➠ Words with c
List contains 99148 Words that "c" contain.
- - 21st president's monogram
- - Late 19th-century presidential monogram
- - 21st U.S. president's monogram
- - 1880s pres. monogram
- - Presidential monogram of the 1880s
- - Monogram of Garfield's successor
- - 1880s White House monogram
- - 1880s D.C. monogram
- - White House initials: 1881-85
- - 1881 presidential monogram
- - Monogram of the 21st U.S. President
- - White House monogram: 1881–85
- - Presidential monogram: 1881–85
- - Presidential monogram
- - UK aviation regulator
- - org. co-founded by mike ovitz
- - Ovitz's erstwhile agency
- - Driver's acronym
- - Canadian automobile org.
- - Automobile Assn.
- - Auto owner's org.
- - Major talent grp. representing athletes and entertainers
- - Motor club in Quebec: Abbr
- - Canadian drivers' org
- - Co. co-founded by Michael Ovitz
- - President after JAG
- - Michael Ovitz's former co.
- - Org. for Manitoba motorists
- - Pres. after JAG
- - Agcy. co-founded by Mike Ovitz
- - Pendleton Act pres.
- - Big Hollywood talent agency
- - Pres. between JAG and GC
- - Noted gp. of entertainment and sports talent reps
- - Major org. representing entertainers and athletes
- - Agcy. co-founded by Michael Ovitz
- - William Morris Endeavor rival
- - Georgia State's conf.
- - Mike Ovitz's former co.
- - Big Hollywood talent reps.
- - 21st U.S. pres.
- - One-time FCC kin
- - Former aviation-regulating agcy.
- - '60s airplane agcy.
- - Early air-traffic grp.
- - Former aviation agcy.
- - Flight agcy.
- - Pres. after J.A.G.
- - Former agcy. concerned with planes
- - Aviation agcy.
- - Successor to J.A.G.
- - Flight authority: Abbr.
- - Agcy. governing airlines
- - Agcy. watching over sky traffic
- - U. S. air agency.
- - Aeronautics group.
- - Aviation org.
- - Air group.
- - Federal air agency.
- - Civil aeronautics group.
- - Aeronautics group: Abbr.
- - Government agency for fliers.
- - Aviation control group.
- - Aeronautics agency: Abbr.
- - Board regulating air traffic.
- - Motorists' org
- - Gov't agency
- - Government agency.
- - U. S. agency
- - Motoring org. in our country
- - Underground tomb area
- - sob next to part underground burial site
- - weep over part showing underground room
- - Underground burial chamber
- - Underground room in church
- - Underground cell
- - Underground chapel
- - Underground meeting place
- - Underground chamber
- - Shout before training vault
- - chamber under a church, perhaps
- - Mausoleum chamber
- - Place for a mummy
- - Vault with a shout before the gymnastics
- - vault, like this clue - not in charge
- - Burial place under the floor of a church
- - Place for a sarcophagus, sometimes
- - Vault below church
- - Church cellar
- - Room below church
- - Vault beneath a church
- - Misfits "Cuts From the ......"
- - Haunted house room
- - "Tales From the ......" (former HBO horror series)
- - -ogram opener
- - Look like a creep
- - Horror movie locale
- - Necromancer's haunt
- - Remains here?
- - Weep over pint in church cellar
- - Chamber in a vampire movie
- - Weep taking small part in vault
- - Buriel chamber
- - Parliament vacated after scream in vault
- - Resting place hinted at by 28-, 5-, 45-, 9- and 31-Down, in that order
- - Pyramid function
- - Classic horror film locale
- - Sarcophagus holder
- - Secretive burial place
- - Church basement
- - Burial vault
- - Shout by one's coach in vault
- - TV's 'Tales From the ......'
- - Subterranean vault
- - It may be no one's vault but your own
- - Undeground room
- - About to rent, say, vault
- - Weep quietly having little time in place of burial
- - Cemetery feature
- - "Tales From the ....": '50s horror comic
- - Eerie meeting site
- - Place for 43-Across
- - Undercroft
- - Vampire's home, perhaps
- - Secret burial place
- - Setting for the narration of some horror tales
- - Pyramid innards
- - Church vault
- - Subterranean chamber
- - Pyramid's innards
- - Cemetery cell
- - "Tales from the ......" (horror series)
- - Dank meeting place
- - Kind of puzzle, for short.
- - Dead room?
- - Burial chamber
- - Cathedral feature
- - Rest stop?
- - "Tales from the ......"
- - Place of rest
- - .... vault
- - Part of a church.
- - Where remains may remain
- - Puzz to crack
- - slipshod carpentry nowhere near to the vault
- - Stone chamber underneath a church
- - 'Shucks!'
- - Encrusted residue
- - Foul substance (informal)
- - Gunky, mucky, semi-solid stuff
- - Nonsense, and vulgar, mostly
- - scrubbed-off stuff
- - Filthy gunk
- - Junky stuff
- - Disgustingly foul substance
- - Buildup of gunk
- - Icky accumulation
- - Icky buildup
- - Scummy deposit
- - Filthy substance
- - Filthy accumulation
- - Mucky gunk
- - Crusty buildup
- - Skiing slang for gluey half-melted snow
- - Engine gunk
- - Gunky buildup
- - Caked-on buildup
- - Caked filth
- - Filthy buildup
- - Gross muck
- - Yucky deposit
- - Caked-on dirt
- - Mostly offensively coarse nonsense
- - Accumulated muck
- - Nasty buildup
- - Disgusting deposit
- - Grunge
- - Coating of filth
- - Disgusting stuff
- - Yucky material
- - Filthy deposit
- - Disgusting buildup
- - It's mucky and yucky
- - Muck (slang)
- - Grunge or gunk
- - Dirty deposit
- - Caked deposit
- - Yucky buildup
- - Heavy, sticky snow, to skiers
- - Foul matter
- - Vile substance
- - Loathsome stuff
- - Odure
- - Coating of refuse
- - Accumulated dirt
- - Accrued gunk
- - Repulsive guy
- - "Dammit!"
- - "Gosh darn it!"
- - 'Oh, darn!'
- - "Fiddlesticks!"
- - 'Oh, phooey!'
- - Gunky stuff
- - Yucky stuff
- - Guck
- - Scum
- - 'Oh, fudge!'
- - "Oh, shoot!"
- - Gunk
- - Icky stuff
- - Filth
- - Sludge
- - Muck
- - "Dagnabbit!"
- - "Dang it!"
- - 'Rats!'
- - Sticky stuff
- - Rubbish
- - "Shoot!"
- - "Fudge!"
- - "Drat!"
- - Darn it
- - "Phooey!"
- - Darn
- - Grime
- - Grime, informally
- - Time in June and December when the sun is at its greatest distance from the celestial equator
- - turning point in worldly affairs?
- - the point when the earth's axis is tilted most closely towards the sun; it occurs twice every year
- - As long as it's short, it's a turning point in June
- - it closes novel at this turning point
- - A turning point in June and December for ground soils, etc.
- - Seasonal turning point
- - Breaking up soils, etc., comes at a turning point in the summer
- - People go to Slane to see it in various soils, etc.
- - Lost cities heartlessly demolished, a turning point
- - Midsummer or midwinter
- - Longest summer day or shortest winter day
- - Technical term for the longest and shortest days
- - Drunk embracing heartless lass rocks biannual event
- - Either the shortest or the longest day of the year
- - closet is tidied up for the 21st of december
- - It's close at work —a special day
- - Longest day or shortest day
- - When pagans light bonfires
- - Twice-yearly occurrence
- - Ecliptic extreme
- - 21 June or 22 December?
- - The shortest or longest day of the year
- - Start of summer or winter
- - Longest or shortest day
- - Biannual event is close, changing with time
- - An occasion when the sun is furthest from the equator
- - The longest or shortest day
- - June/December event
- - When the sun is farthest from the celestial equator
- - On this day, the long and the short of it is, Spanish sun hits road with frost
- - Summer starts with one
- - First day of summer or winter
- - Occurrence after the fall
- - Summer starter
- - 2.5 percent of a modern penny
- - Penny finds large pot
- - See you shortly in conversation with Penny?
- - Bobby and Penny?
- - Penny, to a Brit
- - Old penny
- - Penny metal
- - Penny, to Dickens
- - Penny, in Soho
- - Penny ....
- - Constituent of brass
- - Base metal
- - Mined in British Columbia
- - Metal, Cu
- - Reddish metallic element
- - Reddish metal
- - Metal — officer
- - 7th wedding anniversary gift
- - 7th anniversary gift or British Columbia mountain
- - "The Empty ...... Sea"
- - Policeman, slang
- - Boiler
- - Cu
- - One managing to keep pressure in large vessel
- - Metallic element and British bobby
- - Police officer (informal)
- - Metal detector?
- - Coin for police officer
- - Coin in large pot
- - Ductile metal
- - Liberty Bell metal
- - Good conductor, one on the beat
- - Reddish element that is a good conductor
- - Pewter ingredient
- - Element that's PC?
- - Element; policeman
- - .......... Cliff (Ontario mineral resource)
- - Policeman; metal
- - Manager retains power element
- - Little change for the policeman
- - Bit of change for officer?
- - Kettle material
- - Catch a butterfly
- - Conductor of note
- - Statue of Liberty material
- - "The Fox and the Hound" hound
- - Color in a Crayola 96 pack
- - Gift for a 22nd anniversary that's fitting?
- - Element whose chemical symbol is used in this puzzle's theme
- - Statue of Liberty's skin
- - This makes cents
- - Element #29
- - Tucson's ...... Bowl
- - One of the fuzz
- - Montana product.
- - Man's first metal.
- - Essential war material.
- - Good conductor?
- - Cookware material
- - It makes cents
- - Brass ingredient
- - Police officer
- - Policeman
- - Bobby ......
- - Element
- - Red-brown
- - Colour
- - Metal
- - Metallic element
- - Reddish brown
- - .. change
- - Metal that makes a bluish-green light when burned
- - one getting by absorbs pain initially for a little change
- - Bronze sibling
- - Not portrait
- - painting, but not a water colour
- - Portrait alternative, in printing
- - Subject of many a portrait
- - Countryside picture that's not a portrait!
- - portrait alternative
- - alights with cloak to see the view
- - Left with son before head causes scene
- - painting depicting natural scenery of place with sand, perhaps
- - make a garden more attractive
- - rural painting
- - Large & small superhero outfit in outdoor scene
- - Broad view of an area and its features
- - Disembarks at the headland and makes a scene
- - Lights by headland in countryside?
- - comes down with a cloak and a painting
- - View showing first and last of lighthouses on headland
- - painting of the countryside
- - large and special cloak for a type of painting
- - Picture of natural scenery
- - scenic expanse
- - Painting rocky place with sand
- - visible features of an area
- - Arrange grounds artistically
- - Scenic painting
- - Type of picture.
- - Scenic picture
- - Broad view of scenery
- - Countryside picture
- - What's more, head of state is meeting Trump - it's covered by the foreign version of Panorama?
- - Prospect in new places, collecting too
- - Expanse of scenery
- - Plant trees and shrubs, say
- - Comes down on head creating scene
- - Touches down in South Africa to organise a plot
- - Form of slap dance in outdoor scene
- - Lights by promontory shown in picture
- - Painting secures international recognition by European
- - Left with free space to improve grounds
- - One may paint it, and in a variety of places
- - Type of picture of grounds associated with Hook
- - Wins point, which causes scene
- - Scenery
- - View exotic lap dances
- - Painting of scenery
- - Painting of natural scenery
- - Expanse of rural scenery
- - Hudson River school offering
- - Painter's subject
- - Print option
- - Painting genre
- - Corot specialty
- - Type of gardener
- - Inventor Edwin's cloak (or painting)
- - Corot creation
- - A typical Corot
- - Corot painting.
- - Beautify the grounds.
- - Extensive view.
- - Type of painting
- - Certain painting
- - Vista
- - Picture
- - awful scandal with case of police constable's work, perhaps
- - candles pa moved to show painting