6 letter words that start with C

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6 letter words that start with C

6 letter C word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
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...

6 letter words that start with C

6 letter words that start with C

6 letter C word

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LETTER C WORD