4 letter words that start with C

4 letter words that start with C

4 letter C word

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caas 9 7 CAA, (Scots) to call...
caba 11 10 a woman's work baske...
cabs 12 10 CAB, to travel by ta...
caca 12 10 (slang) faeces, also...
cack 14 14 faeces, rubbish, als...
cade 9 8 a Mediterranean medi...
cadi 10 8 (Arabic) a civil jud...
cads 10 8 CAD, an ungentlemanl...
cafe 11 10 a small restaurant [...
caff 14 13 (slang) cafe, also C...
cafs 12 10 CAF, (short for) a c...
cage 10 9 to cage [v CAGED, CA...
cags 11 9 CAG, (short for) cag...
cagy 17 11 shrewd, also CAGEY [...
caid 10 8 (Arabic) a North Afr...
cain 9 8 (Gaelic) a tenanted...
cake 10 11 to form into a harde...
caky 17 13 lumpy, also CAKEY [a...
calf 13 11 a young cow [n CALVE...
calk 12 12 to make the seams of...
call 12 9 to summon [v -ED, -I...
calm 12 11 to become not agitat...
calo 10 8 a Spanish argot used...
calp 13 11 in Ireland, a dark s...
calx 17 15 a mineral residue [n...
cama 10 10 the hybrid offspring...
came 10 10 a lead rod for frami...
cami 11 10 (short for) camisole...
camo 10 10 (short for) camoufla...
camp 13 13 to live in the open...
cams 11 10 CAM, to whiten with...
cane 8 8 to beat with a flexi...
cang 10 10 a wooden collar used...
cann 8 9 to direct steering [...
cans 9 8 CAN, to put in a cyl...
cant 9 8 to tilt or slant [v...
cany 15 10 like cane, abounding...
capa 11 10 a type of cloak [n -...
cape 11 10 a head or point of l...
caph 14 12 (Hebrew) the elevent...
capi 12 10 CAPO, (Italian) the...
capo 11 10 (Italian) the head o...
caps 12 10 CAP, to provide with...
carb 12 10 (short for) a carbur...
card 10 8 to comb wool [v -ED,...
care 9 7 to be concerned [v C...
cark 11 11 (archaic) to worry [...
carl 11 8 a rude, rustic man;...
carn 9 8 a mound of stones se...
carp 12 10 to find fault with u...
carr 10 7 an alder wood [n -S]
cars 10 7 CAR, a self-propelle...
cart 10 7 to convey in a two w...
casa 9 7 (Italian) a house, a...
case 9 7 to put in a containe...
cash 12 9 to convert into read...
cask 11 11 to store in a strong...
cast 10 7 to throw with force...
cate 9 7 (archaic) a dainty o...
cats 10 7 CAT, to vomit [v]
cauf 12 11 a coalminer's basket...
cauk 11 12 an opaque, compact v...
caul 11 9 a foetal membrane co...
caum 11 11 to whiten with camst...
caup 12 11 (Scots) a two-handed...
cava 11 11 a special Spanish wi...
cave 11 11 to hollow out [v CAV...
cavy 18 13 a kind of South Amer...
cawk 14 14 an opaque, compact v...
caws 13 10 CAW, to cry like a c...
cays 16 9 CAY, a small low isl...
cazh 15 18 (slang) casual, also...
ceas 9 7 (Shakespeare) enough...
ceca 12 10 CECUM, a bodily cavi...
cede 9 8 to yield [v CEDED, C...
cedi 10 8 a monetary unit of G...
cees 9 7 CEE, the letter C [n...
ceil 11 8 to furnish with a ce...
cell 12 9 to store in a honeyc...
cels 11 8 CEL, (short for) cel...
celt 11 8 a prehistoric stone...
cens 9 8 (French) a nominal a...
cent 9 8 a coin worth 1/100th...
cepe 11 10 a large mushroom, al...
ceps 12 10 CEP, a large mushroo...
cere 9 7 to wrap in a waxy cl...
cero 9 7 (Spanish) a large sp...
cert 10 7 (short for) a certai...
cess 10 7 to tax or assess [v...
cete 9 7 a group of badgers [...
chad 12 10 a bit of paper punch...
chai 12 9 (Romany) feminine of...
chal 13 10 (Romany) a fellow, a...
cham 13 12 (obsolete) a prince...
chao 11 9 a monetary unit of V...
chap 14 12 to cause to crack [v...
char 12 9 to burn slightly, sc...
chas 12 9 CHA, (colloquial) te...
chat 12 9 to talk informally [...
chav 14 13 (colloquial) a young...
chaw 15 12 to chew esp. tobacco...
chay 18 11 an Indian plant of t...
chef 14 12 to work as a chef [v...
chem 13 12 (short for) a chemis...
cher 12 9 (French) dear [adj]
chew 15 12 to grind with the te...
chez 15 18 (French) at the home...
chia 12 9 a Mexican herb with...
chib 15 12 to slash with a shar...
chic 16 12 elegance [n -S] / sm...
chid 13 10 CHIDE, to scold [v]
chik 14 13 (Hindi) a slatted bl...
chin 12 10 to hold with the low...
chip 15 12 to break a small pie...
chis 13 9 CHI, the twenty-seco...
chit 13 9 to sprout [v CHITTED...
chiv 15 13 to cur with a knife...
chiz 16 18 to swindle, also CHI...
choc 15 12 (colloquial) a choco...
chog 13 11 (dialect) the core o...
chon 11 10 (Korean) a Korean mo...
chop 14 12 to sever with a shar...
chou 12 10 (French) a cabbage;...
chow 15 12 to eat [v -ED, -ING,...
chub 15 13 a species of freshwa...
chug 14 12 to move with a dull...
chum 14 13 to be close friends...
chur 13 10 (New Zealand) an inf...
chut 13 10 (French) to utter an...
ciao 9 7 (Italian) an informa...
cide 10 8 (Shakespeare) to dec...
cids 11 8 CID, a chief, captai...
ciel 11 8 to provide with a ce...
cigs 12 9 CIG, (short for) cig...
cill 13 9 a sill [n -S]
cine 9 8 a motion picture [n...
cinq 18 17 (French) the number...
cion 9 8 a cutting from a pla...
cire 10 7 (French) a fabric wi...
cirl 12 8 a species of bunting...
cist 11 7 a tomb consisting of...
cite 10 7 to quote as an autho...
cito 10 7 (Latin) quickly [adv...
cits 11 7 CIT, (archaic) a con...
city 17 9 a large town [n CITI...
cive 12 11 a herb of the onion...
clad 11 9 to cover one materia...
clag 12 10 to stick [v CLAGGED,...
clam 12 11 to dig for the edibl...
clan 10 9 a united group of fa...
clap 13 11 the noise of strikin...
clat 11 8 to scratch, scrape [...
claw 14 11 to scratch with shar...
clay 17 10 to purify (e.g. suga...
clef 13 11 a character placed o...
cleg 12 10 a horsefly [n -S]
clem 12 11 to starve [v CLEMMED...
clew 14 11 a corner of a sail w...
clip 14 11 to trim by cutting [...
clit 12 8 (vulgar slang) the c...
clod 11 9 to pelt with clods [...
clog 12 10 to block up [v CLOGG...
clon 10 9 a group of asexually...
clop 13 11 to make the sound of...
clot 11 8 to form into a thick...
clou 11 9 (French) the main po...
clow 14 11 (Scots) to rake dung...
cloy 17 10 to gratify beyond de...
club 14 12 to form an organised...
clue 11 9 to obtain guiding in...
coal 10 8 to supply with a car...
coat 9 7 to cover with an out...
coax 15 14 to cajole [v COAXED,...
cobb 14 13 (archaic) a gull, es...
cobs 12 10 COB, to strike [v]
coca 12 10 the dried leaf of a...
coch 15 12 (Spenser) a coach [n...
cock 14 14 to tilt to one side...
coco 12 10 the taro or other ed...
coda 9 8 a passage at the end...
code 9 8 to convert into symb...
cods 10 8 COD, to hoax or make...
coed 9 8 a girl student at a...
coff 14 13 (Scots) to buy [v CO...
coft 12 10 COFF, (Scots) to buy...
cogs 11 9 COG, to cheat at dic...
coho 11 9 a Pacific salmon, al...
coif 12 10 a covering for the h...
coil 11 8 to wind in even ring...
coin 9 8 to make metal curren...
coir 10 7 a fibre obtained fro...
coit 10 7 (Australian slang) t...
coke 10 11 to change into a car...
coky 17 13 like coke [adj COKIE...
cola 10 8 a genus of West Afri...
cold 11 9 a respiratory infect...
cole 10 8 a plant of the cabba...
coll 12 9 (obsolete) to embrac...
cols 11 8 COL, a pass in a mou...
colt 11 8 to cheat, defraud [v...
coly 17 10 an African bird [n C...
coma 10 10 (Latin) a spherical...
comb 13 13 to separate with a t...
come 10 10 to move toward someo...
comm 12 13 as in comm badge, a...
comp 13 13 to work as a composi...
coms 11 10 short for combinatio...
cond 9 9 CON, to study carefu...
cone 8 8 to bear cones [v CON...
conf 11 11 an online conference...
coni 9 8 CONUS, a structure o...
conk 10 12 to hit on the head,...
conn 8 9 to direct the steeri...
cons 9 8 CON, to study carefu...
cony 15 10 a rabbit, also CONEY...
coof 11 10 a dolt, also CUIF [n...
cook 10 11 to prepare food by h...
cool 10 8 to lower the tempera...
coom 10 10 to begrime with coal...
coon 8 8 a raccoon [n -S]
coop 11 10 to confine [v -ED, -...
coos 9 7 COO, to make the sou...
coot 9 7 a water bird, black...
cope 11 10 to deal with [v COPE...
cops 12 10 COP, to capture [v]
copy 18 12 to imitate [v COPIED...
cord 10 8 to fasten with a thi...
core 9 7 to remove the centra...
corf 12 10 a coalminer's basket...
cork 11 11 to stop up [v -ED, -...
corm 11 10 the swollen subterra...
corn 9 8 to preserve with sal...
cors 10 7 COR, a Hebrew measur...
cory 16 9 (Romany) the penis,...
cose 9 7 to make oneself cosy...
cosh 12 9 to bludgeon [v -ED,...
coss 10 7 a measure of distanc...
cost 10 7 to estimate a price...
cosy 16 9 to attempt to get on...
cote 9 7 to pass by; to outst...
coth 12 9 (short for) hyperbol...
cots 10 7 COT, a narrow bed [n...
cott 10 7 (Spenser) a small bo...
coup 12 11 (Scots) to overturn,...
cour 10 8 (obsolete) to cover...
cove 11 11 to curve over or inw...
cowk 14 14 (dialect) to retch,...
cowl 14 11 to cover with a hood...
cowp 15 13 (Scots) to overturn,...
cows 13 10 COW, to subdue [v]
cowy 19 12 suggestive of a cow...
coxa 15 14 the hip bone [n COXA...
coxy 22 16 self-important, also...
coys 16 9 COY, to affect coyne...
coze 12 16 to converse in a fri...
cozy 19 18 to attempt to get on...
crab 12 10 a marine crustacean...
crag 11 9 a large jagged rock...
cram 11 10 to pack tightly [v C...
cran 9 8 a measure of capacit...
crap 12 10 to defecate [v CRAPP...
craw 13 10 the stomach of an an...
cray 16 9 (Australian) a crayf...
cred 10 8 (short for) credibil...
cree 9 7 to soften by boiling...
crem 11 10 (colloquial) a crema...
crew 13 10 to serve aboard a sh...
cria 10 7 the offspring of a l...
crib 13 10 to confine closely [...
crim 12 10 (Australian slang) a...
crip 13 10 (colloquial) a cripp...
cris 11 7 a dagger [n -ES]
crit 11 7 (short for) criticis...
croc 13 10 (short for) crocodil...
crog 11 9 to ride as a passeng...
cron 9 8 in computing, a comm...
crop 12 10 to cut off short [v...
crow 13 10 to gloat, exult [v -...
crud 11 9 to be blocked with f...
crue 10 8 (Milton) crew [n -S]
crus 11 8 (Latin) a part of a...
crux 17 15 a basic or decisive...
cube 12 11 to raise to the thir...
cubs 13 11 CUB, to bring forth...
cuds 11 9 CUD, food brought ba...
cued 10 9 CUE, to prompt an ac...
cues 10 8 CUE, to prompt an ac...
cuff 15 14 to strike with the o...
cuif 13 11 (Scots) a lout, a do...
cuit 11 8 (Scots) the ankle [n...
cuke 11 12 (slang) a cucumber [...
cull 13 10 to select from other...
culm 13 12 the stem of grass or...
cult 12 9 a religious society...
cums 12 11 CUM, to ejaculate sp...
cunt 10 9 (slang) the female p...
cups 13 11 CUP, to put into a s...
curb 13 11 to restrain [v -ED,...
curd 11 9 to curdle [v -ED, -I...
cure 10 8 to restore to health...
curf 13 11 an incision made by...
curl 12 9 to form into ringlet...
curn 10 9 (Scots) a grain, a s...
curr 11 8 to make a purring so...
curs 11 8 CUR, a worthless mon...
curt 11 8 abrupt [adj CURTER,...
cush 13 10 the cushion in billi...
cusk 12 12 a kind of marine foo...
cusp 13 11 a toothlike meeting...
cuss 11 8 (colloquial) to curs...
cute 10 8 pleasingly attractiv...
cuts 11 8 CUT, to make an inci...
cwms 15 13 CWM, a deep basin on...
cyan 15 10 a greenish-blue colo...
cyma 17 12 a curved moulding, a...
cyme 17 12 a type of flower clu...
cyst 17 9 a sac [n -S]
cyte 16 9 in biology, a cell [...
czar 13 16 an emperor or king,...