e.g
- - Sole feature
- - Butcher shop device
- - Map feature
- - Butcher shop need
- - Weight watcher's buy
- - Oft-stepped-on thing
- - Clean, as a fish
- - Minimum wage for an actor
- - Fixture on a fishing dock
- - On a .... of one to ten
- - Do to do
- - Instrumental exercise
- - Climb up
- - One inch = one foot, e.g
- - Actor's minimum wage
- - It might reveal what you've lost
- - Proportion
- - Butcher's weighing machine
- - Beginning piano exercise
- - Item on many a bathroom floor
- - Map indication
- - Deli sight
- - Deli counter fixture
- - It might go from 1 to 10
- - Piano exercise
- - Sequence of tones
- - Musical ......
- - Part of a legend
- - Minimum union wage
- - Musical sequence found at the starts of the answers to the starred clues
- - Place to check your weight
- - Blueprint notation
- - Climb, as a mountain
- - Plate of fish
- - Dieter's tool
- - Tone sequence
- - Tones rising maybe, caught in traffic
- - Kettle deposit
- - Clean, as a carp
- - 1-10, e.g
- - Go up
- - Pare down
- - Ascend
- - Bathroom item
- - Something to step on
- - Range
- - Flake
- - Type of model
- - Zodiac symbol
- - This puzzle's theme
- - "Step on it!"
- - See 1 Across
- - Garden pest
- - item held by lady justice
- - Measurement tool
- - it might indicate measurement for part of fish
- - piece of fish armor
- - Fishy means of measuring?
- - measure feature of a reptile
- - Series of notes rise
- - Device for weighing things
- - beaufort or scoville, e.g.
- - sylvester —, actor who played the title role in bbc tv series doctor who from 1987-89
- - a statue of which irish jockey was unveiled at cheltenham racecourse in 2017?
- - Waterston's D.A. on "Law & Order"
- - Expert in 23rd century space psychology
- - 'I'm a doctor, not a bricklayer' doctor
- - Colleague of Kirk
- - Crewmate of Kirk and Spock
- - "Bones" of "Star Trek"
- - Bones of classic TV
- - TV character who said, "I'm a doctor, not a bricklayer"
- - Member of a real family?
- - A real man?
- - The real ......, best of its kind.
- - 23rd century physician
- - Hatfield enemy
- - starship guy who often says, "he's dead, jim"
- - Jazz Pianist Tyner
- - Hatfield archenemy
- - Doctor on "Star Trek"
- - Bones, really
- - "Billionaire" rapper Travie
- - "Star Trek" doctor
- - The real .... (something genuine)
- - 'Bones' on the Enterprise
- - 'Real' thing
- - Enterprise doc
- - Hatfield foe
- - Legendary feuder
- - Sci-fi character nicknamed 'Bones'
- - "Star Trek" role
- - Real guy?
- - Doctor on the starship Enterprise
- - 61 Across character
- - Kelley's "Star Trek" role
- - "Star Trek" medico
- - "Star Trek" sawbones
- - Hatfield hater
- - One who hates Hatfield and the North leaving Minnesota and retiring after concert opener
- - The real --
- - Doctor whom Captain Kirk calls "Bones"
- - "He's dead, Jim" speaker
- - The real ...... (the genuine article)
- - Enterprise doctor
- - Infamous feud family
- - Capt. Kirk's doctor
- - 2009 Heisman Trophy finalist Colt
- - Hatfield's enemy
- - Hatfield adversary
- - "Star Trek" character
- - Real man?
- - Enterprise healer
- - Doctor on the Enterprise
- - Kirk called him "Bones"
- - Longtime feuder
- - Enterprise medical officer
- - Hatfield feuder
- - Feud family member
- - Starship Enterprise physician
- - Hatfield's foe
- - Sometimes it is real
- - Enterprise medico
- - Genuine article
- - Real one
- - Genuine one
- - "Tippecanoe" author: 1916
- - Tony Curtis TV role: 1975–76
- - Word for the real thing.
- - The real thing: Slang.
- - Real
- - "The Real Thing"
- - Family feud participant
- - The real ... genuine thing
- - Real ... (genuine article)
- - Trust me, mark my words: .... mihi
- - Joe ........ (Twins third bagger)
- - I join, attach to and place near
- - I slaughter, or snuff it
- - He was drawn close and bound: adligatus est
- - The steward of a farm or country estate
- - it comes before an ad
- - does it follow an ace in tennis?
- - Minor diamond
- - tennis score of forty all
- - Two tie at Wimbledon
- - 40-40 in a game of tennis.
- - Forty-all situation in tennis
- - Stewie Griffin catchphrase, "What the ..........?"
- - a devil or two
- - US Open deadlock
- - Tennis score of 40-40
- - tie-breaking situation in tennis
- - 6-Across, in cards
- - 40-all, in tennis
- - Value of two on a playing card
- - there's no advantage in having this card
- - Tied position in a game at tennis
- - two, in poker
- - Two, at the poker table
- - Two in a casino
- - devil's two
- - reason second daughter dropped a playing card?
- - Work out one day's been wasted (or two)
- - a tie in tennis that requires winning two successive points to win the game
- - Tied score in Tennis
- - card that loses to a trey
- - when tennis can go to the devil?
- - diamond of little value
- - Devil of a stalemate in court
- - Turns up, writer possesses sign of The Devil
- - Tennis official's call
- - Tennis 40/40
- - Two in cards or dice
- - One above ace
- - Wild card, sometimes
- - What turns 19 into 21?
- - Two, to card players
- - Two, to a card player