6 letter words that starts with c

6 letter words that start with C

6 letter C word

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caaing 13 12 CAA, (Scots) to call...
cabala 15 13 a Jewish doctrine ba...
cabals 16 13 CABAL, to conspire [...
cabana 13 13 (Spanish) a small te...
cabbed 17 16 CAB, to travel by ta...
cabbie 17 15 (colloquial) a cabdr...
cabers 15 12 CABER, (Scots) a hea...
cabins 15 13 CABIN, to live in a...
cabled 16 14 CABLE, to fasten wit...
cabler 16 13 one that supplies a...
cables 16 13 CABLE, to fasten wit...
cablet 16 13 a little cable less...
cabman 15 16 a driver of a cab [n...
cabmen 15 16 CABMAN, a driver of...
cabobs 17 15 CABOB, to skewer [v]
cabocs 18 15 CABOC, (Scots) a dou...
cabrie 15 12 a pronghorn antelope...
cabrio 15 12 a kind of two-wheele...
cabrit 16 12 a pronghorn antelope...
cacaos 15 12 CACAO, a small everg...
cached 18 15 CACHE, to store in a...
caches 18 14 CACHE, to store in a...
cachet 18 14 to print a design on...
cachou 18 15 a resin used in tann...
cacked 17 17 CACK, to defecate [v...
cackle 18 17 to make the sound of...
cacoon 14 13 the large seed of a...
cactus 17 13 a succulent plant of...
cadaga 13 12 an Australian eucaly...
cadagi 14 12 an Australian eucaly...
caddie 13 11 to serve as a golfer...
caddis 14 11 a coarse woollen bra...
cadeau 12 11 (French) a present [...
cadees 12 10 CADEE, (Scots) a cad...
cadent 12 11 (Shakespeare) fallin...
cadets 13 10 CADET, a student at...
cadged 14 13 CADGE, to get by beg...
cadger 14 12 a scrounger; orig a...
cadges 14 12 CADGE, to get by beg...
cadies 13 10 CADIE, (Scots) a cad...
cadmic 18 16 relating to cadmium...
cadres 13 10 CADRE, (French) a pe...
caduac 16 14 (obsolete) an incide...
caecal 16 13 pertaining to the ca...
caecum 17 16 a bodily cavity with...
caeoma 12 12 a spore-forming orga...
caesar 12 9 a Caesarean section...
cafard 15 13 (French) severe depr...
cafila 16 13 (Arabic) a caravan,...
caftan 14 13 a full-length tunic...
cagers 14 11 CAGER, a basketball...
cagier 14 11 CAGY, shrewd, also C...
cagily 22 14 CAGY, shrewd, also C...
caging 15 14 CAGE, to cage [v]
cagmag 16 16 to chat idly [v CAGM...
cagots 14 11 CAGOT, (French) one...
cagoul 15 13 a light anorak, also...
cahier 15 11 (French) a number of...
cahoot 14 11 partnership; as, to...
cahoun 14 13 (Spanish) a South Am...
cahows 18 14 CAHOW, a large rare...
caille 15 11 (French) in cooking,...
caimac 17 15 (Turkish) a Turkish...
caiman 13 13 the South American a...
caique 21 19 (French) a light ski...
cairds 14 10 CAIRD, a travelling...
cairns 13 10 CAIRN, a mound of st...
cairny 19 12 relating to a cairn...
cajole 15 19 to persuade by flatt...
cakier 14 13 CAKY, lumpy, also CA...
caking 15 16 the act of caking [n...
calalu 15 12 a soup made with gre...
calami 15 13 CALAMUS, (Latin) a q...
calash 16 12 (French) a light low...
calcar 17 13 (Latin) a spur-like...
calced 17 14 wearing shoes, esp....
calces 17 13 CALX, a mineral resi...
calcic 21 16 pertaining to lime o...
calefy 22 15 to make warm or hot...
calesa 13 10 (French) a light low...
calico 17 13 a brightly printed c...
califs 17 13 CALIF, (Arabic) an E...
caligo 15 12 a reduction in visio...
calima 15 13 (Spanish) a dust sto...
caliph 19 15 (Arabic) an Eastern...
calked 15 15 CALK, to make the se...
calker 15 14 a pointed piece on a...
calkin 15 15 a pointed piece on a...
callan 14 12 (Scots) a boy, a fel...
callas 15 11 CALLA, any of a genu...
called 15 12 CALL, to summon [v]
callee 14 11 a computer function...
caller 15 11 one that calls [n -S...
callet 15 11 (Shakespeare) a drab...
callid 16 12 cunning, shrewd [adj...
callop 17 14 an Australian edible...
callow 18 14 an alluvial flat [n...
callus 16 12 to form a hard growt...
calmed 15 14 CALM, to become not...
calmer 15 13 CALM, free from agit...
calmly 23 16 CALM, free from agit...
calory 20 12 the amount of heat n...
calpac 19 16 a triangular Turkish...
calpas 16 13 CALPA, (Sanskrit) on...
calque 22 20 to process the traci...
caltha 16 12 (Latin) a genus of p...
calved 16 15 CALVE, to give birth...
calver 16 14 to prepare fish whil...
calves 16 14 CALF [v]
calxes 20 17 CALX, a mineral resi...
camail 15 13 a neck guard of chai...
camans 13 13 CAMAN, a club used i...
camash 16 14 (Native American) a...
camass 14 12 (Native American) a...
camber 16 15 to arch slightly [v...
cambia 16 15 CAMBIUM, a layer of...
camels 15 13 CAMEL, a large, hump...
cameos 13 12 CAMEO, to portray in...
camera 13 12 an apparatus for tak...
camese 13 12 a loose shirt or tun...
camion 13 13 (French) a flat, low...
camisa 14 12 (Arabic) a loose shi...
camise 14 12 (Arabic) a loose shi...
camlet 15 13 a strong waterproof...
cammed 15 16 CAM, to whiten with...
cammie 15 15 a webcam award [n -S...
camote 13 12 a type of sweet pota...
camped 16 16 CAMP, to live in the...
camper 16 15 one who lives in the...
cample 17 16 to wrangle [v CAMPLE...
camply 24 18 CAMP, theatrical [ad...
campos 16 15 CAMPO, (Spanish) an...
campus 17 16 to restrict a studen...
camsho 16 14 (Scots) crooked or d...
canada 11 11 (Spanish) a narrow c...
canals 13 11 CANAL, to dig an art...
canape 13 13 (French) a small sav...
canard 12 11 (French) a false or...
canary 18 12 to prance about [v C...
cancan 14 14 a high-kicking dance...
cancel 16 14 to cause not to happ...
cancer 15 13 a malignant growth [...
cancha 17 15 a court for playing...
candid 13 12 an unposed photograp...
candie 12 11 a South Indian weigh...
candle 13 12 to examine eggs in f...
candor 12 11 frankness, sincerity...
canehs 14 12 CANEH, a Hebrew meas...
caners 12 10 CANER, one who canes...
canful 16 15 as much as a can hol...
cangle 14 13 (Scots) to wrangle [...
cangue 13 13 (Portuguese) a woode...
canids 13 11 CANID, a member of t...
canier 12 10 CANY, like cane, abo...
canine 11 11 a dogtooth [n -S]
caning 13 13 a beating with a rod...
canker 13 14 to affect with ulcer...
cankle 14 15 (slang) an obese or...
cannae 10 11 (Scots) can not [v]
cannas 11 11 CANNA, a tropical li...
canned 11 12 CANN, to direct stee...
cannel 12 12 a type of dull coal...
canner 11 11 one that cans food [...
cannie 11 11 prudent, also CANNY...
cannon 10 12 to collide with, str...
cannot 11 11 the negative form of...
canoed 11 11 CANOE, to paddle a s...
canoer 11 10 one who travels by c...
canoes 11 10 CANOE, to paddle a s...
canola 12 11 edible oil from the...
canons 11 11 CANON, a member of a...
canopy 20 15 to cover from above...
cansos 12 10 CANSO, a love song [...
cantal 13 11 a hard cheese of Fra...
cantar 12 10 a Turkish unit of we...
canted 12 11 CANT, to tilt or sla...
canter 12 10 to ride a horse at a...
canthi 15 12 CANTHUS, a corner of...
cantic 16 13 slanted [adj]
cantle 13 11 to break a piece fro...
canton 11 11 to divide into distr...
cantor 12 10 a singer; esp. the l...
cantos 12 10 CANTO, a division of...
cantus 13 11 (Latin) a melody or...
canula 13 12 a tube inserted into...
canvas 14 14 to examine thoroughl...
canyon 17 13 a deep gorge or ravi...
capers 15 12 CAPER, to leap or sk...
capful 19 17 as much as a cap can...
capias 15 12 a writ authorizing t...
caping 16 15 CAPE, to keep a cour...
capita 15 12 CAPUT, (Latin) the h...
caples 16 13 CAPLE, a horse, also...
caplet 16 13 (tradename) a kind o...
caplin 16 14 a small marine fish...
capons 14 13 CAPON, a castrated c...
capote 14 12 (French) a long cloa...
capots 15 12 CAPOT, to win all th...
capped 17 16 CAP, to provide with...
capper 17 15 one whose business i...
capric 19 15 pertaining to a goat...
caprid 16 13 a member of the goat...
capris 16 12 women's tapering tro...
capsid 16 13 the outer shell of a...
captan 14 13 a type of agricultur...
captor 15 12 one who takes or hol...
capuls 17 14 CAPUL, a horse, also...
carack 17 16 a type of merchant s...
caract 16 12 (Shakespeare) a mark...
carafe 14 12 (French) a glass bot...
caraps 15 12 CARAP, a South Ameri...
carate 12 9 a tropical skin dise...
carats 13 9 CARAT, a unit of wei...
carbon 14 13 a nonmetallic elemen...
carbos 15 12 CARBO, (short for) c...
carboy 21 14 a large green bottle...
carcel 17 13 (French) a French me...
cardan 12 11 as in cardan joint,...
carded 13 11 CARD, to comb wool [...
carder 13 10 one that does cardin...
cardia 13 10 an opening of the es...
cardie 13 10 (Short for) cardigan...
cardio 13 10 (short for) a cardio...
cardis 14 10 CARDI, (short for) a...
cardon 12 11 a variety of cactus,...
careen 11 10 to turn (a ship) on...
career 12 9 to go at full speed...
careme 13 12 (French) lent [n -S]
carers 13 9 CARER, one that care...
caress 13 9 to touch lovingly [v...
carets 13 9 CARET, a typographic...
carfax 21 19 a place where four r...
carfox 21 19 a place where four r...
carful 17 14 as much as a car can...
cargos 14 11 CARGO, a load [n]
carhop 17 14 a waitress at a driv...
caribe 15 12 (Spanish) a South Am...
caried 13 10 affected by caries,...
caries 13 9 tooth decay [n CARIE...
carina 12 10 a keel-shaped ridge...
caring 14 12 compassionate [adj C...
carked 14 14 CARK, (archaic) to w...
carles 14 10 CARLE, a rude, rusti...
carlin 14 11 (Scots) an old woman...
carlot 14 10 (Shakespeare) a peas...
carman 13 13 a streetcar driver [...
carmen 13 13 CARMAN, a streetcar...
carnal 13 11 to act carnally [v C...
carnet 12 10 (French) a customs o...
carney 18 12 to coax, also CARNY...
carnie 12 10 a carnival [n -S]
carnyx 25 19 a long war trumpet u...
carobs 15 12 CAROB, the sweet-fla...
caroch 18 14 a stately carriage,...
caroli 14 10 CAROLUS, a former En...
carols 14 10 CAROL, to sing joyou...
caroms 14 12 CAROM, to collide wi...
carons 12 10 CARON, another name...
carpal 16 13 a bone in the wrist,...
carped 15 13 CARP, to find fault...
carpel 16 13 a single female orga...
carper 15 12 one who carps, criti...
carpet 15 12 to cover a floor wit...
carpus 16 13 (Latin) the part of...
carrat 13 9 a unit of weight use...
carrel 14 10 a desk for private s...
carrom 14 12 to collide with and...
carron 12 10 as in carron oil, ma...
carrot 13 9 a root vegetable [n...
carses 13 9 CARSE, (Scots) alluv...
carsey 19 11 (slang) a lavatory,...
cartas 13 9 CARTA, a charter, al...
carted 13 10 CART, to convey in a...
cartel 14 10 (French) a manufactu...
carter 13 9 one who drives a car...
cartes 13 9 CARTE, (French) a bi...
carton 12 10 to pack in a cardboa...
cartop 15 12 able to fit in top o...
carved 15 14 CARVE, to form by cu...
carvel 16 14 a small light fast s...
carven 14 14 carved [adj]
carver 15 13 one that carves [n -...
carves 15 13 CARVE, to form by cu...
casaba 14 12 a variety of melon,...
casava 14 13 a tropical plant who...
casbah 17 14 the old section of a...
cascos 16 12 CASCO, a Philippine...
casefy 21 14 to become or make ch...
caseic 16 12 of or pertaining to...
casein 12 10 a milk protein [n -S...
casern 12 10 a barracks for soldi...
cashaw 18 14 a variety of squash,...
cashed 15 12 CASH, to convert int...
cashes 15 11 CASH, to convert int...
cashew 18 14 a large tree native...
cashoo 14 11 a resin used in tann...
casing 14 12 a protective outer c...
casini 13 10 CASINO, a gambling r...
casino 12 10 a gambling room [n C...
casita 13 9 a small house [n -S]
casked 14 14 CASK, to store in a...
casket 14 13 to place in a burial...
casque 21 19 a helmet [n -S]
cassia 13 9 a relative of the ci...
cassie 13 9 a thorny shrub or sm...
cassis 14 9 (French) a blackcurr...
casted 13 10 cast off [adj]
caster 13 9 a small solid swivel...
castes 13 9 CASTE, a system of d...
castle 14 10 to make a certain mo...
castor 13 9 a small solid swivel...
casual 14 11 accidental, occasion...
catalo 13 10 a cross between a bu...
catcht 19 14 CATCH, to capture af...
catchy 25 16 pleasing and easily...
catcon 15 13 short for catalytic...
catena 11 10 (Latin) a chain or c...
caters 13 9 CATER, to provide fo...
catgut 15 12 the intestine of a c...
cation 12 10 a positively charged...
catkin 14 14 a crowded spike or t...
catlin 14 11 a surgical knife, al...
catnap 14 13 to take a short nap...
catnep 14 13 a mint-like plant at...
catnip 15 13 a mint-like plant at...
catsup 16 13 a spicy tomato sauce...
catted 13 10 CAT, to vomit [v]
cattie 13 9 an Asian unit of wei...
cattle 14 10 domesticated bovines...
caucus 17 14 to hold a political...
caudad 13 12 towards the tail [ad...
caudae 12 11 CAUDA, the area behi...
caudal 14 12 of or pertaining to...
caudex 19 18 the woody base of so...
caudle 14 12 a drink of warm grue...
caught 17 14 CATCH, to capture af...
cauker 14 14 a big lie, also CAUL...
caulds 15 12 CAULD, cold [n]
caules 14 11 CAULIS, an herbaceou...
caulis 15 11 an herbaceous or woo...
caulks 16 15 CAULK, to make the s...
caumed 14 14 CAUM, to whiten with...
cauris 14 10 CAURI, a former mone...
causae 12 10 CAUSA, (Latin) a (le...
causal 14 11 relating to cause [a...
caused 13 11 CAUSE, to bring abou...
causen 12 11 (Spenser) to cause (...
causer 13 10 one who causes [n -S...
causes 13 10 CAUSE, to bring abou...
causey 19 12 a causeway, also COR...
cautel 14 11 (Shakespeare) cunnin...
cauter 13 10 a hot iron for seari...
cauves 15 14 CAUF, a coalminer's...
cavass 15 13 an armed attendant i...
caveat 14 13 to enter a type of l...
cavels 16 14 CAVEL, (Scots) a pie...
cavern 14 14 to hollow out [v -ED...
cavers 15 13 CAVER, one who explo...
caviar 15 13 the roe of sturgeon,...
cavier 15 13 (obsolete) salted ro...
cavies 15 13 CAVY, a kind of Sout...
cavils 17 14 CAVIL, to raise triv...
caving 16 16 the sport of explori...
cavity 22 15 an unfilled space wi...
cavort 15 13 to prance, caper abo...
cawing 17 15 the sound rooks make...
cawker 17 16 a pointed piece on a...
caxons 18 17 CAXON, (historical)...
cayman 19 15 the South American a...
cayuse 19 12 an Indian pony [n -S...
ceased 12 10 CEASE, to stop [v]
ceases 12 9 CEASE, to stop [v]
ceazed 15 19 CEAZE, (obsolete) to...
ceazes 15 18 CEAZE, (obsolete) to...
cebids 16 13 CEBID, one of a fami...
ceboid 15 13 one of a family of m...
cecils 18 13 fried meatballs [n]
cecity 23 14 blindness [n CECITIE...
cedarn 12 11 of cedar [adj]
cedars 13 10 CEDAR, a large everg...
cedary 19 12 of or like cedar [ad...
ceders 13 10 CEDER, one who cedes...
ceding 14 13 CEDE, to yield [v]
cedula 14 12 (Spanish) a South Am...
ceibas 15 12 CEIBA, a genus of tr...
ceiled 14 11 CEIL, to furnish wit...
ceiler 14 10 one that ceils [n -S...
ceilis 15 10 CEILI, (Gaelic) an i...
celebs 16 13 CELEB, (short for) a...
celery 20 12 a plant with edible...
celiac 17 13 one that has a chron...
cellae 14 11 CELLA, the inner cha...
cellar 15 11 to store in an under...
celled 15 12 CELL, to store in a...
cellos 15 11 CELLO, a stringed mu...
celoms 15 13 CELOM, a body cavity...
cembra 16 15 the Swiss stonepine...
cement 13 13 to bind firmly [v -E...
cendre 12 11 ash-blond [adj]
cenote 11 10 a deep natural hole...
censed 12 11 CENSE, to perfume wi...
censer 12 10 a vessel for burning...
censes 12 10 CENSE, to perfume wi...
censor 12 10 to delete a word or...
census 13 11 to take an official...
centai 12 10 CENTAS, a monetary u...
cental 13 11 a weight of one hund...
centas 12 10 a monetary unit of L...
center 12 10 to place at the midd...
centos 12 10 CENTO, a literary wo...
centra 12 10 CENTRUM, the body of...
centre 12 10 to make central, als...
centry 19 12 (Shakespeare) a cent...
centum 14 14 (Latin) a hundred [n...
ceorls 14 10 CEORL, in Anglo-Saxo...
cepage 15 14 the grape variety or...
cerate 12 9 a stiff ointment com...
cercal 17 13 pertaining to a tail...
cercis 17 12 any tree or shrub of...
cercus 17 13 a sensory appendage...
cereal 13 10 food made from grain...
cereus 13 10 (Latin) a genus of p...
cerges 14 11 CERGE, a large wax c...
cerias 13 9 CERIA, cerium oxide...
cering 14 12 CERE, to wrap in a w...
ceriph 18 14 a line used to finis...
cerise 13 9 a colour, deep to vi...
cerite 13 9 a hydrous silicate o...
cerium 15 13 a metallic chemical...
cermet 14 12 a strong alloy of a...
cerned 12 11 CERNE, (Shakespeare)...
cernes 12 10 CERNE, (Shakespeare)...
ceroon 11 10 a crate or hamper; a...
cerous 13 10 of or like cerium [a...
cerris 14 9 (Latin) a species of...
certes 13 9 (archaic) in truth;...
certie 13 9 as in by my certie,...
cerule 14 11 sky-blue, also CAERU...
ceruse 13 10 white lead, used as...
cervid 16 14 a member of the deer...
cervix 22 20 a necklike opening,...
cesium 15 13 a metallic element [...
cessed 13 10 CESSE, (Spenser) to...
cesser 13 9 a type of legal liab...
cesses 13 9 CESSE, (Spenser) to...
cestas 13 9 CESTA, (Spanish) a b...
cestoi 13 9 CESTOS, a belt or gi...
cestos 13 9 a belt or girdle [n...
cestui 14 10 (Latin) in legal phr...
cestus 14 10 a hand covering for...
cesura 13 10 a pause in a line of...
cesure 13 10 (Spenser) a break, a...
cetane 11 10 a colourless liquid...
cetyls 21 12 CETYL, a univalent r...
cezves 18 22 CEZVE, a small metal...
chabuk 19 19 a type of horsewhip,...
chaced 18 15 CHACE, (obsolete) to...
chaces 18 14 CHACE, (obsolete) to...
chacks 20 18 CHACK, to pinch or n...
chacma 19 17 (Hottentot) a large...
chacos 18 14 CHACO, (Hungarian) t...
chadar 15 12 the large veil worn...
chador 15 12 the large veil worn...
chados 15 12 CHADO, (Japanese) a...
chadri 16 12 CHADAR, the large ve...
chaeta 14 11 a bristle or seta of...
chafed 17 15 CHAFE, to warm by ru...
chafer 17 14 any of several kinds...
chafes 17 14 CHAFE, to warm by ru...
chaffs 20 17 CHAFF, to poke fun a...
chaffy 26 19 worthless [adj CHAFF...
chafts 18 14 CHAFT, (Scots) the j...
chagan 15 14 an early form of kha...
chaine 14 12 (French) in ballet,...
chains 15 12 CHAIN, to bind with...
chairs 16 11 CHAIR, to install in...
chaise 15 11 (French) a light ope...
chakra 16 15 (Sanskrit) in yoga,...
chalah 18 14 (Hebrew) a loaf of w...
chalan 15 13 in India, to cause (...
chaleh 18 14 (Hebrew) a loaf of w...
chalet 16 12 a type of wooden hou...
chalks 18 16 CHALK, to mark with...
chalky 24 18 resembling chalk [ad...
challa 17 13 (Hebrew) a loaf of w...
chally 24 15 a light fabric, also...
chalot 16 12 CHALAH, (Hebrew) a l...
chammy 24 19 to clean with a cham...
champs 19 17 CHAMP, to chew noisi...
champy 25 19 broken up by the tra...
chanas 14 12 CHANA, in Indian coo...
chance 17 15 to risk [v CHANCED,...
chancy 24 17 risky, also CHANCEY...
changa 15 14 (Hinglish) an expres...
change 15 14 to make or become di...
changs 16 14 CHANG, a kind of cat...
chanks 16 16 CHANK, (Hindi) the s...
chants 15 12 CHANT, to recite in...
chanty 21 14 a song sung by sailo...
chapel 18 15 a place of Christian...
chapes 17 14 CHAPE, the plate of...
chapka 18 18 (Polish) a Polish mi...
chappy 26 19 cracked [adj CHAPPIE...
charas 15 11 (Hindi) the resinous...
chards 16 12 CHARD, the edible le...
chared 15 12 CHARE, to do odd job...
chares 15 11 CHARE, to do odd job...
charet 15 11 (Spenser) a chariot...
charge 16 13 to make an attack [v...
charka 16 15 a spinning wheel, al...
charks 17 15 CHARK, to burn wood...
charms 17 14 CHARM, to enchant [v...
charro 15 11 (Spanish) a Mexican...
charrs 16 11 CHARR, a small fish...
charry 22 13 resembling charcoal...
charta 15 11 a charter, also CART...
charts 16 11 CHART, to map out [v...
chased 15 12 CHASE, to pursue [v]
chaser 15 11 one that chases [n -...
chases 15 11 CHASE, to pursue [v]
chasms 17 14 CHASM, a deep cleft...
chasmy 23 16 full of chasms [adj...
chasse 15 11 to perform a dance m...
chaste 15 11 sexually virtuous [a...
chaton 14 12 (French) the setting...
chatta 15 11 (Hindi) an umbrella...
chatti 16 11 (Hindi) an earthenwa...
chatty 22 13 a type of water-pot...
chaufe 17 15 (Spenser) to chafe [...
chauff 20 18 (Spenser) to chafe,...
chaunt 15 13 to sing, also CHANT...
chavvy 26 21 like a chav [adj CHA...
chawed 18 15 CHAW, to chew esp. t...
chawer 18 14 one who chaws, also...
chawks 20 18 CHAWK, (Cornish dial...
chayas 21 13 CHAYA, an Indian pla...
chazan 17 21 (Hebrew) a cantor in...
cheapo 16 14 (colloquial) somethi...
cheaps 17 14 CHEAP, to take a che...
cheapy 23 16 (colloquial) somethi...
cheats 15 11 CHEAT, to defraud [v...
chebec 20 17 a small bird, the le...
checks 20 18 CHECK, to inspect [v...
checky 26 20 chequered [adj CHECK...
cheder 15 12 (Hebrew) a religious...
cheeks 16 15 CHEEK, to speak impu...
cheeky 22 17 impudent [adj CHEEKI...
cheeps 17 14 CHEEP, to chirp [v]
cheero 14 11 goodbye, also CHEERI...
cheers 15 11 CHEER, to applaud wi...
cheery 21 13 cheerful [adj CHEERI...
cheese 14 11 to stop it [v CHEESE...
cheesy 21 13 resembling a food ma...
chefed 17 15 CHEF, to work as a c...
cheffy 26 19 relating to or chara...
chegoe 15 13 a small tropical fle...
chekas 16 15 CHEKA, (Russian) the...
chelae 15 12 CHELA, a pincerlike...
chelas 16 12 CHELA, a pincerlike...
chelps 19 15 CHELP, (Northern Eng...
chemic 20 17 relating to chemistr...
chemmy 24 19 a card game, chemin...
chemos 16 14 CHEMO, (short for) c...
chenar 14 12 the oriental plane t...
chenet 14 12 an andiron, an iron...
chenix 21 19 an ancient Greek dry...
cheque 23 21 a written order dire...
chequy 30 23 checkered, also CHEC...
cherry 22 13 a fruit [n CHERRIES]...
cherts 16 11 CHERT, a microcrysta...
cherty 22 13 resembling chert [ad...
cherub 18 15 an angel [n CHERUBS...
cherup 18 15 to chirp, also CHIRR...
chesil 17 12 shingle, gravel [n -...
chests 16 11 CHEST, to hit a ball...
chesty 22 13 suffering from a cou...
chetah 17 13 a swift-running wild...
cheths 18 13 CHETH, (Hebrew) the...
cheval 18 16 as in cheval glass,...
cheven 16 16 a fish, the chub, al...
chevet 17 15 (French) the east en...
chevin 17 16 a fish, the chub, al...
chevre 17 15 a cheese made from g...
chewed 18 15 CHEW, to grind with...
chewer 18 14 one who chews, also...
chewet 18 14 (obsolete) a kind of...
chewie 18 14 (Australian slang) c...
chiack 20 18 (Australian slang) t...
chiasm 17 14 a commissure; esp. t...
chiaus 16 12 to cheat, swindle [v...
chibol 19 15 a variety of onion,...
chicas 19 14 CHICA, an orange-red...
chicer 19 14 CHIC, smartly elegan...
chicha 21 16 an orange-red dyestu...
chichi 22 16 elaborate ornamentat...
chicks 21 18 CHICK, a young bird...
chicle 20 15 the coagulated latex...
chicly 27 17 CHIC, smartly elegan...
chicon 18 15 the shoot of the chi...
chicos 19 14 CHICO, an orange-red...
chicot 19 14 a handsome tree of c...
chided 16 13 CHIDE, to scold [v]
chider 16 12 one who chides [n -S...
chides 16 12 CHIDE, to scold [v]
chiefs 18 14 CHIEF, the highest i...
chield 17 13 (Scots) a man, a lad...
chiels 17 12 CHIEL, (Scots) a man...
chigga 18 15 (Australian slang) a...
chigoe 16 13 a small tropical fle...
chigre 17 13 a small tropical fle...
chikor 17 15 an Indian partridge,...
childe 17 13 a youth of gentle bi...
childs 18 13 CHILD, to bring fort...
chiles 17 12 CHILE, the (dried) r...
chilis 18 12 CHILI, the (dried) r...
chilli 19 13 a hot pepper, also C...
chills 19 13 CHILL, to make cold...
chilly 25 15 cool [adj CHILLIER,...
chimar 17 14 a loose sleeveless r...
chimbs 20 17 CHIMB, the rim at th...
chimed 17 15 CHIME, to ring in ha...
chimer 17 14 a loose sleeveless r...
chimes 17 14 CHIME, to ring in ha...
chimla 18 15 a chimney, also CHIM...
chimps 20 17 CHIMP, (short for) a...
chinar 15 12 the oriental plane t...
chinas 15 12 CHINA, fine porcelai...
chinch 21 17 to fill in the seams...
chined 15 13 CHINE, to break the...
chines 15 12 CHINE, to break the...
chings 17 14 CHING, a high-pitche...
chinks 17 16 CHINK, to fill up cr...
chinky 23 18 full of cracks [adj...
chinos 15 12 CHINO, (Spanish) a s...
chinse 15 12 to fill in the seams...
chints 16 12 a glazed printed cot...
chintz 19 21 a glazed printed cot...
chippy 27 19 belligerent [adj CHI...
chiral 17 12 of a molecule, havin...
chirks 18 15 CHIRK, to squeak [v]
chirls 18 12 CHIRL, (Scots) to em...
chirms 18 14 CHIRM, to cry out, c...
chiros 16 11 CHIRO, (short for) c...
chirps 19 14 CHIRP, to utter a sh...
chirpy 25 16 cheerful [adj CHIRPI...
chirre 16 11 to chirp like a cric...
chirrs 17 11 CHIRR, to chirp like...
chirts 17 11 CHIRT, to squeeze, s...
chirus 17 12 CHIRU, (Tibetan) a T...
chisel 17 12 to use a cutting too...
chital 17 12 a kind of Indian dee...
chitin 16 12 the main component o...
chiton 15 12 a tunic worn in anci...
chitty 23 13 a short letter [n CH...
chived 18 16 CHIVE, to cut with a...
chives 18 15 CHIVE, to cut with a...
chivvy 27 21 to chase about, also...
choana 13 12 a funnel-shaped open...
choccy 28 19 chocolate [n CHOCCIE...
chocho 20 16 the fruit of a tropi...
chocko 19 18 (Australian slang) i...
chocks 20 18 CHOCK, to secure wit...
chocos 18 14 CHOCO, (Australian s...
choice 18 14 the thing chosen [n...
choils 17 12 CHOIL, the end of a...
choirs 16 11 CHOIR, to sing in ch...
choked 16 16 CHOKE, to impede the...
choker 16 15 a close-fitting neck...
chokes 16 15 CHOKE, to impede the...
chokey 22 17 (slang) prison, also...
chokos 16 15 CHOKO, the fruit of...
chokra 16 15 (Hindi) a boy; a hou...
chokri 17 15 (Hindi) a girl; a fe...
cholas 16 12 CHOLA, (Spanish) a M...
choler 16 12 anger, irascibility...
cholic 20 15 relating to bile, as...
cholis 17 12 CHOLI, (Hindi) a sho...
cholla 17 13 a treelike cactus [n...
cholos 16 12 CHOLO, a flashy Mexi...
chomps 19 17 CHOMP, to chew vigor...
choofs 17 14 CHOOF, (Australian s...
chooks 16 15 CHOOK, to make a sou...
chooms 16 14 CHOOM, (Australian s...
choons 14 12 CHOON, a piece of re...
choose 14 11 to select by prefere...
choosy 21 13 difficult to please,...
chopin 17 15 a high clog or patte...
choppy 26 19 full of irregular wa...
choral 16 12 relating to a choir...
chorda 15 12 a primitive sort of...
chords 16 12 CHORD, to play a com...
chorea 14 11 St. Vitus's dance; a...
chored 15 12 CHORE, to do small j...
choree 14 11 (Greek) a trochee, a...
chores 15 11 CHORE, to do small j...
choria 15 11 CHORION, the outer f...
choric 19 14 pertaining to the ch...
chorus 16 12 to sing in unison [v...
chosen 14 12 CHOOSE, to select by...
choses 15 11 CHOSE, (French) in l...
chotts 16 11 CHOTT, (Arabic) a sh...
chough 19 16 a kind of jackdaw fo...
chouse 15 12 to swindle, also CHO...
choush 18 14 a cheat, a swindler,...
chouts 16 12 CHOUT, (Hindi) in In...
chowed 18 15 CHOW, to eat [v]
chowks 20 18 CHOWK, (Hindi) a mar...
chowri 19 14 (Hindi) a whisk to k...
chowry 25 16 (Hindi) a whisk to k...
chowse 18 14 to swindle, also CHO...
chrism 18 14 a consecrated oil, a...
chroma 16 14 quality of colour [n...
chrome 16 14 to plate with chromi...
chromo 16 14 (short for) a chromo...
chromy 23 16 decorated with chrom...
chubby 27 20 plump, short, and th...
chucks 21 19 CHUCK, to chuck [v]
chucky 27 21 a chicken, also CHOO...
chuddy 23 16 (Australian slang) c...
chufas 18 15 CHUFA, a sedgelike p...
chuffs 21 18 CHUFF, to make a ser...
chuffy 27 20 fat or puffed out in...
chukar 17 16 an Indian partridge,...
chukka 18 20 (Hindi) a period of...
chukor 17 16 (Hindi) an Indian pa...
chummy 25 20 friendly [adj CHUMMI...
chumps 20 18 CHUMP, to munch [v]
chunks 17 17 CHUNK, to make a dul...
chunky 23 19 in chunks, solidly b...
chuppa 20 18 a Jewish wedding cer...
church 22 17 to bring to a buildi...
churls 18 13 CHURL, in Anglo-Saxo...
churns 16 13 CHURN, to agitate to...
churro 16 12 a Spanish dough stic...
churrs 17 12 CHURR, to make a vib...
chused 16 13 CHUSE, (obsolete) to...
chuses 16 12 CHUSE, (obsolete) to...
chuted 16 13 CHUTE, to convey by...
chutes 16 12 CHUTE, to convey by...
chyack 26 20 (Australian slang) t...
chylde 23 15 designating a youth...
chyles 23 14 CHYLE, a milky fluid...
chymes 23 16 CHYME, semiliquid, p...
chymic 27 19 (obsolete) a chemist...
chypre 24 16 (French) a mixture o...
cibols 17 13 CIBOL, a variety of...
cicada 16 13 a winged insect, als...
cicala 17 13 a winged insect, als...
cicale 17 13 CICALA, a winged ins...
cicely 24 15 a fragrant herb [n C...
cicero 16 12 a printing measure [...
cicuta 17 13 (Latin) the hemlock...
ciders 14 10 CIDER, an alcoholic...
cidery 20 12 like cider [adj]
ciding 15 13 CIDE, (Shakespeare)...
cieled 14 11 CIEL, to provide wit...
cierge 14 11 a large wax candle u...
cigars 15 11 CIGAR, a roll of tob...
ciggie 16 13 (slang) cigarette, a...
cilice 18 13 a haircloth shirt wo...
cilium 17 14 a short hairlike pro...
cimars 15 12 CIMAR, (French) a lo...
cimier 15 12 (French) the crest o...
cinder 13 11 to reduce to ashes [...
cinema 13 13 a motion-picture the...
cineol 13 11 a liquid used as an...
cinque 21 20 the number five, als...
cipher 18 14 to work at arithmeti...
cippus 19 16 (Latin) a small colu...
circar 17 12 (Urdu) the state or...
circle 18 13 to revolve around [v...
circus 18 13 a public entertainme...
cirque 22 19 a bowl-shaped depres...
cirrus 15 10 (Latin) a type of cl...
ciscos 17 12 CISCO, a North Ameri...
cissus 15 10 a genus of tropical...
cisted 14 10 containing cists [ad...
cistic 18 12 like a cist [adj]
cistus 15 10 (Greek) any plant of...
citals 15 10 CITAL, a summons to...
citers 14 9 CITER, one who cites...
citess 14 9 (archaic) one who is...
cither 16 11 a pear-shaped guitar...
citied 14 10 having cities [adj]
cities 14 9 CITY, a large town [...
citify 23 14 to adapt to the city...
citing 15 12 CITE, to quote as an...
citola 14 10 a pear-shaped guitar...
citole 14 10 a pear-shaped guitar...
citral 15 10 a lemon flavouring [...
citric 18 12 derived from citrus...
citrin 14 10 the water-soluble vi...
citron 13 10 the fruit of the cit...
citrus 15 10 a citron tree [n -ES...
cityfy 29 16 to adapt to the city...
civets 16 13 CIVET, any of severa...
civics 20 16 the science of civic...
civies 16 13 CIVIE, (short for) a...
civils 18 14 CIVIL, esp. in the n...
civism 18 16 good citizenship [n...
cizers 17 18 (Shakespeare) scisso...
clachs 20 15 CLACH [n]
clacks 19 17 CLACK, to make a noi...
clades 14 11 CLADE, a group of or...
claggy 23 16 sticky [adj CLAGGIER...
claims 16 13 CLAIM, to demand as...
clambe 17 16 CLIMB, to ascend [v]
clames 15 13 CLAME, (Spenser) a c...
clammy 23 18 unpleasantly damp [a...
clamor 15 13 to make a loud outcr...
clamps 18 16 CLAMP, to fasten wit...
clangs 15 13 CLANG, to ring loudl...
clanks 15 15 CLANK, to rattle as...
clanky 21 17 making a sharp, meta...
claque 22 20 a group of hired app...
claret 14 10 to drink a red dry w...
claros 14 10 CLARO, a light-colou...
clarts 15 10 CLART, to dirty [v]
clarty 21 12 sticky and dirty [ad...
clasps 17 13 CLASP, to embrace ti...
claspt 17 13 CLASP, to embrace ti...
classy 21 12 having class, stylis...
clasts 15 10 CLAST, an individual...
clatch 20 15 to dabble or work in...
clause 14 11 a part of a document...
clauts 15 11 CLAUT, (Scots) to sc...
claver 16 14 (Scots) to gossip [v...
claves 16 14 CLAVE, in plants, a...
clavie 16 14 a tar barrel burnt f...
clavis 17 14 (Latin) a key; hence...
clavus 17 15 a horny thickening o...
clawed 17 14 CLAW, to scratch wit...
clawer 17 13 one who claws [n -S]
claxon 19 18 a low-pitched horn [...
clayed 20 13 CLAY, to purify (e.g...
clayey 26 14 resembling clay [adj...
cleans 13 11 CLEAN, to rid of sta...
clears 14 10 CLEAR, to remove obs...
cleats 14 10 CLEAT, to strengthen...
cleave 15 14 to split [v CLOVE, C...
cleche 19 15 in heraldry, voided...
clecks 19 17 CLECK, (Scots) to ha...
clecky 25 19 broody [adj CLECKIER...
cleeks 15 14 CLEEK, to seize, hoo...
cleeps 16 13 CLEEP, (archaic) to...
cleeve 15 14 (dialect) a cliff, a...
clefts 17 13 CLEFT, to insert a s...
cleiks 16 14 CLEIK, a kind of gol...
clench 19 16 to grasp firmly [v -...
cleome 14 13 an aromatic plant wi...
cleped 16 14 CLEPE, (archaic) to...
clepes 16 13 CLEPE, (archaic) to...
clergy 22 14 the body of persons...
cleric 18 13 a member of the cler...
clerid 15 11 a predatory beetle [...
clerks 16 14 CLERK, to serve as a...
cleuch 20 16 (Scots) a ravine, a...
cleugh 18 15 (Scots) a ravine, a...
clever 16 14 intelligent, dextero...
cleves 16 14 CLEVE, (dialect) a c...
clevis 17 14 a U-shaped fastener...
clewed 17 14 CLEW, to attach a ro...
cliche 20 15 a stereotyped phrase...
clicks 20 17 CLICK, to make a sho...
client 14 11 a customer [n -S]
cliffs 20 16 CLIFF, a high, steep...
cliffy 26 18 abounding in cliffs...
clifts 18 13 CLIFT, a cliff [n]
clifty 24 15 broken into cliffs [...
climax 22 20 to reach a high poin...
climbs 19 16 CLIMB, to ascend [v]
climes 16 13 CLIME, the atmospher...
clinal 15 12 pertaining to a clin...
clinch 20 16 to settle a matter d...
clines 14 11 CLINE, a gradual geo...
clings 16 13 CLING, to adhere to...
clingy 22 15 adhesive [adj CLINGI...
clinic 18 14 a medical facility [...
clinks 16 15 CLINK, to make a sho...
clints 15 11 CLINT, a block in a...
cliped 17 14 CLIPE, to tell tales...
clipes 17 13 CLIPE, to tell tales...
clique 23 20 to form an exclusive...
cliquy 30 22 relating to a clique...
clitic 19 13 a word whose pronunc...
clivia 17 14 a leek-like South Af...
cloaca 16 13 (Latin) the terminal...
cloaks 15 14 CLOAK, to clothe wit...
cloams 15 13 CLOAM, earthenware o...
cloche 19 15 (French) a lady's cl...
clocks 19 17 CLOCK, to time with...
cloddy 21 14 earthy [adj CLODDIER...
clodly 22 14 in a stupid fashion...
cloffs 19 16 CLOFF, (Scots) a cle...
cloggy 23 16 lumpy, sticky [adj C...
cloked 15 15 CLOKE, to clothe wit...
clokes 15 14 CLOKE, to clothe wit...
clomps 18 16 CLOMP, to walk heavi...
clonal 14 12 relating to a clone...
cloned 13 12 CLONE, to reproduce...
cloner 13 11 one who clones [n -S...
clones 13 11 CLONE, to reproduce...
clonic 17 14 of or like a clonus,...
clonks 15 15 CLONK, to make a dul...
clonky 21 17 making a dull thumpi...
clonus 14 12 a form of muscular s...
cloops 16 13 CLOOP, the sound of...
cloots 14 10 CLOOT, a cloven hoof...
cloque 22 20 (French) a fabric wi...
closed 14 11 CLOSE, to make impas...
closer 14 10 one who, or that whi...
closes 14 10 CLOSE, to make impas...
closet 14 10 to enclose in a clos...
clotes 14 10 CLOTE, the common bu...
clothe 16 12 to provide with clot...
cloths 17 12 CLOTH, fabric [n]
clotty 21 12 tending to clot [adj...
clouds 15 12 CLOUD, to make obscu...
cloudy 21 14 overcast with clouds...
clough 18 15 a ravine, also CLEUC...
clours 15 11 CLOUR, to knock or b...
clouts 15 11 CLOUT, to hit with t...
cloven 15 15 split [adj]
clover 16 14 any papilionaceous p...
cloves 16 14 CLOVE, the flower-bu...
clovis 17 14 as in clovis point,...
clowed 17 14 CLOW, (Scots) to rak...
clowns 17 14 CLOWN, to act like a...
cloyed 20 13 CLOY, to gratify bey...
cloyes 20 12 CLOYE, (Shakespeare)...
clozes 17 19 CLOZE, a type of edu...
clubby 26 19 characteristic of a...
clucks 20 18 CLUCK, to make the s...
clucky 26 20 (Australian slang) o...
cluier 15 11 CLUEY, (Australian s...
cluing 16 14 CLUE, to obtain guid...
clumps 19 17 CLUMP, to form into...
clumpy 25 19 in clumps [adj CLUMP...
clumsy 23 16 not dexterous [adj C...
clunch 20 17 a tough clay [n -ES]
clunks 16 16 CLUNK, to make a dul...
clunky 22 18 clumsy in style [adj...
clusia 15 11 any member of the ge...
clutch 21 16 to grasp and hold ti...
clying 22 15 CLY, to seize or ste...
clyped 23 16 CLYPE, to tell tales...
clypei 23 15 CLYPEUS, a shield-li...
clypes 23 15 CLYPE, to tell tales...
cnemis 14 13 the shin or tibia [n...
cnidae 12 11 CNIDA, a nematocyst,...
coachy 24 16 a coachman [n COACHI...
coacts 16 12 COACT, to act togeth...
coaita 12 9 a type of spider mon...
coalas 13 10 COALA, an Australian...
coaled 13 11 COAL, to supply with...
coaler 13 10 a ship that carries...
coapts 15 12 COAPT, to fit togeth...
coarbs 15 12 COARB, (historical)...
coarse 12 9 rough, crude [adj CO...
coasts 13 9 COAST, to cycle with...
coated 12 10 COAT, to cover with...
coatee 11 9 a small coat [n -S]
coater 12 9 a worker, machine et...
coates 12 9 COATE, to cite as ev...
coatis 13 9 COATI, a tropical Am...
coaxal 19 17 having a common axis...
coaxed 18 17 COAX, to cajole [v]
coaxer 18 16 one who coaxes [n -S...
coaxes 18 16 COAX, to cajole [v]
cobaea 13 12 one of a family of S...
cobalt 16 13 a metallic element [...
cobbed 17 16 COB, to strike [v]
cobber 17 15 (Australian slang) f...
cobble 18 16 to mend [v COBBLED,...
cobias 15 12 COBIA, a large game...
cobles 16 13 COBLE, (Welsh) a sho...
cobnut 15 14 a large roundish var...
cobras 15 12 COBRA, a venomous sn...
cobric 19 15 of a cobra [adj]
coburg 17 15 (German) a thin sing...
cobweb 20 18 to cover with spider...
cobzas 18 21 COBZA, a Romanian fo...
cocain 15 13 a narcotic, also COC...
coccal 20 16 pertaining to a cocc...
coccic 23 18 pertaining to a cocc...
coccid 20 16 a kind of insect, th...
coccos 19 15 COCCO, the taro or o...
coccus 20 16 one of the separable...
coccyx 32 24 a bone of the spine...
coches 18 14 COCH, (Spenser) a co...
cochin 18 15 a large variety of t...
cocked 17 17 COCK, to tilt to one...
cocker 17 16 to pamper; to indulg...
cocket 17 16 an official shipping...
cockle 18 17 a shellfish [n -S] /...
cocksy 24 18 self-important, also...
cockup 20 20 a turned-up part of...
cocoas 15 12 COCOA, the seed of t...
cocoon 14 13 to wrap tightly [v -...
codded 13 12 COD, to hoax or make...
codder 13 11 a cod fisherman [n -...
coddle 14 12 to pamper [v CODDLED...
codecs 16 13 CODEC, a piece of so...
codeia 12 10 a narcotic alkaloid,...
codein 12 11 a narcotic alkaloid,...
codens 12 11 CODEN, a coding clas...
coders 13 10 CODER, one who write...
codger 14 12 an old man [n -S]
codify 22 15 to put into the form...
coding 14 13 the act of coding [n...
codist 14 10 a codifier; a maker...
codlin 14 12 an unripe apple, als...
codons 12 11 CODON, a triplet of...
coedit 13 10 to edit together [v...
coelom 14 13 a body cavity in som...
coempt 16 15 to buy up the entire...
coerce 15 12 to compel by force o...
coeval 15 14 belonging to the sam...
coffed 17 16 COFF, (Scots) to buy...
coffee 16 15 a powder made from t...
coffer 17 15 to put in a strongbo...
coffin 17 16 to put in a burial b...
coffle 18 16 to chain slaves toge...
cogent 13 12 convincing [adj COGE...
cogged 15 14 COG, to cheat at dic...
cogger 15 13 a flatterer or decei...
coggie 15 13 (Scots) a small wood...
coggle 16 14 to wobble [v COGGLED...
coggly 23 16 shaky [adj COGGLIER,...
cogies 14 11 COGIE, (Scots) a sma...
cogito 14 11 a philosophical prin...
cognac 16 15 (French) a kind of b...
cogons 13 12 COGON, a kind of fas...
cogues 14 12 COGUE, (Scots) a sma...
cogway 23 16 a railway operating...
cohabs 17 14 COHAB, (short for) a...
cohead 14 12 to head jointly [v -...
coheir 15 11 a joint heir [n -S]
cohens 14 12 COHEN, a member of t...
cohere 14 11 to stick together [v...
cohoes 14 11 COHOE, a Pacific sal...
cohogs 16 13 COHOG, (Native Ameri...
cohorn 14 12 (Dutch) a small mort...
cohort 15 11 one of ten divisions...
cohosh 17 13 a perennial American...
cohost 15 11 to host jointly [v -...
cohune 14 13 (Spanish) a kind of...
coifed 15 13 COIF, to put the hai...
coiffe 17 15 to put the hair in a...
coigne 13 12 to secure with a typ...
coigns 14 12 COIGN, to secure wit...
coiled 14 11 COIL, to wind in eve...
coiler 14 10 one who coils [n -S]
coined 12 11 COIN, to make metal...
coiner 12 10 one who coins [n -S]
coinop 14 13 operated by coin [ad...
coital 14 10 relating to coitus,...
coitus 14 10 sexual intercourse,...
cojoin 14 19 (Shakespeare) to con...
cokier 14 13 COKY, like coke [adj...
coking 15 16 the act of making in...
colbys 23 15 COLBY, a type of mil...
colder 14 11 COLD, having no warm...
coldie 14 11 (colloquial) a cold...
coldly 22 14 COLD, having no warm...
colead 13 11 to lead jointly [v C...
coleus 14 11 a plant of the Mint...
coleys 20 12 COLEY, an edible fis...
colics 18 13 COLIC, severe abdomi...
colies 14 10 COLY, an African bir...
colins 14 11 COLIN, the American...
collar 15 11 to provide with a ne...
colled 15 12 COLL, (obsolete) to...
collet 15 11 a circular flange or...
collie 15 11 any of several breed...
collop 17 14 a small portion of m...
colobi 16 13 COLOBUS, a long tail...
cologs 15 12 COLOG, (short for) c...
colone 12 11 (Spanish) a monetary...
coloni 13 11 COLONUS, a freeborn...
colons 13 11 COLON, a section of...
colony 19 13 a settlement of emig...
colors 14 10 COLOR, (US) to paint...
colory 20 12 having much color, a...
colour 14 11 to paint, also COLOR...
coltan 13 11 a metallic ore of co...
colted 14 11 COLT, to cheat, defr...
colter 14 10 a blade on a plow, a...
colugo 15 13 a flying lemur [n -S...
column 15 15 a vertical cylindric...
colure 14 11 a celestial circle t...
colzas 17 19 COLZA, a variety of...
comade 13 13 COMAKE, to serve as...
comake 14 16 to serve as a comake...
comarb 16 15 (historical) the hea...
comart 14 12 (Shakespeare) an agr...
comate 13 12 (Shakespeare) a mate...
combat 16 15 to fight against [v...
combed 16 16 COMB, to separate wi...
comber 16 15 one that combs [n -S...
combes 16 15 COMBE, a narrow vall...
combis 17 15 COMBI, a vessel or v...
comble 17 16 (French) the acme [n...
combos 16 15 COMBO, a small jazz...
comedo 13 13 a skin blemish, a bl...
comedy 20 15 a humorous work [n C...
comely 21 15 pleasing to look at...
comers 14 12 COMER, one showing g...
cometh 16 14 COME, to move toward...
comets 14 12 COMET, a celestial b...
comfit 17 15 a sweet; a sugarcoat...
comice 17 15 (French) a variety o...
comics 18 15 COMIC, a comedian [n...
coming 15 15 arrival or approach...
comity 21 14 courteousness; civil...
commas 15 15 COMMA, a fragment of...
commer 15 15 (archaic) a comer [n...
commie 15 15 (colloquial) a commu...
commis 16 15 (French) a deputy, a...
commit 16 15 to perpetrate [v COM...
commix 22 22 to mix together [v C...
common 14 16 to share [v -ED, -IN...
commos 15 15 COMMO, (Australian c...
commot 15 15 an early English lan...
comodo 13 13 musically in a relax...
comose 13 12 bearing a tuft of si...
comous 14 13 bearing a tuft of si...
compas 16 15 a popular music of H...
comped 16 16 COMP, to work as a c...
compel 17 16 to force [v COMPELLE...
comper 16 15 a person who enters...
comply 24 18 to obey [v COMPLIED,...
compos 16 15 COMPO, a mortar of c...
compot 16 15 (French) fruit stewe...
compts 17 15 COMPT, (obsolete) to...
comsat 14 12 (short for) communic...
comtes 14 12 COMTE, (French) a Fr...
concha 17 15 the outer ear cavity...
conche 17 15 to knead and mix cho...
concho 17 15 an ornamental disk (...
conchs 18 15 CONCH, a marine moll...
conchy 24 17 a conscientious obje...
concur 16 14 to concur [v CONCURR...
conder 12 11 a person who, statio...
condie 12 11 a covered drain, als...
condom 13 14 a prophylactic [n -S...
condor 12 11 a coin of Chile [n C...
condos 12 11 CONDO, (short for) a...
coneys 18 12 CONEY, a rabbit, als...
confab 16 16 to converse, gossip...
confer 14 13 to bestow [v CONFERR...
confit 15 13 a sweet; a sugarcoat...
confix 21 20 to fix firmly [v -ED...
congas 13 12 CONGA, to dance the...
conged 13 13 CONGE, to take leave...
congee 12 12 water in which rice...
conger 13 12 a kind of marine eel...
conges 13 12 CONGE, to take leave...
congii 14 12 CONGIUS, (Latin) an...
congos 13 12 CONGO, a kind of bla...
congou 13 13 a kind of black Chin...
conias 12 10 CONIA, a liquid, hig...
conics 16 13 CONIC, a conic secti...
conies 12 10 CONY, a rabbit, also...
conima 13 13 the fragrant resin o...
conine 11 11 a liquid, highly poi...
coning 13 13 CONE, to bear cones...
conins 12 11 CONIN, a liquid, hig...
conium 14 14 a poisonous herb [n...
conjee 13 19 water in which rice...
conked 13 15 CONK, to hit on the...
conker 13 14 a horse-chestnut use...
conman 12 14 a (male) confidence...
conmen 12 14 CONMAN, a (male) con...
conned 11 12 CONNE, (Spenser) to...
conner 11 11 a kind of wrasse, ak...
connes 11 11 CONNE, (Spenser) to...
connie 11 11 a tram or bus conduc...
connor 11 11 a kind of wrasse, ak...
conoid 12 11 anything like a cone...
consol 13 11 a government bond [n...
consul 14 12 an official serving...
contes 12 10 CONTE, (French) a sh...
contos 12 10 CONTO, a Portuguese...
contra 12 10 a Nicaraguan revolut...
conure 12 11 a tropical finch [n...
convex 20 21 having an outline or...
convey 20 16 to transport [v -ED,...
convos 14 14 CONVO, (Australian c...
convoy 20 16 to accompany (ships...
coocoo 14 12 (colloquial) crazy [...
cooeed 11 10 COOEE, to cry out sh...
cooees 11 9 COOEE, to cry out sh...
cooers 12 9 COOER, one that coos...
cooeys 18 11 COOEY, to cry out sh...
cooing 13 12 making a cooing nois...
cooked 13 14 COOK, to prepare foo...
cooker 13 13 one that cooks [n -S...
cookey 19 15 a small flat cake, a...
cookie 13 13 a small flat cake, a...
cooled 13 11 COOL, to lower the t...
cooler 13 10 (colloquial) a priso...
coolie 13 10 (historical) a (non-...
coolly 21 13 COOL, moderately col...
coolth 16 12 the state of being c...
coombe 15 15 a short deep valley,...
coombs 16 15 COOMB, a short deep...
coomed 13 13 COOM, to begrime wit...
coonty 18 12 (Native American) an...
cooped 14 13 COOP, to confine [v]
cooper 14 12 to make barrels [v -...
coopts 15 12 COOPT, to recruit e....
coorie 12 9 (Scots) to nestle or...
coosen 11 10 to cheat, also COZEN...
cooser 12 9 a stallion, also CUS...
coosin 12 10 to cheat, also COOSE...
cootch 18 14 (Welsh) to hide, to...
cooter 12 9 a kind of turtle [n...
cootie 12 9 (US slang) a body lo...
coozes 15 18 COOZE, (colloquial)...
copalm 17 16 a hardwood tree of t...
copals 16 13 COPAL, a hard resin...
copays 21 14 COPAY, an amount pay...
copeck 19 19 a Russian monetary u...
copens 14 13 COPEN, a strong ligh...
copers 15 12 COPER, to supply a s...
copied 15 13 COPY, to imitate [v]
copier 15 12 one that copies [n -...
copies 15 12 COPY, to imitate [v]
coping 16 15 the covering course...
copita 15 12 (Spanish) a tulip-sh...
coplot 16 13 to plot together [v...
copout 15 13 a backing out of a r...
copped 17 16 COP, to capture [v]
copper 17 15 to cover with a meta...
coppin 17 16 a cop of thread [n -...
copple 18 16 (obsolete) a bird's...
coppra 17 15 dried coconut meat,...
coprah 17 14 dried coconut meat,...
copras 15 12 COPRA, dried coconut...
copsed 15 13 COPSE, to cut back t...
copses 15 12 COPSE, to cut back t...
copter 15 12 (short for) a helico...
copula 16 14 something which join...
coquet 21 19 to flirt, also COQUE...
coquis 22 19 COQUI, a small arbor...
corals 14 10 CORAL, a mass of mar...
corban 14 13 (Hebrew) anything of...
corbel 16 13 to provide a wall br...
corbes 15 12 CORBE, a projection...
corbie 15 12 a raven, a crow, als...
corded 13 11 CORD, to fasten with...
corder 13 10 a person who or thin...
cordon 12 11 to form a barrier ar...
corers 13 9 CORER, a device for...
coreys 19 11 COREY, the penis, al...
corgis 15 11 CORGI, a dog of a sm...
cories 13 9 CORY, (Romany) the p...
coring 14 12 CORE, to remove the...
corium 15 13 a leather armour; th...
corked 14 14 CORK, to stop up [v]
corker 14 13 one that corks [n -S...
corkir 15 13 a lichen used for dy...
cormel 15 13 a small corm produce...
cormus 15 13 the whole body of a...
cornea 11 10 a transparent hard m...
corned 12 11 CORN, to preserve wi...
cornel 13 11 a hardwood tree or s...
corner 12 10 to gain control of [...
cornet 12 10 a trumpet-like instr...
cornua 12 11 CORNU, a horn-shaped...
cornus 13 11 a hardwood tree or s...
corody 19 12 an allowance of food...
corona 11 10 a luminous circle ar...
corozo 15 18 (Spanish) a short-st...
corpse 15 12 to forget one's line...
corpus 16 13 a human or animal bo...
corral 14 10 to place livestock i...
correa 12 9 an Australian evergr...
corrie 13 9 a deep basin on a mo...
corsac 16 12 an Asian fox [n -S]
corses 13 9 CORSE, a corpse [n]
corset 13 9 to fit with a suppor...
corsey 19 11 (dialect) a pavement...
corsos 13 9 CORSO, (Italian) a r...
cortex 19 16 (Latin) the outer la...
cortin 13 10 an adrenal extract c...
corvee 14 13 (French) labor exact...
corves 15 13 CORF, a coalminer's...
corvet 15 13 of a horse, to act f...
corvid 16 14 a member of the crow...
corvus 16 14 (Latin) a grappling...
corymb 23 17 a type of flower clu...
coryza 22 20 a head cold [n -S]
cosech 18 14 a hyperbolic cosecan...
cosecs 16 12 COSEC, a trigonometr...
cosets 13 9 COSET, a mathematica...
coseys 19 11 COSEY, a covering fo...
coshed 15 12 COSH, to bludgeon [v...
cosher 15 11 to pamper, coddle [v...
coshes 15 11 COSH, to bludgeon [v...
cosied 13 10 COSY, to attempt to...
cosier 13 9 (Shakespeare) a cobb...
cosies 13 9 COSY, to attempt to...
cosign 14 12 to sign jointly [v -...
cosily 21 12 COSY, snug and comfo...
cosine 12 10 a trigonometrical fu...
cosing 14 12 COSE, to make onesel...
cosmea 13 12 a plant of the genus...
cosmic 18 15 pertaining to the co...
cosmid 15 13 a large plasmid used...
cosmin 14 13 a hard substance in...
cosmos 14 12 the universe as an o...
cosses 13 9 COSS, a measure of d...
cosset 13 9 to fondle or pamper...
cossie 13 9 (Australian slang) c...
costae 12 9 COSTA, a rib [n]
costal 14 10 of or pertaining to...
costar 13 9 to star equally with...
costed 13 10 COST, to estimate a...
coster 13 9 a seller of fruit an...
costes 13 9 COSTE, (Spenser) a c...
costly 21 12 expensive [adj COSTL...
costus 14 10 an aromatic root of...
cotans 12 10 COTAN, (short for) c...
coteau 12 10 (French) the higher...
coting 14 12 COTE, to pass by; to...
cotise 13 9 to give a heraldic b...
cottae 12 9 COTTA, (Latin) a sho...
cottar 13 9 (Scots) a medieval p...
cottas 13 9 COTTA, (Latin) a sho...
cotted 13 10 COT, to become tangl...
cotter 13 9 a medieval peasant i...
cottid 14 10 a type of fish, also...
cotton 12 10 to take a liking to...
cottus 14 10 any fish of the genu...
cotwal 17 13 (Hindi) the chief co...
cotyle 20 12 an ancient Greek cup...
cotype 21 14 a taxonomic type [n...
coucal 17 14 (French) a large, Ol...
couche 18 15 (French) an evening...
coudes 13 11 COUDE, (French) a re...
cougan 13 13 (Australian slang) a...
cougar 14 12 a mountain lion, als...
coughs 17 14 COUGH, to expel air...
coulee 13 11 (French) a lava-flow...
coulis 15 11 (French) a thin pure...
counts 13 11 COUNT, to number [v]
county 19 13 an administrative di...
couped 15 14 COUP, (Scots) to ove...
coupee 14 13 (French) a salute to...
couper 15 13 (Scots) a dealer [n...
coupes 15 13 COUPE, (French) a fo...
couple 16 14 to unite in pairs [v...
coupon 14 14 a voucher [n -S]
courbs 16 13 COURB, (archaic) to...
coured 13 11 COUR, (obsolete) to...
coures 13 10 COURE, to cower [v]
courie 13 10 (Scots) to nestle or...
course 13 10 to chase and hunt [v...
courts 14 10 COURT, to woo [v]
cousin 13 11 a child of one's unc...
coutas 13 10 COUTA, a type of fis...
couter 13 10 a piece of armour fo...
couths 16 12 COUTH, refinement [n...
couthy 22 14 friendly, also COUTH...
coutil 15 11 a type of cotton fab...
couzin 16 20 (South Africa) a fri...
covary 21 15 to vary mean values...
covens 14 14 COVEN, a group of wi...
covent 14 14 (archaic) a convent,...
covers 15 13 COVER, to spread som...
covert 15 13 secret [adj COVERTLY...
covets 15 13 COVET, to desire gre...
coveys 21 15 COVEY, a small flock...
covine 14 14 a conspiracy between...
coving 16 16 a concave moulding [...
covins 15 14 COVIN, a conspiracy...
covyne 20 16 a conspiracy between...
cowage 16 14 a leguminous climbin...
cowals 17 13 COWAL, (Native Austr...
cowans 15 13 COWAN, (Scots) a dry...
coward 16 13 one who lacks courag...
cowboy 24 17 a ranch worker [n -S...
cowers 16 12 COWER, to cringe [v]
cowier 16 12 COWY, suggestive of...
cowing 17 15 COW, to subdue [v]
cowish 19 14 an umbelliferous pla...
cowked 17 17 COWK, (dialect) to r...
cowled 17 14 COWL, to cover with...
cowman 16 16 one who owns cattle...
cowmen 16 16 COWMAN, one who owns...
cowpat 18 15 a dropping of cow du...
cowpea 17 15 a leguminous plant i...
cowped 18 16 COWP, (Scots) to ove...
cowpie 18 15 a dropping of cow du...
cowpox 24 22 a cattle disease [n...
cowrie 16 12 a glossy seashell, a...
coxibs 22 19 COXIB, a drug used i...
coxier 19 16 COXY, self-important...
coxing 20 19 COX, to steer a raci...
coyaus 19 12 COYAU, (French) a st...
coydog 20 14 a cross between a co...
coyest 19 11 COY, modest, bashful...
coying 20 14 COY, to affect coyne...
coyish 22 13 somewhat coy [adj CO...
coyote 18 11 a predatory canine m...
coypou 21 15 an aquatic rodent, a...
coypus 22 15 COYPU, an aquatic ro...
cozens 15 19 COZEN, to cheat, als...
cozeys 22 20 COZEY, a covering fo...
cozied 16 19 COZY, to attempt to...
cozier 16 18 (Shakespeare) a cobb...
cozies 16 18 COZY, to attempt to...
cozily 24 21 COZY, snug and comfo...
cozing 17 21 COZE, to converse in...
cozzes 19 27 COZ, (archaic) cousi...
cozzie 19 27 (colloquial) a swimm...
craals 14 10 CRAAL, to pen in an...
crabby 24 17 ill-tempered [adj CR...
cracka 17 16 (US) a derogatory te...
cracks 18 16 CRACK, to break with...
cracky 24 18 full of cracks [adj...
cradle 14 11 to hold lovingly [v...
crafts 16 12 CRAFT, to make by ha...
crafty 22 14 skillful in deceivin...
craggy 22 15 full of crags [adj C...
craics 17 12 CRAIC, (Irish) pleas...
craigs 15 11 CRAIG, (Scots) a cra...
craked 14 14 CRAKE, to utter the...
crakes 14 13 CRAKE, to utter the...
crambe 16 15 (Latin) warmed-over...
crambo 16 15 a game in which one...
crames 14 12 CRAME, (Scots) a boo...
cramps 17 15 CRAMP, to confine or...
crampy 23 17 affected with cramp...
cranch 18 15 to chew with a crack...
craned 12 11 CRANE, to stretch ou...
cranes 12 10 CRANE, to stretch ou...
crania 12 10 CRANIUM, the skull [...
cranks 14 14 CRANK, to start manu...
cranky 20 16 cantankerous [adj CR...
cranny 18 13 to open in crannies...
crants 13 10 (Shakespeare) the ga...
craped 15 13 CRAPE, to cover or s...
crapes 15 12 CRAPE, to cover or s...
craple 16 13 (Spenser) a grapple...
crappy 24 17 inferior in quality...
crares 13 9 CRARE, a trading ves...
crases 13 9 CRASIS, the melding...
crasis 14 9 the melding of two v...
cratch 19 14 a feed box for cattl...
crated 13 10 CRATE, to put in a p...
crater 13 9 to form cavities in...
crates 13 9 CRATE, to put in a p...
craton 12 10 a large, relatively...
cratur 14 10 (Scots) a woman, als...
cravat 15 13 a scarf or band worn...
craved 15 14 CRAVE, to desire gre...
craven 14 14 cowardly [adj CRAVEN...
craver 15 13 one who craves [n -S...
craves 15 13 CRAVE, to desire gre...
crawls 18 13 CRAWL, to move with...
crawly 24 15 creepy [adj CRAWLIER...
crayer 19 11 a trading vessel, al...
crayon 18 12 to use a drawing imp...
crazed 16 19 CRAZE, to make insan...
crazes 16 18 CRAZE, to make insan...
creach 18 14 (Gaelic) a foray, bo...
creagh 16 13 (Gaelic) a foray, bo...
creaks 14 13 CREAK, to make a squ...
creaky 20 15 creaking, also SCREA...
creams 14 12 CREAM, to select the...
creamy 20 14 having the consisten...
creant 12 10 creating, formative...
crease 12 9 to make a wrinkle in...
creasy 19 11 having wrinkles [adj...
create 12 9 to bring into being...
creche 18 14 a day nursery [n -S]
credal 14 11 pertaining to a cree...
credit 14 10 to accept as true [v...
credos 13 10 CREDO, (Latin) a con...
creeds 13 10 CREED, a statement o...
creeks 14 13 CREEK, a watercourse...
creeky 20 15 full of creeks [adj...
creels 14 10 CREEL, to put fish i...
creeps 15 12 CREEP, to advance st...
creepy 21 14 rather eerie [adj CR...
creese 12 9 to stab with a Malay...
creesh 15 11 to grease [v -ED, -I...
cremes 14 12 CREME, (French) crea...
cremor 14 12 a thick juice [n -S]
crenas 12 10 CRENA, (Latin) a not...
crenel 13 11 to make indentations...
creole 13 10 a type of mixed lang...
creped 15 13 CREPE, to cover with...
crepes 15 12 CREPE, to cover with...
crepey 21 14 crinkly, also CREPY...
crepon 14 13 a heavy crepe fabric...
cresol 14 10 a compound found in...
cressy 20 11 like cress [adj CRES...
cresta 13 9 as in cresta run, hi...
crests 14 9 CREST, to reach a pe...
cresyl 21 12 an isomeric radical...
cretic 17 12 a type of metrical f...
cretin 13 10 a person afflicted w...
crewed 16 13 CREW, to serve aboar...
crewel 17 13 a fine worsted yarn...
crewes 16 12 CREWE, (archaic) a p...
criant 13 10 garish [adj]
crible 17 13 (French) punctured l...
cricks 19 16 CRICK, to cause a sp...
cricky 25 18 a mild oath of surpr...
criers 14 9 CRIER, one that crie...
crikey 21 15 used as a mild oath,...
crimed 15 13 CRIME, to convict ov...
crimen 14 13 (Latin) crime, as in...
crimes 15 12 CRIME, to convict ov...
crimps 18 15 CRIMP, to press into...
crimpy 24 17 wrinkled, curled [ad...
crinal 14 11 of hair [adj]
crined 13 11 CRINE, (Scots) to sh...
crines 13 10 CRINE, (Scots) to sh...
cringe 14 12 to shrink in fear [v...
crinum 15 14 a family of tropical...
cripes 16 12 used as a mild oath,...
crises 14 9 CRISIS, a crucial tu...
crisic 18 12 relating to a crisis...
crisis 15 9 a crucial turning po...
crisps 17 12 CRISP, to make britt...
crispy 23 14 crisp in texture [ad...
crissa 14 9 CRISSUM, (Latin) the...
crista 14 9 (Latin) a ridge or f...
criths 17 11 CRITH, a unit of mas...
critic 18 12 one who judges the m...
croaks 14 13 CROAK, to utter a lo...
croaky 20 15 low and hoarse [adj...
croche 18 14 (French) a knob at t...
crocks 18 16 CROCK, to break down...
crocus 17 13 an iridaceous plant...
crofts 16 12 CROFT, to expose clo...
croggy 22 15 a ride on the back o...
crojik 17 22 a triangular sail [n...
crombs 17 15 CROMB, to draw by a...
cromed 14 13 CROME, to draw by a...
cromes 14 12 CROME, to draw by a...
crones 12 10 CRONE, a withered ol...
cronet 12 10 (obsolete) the hair...
crooks 14 13 CROOK, to bend or fo...
crools 14 10 CROOL, (Australian s...
croons 12 10 CROON, to sing softl...
croony 18 12 having or being a so...
croove 14 13 a pen or sty, also C...
croppy 24 17 an Irish rebel of 17...
crores 13 9 CRORE, (Hindi) an In...
crosse 13 9 (French) the stick w...
crotal 14 10 a type of lichen, al...
crotch 19 14 the human genital ar...
croton 12 10 a tropical plant yie...
crouch 19 15 to squat or lie clos...
croupe 15 13 the rump of certain...
croups 16 13 CROUP, to speak hoar...
croupy 22 15 affected with croup...
crouse 13 10 lively [adj CROUSELY...
croute 13 10 (French) a slice of...
crouts 14 10 CROUT, cabbage cut f...
crowds 17 13 CROWD, to press clos...
crowdy 23 15 (Scots) a mixture of...
crowea 15 12 an Australian shrub...
crowed 16 13 CROW, to gloat, exul...
crower 16 12 one who crows, gloat...
crowns 16 13 CROWN, to invest wit...
crozer 16 18 a tool used in barre...
crozes 16 18 CROZE, a tool used i...
cruces 17 13 CRUX, a basic or dec...
crucks 19 17 CRUCK, one of a pair...
cruddy 21 14 dirty, unpleasant [a...
cruder 14 11 CRUDE, unrefined [ad...
crudes 14 11 CRUDE, unrefined pet...
crudos 14 11 CRUDO, sliced, uncoo...
cruels 15 11 (Scots) scrofula, th...
cruets 14 10 CRUET, a vessel used...
crufts 17 13 CRUFT, technical mat...
cruise 14 10 to progress smoothly...
cruisy 21 12 frequented by homose...
cruive 16 14 (Scots) a pen or sty...
crumbs 18 16 CRUMB, to break into...
crumby 24 18 full of crumbs [adj...
crumen 14 14 a deer's tea-pit [n...
crummy 23 18 mean, despicable, al...
crumps 18 16 CRUMP, to crunch [v]
crumpy 24 18 crisp, also CRUMP [a...
crunch 19 16 to chew with a crack...
crunks 15 15 CRUNK, a form of hip...
cruors 14 10 CRUOR, (Latin) a mas...
crural 15 11 pertaining to the le...
cruses 14 10 CRUSE, an earthenwar...
cruset 14 10 a goldsmith's crucib...
crusie 14 10 a type of iron lamp,...
crusta 14 10 (Latin) a hard coati...
crusts 15 10 CRUST, to form a har...
crusty 21 12 covered with a crust...
crutch 20 15 to support on a crut...
cruves 16 14 CRUVE, a pen or sty,...
cruxes 20 17 CRUX, a basic or dec...
cruzie 17 19 an open iron lamp wi...
crwths 20 14 CRWTH, (Welsh) an an...
cryers 20 11 CRYER, one that crie...
crying 21 14 distressing, heartbr...
crypto 22 14 one who belongs secr...
crypts 23 14 CRYPT, a burial vaul...
ctenes 12 10 CTENE, a comb-like s...
cuatro 13 10 a small guitar-like...
cubage 16 15 the process of findi...
cubane 14 14 a hydrocarbon with C...
cubbed 18 17 CUB, to bring forth...
cubebs 18 16 CUBEB, the pungent b...
cubers 16 13 CUBER, a machine for...
cubica 19 16 a fine worsted fabri...
cubics 20 16 CUBIC, a cubic equat...
cubing 17 16 CUBE, to raise to th...
cubism 18 16 an art style [n -S]
cubist 17 13 relating to cubism,...
cubiti 17 13 CUBITUS, an old meas...
cubits 17 13 CUBIT, an old measur...
cuboid 16 14 cube-shaped, also CU...
cuckoo 17 17 to repeat monotonous...
cudden 13 13 (Gaelic) a young coa...
cuddie 14 12 (Gaelic) a young coa...
cuddin 14 13 (Gaelic) a young coa...
cuddle 15 13 to embrace [v CUDDLE...
cuddly 22 15 pleasant to cuddle [...
cudgel 16 14 to beat with a heavy...
cueing 14 13 the act of prompting...
cueist 14 10 a billiard-player [n...
cuesta 13 10 a geological feature...
cuffed 18 17 CUFF, to strike with...
cuffin 18 17 in thieves' slang, a...
cuffle 19 17 (obsolete) to scuffl...
cuisse 14 10 a piece of armour fo...
cuiter 14 10 (Scots) to wheedle;...
culets 15 11 CULET, (French) the...
cullay 22 14 the soapbark tree, a...
culled 16 13 CULL, to select from...
culler 16 12 a person who culls o...
cullet 16 12 waste glass, melted...
cullis 17 12 a strong broth of me...
culmed 16 15 CULM, to form a culm...
culmen 15 15 the top ridge of a b...
culpae 16 14 CULPA, negligence fo...
cultch 21 16 the flooring of an o...
culter 15 11 (obsolete) a knife o...
cultic 19 14 relating to a cult [...
cultus 16 12 (Latin) a religious...
culver 17 15 a pigeon [n -S]
cumber 17 16 to burden [v -ED, -I...
cumbia 17 16 a Columbian style of...
cumecs 18 16 CUMEC, a unit of liq...
cumins 15 14 CUMIN, an umbellifer...
cummed 16 17 CUM, to ejaculate sp...
cummer 16 16 (Scots) a woman, a g...
cummin 16 17 an umbelliferous pla...
cumuli 17 15 CUMULUS, (Latin) a k...
cundum 15 16 a condom [n -S]
cuneal 13 12 wedge-shaped, also C...
cuneus 13 12 a small wedge-shaped...
cunits 14 11 CUNIT, one hundred c...
cunner 12 12 a kind of wrasse, ak...
cupels 17 14 CUPEL, to refine gol...
cupful 20 18 as much as a cup can...
cupids 17 14 CUPID, a statue of t...
cupman 16 17 a boon companion [n...
cupmen 16 17 CUPMAN, a boon compa...
cupola 16 14 (Italian) a spherica...
cuppas 18 16 CUPPA, (colloquial)...
cupped 18 17 CUP, to put into a s...
cupper 18 16 a cupbearer [n -S]
cupric 20 16 containing bivalent...
cuprum 18 17 copper [n -S]
cupula 17 15 a cup-shaped anatomi...
cupule 17 15 a cup-shaped anatomi...
curacy 23 15 the office of a cura...
curagh 17 14 (Irish) a long-shape...
curara 13 10 a paralysing poison...
curare 13 10 a paralysing poison...
curari 14 10 a paralysing poison...
curate 13 10 to act as a curator...
curats 14 10 CURAT, (obsolete) a...
curbed 16 14 CURB, to restrain [v...
curber 16 13 one who curbs [n -S]
curded 14 12 CURD, to curdle [v]
curdle 15 12 to congeal, also CRU...
curers 14 10 CURER, one who cures...
curets 14 10 CURET, (US) a surgic...
curfew 19 16 an imposed time-limi...
curiae 13 10 CURIA, a court of ju...
curial 15 11 relating to a curia,...
curias 14 10 CURIA, a court of ju...
curies 14 10 CURIE, a unit of rad...
curiet 14 10 (obsolete) a cuirass...
curing 15 13 the act of performin...
curios 14 10 CURIO, an unusual ar...
curite 14 10 a radioactive minera...
curium 16 14 a radioactive elemen...
curled 15 12 CURL, to form into r...
curler 15 11 one that curls [n -S...
curlew 18 14 a wading bird of the...
curney 19 13 granular, also CURNY...
curpel 17 14 (Scots) the crupper,...
curran 13 11 (Scots) a grain, a s...
curred 14 11 CURR, to make a purr...
currie 14 10 (obsolete) the quarr...
cursal 15 11 relating to a cursus...
cursed 14 11 wicked [adj CURSEDER...
curser 14 10 one who curses [n -S...
curses 14 10 CURSE, to invoke evi...
cursor 14 10 a light indicator on...
cursus 15 11 an elongated prehist...
curtal 15 11 an animal with a doc...
curter 14 10 CURT, abrupt [adj]
curtly 22 13 CURT, abrupt [adv]
curtsy 21 12 to bow politely, als...
curule 15 12 of high authority, a...
curved 16 15 CURVE, to deviate fr...
curves 16 14 CURVE, to deviate fr...
curvet 16 14 to leap, frisk [v CU...
curvey 22 16 curved, also CURVY [...
cuscus 18 14 an arboreal mammal o...
cusecs 17 13 CUSEC, a unit of liq...
cushat 16 12 (Scots) the wood-pig...
cushaw 19 15 a variety of squash,...
cushes 16 12 CUSH, the cushion in...
cushie 16 12 the wood-pigeon or r...
cushty 23 14 an interjection expr...
cuspal 17 14 relating to a cusp [...
cusped 16 14 having a cusp [adj]
cuspid 17 14 a tooth with a singl...
cuspis 17 13 (Latin) a point e.g....
cussed 14 11 CUSS, (colloquial) t...
cusser 14 10 (Scots) a stallion,...
cusses 14 10 CUSS, (colloquial) t...
cussos 14 10 CUSSO, an Ethiopian...
custom 15 13 a habitual practice...
custos 14 10 (Latin) a guardian,...
cusums 16 14 CUSUM, a statistical...
cutcha 19 15 (Hindi) made of drie...
cutely 21 13 CUTE, pleasingly att...
cutest 14 10 CUTE, pleasingly att...
cutesy 20 12 (US) affectedly cute...
cuteys 20 12 CUTEY, a cute person...
cuties 14 10 CUTIE, a cute person...
cutins 14 11 CUTIN, the waxy mate...
cutlas 15 11 a curved, one-edged...
cutler 15 11 one who sells and re...
cutlet 15 11 a cut of meat [n -S]
cutoff 18 16 the point at which s...
cutout 14 11 something cut out [n...
cutter 14 10 a powerful motor-lau...
cuttle 15 11 to fold cloth in a p...
cuttoe 13 10 a large knife, also...
cutups 17 14 CUTUP, a mischievous...
cuvees 15 14 CUVEE, (French) a va...
cuzzes 20 28 CUZ, (obsolete) cous...
cuzzie 20 28 (New Zealand) a clos...
cyanic 22 15 of or belonging to c...
cyanid 19 13 a direct compound of...
cyanin 18 13 a blue dye, also CYA...
cyathi 22 13 CYATHUS, an ancient...
cyborg 23 16 a robot made of biol...
cybrid 23 15 a cell, plant etc. p...
cycads 23 15 CYCAD, any member of...
cycled 24 16 CYCLE, to ride a bic...
cycler 24 15 (US) a cyclist [n -S...
cycles 24 15 CYCLE, to ride a bic...
cyclic 28 18 moving in complete c...
cyclin 24 16 any of a group of pr...
cyclos 24 15 CYCLO, a three wheel...
cyclus 25 16 a cycle of myths, po...
cyders 20 12 CYDER, an alcoholic...
cyeses 19 11 CYESIS, pregnancy [n...
cyesis 20 11 pregnancy [n CYESES]
cygnet 20 14 a young swan [n -S]
cymars 21 14 CYMAR, (French) a lo...
cymbal 24 18 a percussion instrum...
cymene 19 15 a hydrocarbon, also...
cymlin 22 16 a variety of squash,...
cymoid 21 15 like a cyme, a type...
cymols 22 15 CYMOL, a hydrocarbon...
cymose 20 14 resembling a cyme, a...
cymous 21 15 resembling a cyme, a...
cynics 23 15 CYNIC, someone who t...
cypher 24 16 to write in a kind o...
cypres 22 14 the legal doctrine o...
cyprid 23 15 a type of barnacle,...
cypris 23 14 a type of barnacle,...
cyprus 23 15 (obsolete) a thin tr...
cystic 24 14 relating to a cyst,...
cystid 21 12 a cyst-like structur...
cytase 19 11 an enzyme that break...
cytisi 21 11 CYTISUS, a plant of...
cytode 19 12 a protoplasm body wi...
cytoid 20 12 cell-like [adj]
cytons 19 12 CYTON, the body of a...
czapka 19 25 a Polish military ca...