5 letter words that start with C

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5 letter words that start with C

5 letter C word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
caaed	10	9	CAA, (Scots) to call...
cabal	14	12	to conspire [v CABAL...
cabas	13	11	CABA, a woman's work...
cabby	22	16	(colloquial) a cabdr...
caber	13	11	(Scots) a heavy wood...
cabin	13	12	to live in a roughly...
cable	14	12	to fasten with a hea...
cabob	15	14	to skewer [v CABOBBE...
caboc	16	14	(Scots) a double cre...
cabre	13	11	in heraldry, rearing...
cacao	13	11	a small evergreen tr...
cacas	14	11	CACA, (slang) faeces...
cache	16	13	to store in a hiding...
cacks	16	15	CACK, faeces, rubbis...
cacky	22	17	of or like excrement...
cacti	15	11	CACTUS, a succulent...
caddy	18	12	to serve as a golfer...
cadee	10	9	(Scots) a caddie, al...
cades	11	9	CADE, a Mediterranea...
cadet	11	9	a student at a milit...
cadge	12	11	to get by begging [v...
cadgy	19	13	cheerful, also KIDGI...
cadie	11	9	(Scots) a caddie, al...
cadis	12	9	CADI, (Arabic) a civ...
cadre	11	9	(French) a permanent...
caeca	13	11	CAECUM, a bodily cav...
caese	10	8	(Shakespeare) enough...
cafes	13	11	CAFE, a small restau...
caffs	16	14	CAFF, (slang) cafe,...
caged	12	11	CAGE, to cage [v]
cager	12	10	a basketball player...
cages	12	10	CAGE, to cage [v]
cagey	18	12	shrewd, also CAGY [a...
cagot	12	10	(French) one of an o...
cahow	16	13	a large rare petrel...
caids	12	9	CAID, (Arabic) a Nor...
cains	11	9	CAIN, (Gaelic) a ten...
caird	12	9	a travelling tinker;...
cairn	11	9	a mound of stones se...
cajon	12	18	(Spanish) a steep ca...
cajun	13	19	(French) relating to...
caked	12	13	CAKE, to form into a...
cakes	12	12	CAKE, to form into a...
cakey	18	14	lumpy, also CAKY [ad...
calfs	15	12	CALF, a young cow [n...
calid	13	10	hot; burning; ardent...
calif	15	12	(Arabic) an Eastern...
calix	19	16	(Latin) a cup; esp....
calks	14	13	CALK, to make the se...
calla	13	10	any of a genus of tr...
calls	14	10	CALL, to summon [v]
calms	14	12	CALM, to become not...
calmy	20	14	clayey [adj CALMIER,...
calos	12	9	CALO, a Spanish argo...
calpa	14	12	(Sanskrit) one of th...
calps	15	12	CALP, in Ireland, a...
calve	14	13	to give birth to a c...
calyx	25	18	the outer protective...
caman	11	12	a club used in the g...
camas	12	11	(Native American) a...
camel	13	12	a large, humped mamm...
cameo	11	11	to portray in sharp,...
cames	12	11	CAME, a lead rod for...
camis	13	11	(Spenser) a light, l...
camos	12	11	CAMO, (short for) ca...
campi	15	14	CAMPO, (Spanish) an...
campo	14	14	(Spanish) an area of...
camps	15	14	CAMP, to live in the...
campy	21	16	comically exaggerate...
camus	13	12	a type of robe, also...
canal	11	10	to dig an artificial...
candy	17	12	to coat with sugar [...
caned	10	10	CANE, to beat with a...
caneh	12	11	a Hebrew measure of...
caner	10	9	one who canes [n -S]
canes	10	9	CANE, to beat with a...
cangs	12	11	CANG, a wooden colla...
canid	11	10	a member of the dog...
canna	9	10	a tropical lily with...
canns	10	10	CANN, to direct stee...
canny	16	12	prudent, also CANNIE...
canoe	9	9	to paddle a small sl...
canon	9	10	a member of an order...
canso	10	9	a love song [n -S]
canst	11	9	CAN, to put in a cyl...
canto	10	9	a division of a long...
cants	11	9	CANT, to tilt or sla...
canty	17	11	(Scots) contented [a...
capas	13	11	CAPA, a type of cloa...
caped	13	12	CAPE, to keep a cour...
caper	13	11	to leap or skip like...
capes	13	11	CAPE, to keep a cour...
capex	19	18	(short for) capital...
caphs	16	13	CAPH, (Hebrew) the e...
capiz	17	20	the translucent shel...
caple	14	12	a horse, also CAPUL...
capon	12	12	a castrated cock [n...
capos	13	11	CAPO, (Italian) the...
capot	13	11	to win all the trick...
capri	14	11	as in capri pants, w...
capul	15	13	a horse, also CAPLE...
caput	14	12	(Latin) the head; al...
carap	13	11	a South American tre...
carat	11	8	a unit of weight use...
carbo	13	11	(short for) carbohyd...
carbs	14	11	CARB, (short for) a...
carby	20	13	(Australian) short f...
cardi	12	9	(short for) a short...
cards	12	9	CARD, to comb wool [...
cardy	18	11	(short for) a short...
cared	11	9	CARE, to be concerne...
carer	11	8	one that cares [n -S...
cares	11	8	CARE, to be concerne...
caret	11	8	a typographical mark...
carex	17	15	a genus of plants, t...
cargo	12	10	a load [n -S] / to l...
carks	13	12	CARK, (archaic) to w...
carle	12	9	a rude, rustic man;...
carls	13	9	CARL, a rude, rustic...
carns	11	9	CARN, a mound of sto...
carny	17	11	to coax, also CARNEY...
carob	13	11	the sweet-flavoured...
carol	12	9	to sing joyously [v...
carom	12	11	to collide with and...
caron	10	9	another name for a H...
carpi	14	11	CARPUS, (Latin) the...
carps	14	11	CARP, to find fault...
carrs	12	8	CARR, an alder wood...
carry	18	10	to convey from one p...
carse	11	8	(Scots) alluvial low...
carta	11	8	a charter, also CHAR...
carte	11	8	(French) a bill of f...
carts	12	8	CART, to convey in a...
carve	13	12	to form by cutting,...
carvy	20	14	a herb used in cooki...
casas	11	8	CASA, (Italian) a ho...
casco	14	11	a Philippine cargo b...
cased	11	9	CASE, to put in a co...
cases	11	8	CASE, to put in a co...
casks	13	12	CASK, to store in a...
casky	19	14	resembling a cask [a...
caste	11	8	a system of distinct...
casts	12	8	CAST, to throw with...
casus	12	9	a legal occurrence [...
catch	17	13	to capture after pur...
cater	11	8	to provide food and...
cates	11	8	CATE, (archaic) a da...
catty	18	10	spiteful [adj CATTIE...
cauda	11	10	the area behind an a...
cauks	13	13	CAUK, an opaque, com...
cauld	13	11	(Scots) cold [adj CA...
caulk	14	14	to make the seams of...
cauls	13	10	CAUL, a foetal membr...
caums	13	12	CAUM, to whiten with...
caups	14	12	CAUP, (Scots) a two-...
cauri	12	9	a former monetary un...
causa	11	9	(Latin) a (legal) ca...
cause	11	9	to bring about [v CA...
cavas	13	12	CAVA, a special Span...
caved	13	13	CAVE, to hollow out...
cavel	14	13	(Scots) a piece of w...
caver	13	12	one who explores cav...
caves	13	12	CAVE, to hollow out...
cavie	13	12	(Scots) a hencoop or...
cavil	15	13	to raise trivial and...
cawed	14	12	CAW, to cry like a c...
cawks	16	15	CAWK, an opaque, com...
caxon	16	16	(historical) a kind...
cease	10	8	to stop [v CEASED, C...
ceaze	13	17	(obsolete) to seize...
cebid	14	12	one of a family of m...
cecal	15	12	pertaining to a cecu...
cecum	16	15	a bodily cavity with...
cedar	11	9	a large evergreen co...
ceded	11	10	CEDE, to yield [v]
ceder	11	9	one who cedes [n -S]
cedes	11	9	CEDE, to yield [v]
cedis	12	9	CEDI, a monetary uni...
ceiba	13	11	a genus of tropical...
ceili	13	9	(Gaelic) an informal...
ceils	13	9	CEIL, to furnish wit...
celeb	14	12	(short for) a celebr...
cella	13	10	the inner chamber of...
celli	14	10	CELLO, a stringed mu...
cello	13	10	a stringed musical i...
cells	14	10	CELL, to store in a...
celom	13	12	a body cavity in som...
celts	13	9	CELT, a prehistoric...
cense	10	9	to perfume with ince...
cento	10	9	a literary work made...
cents	11	9	CENT, a coin worth 1...
centu	11	10	a Lithuanian monetar...
ceorl	12	9	in Anglo-Saxon Engla...
cepes	13	11	CEPE, a large mushro...
cerci	15	11	CERCUS, a sensory ap...
cered	11	9	CERE, to wrap in a w...
ceres	11	8	CERE, to wrap in a w...
cerge	12	10	a large wax candle b...
ceria	11	8	cerium oxide [n -S]
ceric	15	11	containing cerium [a...
cerne	10	9	(Shakespeare) to con...
ceros	11	8	CERO, (Spanish) a la...
certs	12	8	CERT, (short for) a...
certy	18	10	as in by my certy, S...
cesse	11	8	(Spenser) to cease [...
cesta	11	8	(Spanish) a basket u...
cesti	12	8	CESTUS, a hand cover...
cetes	11	8	CETE, a group of bad...
cetyl	19	11	a univalent radical...
cezve	16	21	a small metal pot, u...
chace	16	13	(obsolete) to chase...
chack	18	17	to pinch or nip [v -...
chaco	16	13	(Hungarian) the hat...
chado	13	11	(Japanese) a tea cer...
chads	14	11	CHAD, a bit of paper...
chafe	15	13	to warm by rubbing [...
chaff	18	16	to poke fun at [v -E...
chaft	16	13	(Scots) the jaw, che...
chain	13	11	to bind with linked...
chair	14	10	to install in office...
chais	14	10	CHAI, (Romany) femin...
chalk	16	15	to mark with soft li...
chals	15	11	CHAL, (Romany) a fel...
champ	17	16	to chew noisily [v -...
chams	15	13	CHAM, (obsolete) a p...
chana	12	11	in Indian cookery, t...
chang	14	13	a kind of cattle [n...
chank	14	15	(Hindi) the shell of...
chant	13	11	to recite in a singi...
chaos	13	10	a state of total dis...
chape	15	13	the plate of metal a...
chaps	16	13	CHAP, to cause to cr...
chapt	16	13	CHAP, to cause to cr...
chara	13	10	(Latin) a genus of f...
chard	14	11	the edible leafstalk...
chare	13	10	to do odd jobs of wo...
chark	15	14	to burn wood etc. to...
charm	15	13	to enchant [v -ED, -...
charr	14	10	a small fish of the...
chars	14	10	CHAR, to burn slight...
chart	14	10	to map out [v -ED, -...
chary	20	12	discreetly cautious...
chase	13	10	to pursue [v CHASED,...
chasm	15	13	a deep cleft in the...
chats	14	10	CHAT, to talk inform...
chave	15	14	(dialect) I have [v]
chavs	16	14	CHAV, (colloquial) a...
chawk	18	17	(Cornish dialect) a...
chaws	17	13	CHAW, to chew esp. t...
chaya	19	12	an Indian plant of t...
chays	20	12	CHAY, an Indian plan...
cheap	15	13	inexpensive [adj CHE...
cheat	13	10	to defraud [v -ED, -...
check	18	17	to inspect [v -ED, -...
cheek	14	14	to speak impudently...
cheep	15	13	to chirp [v -ED, -IN...
cheer	13	10	to applaud with shou...
chefs	16	13	CHEF, to work as a c...
cheka	14	14	(Russian) the Russia...
chela	14	11	a pincerlike claw [n...
chelp	17	14	(Northern English di...
chemo	14	13	(short for) chemothe...
chems	15	13	CHEM, (short for) a...
chere	13	10	(French) dear (femin...
chert	14	10	a microcrystalline f...
chess	14	10	a game of skill for...
chest	14	10	to hit a ball with t...
cheth	16	12	(Hebrew) the eighth...
chevy	22	16	to chase about, also...
chews	17	13	CHEW, to grind with...
chewy	23	15	not easily chewed [a...
chiao	13	10	a monetary unit of C...
chias	14	10	CHIA, a Mexican herb...
chibs	17	13	CHIB, to slash with...
chica	17	13	an orange-red dyestu...
chich	20	15	the chickpea [n -ES]
chick	19	17	a young bird [n -S]
chico	17	13	an orange-red dyestu...
chics	18	13	CHIC, elegance [n]
chide	14	11	to scold [v CHID or...
chief	16	13	the highest in autho...
chiel	15	11	(Scots) a man, a lad...
chiks	16	14	CHIK, (Hindi) a slat...
child	16	12	to bring forth [v -E...
chile	15	11	the (dried) red pod...
chili	16	11	the (dried) red pod...
chill	17	12	to make cold [v -ED,...
chimb	18	16	the rim at the ends...
chime	15	13	to ring in harmony [...
chimo	15	13	(Canadian) an Eskimo...
chimp	18	16	(short for) a chimpa...
china	13	11	fine porcelain ware...
chine	13	11	to break the back of...
ching	15	13	a high-pitched ringi...
chink	15	15	to fill up cracks [v...
chino	13	11	(Spanish) a strong t...
chins	14	11	CHIN, to hold with t...
chips	17	13	CHIP, to break a sma...
chirk	16	14	to squeak [v -ED, -I...
chirl	16	11	(Scots) to emit a lo...
chirm	16	13	to cry out, chirp [v...
chiro	14	10	(short for) chiropra...
chirp	17	13	to utter a short, sh...
chirr	15	10	to chirp like a cric...
chirt	15	10	to squeeze, squirt [...
chiru	15	11	(Tibetan) a Tibetan...
chits	15	10	CHIT, to sprout [v]
chive	16	14	to cut with a knife...
chivs	17	14	CHIV, to cur with a...
chivy	23	16	to chase about, also...
chizz	21	28	to swindle, also CHI...
chock	18	17	to secure with a blo...
choco	16	13	(Australian slang) i...
chocs	17	13	CHOC, (colloquial) a...
chode	13	11	CHIDE, to scold [v]
chogs	15	12	CHOG, (dialect) the...
choil	15	11	the end of a knife b...
choir	14	10	to sing in chorus [v...
choke	14	14	to impede the breath...
choko	14	14	the fruit of a tropi...
choky	21	16	a prison [n CHOKIES]...
chola	14	11	(Spanish) a Mexican-...
choli	15	11	(Hindi) a short, clo...
cholo	14	11	a flashy Mexican-Ame...
chomp	17	16	to chew vigorously [...
chons	13	11	CHON, (Korean) a Kor...
choof	15	13	(Australian slang) t...
chook	14	14	a chicken [n -S] / t...
choom	14	13	(Australian slang) a...
choon	12	11	a piece of recorded...
chops	16	13	CHOP, to sever with...
chord	14	11	to play a combinatio...
chore	13	10	to do small jobs [v...
chose	13	10	(French) in law, a t...
chota	13	10	(Hindi) little, as i...
chott	14	10	(Arabic) a shallow s...
chout	14	11	(Hindi) in India, an...
choux	20	18	CHOU, (French) a cab...
chowk	18	17	(Hindi) a marketplac...
chows	17	13	CHOW, to eat [v]
chubs	17	14	CHUB, a species of f...
chuck	19	18	to chuck [v -ED, -IN...
chufa	16	14	a sedgelike plant pr...
chuff	19	17	gruff [adj CHUFFER,...
chugs	16	13	CHUG, to move with a...
chump	18	17	to munch [v -ED, -IN...
chums	16	14	CHUM, to be close fr...
chunk	15	16	to make a dull explo...
churl	16	12	in Anglo-Saxon Engla...
churn	14	12	to agitate to make b...
churr	15	11	to make a vibrant so...
chuse	14	11	(obsolete) to choose...
chute	14	11	to convey by a verti...
chuts	15	11	CHUT, (French) to ut...
chyle	21	13	a milky fluid secret...
chyme	21	15	semiliquid, partly d...
chynd	20	14	(archaic) cut into c...
cibol	15	12	a variety of onion,...
cided	12	10	CIDE, (Shakespeare)...
cider	12	9	an alcoholic drink m...
cides	12	9	CIDE, (Shakespeare)...
ciels	13	9	CIEL, to provide wit...
cigar	13	10	a roll of tobacco le...
ciggy	21	14	(slang) cigarette, a...
cilia	13	9	CILIUM, a short hair...
cills	15	10	CILL, a sill [n]
cimar	13	11	(French) a loose coa...
cimex	19	18	(Latin) a bedbug [n...
cinch	17	14	to bind firmly with...
cinct	15	12	surrounded, encircle...
cines	11	9	CINE, a motion pictu...
cinqs	20	18	CINQ, (French) the n...
cions	11	9	CION, a cutting from...
cippi	17	14	CIPPUS, (Latin) a sm...
circa	15	11	(Latin) approximatel...
circs	16	11	(colloquial) circums...
cires	12	8	CIRE, (French) a fab...
cirls	14	9	CIRL, a species of b...
cirri	13	8	CIRRUS, (Latin) a ty...
cisco	15	11	a North American lak...
cissy	19	10	an effeminate boy [n...
cists	13	8	CIST, a tomb consist...
cital	13	9	a summons to appear,...
cited	12	9	CITE, to quote as an...
citer	12	8	one who cites [n -S]
cites	12	8	CITE, to quote as an...
cives	14	12	CIVE, a herb of the...
civet	14	12	any of several carni...
civic	18	15	pertaining to a city...
civie	14	12	(short for) a civili...
civil	16	13	pertaining to citize...
civvy	23	18	(short for) a civili...
clach	18	14	to kill by stoning [...
clack	17	16	to make a noise of a...
clade	12	10	a group of organisms...
clads	13	10	CLAD, to cover one m...
claes	12	9	(Scots) clothes [n]
clags	14	11	CLAG, to stick [v]
claim	14	12	to demand as one's d...
clame	13	12	(Spenser) a call, sh...
clamp	16	15	to fasten with a dev...
clams	14	12	CLAM, to dig for the...
clang	13	12	to ring loudly [v -E...
clank	13	14	to rattle as of chai...
clans	12	10	CLAN, a united group...
claps	15	12	CLAP, the noise of s...
clapt	15	12	CLAP, the noise of s...
claro	12	9	a light-coloured, mi...
clart	13	9	to dirty [v -ED, -IN...
clary	19	11	any plant of the gen...
clash	15	11	to meet in oppositio...
clasp	15	12	to embrace tightly [...
class	13	9	to classify [v -ED,...
clast	13	9	an individual grain...
clats	13	9	CLAT, to scratch, sc...
claut	13	10	(Scots) to scratch,...
clave	14	13	in plants, a gradual...
clavi	15	13	CLAVUS, a horny thic...
claws	16	12	CLAW, to scratch wit...
clays	19	11	CLAY, to purify (e.g...
clean	11	10	to rid of stain [v -...
clear	12	9	to remove obstructio...
cleat	12	9	a strip attached to...
cleck	17	16	(Scots) to hatch [v...
cleek	13	13	to seize, hook [v CL...
cleep	14	12	(archaic) to call, n...
clefs	15	12	CLEF, a character pl...
cleft	15	12	to insert a scion in...
clegs	14	11	CLEG, a horsefly [n]
cleik	14	13	a kind of golf club...
clems	14	12	CLEM, to starve [v]
clepe	14	12	(archaic) to call, n...
clept	15	12	CLEPE, (archaic) to...
clerk	14	13	to serve as an offic...
cleve	14	13	(dialect) a cliff, a...
clews	16	12	CLEW, to attach a ro...
click	18	16	to make a short shar...
clied	13	10	CLY, to seize or ste...
clies	13	9	CLY, to seize or ste...
cliff	18	15	a high, steep face o...
clift	16	12	a cliff [n -S]
climb	17	15	to ascend [v CLAMBE...
clime	14	12	the atmosphere of an...
cline	12	10	a gradual geographic...
cling	14	12	to adhere to [v CLUN...
clink	14	14	to make a short soft...
clint	13	10	a block in a limesto...
clipe	15	12	to tell tales [v CLI...
clips	16	12	CLIP, to trim by cut...
clipt	16	12	CLIP, to trim by cut...
clits	14	9	CLIT, (vulgar slang)...
cloak	13	13	to clothe with a clo...
cloam	13	12	earthenware or clay...
clock	17	16	to time with a stop-...
clods	13	10	CLOD, to pelt with c...
cloff	17	15	(Scots) a cleft [n -...
clogs	14	11	CLOG, to block up [v...
cloke	13	13	to clothe with a clo...
clomb	16	15	CLIMB, to ascend [v]
clomp	16	15	to walk heavily [v -...
clone	11	10	to reproduce by asex...
clonk	13	14	to make a dull thump...
clons	12	10	CLON, a group of ase...
cloop	14	12	the sound of a cork...
cloot	12	9	a cloven hoof [n -S]
clops	15	12	CLOP, to make the so...
close	12	9	to make impassable [...
clote	12	9	the common burdock,...
cloth	15	11	fabric [n -S]
clots	13	9	CLOT, to form into a...
cloud	13	11	to make obscure [v -...
clour	13	10	to knock or bump [v...
clous	13	10	CLOU, (French) the m...
clout	13	10	to hit with the hand...
clove	14	13	the flower-bud of th...
clown	15	13	to act like a comic...
clows	16	12	CLOW, (Scots) to rak...
cloye	18	11	(Shakespeare) to cla...
cloys	19	11	CLOY, to gratify bey...
cloze	15	18	a type of educationa...
clubs	16	13	CLUB, to form an org...
cluck	18	17	to make the sound of...
clued	13	11	CLUE, to obtain guid...
clues	13	10	CLUE, to obtain guid...
cluey	19	12	(Australian slang) w...
clump	17	16	to form into a thick...
clung	14	13	CLING, to adhere to...
clunk	14	15	to make a dull metal...
clype	21	14	to tell tales [v CLY...
cnida	11	10	a nematocyst, a stin...
coach	16	13	to tutor or train [v...
coact	14	11	to act together [v -...
coady	17	11	a sauce made from mo...
coala	11	9	an Australian mammal...
coals	12	9	COAL, to supply with...
coaly	18	11	containing coal [adj...
coapt	13	11	to fit together and...
coarb	13	11	(historical) the hea...
coast	11	8	to cycle without ped...
coate	10	8	to cite as evidence...
coati	11	8	a tropical American...
coats	11	8	COAT, to cover with...
cobbs	16	14	COBB, (archaic) a gu...
cobby	22	16	stout, obstinate [ad...
cobia	13	11	a large game fish [n...
coble	14	12	(Welsh) a short, fla...
cobra	13	11	a venomous snake of...
cobza	16	20	a Romanian folk inst...
cocas	14	11	COCA, the dried leaf...
cocci	18	14	COCCUS, one of the s...
cocco	17	14	the taro or other ed...
cocks	16	15	COCK, to tilt to one...
cocky	22	17	an Australian farmer...
cocoa	13	11	the seed of the caca...
cocos	14	11	COCO, the taro or ot...
codas	11	9	CODA, a passage at t...
codec	14	12	a piece of software...
coded	11	10	CODE, to convert int...
coden	10	10	a coding classificat...
coder	11	9	one who writes code...
codes	11	9	CODE, to convert int...
codex	17	16	(Latin) a book; a ma...
codon	10	10	a triplet of bases i...
coeds	11	9	COED, a girl student...
coffs	16	14	COFF, (Scots) to buy...
cogie	12	10	(Scots) a small wood...
cogon	11	11	a kind of fast-growi...
cogue	12	11	(Scots) a small wood...
cohab	15	13	(short for) a cohabi...
cohen	12	11	a member of the Jewi...
cohoe	12	10	a Pacific salmon, al...
cohog	14	12	(Native American) a...
cohos	13	10	COHO, a Pacific salm...
coifs	14	11	COIF, to put the hai...
coign	12	11	to secure with a typ...
coils	13	9	COIL, to wind in eve...
coins	11	9	COIN, to make metal...
coirs	12	8	COIR, a fibre obtain...
coits	12	8	COIT, (Australian sl...
coked	12	13	COKE, to change into...
cokes	12	12	a simpleton [n -ES]
colas	12	9	COLA, a genus of Wes...
colby	21	14	a type of mild-tasti...
colds	13	10	COLD, a respiratory...
coled	12	10	COLEAD, to lead join...
coles	12	9	COLE, a plant of the...
coley	18	11	an edible fish of th...
colic	16	12	severe abdominal pai...
colin	12	10	the American quail o...
colls	14	10	COLL, (obsolete) to...
colly	20	12	to blacken with coal...
colog	13	11	(short for) cologari...
colon	11	10	a section of the lar...
color	12	9	(US) to paint, also...
colts	13	9	COLT, to cheat, defr...
colza	15	18	a variety of cabbage...
comae	11	11	COMA, (Latin) a sphe...
comal	13	12	bearing a tuft of si...
comas	12	11	COMA, (Latin) a sphe...
combe	14	14	a narrow valley, als...
combi	15	14	a vessel or vehicle...
combo	14	14	a small jazz band [n...
combs	15	14	COMB, to separate wi...
comby	21	16	full of holes like a...
comer	12	11	one showing great pr...
comes	12	11	COME, to move toward...
comet	12	11	a celestial body [n...
comfy	21	16	(colloquial) comfort...
comic	16	14	amusing, also COMICA...
comix	19	18	(slang) comic books...
comma	13	14	a fragment of a few...
commo	13	14	(Australian colloqui...
comms	14	14	(short for) communic...
commy	20	16	a Communist, also CO...
compo	14	14	a mortar of cement;...
comps	15	14	COMP, to work as a c...
compt	15	14	(obsolete) to count...
comte	12	11	(French) a French no...
comus	13	12	(Latin) a revel [n -...
conch	16	14	a marine mollusk [n...
condo	10	10	(short for) a condom...
coned	10	10	CONE, to bear cones...
cones	10	9	CONE, to bear cones...
coney	16	11	a rabbit, also CONY...
confs	13	12	CONF, an online conf...
conga	11	11	a Latin American dan...
conge	11	11	to take leave [v CON...
congo	11	11	a kind of black Chin...
conia	10	9	a liquid, highly poi...
conic	14	12	cone-shaped, conical...
conin	10	10	a liquid, highly poi...
conks	12	13	CONK, to hit on the...
conky	18	15	full of a tree fungu...
conne	9	10	(Spenser) to know, a...
conns	10	10	CONN, to direct the...
conte	10	9	(French) a short sto...
conto	10	9	a Portuguese money o...
conus	11	10	a structure or organ...
convo	12	13	(Australian colloqui...
cooch	16	13	a sinuous dance [n -...
cooed	10	9	COO, to make the sou...
cooee	9	8	to cry out shrilly,...
cooer	10	8	one that coos [n -S]
cooey	16	10	to cry out shrilly,...
coofs	13	11	COOF, a dolt, also C...
cooks	12	12	COOK, to prepare foo...
cooky	18	14	a small flat cake, a...
cools	12	9	COOL, to lower the t...
cooly	18	11	(historical) a (non-...
coomb	14	14	a short deep valley,...
cooms	12	11	COOM, to begrime wit...
coomy	18	13	full of coom, soot;...
coons	10	9	COON, a raccoon [n]
coops	13	11	COOP, to confine [v]
coopt	13	11	to recruit e.g. to a...
coost	11	8	CAST, to throw with...
coots	11	8	COOT, a water bird,...
cooze	13	17	(colloquial) US and...
copal	14	12	a hard resin got fro...
copay	19	13	an amount payable by...
coped	13	12	COPE, to deal with [...
copen	12	12	a strong light blue...
coper	13	11	a ship for supplying...
copes	13	11	COPE, to deal with [...
coppy	22	16	a small stool [n COP...
copra	13	11	dried coconut meat,...
copse	13	11	to cut back trees [v...
copsy	20	13	like a coppice [adj...
coqui	20	18	a small arboreal fro...
coral	12	9	a mass of marine ani...
coram	12	11	(Latin) in the prese...
corbe	13	11	a projection of ston...
corby	20	13	a raven, a crow, als...
cords	12	9	CORD, to fasten with...
cored	11	9	CORE, to remove the...
corer	11	8	a device for removin...
cores	11	8	CORE, to remove the...
corey	17	10	the penis, also CORY...
corgi	13	10	a dog of a small sho...
coria	11	8	CORIUM, a leather ar...
corks	13	12	CORK, to stop up [v]
corky	19	14	like cork [adj CORKI...
corms	13	11	CORM, the swollen su...
corni	11	9	CORNO, the French ho...
corno	10	9	the French horn [n C...
corns	11	9	CORN, to preserve wi...
cornu	11	10	a horn-shaped proces...
corny	17	11	trite, sentimental [...
corps	14	11	(French) a military...
corse	11	8	a corpse [n -S]
corso	11	8	(Italian) a race esp...
cosec	14	11	a trigonometrical fu...
cosed	11	9	COSE, to make onesel...
coses	11	8	COSE, to make onesel...
coset	11	8	a mathematical subse...
cosey	17	10	a covering for a tea...
cosie	11	8	a covering for a tea...
costa	11	8	a rib [n COSTAE]
coste	11	8	(Spenser) a coast [n...
costs	12	8	COST, to estimate a...
cotan	10	9	(short for) cotangen...
coted	11	9	COTE, to pass by; to...
cotes	11	8	COTE, to pass by; to...
coths	14	10	COTH, (short for) hy...
cotta	11	8	(Latin) a short surp...
cotts	12	8	COTT, (Spenser) a sm...
couch	17	14	to put into words [v...
coude	11	10	(French) a reflectin...
cough	15	13	to expel air from th...
could	13	11	CAN, to put in a cyl...
count	11	10	to number [v -ED, -I...
coupe	13	12	(French) a four-whee...
coups	14	12	COUP, (Scots) to ove...
courb	14	12	(archaic) to bend or...
courd	12	10	covered [adj]
coure	11	9	to cower [v COURED,...
cours	12	9	COUR, (obsolete) to...
court	12	9	to woo [v -ED, -ING,...
couta	11	9	a type of fishing bo...
couth	14	11	refinement [n -S] /...
coved	13	13	COVE, to curve over...
coven	12	13	a group of witches [...
cover	13	12	to spread something...
coves	13	12	COVE, to curve over...
covet	13	12	to desire greatly [v...
covey	19	14	a small flock of bir...
covin	13	13	a conspiracy between...
cowal	15	12	(Native Australian)...
cowan	13	12	(Scots) a drystone d...
cowed	14	12	COW, to subdue [v]
cower	14	11	to cringe [v -ED, -I...
cowks	16	15	COWK, (dialect) to r...
cowls	16	12	COWL, to cover with...
cowps	17	14	COWP, (Scots) to ove...
cowry	21	13	a glossy seashell, a...
coxae	16	15	COXA, the hip bone [...
coxal	18	16	pertaining to the hi...
coxed	17	16	COX, to steer a raci...
coxes	17	15	COX, to steer a raci...
coxib	20	18	a drug used in the t...
coyau	17	11	(French) a steep roo...
coyed	17	11	COY, to affect coyne...
coyer	17	10	COY, modest, bashful...
coyly	25	13	COY, modest, bashful...
coypu	20	14	an aquatic rodent, a...
cozed	14	18	COZE, to converse in...
cozen	13	18	to cheat, also COOSE...
cozes	14	17	COZE, to converse in...
cozey	20	19	a covering for a tea...
cozie	14	17	a cover for a teapot...
craal	12	9	to pen in an enclosu...
crabs	14	11	CRAB, to obstruct, f...
crack	16	15	to break without div...
craft	14	11	to make by hand [v -...
crags	13	10	CRAG, a large jagged...
craic	15	11	(Irish) pleasant con...
craig	13	10	(Scots) a crag, in t...
crake	12	12	to utter the cry of...
crame	12	11	(Scots) a booth for...
cramp	15	14	to confine or restra...
crams	13	11	CRAM, to pack tightl...
crane	10	9	to stretch out one's...
crank	12	13	to start manually [v...
crans	11	9	CRAN, a measure of c...
crape	13	11	to cover or shroud w...
craps	14	11	CRAP, to defecate [v...
crapy	20	13	like crape [adj CRAP...
crare	11	8	a trading vessel, al...
crash	14	10	to collide noisily [...
crass	12	8	grossly vulgar [adj...
crate	11	8	to put in a packing...
crave	13	12	to desire greatly [v...
crawl	16	12	to move with the bod...
craws	15	11	CRAW, the stomach of...
crays	18	10	CRAY, (Australian) a...
craze	14	17	to make insane [v CR...
crazy	21	19	insane [adj CRAZIER,...
creak	12	12	to make a squeaking...
cream	12	11	to select the best f...
credo	11	9	(Latin) a concise st...
creds	12	9	CRED, (short for) cr...
creed	11	9	a statement of belie...
creek	12	12	a watercourse smalle...
creel	12	9	to put fish in a fis...
creep	13	11	to advance stealthil...
crees	11	8	CREE, to soften by b...
creme	12	11	(French) cream [n -S...
crems	13	11	CREM, (colloquial) a...
crena	10	9	(Latin) a notch or t...
crepe	13	11	to cover with crepe,...
creps	14	11	an informal name for...
crept	14	11	CREEP, to advance st...
crepy	20	13	having the texture o...
cress	12	8	a cruciferous plant...
crest	12	8	to reach a peak [v -...
crewe	14	11	(archaic) a pot [n -...
crews	15	11	CREW, to serve aboar...
crias	12	8	CRIA, the offspring...
cribs	15	11	CRIB, to confine clo...
crick	17	15	to cause a spasm in...
cried	12	9	CRY, to utter a soun...
crier	12	8	one that cries, also...
cries	12	8	CRY, to utter a soun...
crime	13	11	to convict over a br...
crimp	16	14	to press into folds,...
crims	14	11	CRIM, (Australian sl...
crine	11	9	(Scots) to shrink or...
crios	12	8	(Irish) a multicolou...
cripe	14	11	used as a mild oath,...
crips	15	11	CRIP, (colloquial) a...
crise	12	8	an expression of sur...
crisp	15	11	brittle [adj CRISPER...
crith	15	10	a unit of mass, that...
crits	13	8	CRIT, (short for) cr...
croak	12	12	to utter a low hoars...
croci	15	11	CROCUS, an iridaceou...
crock	16	15	to break down, disab...
crocs	15	11	CROC, (short for) cr...
croft	14	11	to expose cloth to t...
crogs	13	10	CROG, to ride as a p...
cromb	15	14	to draw by a crook,...
crome	12	11	to draw by a crook,...
crone	10	9	a withered old woman...
cronk	12	13	(Australian colloqui...
crons	11	9	CRON, in computing,...
crony	17	11	a close friend [n CR...
crook	12	12	(Australian slang) i...
crool	12	9	(Australian slang) t...
croon	10	9	to sing softly [v -E...
crops	14	11	CROP, to cut off sho...
crore	11	8	(Hindi) an Indian un...
cross	12	8	to intersect [v CROS...
crost	12	8	CROSS, to intersect...
croup	14	12	to speak hoarsely [v...
crout	12	9	cabbage cut fine and...
crowd	15	12	to press closely tog...
crown	14	12	to invest with royal...
crows	15	11	CROW, to gloat, exul...
croze	14	17	a tool used in barre...
cruck	17	16	one of a pair of cur...
crude	12	10	unrefined petroleum...
crudo	12	10	sliced, uncooked sea...
cruds	13	10	CRUD, to be blocked...
crudy	19	12	(Shakespeare) crude,...
cruel	13	10	disposed to inflict...
crues	12	9	CRUE, (Milton) crew...
cruet	12	9	a vessel used in rel...
cruft	15	12	technical material t...
crumb	16	15	to break into small...
crump	16	15	crisp, also CRUMPY [...
crunk	13	14	a form of hip-hop mu...
cruor	12	9	(Latin) a mass of co...
crura	12	9	CRUS, (Latin) a part...
cruse	12	9	an earthenware pot [...
crush	15	11	to press out of shap...
crust	13	9	to form a hardened o...
crusy	19	11	(Scots) an open iron...
cruve	14	13	a pen or sty, also C...
crwth	18	13	(Welsh) an ancient C...
cryer	18	10	one that cries, also...
crypt	21	13	a burial vault [n -S...
ctene	10	9	a comb-like swimming...
cubby	23	17	a snug enclosed spac...
cubeb	16	15	the pungent berry of...
cubed	14	13	CUBE, to raise to th...
cuber	14	12	a machine for cuttin...
cubes	14	12	CUBE, to raise to th...
cubic	18	15	in the form of a cub...
cubit	15	12	an old measure of le...
cuddy	19	13	(Scots) a young coal...
cuffo	16	15	(US slang) without a...
cuffs	17	15	CUFF, to strike with...
cuifs	15	12	CUIF, (Scots) a lout...
cuing	13	12	CUE, to prompt an ac...
cuish	15	11	a piece of armour fo...
cuits	13	9	CUIT, (Scots) the an...
cukes	13	13	CUKE, (slang) a cucu...
culch	19	15	the flooring of an o...
culet	13	10	(French) the flat ba...
culex	19	17	(Latin) a genus of i...
culls	15	11	CULL, to select from...
cully	21	13	to cheat, deceive [v...
culms	15	13	CULM, to form a culm...
culpa	15	13	negligence for which...
culti	14	10	CULTUS, (Latin) a re...
cults	14	10	CULT, a religious so...
culty	20	12	intended to appeal t...
cumec	16	15	a unit of liquid flo...
cumin	13	13	an umbelliferous pla...
cundy	18	13	a covered drain, als...
cunei	11	10	CUNEUS, a small wedg...
cunit	12	10	one hundred cubic fe...
cunts	12	10	CUNT, (slang) the fe...
cupel	15	13	to refine gold or si...
cupid	15	13	a statue of the Roma...
cuppa	16	15	(colloquial) a cup (...
cuppy	23	17	cuplike [adj CUPPIER...
curat	12	9	(obsolete) a cuirass...
curbs	15	12	CURB, to restrain [v...
curch	18	14	(Scots) a covering f...
curds	13	10	CURD, to curdle [v]
curdy	19	12	having the texture o...
cured	12	10	CURE, to restore to...
curer	12	9	one who cures [n -S]
cures	12	9	CURE, to restore to...
curet	12	9	(US) a surgical inst...
curfs	15	12	CURF, an incision ma...
curia	12	9	a court of justice [...
curie	12	9	a unit of radioactiv...
curio	12	9	an unusual art objec...
curli	14	10	curled hairlike proc...
curls	14	10	CURL, to form into r...
curly	20	12	tending to curl [adj...
curns	12	10	CURN, (Scots) a grai...
curny	18	12	granular, also CURNE...
currs	13	9	CURR, to make a purr...
curry	19	11	meat, fish, vegetabl...
curse	12	9	to invoke evil upon...
cursi	13	9	CURSUS, an elongated...
curst	13	9	CURSE, to invoke evi...
curve	14	13	to deviate from stra...
curvy	21	15	curved [adj CURVIER,...
cusec	15	12	a unit of liquid flo...
cushy	21	13	(colloquial) easy, c...
cusks	14	13	CUSK, a kind of mari...
cusps	15	12	CUSP, a toothlike me...
cuspy	21	14	of a computer progra...
cusso	12	9	an Ethiopian tree, a...
cusum	14	13	a statistical techni...
cutch	18	14	a resin used in tann...
cuter	12	9	CUTE, pleasingly att...
cutes	12	9	CUTIS, (Latin) the d...
cutey	18	11	a cute person, also...
cutie	12	9	a cute person, also...
cutin	12	10	the waxy material fo...
cutis	13	9	(Latin) the dermis,...
cutto	12	9	a large knife, also...
cutty	19	11	a short clay pipe [n...
cutup	15	13	a mischievous person...
cuvee	13	13	(French) a vat of bl...
cuzes	15	18	CUZ, (obsolete) cous...
cwtch	21	16	(Welsh) to hide, to...
cyano	16	11	pertaining to cyanog...
cyans	17	11	CYAN, a greenish-blu...
cyber	20	13	involving computers...
cycad	21	14	any member of an ord...
cycas	21	13	any member of an ord...
cycle	22	14	to ride a bicycle [v...
cyclo	22	14	a three wheeled moto...
cyder	18	11	an alcoholic drink m...
cylix	26	18	(Greek) a shallow tw...
cymae	18	13	CYMA, a curved mould...
cymar	19	13	(French) a loose coa...
cymas	19	13	CYMA, a curved mould...
cymes	19	13	CYME, a type of flow...
cymol	20	14	a hydrocarbon, also...
cynic	21	14	someone who takes a...
cysts	19	10	CYST, a sac [n]
cytes	18	10	CYTE, in biology, a...
cyton	17	11	the body of a nerve...
czars	15	17	CZAR, an emperor or...

5 letter words that start with C

5 letter words that start with C

5 letter C word

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LETTER C WORD