➠ Words with c
List contains 99148 Words that "c" contain.
- - It's common in most of the rubbish from Cork and Kerry
- - Far from chic
- - Far from fashionable
- - Like leaving the price tag on a gift
- - vulgar approach the latest of many
- - Kitsch, tasteless
- - A little sticky, and in bad taste
- - In bad taste, vulgar
- - cheap and tasteless
- - weird al yankovic's parody of pharrell's "happy"
- - Exhibiting poor taste
- - Gaudy and tasteless
- - In poor taste, cheap
- - Cheap adhesive
- - Adhesive; vulgar
- - Still sticky
- - Gaudy description of nails?
- - turn your head - vulgar
- - Lacking style and taste
- - Cheap and nasty
- - The first of Weird Al's 2014 parodies
- - Slightly sticky
- - Like some gag gifts
- - Like pretty much everything in Graceland
- - Like Big Mouth Billy Basses and Velvet Elvises
- - "Weird Al" Yankovic parody of Pharrell Williams's "Happy"
- - Lacking class
- - Kitschy
- - Not tasteful
- - Showing poor taste; sticky
- - Sticky; showing poor taste
- - Drying but sticky
- - In questionable taste
- - Food by end of day almost dry, perhaps, and tasteless
- - Showing poor taste
- - Showy in a cheap way
- - Like paint when it's nearly dry
- - Tom rejects Kerry - it's a sticky issue!
- - Hardly high-class
- - In poor shape
- - Hardly classy
- - Slightly adhesive
- - Like plastic slipcovers
- - Hardly elegant
- - Like beer mug helmets
- - Exuding kitsch
- - Not neat or stylish
- - Not quite dry, as paint
- - Dowdy: Colloq.
- - Dowdy
- - Lacking taste
- - Hardly chic
- - Lacking good taste
- - In bad taste
- - Uncool
- - Gauche
- - Tastelessly showy
- - Cheap-looking
- - Tasteless
- - Down-at-the-heel
- - In poor taste
- - Like kitsch
- - Sticky
- - ....-cheap
- - Tawdry
- - Crass
- - Garish.
- - Lacking style
- - Vulgar
- - Seedy
- - Shabby
- - Just not done?
- - Crude
- - Nail jewellery, ultimately, is vulgar
- - Like trimming your nails in public
- - Not in good taste
- - Farm-fresh box letters
- - farm-to-table endeavor, briefly
- - Farm-to-table food prog.
- - Farm delivery letters
- - farm-to-table letters
- - farm-to-table program, for short
- - System that enables consumers to source food directly from farms: Abbr.
- - Direct-to-consumer farm model (Abbr.)
- - Whom R.E. Lee fought for
- - Short-lived 1800s govt.
- - Produce share for locavores: Abbr.
- - Org. for Va., but not Md.
- - Letters for Lee
- - Letters for Jefferson Davis
- - Side in the US Civil War that surrendered in 1865: Abbr.
- - Local produce org.
- - the great white north's version of nasa est. in 1989
- - Crop-sharing system: Abbr.
- - "Stars and Bars" organization: Abbr.
- - RE Lee's outfit
- - Group with the motto "Deo Vindice": Abbr.
- - jeff davis's grp.
- - System that connects producers and consumers within the food system: Abbr.
- - "Stars and Bars" flag organization: Abbr.
- - 1860 alliance [abbr.]
- - Dixie gp.
- - Civil War group: Abbr.
- - Civil War initials
- - Jefferson Davis's org.
- - Jeff Davis's org.
- - Secessionists, initially
- - Rebs' gp.
- - R.E. Lee's outfit
- - Lee's letters
- - Gray side: Abbr.
- - Gen. Lee's grp.
- - U.S. foe of old
- - Govt. headed by Davis
- - 1860s insignia
- - 1860s govt.
- - Union foe: Abbr.
- - Union fighter: Abbr.
- - U.S. Grant target
- - Robert E. Lee's outfit
- - Rebs' letters
- - Rebs' grp.
- - Rebel inits.
- - Rebel govt.
- - R. E. Lee's group
- - R. E. Lee's cause
- - Monogram of 1861
- - Miss., Ala., etc., once
- - Letters on some collectible belt buckles
- - Johnny Reb's govt.
- - Jefferson Davis's nat.
- - Jefferson Davis was its pres.
- - Jeff Davis's govt.
- - Gray letters
- - Gray grp.
- - Dixie initials
- - Civ. War side
- - 1860s initials
- - 1860's initials
- - 11-member grp.
- - "GWTW" side
- - "Deo vindice" was its motto: Abbr.
- - Union-opposing grp.
- - Union-busting grp.?
- - Union opposer: Abbr.
- - Union busters of the 19th cen.
- - They broke their link with Linc.
- - The South, once: Abbr.
- - The Grays' side: Abbr.
- - The Gray: Abbr.
- - Stars and Bars letters
- - Stars and Bars inits.
- - Stars and Bars gp.
- - Side in 1863
- - Seasonal produce source: Abbr.
- - S.C. was in it
- - Robt. E. Lee's cause
- - Robert E. Lee's side
- - Rebs' org.
- - Rebs' nation: Abbr.
- - Rebs' govt.
- - Reb's outfit: Abbr.
- - Reb's letters
- - Reb's govt.
- - Reb's government
- - Reb letters
- - R.E.L.'s supporters
- - R.E.L.'s nation
- - R.E.L.'s group
- - R.E. Lee's side
- - R.E. Lee's land
- - R.E. Lee's country
- - R.E. Lee's allegiance
- - Product rating org.
- - Pres. Davis' domain
- - Pres. Davis headed it
- - Org. of 1861
- - Org. of 11 Southern states
- - Org. Lincoln opposed
- - Org. formed in 1860–61
- - Old Richmond-based org.
- - Letters on some Civil War buckles
- - Letters on some Civil War belt buckles
- - Lee's org.
- - Lee's group: Abbr.
- - Lee's gp.
- - Lee side, initially?
- - Lee org.
- - Johnny Reb's group
- - Jefferson Davis's domain: Abbr.
- - Jefferson Davis' domain, abbr.
- - Jeff Davis's gp.
- - Jeff Davis's gov't.
- - Jeff Davis's cause: Abbr.
- - Jeff Davis country
- - J.E.B. Stuart's outfit
- - J.E.B. Stuart's country
- - finely ground green powder often used in beverages and desserts
- - green powder used in japanese tea ceremonies
- - ... tea latte, green drink that became popular in the 2010s and is now a Starbucks offering
- - Take in
- - Powdered green tea
- - Chocolate that's been infused with green tea leaves and shares a name with a tea variety
- - Powdered green variety of 122-Down
- - Powdered green tea leaves
- - Green tea powder
- - Variety of green tea
- - Green tea variety
- - Left or right sock
- - Word after sucker or rabbit
- - This could be a clip of The Left or The Right
- - Jab or hook
- - Jab, cross or hook
- - Right or left
- - Jab
- - As pleased as ..., simile
- - The puppeteer's drink?
- - Chestnut horse may pack some wallop
- - Fruity party drink
- - Drink served at prom
- - Fruity party drink found in a bowl
- - a blow judy has to contend with
- - use fists to get a drink
- - Machine which makes holes
- - Suffolk ..., draught horse
- - a fistful of drink?
- - Hit Judy's companion
- - the telling phrases of the boxing reporter?
- - a thumping good drink?
- - strike with fist
- - Fruit ... (party beverage)
- - blow a hot drink!
- - Alcoholic drink's a hit
- - Kick drink
- - alcoholic drink is a hit
- - "Sucker ...," 2011 psychological fantasy film directed by Zack Snyder starring Emily Browning
- - Comic character with only one sock
- - Strike with the fist
- - He has impact in children's entertainment
- - Make a hole in a sock?
- - Drink that's a hit
- - Alcoholic fruit cocktail
- - Hit with a fist
- - Tool for making a hole
- - Slug — mixed drink
- - Blow with the hand — hot drink
- - Blow — party drink
- - AKA George (Imlach)
- - Judy's husband's magazine
- - Slug alcoholic drink
- - Refreshment in a bowl
- - Party beverage
- - Horse box
- - Magazine of yesteryear
- - Reception bowlful
- - Strike; drink
- - Seaside puppet character
- - Puppet character, drink and tool for making holes
- - Blow with the fist
- - Spirit-based drink
- - Classic puppet
- - Haymaker, e.g.
- - Half of a famous puppet team
- - It may be spiked
- - Reception drink
- - Prom refreshment
- - Beverage in a big bowl
- - Contents of a big bowl
- - British satire magazine
- - Judy's partner
- - Herd (cattle).
- - Satirical weekly.
- - Hero of a popular puppet show.
- - The London Charivari.
- - Source of British humor.
- - Power to impress
- - Party drink
- - Forcefulness
- - One of a one-two
- - Zippiness
- - Tool for making holes
- - Sock
- - Hit with the fist
- - Mixed drink
- - Thump
- - Oomph
- - Pummel
- - Vigor.
- - Fruity drink
- - Party bowlful
- - Hit
- - Strike
- - snappy end to the boxing report!
- - violent figure's drink
- - Defunct satirical magazine first published in 1841
- - Summer .... (end of spring)
- - First day of summer, e.g.
- - Winter or summer time.
- - Summer ...
- - Winter begins with one
- - June event
- - Equinox opposite
- - Semiannual occurrence
- - Season-beginning phenomenon
- - A turning point
- - One of two events a year
- - Biannual occurrence
- - Sun's spot circa Dec. 22
- - Point on the sun's ecliptic.
- - June 21–22 or December 21–22.
- - Season opener?
- - Fall follower?
- - Turning point
- - Either the longest or shortest day of the year
- - Santa's reindeer team, sans Rudolph
- - Coxswain's crew, at most
- - The planets, since Pluto's downgrade
- - Arachnid's legs, e.g
- - Santa's reindeer, sans Rudolph
- - Oxygen's electrons, e.g.
- - One's pawns on a chessboard, e.g.
- - Oxygen atom's protons, e.g.
- - Santa's reindeer, traditionally
- - Santa's reindeer, on Rudolph's day off
- - Santa's reindeer team, e.g.
- - Humans on Noah's Ark, e.g.
- - Santa's reindeer, e.g
- - Spider's legs, e.g
- - arrangement of eight
- - a group or set of eight
- - Officer commanding little group
- - The bits in a byte, e.g.
- - "nutcracker suite" numbers
- - Group originally observing notice outside court
- - Four pairs in old court given notice
- - A group in part of autumn commercial
- - "Local" planets, for example
- - Pair of quads
- - Pepperoni slices, often
- - Legs of an arachnid, numerically
- - Snow White and the seven dwarfs, e.g.
- - Pie slices, often
- - Two quartets
- - Slices in a pie, often
- - Square dance quorum
- - Set of eight
- - Rowing team quorum
- - Eight united
- - Eight as one
- - Bits in a byte, e.g
- - Nonet - solo =
- - Ennead minus one
- - Two tetrads
- - A couple of quarters?
- - The planets, collectively
- - The planets, without Pluto
- - Septet plus one
- - Snow White and the dwarfs, e.g
- - Square dance grouping
- - Tetrad times two
- - Double quartet
- - Ennead less one
- - Pizza slices, often
- - Not quite an ennead
- - The planets, now
- - Four duos
- - Quartet times two
- - Slices in a pizza, often
- - Quartet X two
- - Quarterfinals group, perhaps
- - Foursome times two
- - Sculls in a quad scull, e.g.
- - Quarterfinals complement, e.g.
- - Oars in a quad scull, e.g.
- - Sliced pizza, often
- - Series of eight
- - Crew, not counting the cox, perhaps
- - Phases of the moon, say
- - Full set of bicuspids, e.g.
- - Any noble gas, save helium
- - Two vocal quartets
- - Pawns, e.g.
- - Sequence of eight
- - Rowing group
- - Hexad plus duad
- - Eight-PArt group
- - Eight things.
- - Group of eight
- - Square dance group
- - Quarterfinals group
- - Eightsome
- - Two foursomes
- - The planets, e.g
- - Eight
- - The Ivies, e.g
- - Square dance complement
- - Duo quadrupled
- - Rowing team
- - Rowing team, e.g
- - Group or set of eight, particularly in biology or computing