➠ Words with c

List contains 99148 Words that "c" contain.

  • - Tell [future]
  • - initially, charles thomas took pride in being able to foretell things
  • - Foretell that cider will be given back in platinum
  • - Guess (the future)
  • - Foretell proportional representation law
  • - Try to figure out future events
  • - Tell the future
  • - Deal in futures?
  • - Foretell the future.
  • - Foretell
  • - Foretell future possibilities
  • - Say what will happen in the future
  • - tired pc's inaccurate forecast
  • - Look forward to penny credit being corrected
  • - Second-guess public relations decree
  • - forecast public relations on 20
  • - Talk of tomorrow
  • - Forecast from pair before proclamation
  • - Emulate a psychic
  • - Port drink knocked back with tea - hazard a guess what it is?
  • - Estimate consequence of ancient Briton consuming Chianti, say
  • - Give a forecast
  • - Foresee monarch being put into power with decree
  • - Forecast in proclamation from publicity department?
  • - Divine decree introduced by priestly leaders
  • - Forecast or prognosticate
  • - Do a weather report, e.g.
  • - Do a meteorologist's job, say
  • - Interpret signs
  • - Make an educated guess
  • - Act like an oracle
  • - Interpret tarot cards
  • - Do crystal-gazing
  • - Tell of tomorrow
  • - State that there will be.
  • - Say how things are going to be
  • - Use a crystal ball
  • - Emulate Cassandra
  • - Foresee
  • - Prognosticate
  • - Forebode
  • - Forecast
  • - Divine
  • - Prophesy
  • - "Guess ......?"
  • - give a weather report, essentially
  • - Divine wine imbibed by medieval northerner
  • - schoolboy initially unhappy with the french timetable
  • - clues he'd somehow made into timetable
  • - he would solve clues about plan
  • - Cryptic clues he had tucked into the programme
  • - timetable, work plan [8]
  • - Timetable for school: 50% escape to head north
  • - he's clued about plan
  • - Various clues he'd lined up.
  • - clues he'd invented for 'timetable'
  • - List of times and places for 25dn
  • - Timetable for revolutionary head of department at university in south-east
  • - timetable, work plan
  • - Plan for an activity
  • - Clues he'd arranged in list
  • - Retires to get away from hothead at the top of the class with school timetable
  • - Timetable for outbuilding around college and university getting energy
  • - List of times and places for events
  • - Cryptic clues he'd put in list
  • - Timetable, plan
  • - Avoid turning up following school timetable
  • - Find a slot for
  • - Make time for
  • - Timetable (of events)
  • - Set a date for
  • - Timetable
  • - elude, initially, hard centre sweets and return time-table
  • - List of events planned to take place at certain times
  • - Project manager's creation
  • - Broadcaster's dropped Christmas programme
  • - put in a slot
  • - Plan to avoid returning after school
  • - List of times at which things are supposed to happen
  • - shed clue about plan
  • - Put up a task on the agenda
  • - List of times when things should happen
  • - Inventory — programme
  • - Appointment secretary's document
  • - Plan of procedure
  • - Mad site cleared out of Dutch Elm Disease to plan
  • - List of events and times
  • - Plan escape needing to return after school
  • - Part of an act of parliament showing how its provisions are to work in practice
  • - A, as in April?
  • - Small revolutionary, briefly boring, foundation volume or book
  • - Add to the calendar
  • - She clued puzzle to plan
  • - Pencil in, perhaps (last 2 + ...)
  • - Bus kiosk posting
  • - Table of events
  • - Scheme to avoid returning after school
  • - Greyhound posting
  • - Airport listing
  • - Some say 'Scrap Christmas programming'
  • - Good thing to be on while working
  • - TV Guide graphic
  • - It's full of 29-Downs
  • - Amtrak posting
  • - Set in advance.
  • - Formal list.
  • - Airline posting
  • - Something on a calendar
  • - Catalogue
  • - Train station posting
  • - Meeting plan
  • - Programme
  • - ...... list
  • - Line up
  • - Agenda
  • - Arrange
  • - ...... plan
  • - Program
  • - List of times
  • - Body of items to do
  • - cue's held awkwardly arriving at table
  • - hear end of melody easy to remember
  • - Pleasing and easily remembered
  • - Easy to remember
  • - is such a tune easily picked up?
  • - Pleasant and easily remembered
  • - (Of a tune) likely to remain in one's head
  • - From what's been heard you won't forget this is caught from yacht at sea
  • - Easy to remember (tune)
  • - It's the essence of the jingle that's key on yacht at sea
  • - Likely to become an earworm
  • - Carbon yacht redesigned with instant appeal
  • - Yacht breaking up on cape is likely to be long-remembered
  • - Tuneful and easily remembered
  • - Hard to forget
  • - Easily remembered
  • - Like an earworm caught riddling yacht
  • - Memorable [tune]
  • - Memorable form of chat in confines of carvery
  • - (Of tune) memorable
  • - Memorable piece of fielding at end of play
  • - Like tunes that stay in your head
  • - tricky description of popular melody
  • - Appealing (slogan)
  • - Like a good slogan
  • - Having a good hook
  • - (Of a tune) instantly appealing and memorable
  • - Instantly appealing
  • - Like pop tunes
  • - Like good pop songs
  • - Instantly memorable
  • - Hear ditty — ultimately hummable?
  • - Like an earworm
  • - Easily-retained energy abstracted from college in island
  • - Like earworms
  • - Like a memorable tune
  • - Like a good jingle
  • - Like songs that get stuck in your head
  • - Like musical hooks
  • - Like a hit song
  • - Interest-grabbing
  • - Easily hummable
  • - Hummable, perhaps
  • - Like lilting tunes
  • - Like some tunes
  • - Like many a good tune.
  • - Appealing, as a song.
  • - Gazillionaire
  • - Like the hook of a good pop song
  • - Memorable
  • - Attention-grabbing
  • - Attention-getting
  • - what sewer did in street caused irritation
  • - Darned bird, constant resident in outhouse
  • - Hemmed in small songbird caught in outbuilding
  • - Flighty kind is cold in hut and felt hemmed in perhaps
  • - Flighty type is cold in hut and felt hemmed in perhaps
  • - Good person felt irritation as one post-operation?
  • - Hemmed up
  • - Basted, perhaps
  • - Hemmed
  • - Good man had an urge and joined up
  • - it's sewn for saint having had a skin irritation
  • - like some lettering or wounds
  • - sewn for saint having had a skin irritation
  • - Sewn.
  • - Sutured
  • - Did some needlepoint
  • - Fastened by sewing
  • - Like letters on shirts
  • - Basted
  • - Sewed.
  • - providing harmony, one on musical instrument
  • - Squeezed instrument with a keyboard
  • - Portable instrument with a keyboard
  • - raccoon i'd disturbed with musical instrument
  • - Charge follows an agreement for an instrument
  • - Agreement with one playing instrument
  • - Musical squeeze-box
  • - power cable, one kept on an instrument
  • - Harmony at home about love for squeeze box
  • - Head of conservatoire appearing again on radio, playing instrument
  • - Agree with boss, pointing up instrument
  • - Squeeze-box
  • - Mains flex, one on instrument
  • - Nearly being in harmony squeezing old instrument
  • - Box-shaped musical instrument
  • - Performance dropping tango for string instrument
  • - A C-string one attached to instrument
  • - A player of this instrument may press buttons or keys like those of a piano
  • - Harmony shown by one playing instrument
  • - Charge by convention for instrument
  • - From this one may squeeze notes out
  • - Band member's main squeeze? [4]
  • - Agreement best rejected? It may be squeezed
  • - Good person taken in by criminal with social worker's uniform
  • - Uniform
  • - loyal saint interrupting cheat and worker
  • - Unvarying way worker supports scam
  • - Remaining the same over a period of time
  • - Faithful to a fixed quantity in mathematics
  • - not scant distribution but regular
  • - it's fixed! deceive stanley before tea!
  • - Occurring frequently
  • - persistent cheat with stoneworker
  • - always faithful?
  • - Not scant but unvarying
  • - Insincere talk about on street? It's true!
  • - Persistent criminal's hit facing time
  • - Interpret without regret and worker will be loyal
  • - Unchanging, "Change is a ..."
  • - Reliable mathematical term
  • - Physics class value
  • - Remaining the same
  • - Steady and unceasing
  • - Recurring and unchanging
  • - Dependable and firm, moment one departs
  • - Criminal meets a shady type in street or stable
  • - Cannot work across street in stable
  • - Cannot move across street to stable
  • - Loyal Tories beat rest finally
  • - Without ending
  • - Unchanging factor in more than half of old Istanbul
  • - Continuing unvarying
  • - Stable studies article probing series of races
  • - Steadfast or unvarying
  • - Fixed jailbird's meeting with good man, social worker
  • - Faithful concerned with good man consumed by hypocrisy
  • - It stays the same
  • - Mathematically, what 58-Across is
  • - Never varying
  • - Invariable
  • - e, e.g.
  • - Pi, for example
  • - Unvarying value, in algebra
  • - Like the speed of light
  • - M. Kennedy's "The ...... Nymph"
  • - Not changing
  • - "The ...... Nymph," by Margaret Kennedy.
  • - "The ...... creaking of a country sign."—Cowper.
  • - Incessant
  • - Round-the-clock
  • - Unremitting
  • - Never-changing
  • - Unchangeable
  • - Continual
  • - Everlasting
  • - Ceaseless
  • - Endless
  • - Perpetual
  • - Undying
  • - Steady
  • - Unchanging
  • - Unvarying
  • - Fixed
  • - Resolute
  • - True
  • - Faithful
  • - Steadfast
  • - Unwavering.
  • - close companion giving team thrill
  • - Close associate, accomplice
  • - PR colleague in team needing football progress
  • - Trusted companion
  • - Close friend
  • - Close associate
  • - a person's assistant or close associate
  • - Associate party with stimulation
  • - Assistant; flunkey
  • - What Tonto was to the Lone Ranger
  • - Robin, to Batman
  • - Person's assistant
  • - ... to be loyal?
  • - Pal(Used today)
  • - Ethel, to Lucy
  • - Robin, e.g
  • - Ally
  • - Chum
  • - Crony
  • - Acolyte
  • - Buddy
  • - Pal
  • - Robin, for Batman
  • - superhero's assistant
  • - word of farewell from ten after shout of applause
  • - Farewell expression
  • - Firm, I here break in to say a final word
  • - Toast and two-thirds of Stilton, perhaps with port
  • - Farewell from guerrilla leader going over European port
  • - Fleet Street farewell
  • - A parting word
  • - word of farewell used by ten after shout of encouragement
  • - Toast, one round with topping of egg on
  • - Bit of cereal, or a Brit's goodbye
  • - farewell greeting
  • - word of farewell from ten after shout of encouragement
  • - i re-echo light-hearted farewell
  • - First bit of solid food for many a baby
  • - Farewell, informally
  • - Beaten ice hero's farewell
  • - British farewell
  • - Good luck to choir performing around middle of the week
  • - Ice hero upset in farewell
  • - Farewell from two Europeans in terrible choir
  • - Farewell from shattered ice hero
  • - English in ridiculously heroic farewell
  • - Acclaim for Number Ten saying goodbye
  • - Goodbye from injured ice hero
  • - Cut out third of fatty food and port for your health
  • - London farewell!
  • - Sheffield farewell
  • - Relative of hello
  • - Piccadilly farewell.
  • - Farewell
  • - Informal farewell
  • - Shout 'hurrah', I love parting word
  • - 'Farewell' here translated, one parting company
  • - i re-echo such a greeting
  • - Celebrate 1-0 for so long
  • - Singular sitcom I love for so long?
  • - British "Buh-bye!"
  • - British Toodle-oo!
  • - revolutionary queen in oman starts drinking toast?
  • - Flawed heroic figure's end concealed for so long
  • - i re-echo a greeting
  • - i re-echo the salutation
  • - British "Bye-bye!"
  • - British goodbye
  • - I'm off toast!
  • - All the best English port taken by revolutionary
  • - Put one's hands together for Number 10 - having said that, will they Leave?
  • - Final message bringing comfort to Zeus's lover
  • - Goodbye (informal)
  • - Old chap's goodbye
  • - Root for instance, often initially is so long
  • - First couple in Channel port keeping quarters for so long
  • - European visiting revolutionary South American city for so long
  • - So, long rice hoe is broken
  • - Expression used when leaving meal, say, I love
  • - Character abroad, always confined, having nothing for so long
  • - Soho "So long!"
  • - Brit's bye-bye
  • - "À bientôt," across the Channel
  • - Leeds leave-taking
  • - Brit's goodbye
  • - English toast
  • - Londoner's "Bye!"
  • - Southampton so long
  • - So-long in Soho
  • - Piccadilly greeting.
  • - Salutation in London.
  • - Londoner's greeting.
  • - Defunct radio program.
  • - "Bye bye, Beckham"
  • - London greeting
  • - British toast
  • - 'Ta-ta!'
  • - "Toodle-oo!"
  • - Goodbye
  • - "So long!"
  • - 'Bye!'
  • - Brit's 'Bye!'
  • - Bye-bye in Britain
  • - All the best Argentine red, then English port
  • - "Toodles"
  • - Jupiter's moon to brighten in the west
  • - Later chapter on strange tailless duck
  • - Fickle
  • - impulsive island caught with credit notes
  • - being impulsive, write a hundred credit notes on an italian island
  • - Mercurial
  • - Erratic.
  • - Whimsical.
  • - Impulsive
  • - decorative pin that can be worn on a coat lapel
  • - Accessory worn on clothing
  • - cousin's sun-dried alternative being talked about
  • - Being talked about
  • - spilling unused corn, sid is being talked about
  • - Below having a confab as this has not yet been decided