8 letter words that start with C

8 letter words that start with C

8 letter C word

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caatinga 16 14 in Brazil, open, low...
cabalism 21 18 a sect based on caba...
cabalist 20 15 someone who finds hi...
caballed 20 17 CABAL, to conspire [...
caballer 20 16 one who cabals, intr...
cabarets 18 14 CABARET, a music hal...
cabbaged 21 20 CABBAGE, to steal or...
cabbages 21 19 CABBAGE, to steal or...
cabbagey 27 21 like a cabbage, also...
cabbalah 23 20 a Jewish doctrine ba...
cabbalas 21 18 CABBALA, a Jewish do...
cabernet 17 15 (French) a type of b...
cabestro 18 14 (Spanish) a lasso, a...
cabezone 19 24 (Spanish) a Californ...
cabezons 20 24 CABEZON, (Spanish) a...
cabildos 20 16 CABILDO, (Spanish) a...
cabinets 18 15 CABINET, a piece of...
cabining 19 18 CABIN, to live in a...
cableway 28 20 a structure for tran...
cablings 21 18 CABLING, a bead or m...
cabobbed 22 21 CABOB, to skewer [v]
caboceer 20 17 a West African headm...
caboched 23 20 in heraldry, full fa...
cabochon 22 20 (French) a precious...
cabombas 21 20 CABOMBA, a small gen...
caboodle 18 16 a crowd or collectio...
cabooses 17 14 CABOOSE, the last ca...
caboshed 20 17 in heraldry, full fa...
cabotage 18 16 shipping and sailing...
cabovers 20 18 CABOVER, a truck or...
cabresta 18 14 a lasso, also CABEST...
cabresto 18 14 a lasso, also CABEST...
cabretta 18 14 (Spanish) a soft lea...
cabrilla 21 16 a name applied to va...
cabriole 19 15 (French) a curved fu...
cabstand 18 16 a place where cabs a...
cacafogo 21 19 (Spanish) a spitfire...
cachacas 24 19 CACHACA, a white Bra...
cachalot 22 17 a large whale, also...
cachepot 23 19 (French) an ornament...
cacheted 21 17 CACHET, to print a d...
cachexia 27 23 general ill health,...
cachexic 31 26 pertaining to ill he...
cacholot 22 17 a large whale, also...
cachucha 27 22 (Spanish) an Andalus...
caciques 28 24 CACIQUE, a West Indi...
cackiest 21 18 CACKY, of or like ex...
cacklers 22 19 CACKLER, one who cac...
cackling 23 22 CACKLE, to make the...
cacodoxy 31 24 incorrect doctrine,...
cacodyls 27 18 CACODYL, a colourles...
cacolets 20 15 CACOLET, (French) a...
cacology 27 19 a bad choice of word...
cacomixl 28 25 a North American car...
caconyms 26 20 CACONYM, an erroneou...
caconymy 32 22 the state of having...
cactuses 20 15 CACTUS, a succulent...
cacumens 20 19 CACUMEN, (Latin) a t...
cacumina 20 19 CACUMEN, (Latin) a t...
cadaster 16 12 a public record of l...
cadastre 16 12 a public record of l...
cadavers 18 16 CADAVER, a corpse [n...
caddices 20 16 CADDICE, a coarse wo...
caddised 17 14 trimmed with caddis,...
caddises 17 13 CADDIS, a coarse woo...
caddying 24 18 CADDY, to serve as a...
cadelles 18 14 CADELLE, a small bla...
cadenced 18 17 CADENCE, to make rhy...
cadences 18 16 CADENCE, to make rhy...
cadenzas 18 22 CADENZA, (Italian) a...
cadgiest 18 14 CADGY, cheerful, als...
cadmiums 20 19 CADMIUM, a metallic...
caducean 18 17 of or belonging to M...
caduceus 20 17 (Latin) a Greek or R...
caducity 27 18 the quality of being...
caducous 20 17 of parts of a plant...
caecally 27 18 CAECAL, pertaining t...
caecitis 20 14 a caecum inflammatio...
caesious 16 12 having a bluish coat...
caesiums 18 15 CAESIUM, a metallic...
caesurae 15 12 CAESURA, a pause in...
caesural 17 13 relating to a caesur...
caesuras 16 12 CAESURA, a pause in...
caesuric 20 15 relating to a caesur...
caffeine 19 18 a bitter alkaloid us...
caffeins 20 18 CAFFEIN, a bitter al...
caffeism 22 20 an addiction to caff...
caffilas 22 18 CAFFILA, (Arabic) a...
caftaned 17 16 wearing a caftan [ad...
caganers 16 14 CAGANER, a tradition...
cagefuls 21 18 CAGEFUL, as much as...
cagelike 19 18 like a cage [adj]
cageling 19 17 a caged bird [n -S]
cagework 21 20 open work like the b...
caginess 17 14 the quality of being...
cagoules 18 15 CAGOULE, a light ano...
cagyness 23 16 the quality of being...
caillach 24 18 (Gaelic) an old woma...
caimacam 21 20 (Turkish) a Turkish...
cairnier 16 12 CAIRNY, relating to...
caissons 16 12 CAISSON, a watertigh...
caitiffs 22 17 CAITIFF, a despicabl...
caitives 19 15 CAITIVE, (Spenser) a...
cajaputs 21 24 CAJAPUT, a volatile...
cajeputs 21 24 CAJEPUT, a volatile...
cajolers 19 21 CAJOLER, one who caj...
cajolery 25 23 persuasion by flatte...
cajoling 20 24 CAJOLE, to persuade...
cajuputs 22 25 CAJUPUT, a volatile...
cakeages 17 17 CAKEAGE, a charge le...
cakehole 19 18 a person's mouth [n...
cakewalk 22 23 to step stylishly [v...
cakiness 17 16 the state of being c...
calabash 21 17 a variety of squash;...
calabaza 21 24 a variety of squash,...
caladium 19 17 any tropical plant o...
calaloos 17 13 CALALOO, a soup made...
calamari 18 15 (Italian) any of var...
calamars 18 15 CALAMAR, any of vari...
calamary 24 17 any of various speci...
calamata 17 15 a black olive grown...
calamine 17 16 to apply a skin oint...
calamint 18 16 a genus of labiate a...
calamite 18 15 a reedlike plant of...
calamity 25 17 a grievous misfortun...
calanthe 18 15 (Greek) an orchid of...
calashes 19 14 CALASH, (French) a l...
calathea 18 14 a showy indoor plant...
calathos 19 14 (Greek) a vase-shape...
calathus 20 15 (Latin) a vase-shape...
calcanea 18 16 CALCANEUM, (Latin) o...
calcanei 19 16 CALCANEUS, (Latin) o...
calcaria 20 15 CALCAR, (Latin) a sp...
calceate 19 15 to shoe [v CALCEATED...
calcific 27 21 containing salts of...
calcined 20 17 CALCINE, to reduce t...
calcines 20 16 CALCINE, to reduce t...
calcites 21 15 CALCITE, a mineral,...
calcitic 25 18 relating to a calcit...
calciums 23 19 CALCIUM, a metallic...
calcrete 20 15 a composite rock of...
calcspar 23 18 a mineral, calcite [...
calctufa 23 19 a rock made of fine...
calctuff 26 22 a general term for a...
calcular 22 17 relating to the math...
calculus 23 18 a branch of mathemat...
caldaria 17 13 CALDARIUM, (Latin) a...
calderas 17 13 CALDERA, (Spanish) a...
caldrons 17 14 CALDRON, a large ket...
caleches 22 17 CALECHE, (French) a...
calefied 19 16 CALEFY, to make warm...
calefies 19 15 CALEFY, to make warm...
calendal 17 15 pertaining to calend...
calendar 16 14 to schedule, also KA...
calender 16 14 to smooth by pressin...
calendry 23 16 a place where calend...
calfhood 21 18 the state or time of...
calfless 21 16 having a thin leg [a...
calflick 26 23 a cowlick (a lock of...
calflike 22 20 like a calf [adj]
calfskin 21 20 the skin of a calf [...
calibers 20 15 CALIBER, the diamete...
calibred 20 16 having a given calib...
calibres 20 15 CALIBRE, the diamete...
caliches 23 17 CALICHE, (Spanish) g...
calicles 22 16 CALICLE, a cup-shape...
calicoes 20 15 CALICO, a brightly p...
calidity 25 15 the state of being w...
califate 19 15 (Arabic) the office...
califont 19 16 (tradename) a kind o...
caligoes 18 14 CALIGO, a reduction...
calipash 22 17 a part of a turtle w...
calipees 19 15 CALIPEE, a part of a...
calipers 20 15 CALIPER, to measure...
caliphal 23 18 relating to a caliph...
calisaya 23 14 the medicinal bark o...
calivers 20 16 CALIVER, a type of l...
calkings 20 19 CALKING, material us...
callable 21 17 able to be called [a...
callaloo 18 14 (Spanish) a soup mad...
callalou 19 15 (Spanish) a crabmeat...
callants 18 14 CALLANT, (Scots) a b...
callback 25 23 a recall of a defect...
callboys 27 18 CALLBOY, a boy who c...
callings 20 16 CALLING, a vocation...
calliope 20 16 a keyboard musical i...
callipee 20 16 a part of a turtle w...
calliper 21 16 in papermaking, a me...
calloses 18 13 CALLOSE, a part of a...
callouts 19 14 CALLOUT, an inset in...
callower 21 16 CALLOW, immature [ad...
callowly 29 19 CALLOW [adv]
calltime 20 16 time available for u...
callunas 18 15 CALLUNA, any plant o...
callused 19 15 CALLUS, to form a ha...
calluses 19 14 CALLUS, to form a ha...
calmants 18 16 CALMANT, a drug that...
calmiest 19 15 CALMY, clayey [adj]
calmings 20 18 CALMING, an act of c...
calmness 18 16 the state of being c...
calomels 19 16 CALOMEL, a strong pu...
calorics 21 15 CALORIC, a hypotheti...
calories 17 12 CALORIE, the amount...
calorise 17 12 to coat steel with a...
calorist 18 12 a person who believe...
calorize 20 21 to coat steel with a...
calottes 17 12 CALOTTE, (French) a...
calotype 25 17 an early type of pho...
caloyers 23 14 CALOYER, a Greek Ort...
calpacks 24 22 CALPACK, a triangula...
calpains 19 16 CALPAIN, an enzyme f...
calquing 27 25 CALQUE, to process t...
calthrop 22 17 a device with four m...
caltraps 20 15 CALTRAP, a device wi...
caltrops 20 15 CALTROP, a device wi...
calumbas 21 19 CALUMBA, the dried r...
calumets 19 16 CALUMET, an ornament...
calutron 17 14 a mass spectrometer...
calvados 19 17 a dry apple brandy [...
calvaria 19 16 CALVARIUM, the dome...
calvered 19 17 CALVER, to prepare f...
calycate 26 17 pertaining to a caly...
calyceal 27 18 pertaining to a caly...
calycine 26 18 of or pertaining to...
calycled 28 19 having a calycle, a...
calycles 28 18 CALYCLE, a row of sm...
calycoid 27 18 like a calix [adj]
calycule 28 19 a cuplike structure...
calyculi 29 19 CALYCULUS, a small,...
calypsos 26 17 CALYPSO, a West Indi...
calypter 26 17 a hood or hoodlike s...
calyptra 26 17 a hood or hoodlike s...
calzones 19 22 CALZONE, a turnover...
camaieux 23 22 CAMAIEU, a cameo [n]
camailed 18 16 having a camail [adj...
camarons 16 15 CAMARON, (Spanish) a...
camashes 19 16 CAMASH, (Native Amer...
camasses 17 14 CAMASS, (Native Amer...
cambered 19 18 CAMBER, to arch slig...
cambisms 22 20 CAMBISM, the theory...
cambists 21 17 CAMBIST, a dealer in...
cambiums 22 21 CAMBIUM, a layer of...
camboges 20 19 CAMBOGE, a yellow gu...
cambogia 20 19 a yellow gum resin,...
camboose 18 17 a cabin built as liv...
cambrels 21 18 CAMBREL, the hock of...
cambrics 24 20 CAMBRIC, a fine line...
camcords 21 18 CAMCORD, to videotap...
cameleer 17 15 a camel driver [n -S...
cameleon 16 16 a small African liza...
camelias 18 15 CAMELIA, an evergree...
camelids 19 16 CAMELID, an animal o...
cameline 17 16 a material made from...
camelish 21 17 like a camel [adj]
camellia 19 16 an evergreen shrub,...
cameloid 18 16 related to the camel...
camelots 18 15 CAMELOT, a strong wa...
cameoing 17 17 CAMEO, to portray in...
camisade 17 15 an attack made at ni...
camisado 17 15 an attack made at ni...
camisias 18 14 CAMISIA, (Arabic) a...
camisole 18 15 a loose underbodice...
camogies 18 16 CAMOGIE, an Irish ga...
camomile 19 18 a creeping aromatic...
camoodis 17 15 CAMOODI, (Caribbean)...
camorras 17 14 CAMORRA, (Italian) a...
campagna 19 20 an open level tract...
campagne 19 20 CAMPAGNA, an open le...
campaign 20 20 to conduct an operat...
campanas 18 18 CAMPANA, (Latin) a c...
campfire 22 20 a fire to sit round...
camphane 20 20 a type of hydrocarbo...
camphene 20 20 an explosive liquid,...
camphine 21 20 an explosive liquid,...
camphire 22 19 an old spelling of c...
camphols 23 20 CAMPHOL, a rare vari...
camphone 20 20 a combined camera an...
camphors 22 19 CAMPHOR, a solid ess...
campiest 20 17 CAMPY, comically exa...
campings 21 20 CAMPING, the act of...
campions 19 18 CAMPION, any plant o...
campling 22 21 CAMPLE, to wrangle [...
campness 19 18 extravagance in mann...
campongs 20 20 CAMPONG, a Malay vil...
camporee 18 17 a gathering of Boy S...
campouts 20 18 CAMPOUT, a camping o...
campsite 20 17 an area suitable for...
campused 20 19 CAMPUS, to restrict...
campuses 20 18 CAMPUS, to restrict...
camshaft 22 19 a shaft fitted with...
camshoch 25 21 (Scots) crooked or d...
camstane 16 15 a type of white ston...
camstone 16 15 (Scots) a white argi...
camwhore 22 19 to perform sexual or...
camwoods 20 18 CAMWOOD, the wood of...
canaigre 16 14 (Spanish) a large Te...
canaille 17 14 (French) riffraff; t...
canakins 16 17 CANAKIN, a small can...
canaling 17 16 CANAL, to dig an art...
canalise 16 13 to dig an artificial...
canalize 19 22 to dig an artificial...
canalled 17 15 CANAL, to dig an art...
canaller 17 14 a freight boat [n -S...
canaried 15 13 CANARY, to prance ab...
canaries 15 12 CANARY, to prance ab...
canastas 15 12 CANASTA, (Spanish) a...
canaster 15 12 a kind of tobacco fo...
canbanks 18 20 CANBANK, the equival...
canceled 19 17 CANCEL, to cause not...
canceler 19 16 one who cancels, als...
cancelli 21 17 (Latin) the latticew...
cancered 18 16 affected with cancer...
cancrine 18 16 crabwise; (of verses...
cancroid 19 16 a type of slow-growi...
candelas 16 14 CANDELA, a unit of l...
candidal 17 15 of or like candida,...
candidas 16 14 CANDIDA, a parasitic...
candider 16 14 CANDID, frank and si...
candidly 24 17 CANDID, frank and si...
candirus 17 14 CANDIRU, a tiny S Am...
candlers 17 14 CANDLER, one whose j...
candling 18 17 CANDLE, to examine e...
candocks 20 20 CANDOCK, the yellow...
candours 16 14 CANDOUR, frankness,...
candying 23 18 CANDY, to coat with...
candyman 22 19 (US slang) a drug-pu...
candymen 22 19 CANDYMAN, (US slang)...
canegrub 19 18 any of various speci...
canellas 17 14 CANELLA, a genus of...
canephor 19 17 (Greek) a sculpted f...
caneware 17 15 articles made from c...
canfield 19 17 a card game adapted...
cangling 19 18 CANGLE, (Scots) to w...
canikins 17 17 CANIKIN, a small can...
caninity 22 15 the state of being a...
canistel 17 13 a Caribbean fruit [n...
canister 16 12 a small container, u...
canities 16 12 the turning grey of...
cankered 16 17 CANKER, to affect wi...
cannabic 20 19 of or like cannabis...
cannabin 16 17 a resin extracted fr...
cannabis 17 16 hemp; a narcotic dru...
cannachs 20 18 CANNACH, (Scots) a c...
cannelon 14 15 a stuffed roll [n -S...
cannibal 18 17 practising cannibali...
canniest 15 13 CANNIE, prudent, als...
cannikin 16 18 a small can or cup,...
cannings 16 16 CANNING, the busines...
cannolis 16 14 CANNOLI, a tube of p...
cannoned 13 15 CANNON, to collide w...
cannonry 20 16 artillery [n CANNONR...
cannulae 15 15 CANNULA, a tube inse...
cannular 16 15 like a cannula, holl...
cannulas 16 15 CANNULA, a tube inse...
canoeing 15 15 the act of travellin...
canoeist 15 12 one who engages in c...
canoeman 14 16 a canoeist [n CANOEM...
canoemen 14 16 CANOEMAN, a canoeist...
canoness 14 13 a woman living in a...
canonise 14 13 to declare to be a s...
canonist 15 13 a specialist in cano...
canonize 17 22 to declare to be a s...
canoodle 15 14 to kiss and cuddle [...
canopied 17 16 CANOPY, to cover fro...
canopies 17 15 CANOPY, to cover fro...
canorous 15 13 musical, resonant [a...
canstick 21 19 (Shakespeare) a cand...
cantalas 16 13 CANTALA, a coarse fi...
cantatas 15 12 CANTATA, a kind of v...
cantates 15 12 CANTATE, the 98th ps...
cantdogs 17 15 CANTDOG, a metal hoo...
canteens 14 13 CANTEEN, a container...
cantered 15 13 CANTER, to ride a ho...
canthari 18 14 CANTHARUS, a large t...
canthook 18 18 a metal hook on a lo...
canticle 20 16 a nonmetrical hymn,...
canticos 19 15 CANTICO, to dance as...
canticoy 25 17 to dance as an act o...
canticum 21 19 a canticle, a part-s...
cantiest 16 12 CANTY, (Scots) conte...
cantinas 15 13 CANTINA, (Spanish) a...
cantings 17 15 CANTING, the act of...
cantions 15 13 CANTION, (Spenser) a...
cantlets 17 13 CANTLET, a fragment...
cantling 18 16 CANTLE, to break a p...
cantonal 15 14 pertaining to a cant...
cantoned 14 14 CANTON, to divide in...
cantoris 16 12 to be sung on the no...
cantraip 18 15 (Scots) a charm; an...
cantraps 18 15 CANTRAP, a magic spe...
cantreds 16 13 CANTRED, (Welsh) a d...
cantrefs 18 15 CANTREF, (Welsh) a d...
cantrips 19 15 CANTRIP, (Scots) a c...
cantuses 16 13 CANTUS, (Latin) a me...
canulate 16 14 to insert a canula i...
canvased 17 17 CANVAS, to examine t...
canvaser 17 16 one who goes from do...
canvases 17 16 CANVAS, to examine t...
canzonas 17 22 CANZONA, (Italian) a...
canzones 17 22 CANZONE, (Italian) a...
canzonet 17 22 a short song [n -S]
capabler 21 18 CAPABLE, competent [...
capacity 28 19 the ability to recei...
capelans 18 16 CAPELAN, a small mar...
capelets 19 15 CAPELET, a small cap...
capeline 18 16 a small iron skullca...
capelins 19 16 CAPELIN, a small mar...
capellet 20 16 a swelling on a hors...
caperers 18 14 CAPERER, one who cap...
capering 19 17 CAPER, to leap or sk...
capeskin 19 19 a type of soft leath...
capework 22 21 a matador's performa...
capiases 18 14 CAPIAS, a writ autho...
capitals 20 15 CAPITAL, the upper p...
capitani 18 15 CAPITANO, (Italian)...
capitano 17 15 (Italian) a headman...
capitans 18 15 CAPITAN, (historical...
capitate 18 14 a bone of a primate'...
capitayn 24 17 (Spenser) a captain...
capitols 20 15 CAPITOL, a building...
capitula 20 16 CAPITULUM, a flower...
capmaker 20 21 one that makes caps...
capoeira 17 14 a martial art and da...
caponata 16 15 (Italian) a type of...
caponier 17 15 (French) a work made...
caponise 17 15 to castrate a rooste...
caponize 20 24 to castrate a rooste...
caporals 19 15 CAPORAL, a coarse, s...
capotted 18 15 CAPOT, to win all th...
cappings 22 20 CAPPING, a wax cover...
caprates 18 14 CAPRATE, a salt of c...
capreses 18 14 CAPRESE, (Italian) a...
capricci 26 20 CAPRICCIO, a free fo...
caprices 22 17 CAPRICE, a whim, an...
caprifig 23 19 the goat-fig, a spec...
capriole 19 15 (French) a leap and...
caproate 17 14 a salt of caproic ac...
caprocks 23 21 CAPROCK, an overlyin...
caprylic 30 20 applied to a type of...
capsicin 22 18 a liquid used as a f...
capsicum 24 21 a plant yielding (e....
capsidal 20 16 relating to a capsid...
capsizal 23 24 the overturning of a...
capsized 22 24 CAPSIZE, to overturn...
capsizes 22 23 CAPSIZE, to overturn...
capsomer 19 17 a protein forming a...
capstans 18 15 CAPSTAN, an upright...
capstone 17 15 the horizontal stone...
capsular 20 16 of or pertaining to...
capsuled 20 17 CAPSULE, to condense...
capsules 20 16 CAPSULE, to condense...
captains 18 15 CAPTAIN, to lead or...
captchas 24 19 CAPTCHA, a program t...
captions 18 15 CAPTION, to provide...
captious 19 15 tending to find faul...
captived 21 19 CAPTIVE, to make a p...
captives 21 18 CAPTIVE, to make a p...
captured 19 16 CAPTURE, to take by...
capturer 19 15 one who captures [n...
captures 19 15 CAPTURE, to take by...
capuccio 25 21 (Spenser) a cloak ho...
capuched 24 21 having a capuche [ad...
capuches 24 20 CAPUCHE, a cloak hoo...
capuchin 24 21 a South American mon...
capueras 18 15 CAPUERA, (Portuguese...
capybara 26 19 (Tupi) a large South...
carabaos 17 14 CARABAO, a water buf...
carabids 19 15 CARABID, a black car...
carabine 17 15 a rifle with a relat...
carabins 18 15 CARABIN, a rifle wit...
caracals 20 15 CARACAL, the desert...
caracara 18 14 (Spanish) any of sev...
caracole 19 15 to perform a half tu...
caracols 20 15 CARACOL, to perform...
caraculs 21 16 CARACUL, (Russian) a...
caragana 15 14 any of a genus of ha...
carageen 15 14 (Irish) a kind of da...
caramels 18 15 CARAMEL, a dark brow...
carangid 17 15 a marine fish [n -S]
carannas 14 13 CARANNA, a resinous...
carapace 20 17 the shell of an anim...
carassow 19 14 a quail-like bird of...
caraunas 15 13 CARAUNA, a resinous...
caravans 17 16 CARAVAN, to travel i...
caravels 19 16 CARAVEL, a small lig...
caraways 25 16 CARAWAY, an umbellif...
carbamic 23 20 pertaining to a type...
carbamyl 27 20 a radical derived fr...
carbarns 18 15 CARBARN, a garage fo...
carbaryl 26 17 a salt or ester of c...
carbeens 17 15 CARBEEN, (Native Aus...
carbenes 17 15 CARBENE, a neutral d...
carbides 19 15 CARBIDE, a carbon co...
carbines 18 15 CARBINE, a rifle wit...
carbinol 19 16 a monohydric alcohol...
carbolic 23 18 an acidic compound [...
carbonic 21 18 of or relating to ca...
carbonyl 25 18 the divalent group C...
carboras 18 14 CARBORA, a wood-bori...
carborne 17 15 travelling by car [a...
carboxyl 32 24 a univalent acid rad...
carboyed 24 17 having a carboy [adj...
carburet 19 15 to combine chemicall...
carcajou 21 24 a musteline animal,...
carcakes 20 18 CARCAKE, (Scots) a s...
carcanet 18 15 (obsolete) an orname...
carcased 19 15 CARCASE, to put a ca...
carcases 19 14 CARCASE, to put a ca...
carceral 20 15 pertaining to prison...
cardamom 18 18 a spice consisting o...
cardamon 16 16 a spice consisting o...
cardamum 19 19 a spice consisting o...
cardcase 19 15 a case or wallet for...
cardecue 19 16 an old French coin,...
cardecus 20 16 CARDECU, an old Fren...
cardiacs 20 15 CARDIAC, a person wi...
cardigan 17 15 a woollen jacket whi...
cardinal 17 14 a bright red bird [n...
cardings 18 15 CARDING, the process...
cardioid 17 13 a heart-shaped curve...
carditic 21 15 relating to carditis...
carditis 18 12 inflammation of the...
cardoons 15 13 CARDOON, a thistle-l...
careened 14 13 CAREEN, to turn (a s...
careener 14 12 one who careens [n -...
careered 15 12 CAREER, to go at ful...
careerer 15 11 one who careers [n -...
carefree 17 14 without worry [adj]
careless 17 12 inattentive; neglige...
careline 16 13 a telephone service...
caressed 16 12 CARESS, to touch lov...
caresser 16 11 one who caresses [n...
caresses 16 11 CARESS, to touch lov...
caretake 16 15 to take care of some...
caretook 16 15 CARETAKE, to take ca...
careware 18 14 computer software th...
careworn 18 15 showing signs of str...
carfares 18 14 CARFARE, payment for...
carfaxes 24 21 CARFAX, a place wher...
carfoxes 24 21 CARFOX, a place wher...
cargeese 16 13 CARGOOSE, the creste...
cargoing 18 16 CARGO, to load, weig...
cargoose 16 13 the crested grebe [n...
cariacou 19 15 an American deer, ak...
cariamas 17 14 CARIAMA, a large Sou...
cariboos 18 14 CARIBOO, (Native Ame...
caribous 19 15 CARIBOU, (Native Ame...
carieres 16 11 CARIERE, (obsolete)...
carillon 18 14 to play a set of bel...
carinate 15 12 shaped like the keel...
caringly 25 17 in the manner of sho...
cariocas 19 14 CARIOCA, a South Ame...
carioles 17 12 CARIOLE, (French) a...
carjacks 23 27 CARJACK, to hijack a...
carjacou 21 24 an American deer, al...
carlines 17 13 CARLINE, (Scots) an...
carlings 19 15 CARLING, a short tim...
carloads 17 13 CARLOAD, as much as...
carlocks 22 19 CARLOCK, Russian isi...
carmaker 18 18 an automobile manufa...
carmines 17 15 CARMINE, a vivid red...
carnages 16 14 CARNAGE, great and b...
carnally 24 16 CARNAL, pertaining t...
carnauba 17 16 (Tupi) a Brazilian p...
carneous 15 13 fleshy; of or like f...
carneyed 21 15 CARNEY, to coax, als...
carniest 16 12 CARNY, cunning [adj]
carnifex 24 22 an executioner, esp....
carnival 19 17 a travelling amuseme...
carnying 23 17 CARNY, to coax, also...
carnyxes 28 21 CARNYX, a long war t...
caroches 21 16 CAROCHE, a stately c...
carolers 17 12 CAROLER, one who sin...
caroling 18 15 singing carols, also...
carolled 18 14 CAROL, to sing joyou...
caroller 18 13 one who sings joyous...
caromels 18 15 CAROMEL, a dark brow...
caroming 18 17 CAROM, to collide wi...
carotene 14 12 any of a number of r...
carotids 17 12 CAROTID, a large art...
carotins 16 12 CAROTIN, any of a nu...
carousal 17 13 a boisterous drinkin...
caroused 16 13 CAROUSE, to engage i...
carousel 17 13 (French) a merry-go-...
carouser 16 12 one who carouses [n...
carouses 16 12 CAROUSE, to engage i...
carpales 19 15 CARPALE, a bone in t...
carpalia 19 15 CARPALE, a bone in t...
carpeted 18 15 CARPET, to cover a f...
carphone 19 17 a phone for use in a...
carpings 20 17 CARPING, the act of...
carpools 19 15 CARPOOL, to take tur...
carports 19 14 CARPORT, a covered p...
carracks 21 18 CARRACK, (historical...
carracts 20 14 CARRACT, (historical...
carraway 25 16 an umbelliferous pla...
carrects 20 14 CARRECT, (historical...
carrells 19 13 CARRELL, a desk for...
carriage 17 13 a wheeled horse-draw...
carriers 17 11 CARRIER, one that ca...
carriole 17 12 a small open carriag...
carrions 16 12 CARRION, dead and ro...
carritch 23 16 (Scots) a catechism...
carromed 17 15 CARROM, to collide w...
carrotin 16 12 a plant pigment, als...
carryall 25 15 a light four-wheeled...
carrycot 26 16 a cot for carrying a...
carrying 24 16 CARRY, to convey fro...
carryons 22 14 CARRYON, a fuss, a c...
carryout 23 14 a takeout order of f...
carshare 18 13 to share a car for t...
carspiel 20 15 a curling match in w...
cartable 19 15 able to be carted [a...
cartages 17 13 CARTAGE, the act of...
cartfuls 21 16 CARTFUL, the content...
cartload 17 13 a much as a cart can...
cartoned 15 13 CARTON, to pack in a...
cartoons 15 12 CARTOON, to sketch a...
cartoony 21 14 resembling a cartoon...
cartouch 22 17 (French) in Egyptian...
cartroad 16 12 a road used by carts...
cartways 26 16 CARTWAY, a way used...
carucage 20 17 a feudal tax levied...
carucate 19 15 (historical) as much...
caruncle 20 17 any fleshy growth on...
carvings 20 18 CARVING, a carved fi...
caryatic 26 16 of or like a caryati...
caryatid 23 14 a draped female figu...
caryotin 22 14 the nuclear material...
cascabel 22 18 the rear part of a c...
cascable 22 18 the rear part of a c...
cascaded 19 16 CASCADE, to fall lik...
cascades 19 15 CASCADE, to fall lik...
cascaras 19 14 CASCARA, a medicinal...
caschrom 23 19 a spade with a bent...
caseases 15 11 CASEASE, an enzyme d...
caseated 15 12 CASEATE, to become c...
caseates 15 11 CASEATE, to become c...
casebook 18 18 a law textbook [n -S...
casefied 18 15 CASEFY, to become or...
casefies 18 14 CASEFY, to become or...
caselaws 20 15 CASELAW, a law estab...
caseload 16 13 the number of cases...
casemate 16 14 a bombproof chamber...
casement 16 15 a vertically-hinged...
caseoses 15 11 CASEOSE, a water-sol...
casernes 15 12 CASERNE, a barracks...
casettes 16 11 CASETTE, a small cas...
casevacs 21 18 CASEVAC, to evacuate...
casework 20 18 a form of social wor...
caseworm 20 17 a caddisworm [n -S]
cashable 21 17 able to be cashed [a...
cashback 25 23 getting cash back on...
cashbook 21 20 a book of monetary r...
cashiers 19 13 CASHIER, to dismiss...
cashless 20 14 without cash [adj]
cashmere 19 16 a soft twilled fabri...
casimere 17 14 a twilled cloth of t...
casimire 18 14 a twilled cloth of t...
casketed 17 16 CASKET, to place in...
caskiest 18 15 CASKY, resembling a...
caspases 18 14 CASPASE, any of a gr...
cassabas 18 14 CASSABA, a variety o...
cassatas 16 11 CASSATA, (Italian) a...
cassavas 18 15 CASSAVA, a tropical...
cassenas 15 12 CASSENA, an American...
cassenes 15 12 CASSENE, an American...
cassette 16 11 a small case contain...
cassinas 16 12 CASSINA, an American...
cassines 16 12 CASSINE, an American...
cassinos 16 12 CASSINO, a card game...
cassiope 18 14 an evergreen shrub [...
cassises 17 11 CASSIS, (French) a b...
cassocks 21 18 CASSOCK, a close-fit...
cassones 15 12 CASSONE, (Italian) a...
casspirs 20 14 CASSPIR, (South Afri...
castable 19 15 able to be cast [adj...
castanet 15 12 a rhythm instrument...
castaway 25 16 an outcast [n -S]
casteism 18 14 the caste system esp...
castella 18 13 CASTELLUM, (Latin) a...
castered 16 12 having casters, smal...
castings 18 14 CASTING, something m...
castling 19 15 a type of move in ch...
castocks 21 18 CASTOCK, a cabbage s...
castoffs 21 17 CASTOFF, an item of...
castrate 16 11 to remove the testes...
castrati 17 11 CASTRATO, (Italian)...
castrato 16 11 (Italian) a male sin...
casually 25 16 CASUAL, accidental,...
casualty 24 15 a person injured or...
casuists 18 12 CASUIST, a sophist w...
catacomb 22 20 an underground cemet...
catalase 16 12 an enzyme that reduc...
cataloes 16 12 CATALO, a cross betw...
catalogs 18 14 CATALOG, to classify...
catalpas 19 15 CATALPA, a tree of t...
catalyse 23 14 to act as a catalyst...
catalyst 24 14 a substance that spe...
catalyze 26 23 to act at a catalyst...
catamite 17 14 a boy used in sodomy...
catapans 17 15 CATAPAN, the governo...
cataphor 20 16 (Greek) the use of a...
catapult 20 16 to hurl through the...
cataract 19 14 a waterfall [n -S]
catarrhs 19 13 CATARRH, inflammatio...
catastas 16 11 CATASTA, (Latin) a s...
catatony 21 14 a state of rigidity...
catawbas 21 17 CATAWBA, a well know...
catbirds 20 15 CATBIRD, an American...
catboats 18 14 CATBOAT, a kind of s...
catbriar 19 14 a thorny shrub, also...
catbrier 19 14 a thorny vine, also...
catcalls 22 16 CATCALL, to deride b...
catchall 24 18 something dealing wi...
catchcry 32 21 (Australia) a phrase...
catchers 22 16 CATCHER, one that ca...
catchfly 32 22 a name for a species...
catchier 22 16 CATCHY, pleasing and...
catchily 30 19 CATCHY [adv]
catching 23 19 the act of catching...
catchups 25 20 CATCHUP, a spicy tom...
catclaws 24 18 CATCLAW, a type of a...
catechin 21 17 one of the tannic ac...
catechol 22 17 a chemical used in p...
catechus 22 17 CATECHU, a resin use...
category 23 15 a division in any sy...
catelogs 18 14 CATELOG [v]
catenane 13 13 a chemical compound...
catenary 21 14 a curve of the kind...
catenate 14 12 to link together [v...
catenoid 15 13 the surface generate...
caterans 15 12 CATERAN, (Scots) a m...
caterers 16 11 CATERER, one that ca...
cateress 16 11 a woman who caters [...
catering 17 14 the business of cate...
catfaces 21 17 CATFACE, a deformity...
catfalls 21 16 CATFALL, a rope used...
catfight 23 18 a fight between two...
catflaps 22 18 CATFLAP, a small ope...
catfoods 18 15 CATFOOD, food for ca...
catheads 18 14 CATHEAD, a beam proj...
cathects 22 16 CATHECT, to invest w...
cathedra 18 14 a bishop's throne [n...
catheter 18 13 a tube which can be...
cathetus 19 14 a straight line perp...
cathexes 24 20 CATHEXIS, the invest...
cathexis 25 20 the investment of em...
cathisma 20 16 (Greek) a short hymn...
cathodal 19 15 relating to a cathod...
cathodes 18 14 CATHODE, a negativel...
cathodic 22 17 relating to a cathod...
catholes 19 14 CATHOLE, one of two...
catholic 23 17 universal, general [...
cathoods 18 14 CATHOOD, the state o...
cathouse 18 14 a brothel [n -S]
cationic 19 15 relating to a cation...
catjangs 19 23 CATJANG, a thickly b...
catlings 19 15 CATLING, a surgical...
catmints 18 15 CATMINT, an aromatic...
catnaper 17 15 one that steals cats...
catolyte 23 14 the electrolyte near...
catskins 18 16 CATSKIN, the skin of...
catspaws 22 17 CATSPAW, a light bre...
catsuits 18 12 CATSUIT, a type of o...
cattabus 19 15 CATTABU, a cross bet...
cattails 18 12 CATTAIL, any of vari...
cattalos 17 12 CATTALO, a cross bet...
cattiest 17 11 CATTY, spiteful [adj...
cattleya 23 14 a tropical orchid [n...
catwalks 22 19 CATWALK, a narrow wa...
catworks 21 18 the assemblage of mo...
catworms 21 17 CATWORM, a polychaet...
caucused 20 17 CAUCUS, to hold a po...
caucuses 20 16 CAUCUS, to hold a po...
caudally 25 17 CAUDAL, of or pertai...
caudated 16 14 having a tail [adj]
caudates 16 13 CAUDATE, a creature...
caudexes 22 20 CAUDEX, the woody ba...
caudices 20 16 CAUDEX, the woody ba...
caudicle 21 17 the stalk of the pol...
caudillo 19 15 (Spanish) in Spanish...
caudling 19 17 CAUDLE, to give a ca...
caudrons 16 14 CAUDRON, (Spenser) a...
cauldest 18 14 CAULD, (Scots) cold...
cauldron 17 15 a large kettle or bo...
caulicle 22 17 a short caulis or st...
caulkers 19 17 CAULKER, a big lie,...
caulking 20 20 the material used to...
caulomes 18 16 CAULOME, the structu...
causable 19 16 able to be caused [a...
causally 25 16 CAUSAL, relating to...
causerie 16 12 (French) a light and...
causeway 25 17 to build a raised ro...
causeyed 22 15 having a paved road...
caustics 21 15 CAUSTIC, a caustic s...
cautions 16 13 CAUTION, to warn [v]
cautious 17 13 exercising prudence...
cavalero 18 16 a horseman, also CAB...
cavalier 19 16 careless [adj CAVALI...
cavallas 20 17 CAVALLA, a large foo...
cavasses 18 15 CAVASS, an armed att...
cavatina 17 16 (Italian) a short op...
cavatine 17 16 CAVATINA, (Italian)...
caveated 17 16 CAVEAT, to enter a t...
caveator 17 15 one that files a cav...
cavefish 23 20 a fish that lives in...
cavelike 20 20 like an underground...
caverned 17 17 CAVERN, to hollow ou...
cavesson 17 16 a noseband for a hor...
cavettos 18 15 CAVETTO, a concave m...
caviares 18 15 CAVIARE, the roe of...
caviarie 18 15 (Shakespeare) caviar...
cavicorn 21 19 hollow-horned [adj]...
cavilers 20 16 CAVILER, one that ca...
caviling 21 19 CAVIL, to raise triv...
cavilled 21 18 CAVIL, to raise triv...
caviller 21 17 one that cavils, als...
cavitary 25 17 pertaining to the fo...
cavitate 18 15 to form cavities [v...
cavitied 19 16 having a cavity [adj...
cavities 19 15 CAVITY, an unfilled...
cavorted 18 16 CAVORT, to prance, c...
cavorter 18 15 one who cavorts [n -...
cayenned 20 16 containing cayenne [...
cayennes 20 15 CAYENNE, a very stro...
caziques 28 30 CAZIQUE, (Taino) a W...
ceasings 17 14 CEASING, an order to...
cecities 20 14 CECITY, blindness [n...
cecropia 21 17 a fast-growing tropi...
cecropin 21 18 a peptide with antib...
cedillas 19 14 CEDILLA, a mark plac...
cedrates 16 12 CEDRATE, a variety o...
ceilidhs 21 15 CEILIDH, (Gaelic) an...
ceilings 19 15 CEILING, the overhea...
ceinture 16 13 a belt for the waist...
celadons 16 14 CELADON, a pale gree...
celeriac 20 15 a vegetable, celery...
celeries 17 12 CELERY, a plant with...
celerity 24 14 swiftness [n CELERIT...
celestas 17 12 CELESTA, a keyboard...
celestes 17 12 CELESTE, a keyboard...
celibacy 29 20 abstention from sexu...
celibate 19 15 one who lives a life...
cellared 18 14 CELLAR, to store in...
cellarer 18 13 a monastery official...
cellaret 18 13 a cabinet for wine b...
cellings 20 16 CELLING, the act of...
cellists 20 13 CELLIST, one who pla...
cellmate 19 16 the person or person...
celloses 18 13 CELLOSE, a disacchar...
cellular 20 15 pertaining to a cell...
cellules 20 15 CELLULE, a small cel...
celomata 17 15 CELOM, a body cavity...
celosias 17 12 CELOSIA, an ornament...
cembalos 20 18 CEMBALO, a harpsicho...
cemented 16 16 CEMENT, to bind firm...
cementer 16 15 a person or thing th...
cementum 18 19 the hard tissue cove...
cemetery 23 16 a burial ground [n C...
cemitare 17 14 (Spenser) a scimitar...
cenacles 19 16 CENACLE, a dining ro...
cenobite 17 15 a monk who lives in...
cenotaph 19 17 a tomb or monument e...
cenozoic 21 24 relating to the most...
censored 15 13 CENSOR, to delete a...
censured 16 14 CENSURE, to condemn...
censurer 16 13 one who censures [n...
censures 16 13 CENSURE, to condemn...
censused 16 14 CENSUS, to take an o...
censuses 16 13 CENSUS, to take an o...
centages 16 14 CENTAGE, rate by the...
centares 15 12 CENTARE, a measure o...
centaurs 16 13 CENTAUR, a mythical...
centaury 22 15 a plant of the genus...
centavos 17 16 CENTAVO, a Portugues...
centered 15 13 CENTER, to place at...
centeses 15 12 CENTESIS, a surgical...
centesis 16 12 a surgical puncture...
centiare 15 12 a measure of land ar...
centiles 17 13 CENTILE, a value of...
centimes 17 15 CENTIME, (French) on...
centimos 17 15 CENTIMO, (Spanish) a...
centinel 16 14 (obsolete) a sentine...
centners 15 13 CENTNER, (German) an...
centoist 16 12 one who composes cen...
centonel 15 14 (Spenser) a sentinel...
centones 14 13 CENTO, a literary wo...
centrals 17 13 CENTRAL, a telephone...
centries 16 12 CENTRY, (Shakespeare...
centring 17 15 a temporary framewor...
centrism 18 15 a moderate political...
centrist 17 12 one who adheres to t...
centrode 15 13 a type of mathematic...
centroid 16 13 the centre of mass o...
centrums 18 16 CENTRUM, the body of...
centuple 19 17 to increase a hundre...
ceorlish 20 14 like a ceorl, churli...
cephalad 21 18 towards the head [ad...
cephalic 25 20 pertaining to the he...
cephalin 21 18 a compound of phosph...
cepheids 21 17 CEPHEID, a star of a...
ceramals 18 15 CERAMAL, a strong al...
ceramics 21 17 CERAMIC, an item mad...
ceramide 17 15 any of a family of l...
ceramist 18 14 one who makes cerami...
cerasins 16 12 CERASIN, the insolub...
cerastes 16 11 (Greek) any venomous...
ceratins 16 12 CERATIN, a nitrogeno...
ceratoid 16 12 resembling horn or k...
cercaria 19 14 (Latin) the final la...
cercises 20 14 CERCIS, any tree or...
cerclage 21 17 any of several proce...
cercopid 22 18 any member of the fa...
cerebral 19 15 relating to the brai...
cerebric 22 17 relating to the cere...
cerebrum 20 18 a part of the brain...
cerement 16 15 a waxed wrapping for...
ceremony 22 17 a formal observance...
ceresine 15 12 a kind of hard, whit...
ceresins 16 12 CERESIN, a kind of h...
cereuses 16 12 CEREUS, (Latin) a ge...
cernuous 16 14 of flowers and buds,...
cerotype 24 16 a process of engravi...
cerrados 16 12 CERRADO, an area of...
cerrises 17 11 CERRIS, (Latin) a sp...
cerulean 16 14 a sky-blue colour, a...
cerulein 17 14 a coal-tar dyestuff,...
cerumens 17 16 CERUMEN, (Latin) the...
cerusite 17 12 native lead carbonat...
cervelas 19 16 (French) a type of F...
cervelat 19 16 (French) a type of F...
cervezas 21 24 CERVEZA, (Spanish) b...
cervical 23 19 pertaining to the ce...
cervices 22 18 CERVIX, a necklike o...
cervicum 24 22 the flexible region...
cervixes 25 22 CERVIX, a necklike o...
cesarean 14 12 a method of child de...
cesarian 15 12 a method of child de...
cessions 16 12 CESSION, a yielding...
cesspits 20 14 CESSPIT, a covered w...
cesspool 19 15 a covered well or pi...
cestodes 16 12 CESTODE, any parasit...
cestoids 17 12 CESTOID, any parasit...
cestoses 16 11 CESTOS, a belt or gi...
cestuses 17 12 CESTUS, a hand cover...
cetacean 17 15 a type of aquatic ma...
ceterach 21 16 a kind of fern [n -S...
cetology 24 16 the study of whales...
cetywall 28 18 valerian, a plant fo...
ceviches 24 20 CEVICHE, in Mexican...
chabouks 22 21 CHABOUK, a type of h...
chachkas 25 22 CHACHKA, (Yiddish) a...
chacking 24 23 CHACK, to pinch or n...
chaconne 19 18 (French) a Spanish b...
chadarim 20 17 CHEDER, (Hebrew) a r...
chaddars 19 15 CHADDAR, the large v...
chaddors 19 15 CHADDOR, the large v...
chadless 20 15 without a chad [adj]
chaebols 21 17 CHAEBOL, a group of...
chaffers 23 19 CHAFFER, to bargain...
chaffery 29 21 the act of trading [...
chaffier 23 19 CHAFFY, worthless [a...
chaffing 24 22 CHAFF, to poke fun a...
chaffron 22 20 a piece of leather,...
chagrins 20 16 CHAGRIN, to humiliat...
chainers 18 14 CHAINER, one who cha...
chaining 19 17 CHAIN, to bind with...
chainlet 19 15 a small chain [n -S]
chainman 18 18 a surveyor's assista...
chainmen 18 18 CHAINMAN, a surveyor...
chainsaw 21 17 to cut with a power...
chairing 20 16 CHAIR, to install in...
chairman 19 17 the presiding office...
chairmen 19 17 CHAIRMAN, the presid...
chalaned 18 16 CHALAN, in India, to...
chalazae 21 23 CHALAZA, a band of t...
chalazal 23 24 of or pertaining to...
chalazas 22 23 CHALAZA, a band of t...
chalazia 22 23 CHALAZION, a swollen...
chalcids 24 18 CHALCID, any small p...
chalders 20 15 CHALDER, an old Scot...
chaldron 19 16 an old unit of capac...
chaliced 23 18 of flowers, cuplike...
chalices 23 17 CHALICE, a drinking...
chalkier 21 18 CHALKY, resembling c...
chalking 22 21 CHALK, to mark with...
chalkpit 24 21 a quarry of chalk [n...
challahs 23 17 CHALLAH, (Hebrew) a...
challans 20 16 CHALLAN, a waybill;...
challies 21 15 CHALLIE, a soft ligh...
challoth 23 17 CHALLAH, (Hebrew) a...
chalones 18 15 CHALONE, one of a gr...
chalonic 22 18 relating to a chalon...
chalupas 22 18 CHALUPA, a fried cor...
chamades 19 17 CHAMADE, (historical...
chambers 22 19 CHAMBER, to put in a...
chambray 28 21 a lightweight fabric...
chamelot 20 17 (Spenser) a strong w...
chamfers 22 19 CHAMFER, to channel...
chamfron 21 20 a piece of leather,...
chamisal 21 17 a thicket of chamiso...
chamisas 20 16 CHAMISA, a Californi...
chamises 20 16 CHAMISE, a Californi...
chamisos 20 16 CHAMISO, a Californi...
chamlets 21 17 CHAMLET, a strong wa...
chammied 21 20 CHAMMY, to clean wit...
chammies 21 19 CHAMMY, to clean wit...
champaca 24 22 (Hindi) an East Indi...
champacs 25 22 CHAMPAC, (Hindi) an...
champaks 23 23 CHAMPAK, (Hindi) an...
champart 22 19 the division of the...
champers 22 19 CHAMPER, one who cha...
champier 22 19 CHAMPY, broken up by...
champing 23 22 CHAMP, to chew noisi...
champion 21 20 to defend or support...
chancels 22 18 CHANCEL, the part of...
chancers 21 17 CHANCER, an opportun...
chancery 27 19 a court of public re...
chancier 21 17 CHANCY, risky, also...
chancily 29 20 CHANCY, risky, also...
chancing 22 20 CHANCE, to risk [v]
chancres 21 17 CHANCRE, a hard nodu...
chandler 19 16 a dealer in provisio...
chanfron 19 18 a piece of leather,...
changers 19 16 CHANGER, one that ch...
changeup 21 20 a type of baseball p...
changing 20 19 CHANGE, to make or b...
channels 18 16 CHANNEL, to direct a...
channers 17 15 CHANNER, (Scots) gra...
chanoyos 23 16 CHANOYO, a Japanese...
chanoyus 24 17 CHANOYU, a Japanese...
chansons 17 15 CHANSON, (French) a...
chantage 18 16 (French) blackmail t...
chanters 18 14 CHANTER, one who cha...
chanteys 24 16 CHANTEY, a song sung...
chanties 18 14 CHANTIE, a song sung...
chanting 19 17 singing [adj CHANTIN...
chantors 18 14 CHANTOR, one who cha...
chaology 26 18 the study of chaos [...
chaordic 22 17 having both chaos an...
chapatis 21 16 CHAPATI, a thin piec...
chapatti 21 16 (Hindi) a thin flat...
chapbook 23 23 a small book or pamp...
chapeaus 20 17 CHAPEAU, (French) a...
chapeaux 26 24 CHAPEAU, (French) a...
chapelry 28 19 the jurisdiction of...
chaperon 19 17 to accompany and sup...
chapiter 21 16 the capital of a a c...
chaplain 21 18 a Christian clergyma...
chapless 22 17 having no lower jaw;...
chaplets 22 17 CHAPLET, a wreath fo...
chappals 24 20 CHAPPAL, (Hindi) a t...
chappati 23 19 (Hindi) a thin flat...
chappess 23 19 a female chap, also...
chappier 23 19 CHAPPY, cracked [adj...
chappies 23 19 CHAPPIE, a familiar...
chapping 24 22 CHAP, to cause to cr...
chapters 21 16 CHAPTER, to divide a...
chaptrel 22 17 the capital of a pil...
chaqueta 26 23 a jacket worn by cow...
characid 22 17 any carnivorous fres...
characin 21 17 any carnivorous fres...
characts 22 16 CHARACT, (obsolete)...
charades 18 14 CHARADE, (French) a...
charanga 18 16 (Spanish) a type of...
charango 18 16 a small South Americ...
charases 18 13 CHARAS, (Hindi) the...
charcoal 22 17 to draw or blacken w...
charette 18 13 a meeting for brains...
chargers 20 15 CHARGER, a flat dish...
charging 21 18 the act of making a...
charidee 18 14 a jocular word for c...
chariest 19 13 CHARY, discreetly ca...
chariots 19 13 CHARIOT, to ride in...
charisma 20 16 a special magnetic a...
charisms 21 16 CHARISM, a special m...
charkhas 22 19 CHARKHA, a spinning...
charking 21 20 CHARK, to burn wood...
charlady 26 17 a cleaning woman [n...
charleys 26 16 CHARLEY, a fool, als...
charlier 20 14 as in charlier shoe,...
charlies 20 14 CHARLIE, a fool, als...
charlock 24 21 a weedy plant with y...
charmers 20 16 CHARMER, one that ch...
charmful 24 21 full of charm [adj]
charming 21 19 having charm [adj CH...
charneco 20 17 (Shakespeare) a kind...
charnels 19 15 CHARNEL, a room wher...
charoset 18 13 a dish eaten at Pass...
charpais 21 16 CHARPAI, an Indian b...
charpies 21 16 CHARPIE, shredded li...
charpoys 27 18 CHARPOY, a string fr...
charquid 28 24 made into charqui, j...
charquis 28 23 CHARQUI, jerked beef...
charrier 19 13 CHARRY, resembling c...
charring 20 16 CHAR, to burn slight...
charters 19 13 CHARTER, to lease or...
charting 20 16 CHART, to map out [v...
chartism 21 16 the use of charts in...
chartist 20 13 one who uses charts...
charvers 21 17 CHARVER, (dialect) a...
chasings 20 16 CHASING, a design en...
chasmier 20 16 CHASMY, full of chas...
chasseed 18 14 CHASSE, to perform a...
chasseur 19 14 a cavalry soldier [n...
chastely 26 16 CHASTE, sexually vir...
chastens 18 14 CHASTEN, to chastise...
chastest 19 13 CHASTE, sexually vir...
chastise 19 13 to discipline by pun...
chastity 26 15 moral purity [n CHAS...
chasuble 22 18 a sleeveless ecclesi...
chatbots 21 16 CHATBOT, a program w...
chatchka 25 22 a knicknack, also CH...
chatchke 25 22 a knicknack, also CH...
chateaus 18 14 CHATEAU, a large cou...
chateaux 24 21 CHATEAU, a large cou...
chatline 19 15 a television service...
chatroom 19 16 a real-time online d...
chattels 20 14 CHATTEL, any kind of...
chatters 19 13 CHATTER, to talk idl...
chattery 25 15 loquacious [adj]
chattier 19 13 CHATTY, talkative [a...
chatties 19 13 CHATTY, a type of wa...
chattily 27 16 CHATTY, talkative [a...
chatting 20 16 CHAT, to talk inform...
chaufers 21 17 CHAUFER, a metal box...
chauffed 23 21 CHAUFF, (Spenser) to...
chauffer 23 20 a metal box for hold...
chaufing 22 20 CHAUFE, (Spenser) to...
chaumers 20 17 CHAUMER, (Scots) a r...
chaunced 21 19 CHAUNCE, (obsolete)...
chaunces 21 18 CHAUNCE, (obsolete)...
chaunged 19 18 CHAUNGE, (obsolete)...
chaunges 19 17 CHAUNGE, (obsolete)...
chaunted 18 16 CHAUNT, to sing, als...
chaunter 18 15 a singer; a precento...
chauntry 25 17 a chapel or altar bu...
chausses 19 14 pantaloons or tight...
chauvins 21 19 CHAUVIN, (French) on...
chavette 20 17 a female chav [n -S]
chavvier 23 21 CHAVVY, like a chav...
chawdron 21 18 (Shakespeare) the en...
chayotes 24 15 CHAYOTE, a tropical...
chayroot 24 15 the root of the chay...
chazanim 22 26 CHAZAN, (Hebrew) a c...
chazzans 24 32 CHAZZAN, (Hebrew) a...
chazzens 24 32 CHAZZEN, (Hebrew) a...
cheapens 19 17 CHEAPEN, to lower th...
cheapest 20 16 CHEAP, inexpensive [...
cheapies 20 16 CHEAPIE, (colloquial...
cheaping 21 19 CHEAP, to take a che...
cheapish 23 18 somewhat cheap [adj...
cheaters 18 13 CHEATER, one that ch...
cheatery 24 15 a cheating [n CHEATE...
cheating 19 16 deceiving [adj CHEAT...
chechako 24 22 (Native American) a...
chechias 24 18 CHECHIA, (French) a...
checkbox 31 30 a small box on a com...
checkers 23 20 CHECKER, to divide i...
checkier 23 20 CHECKY, chequered [a...
checking 24 23 the act of making a...
checkoff 27 26 a marking off on a l...
checkout 23 21 the cash desk at a s...
checkrow 26 23 to plant in rows tha...
checksum 25 24 a numerical summary...
checkups 26 24 CHECKUP, an examinat...
chedarim 20 17 CHEDER, (Hebrew) a r...
cheddars 19 15 CHEDDAR, any of seve...
cheddary 25 17 like cheddar cheese...
cheddite 19 15 a mixture of castor...
chedites 19 14 CHEDITE, a mixture o...
cheekful 23 22 as much as a cheek c...
cheekier 19 17 CHEEKY, impudent [ad...
cheekily 27 20 CHEEKY, impudent [ad...
cheeking 20 20 CHEEK, to speak impu...
cheepers 20 16 CHEEPER, a young bir...
cheeping 21 19 CHEEP, to chirp [v]
cheerers 18 13 CHEERER, one who che...
cheerful 22 18 in good spirits [adj...
cheerier 18 13 CHEERY, cheerful [ad...
cheerily 26 16 CHEERY, cheerful [ad...
cheering 19 16 the act of encouragi...
cheerios 18 13 CHEERIO, goodbye, al...
cheerled 19 15 CHEERLEAD, to lead i...
cheesier 18 13 CHEESY, resembling a...
cheesily 26 16 CHEESY, resembling a...
cheesing 19 16 CHEESE, to stop it [...
cheetahs 20 15 CHEETAH, a hunting c...
cheewink 22 21 an American bird of...
chefdoms 22 20 CHEFDOM, the status...
cheffier 23 19 CHEFFY, relating to...
cheffing 24 22 CHEF, to work as a c...
chekists 21 17 CHEKIST, a member of...
chelated 19 15 CHELATE, to combine...
chelates 19 14 CHELATE, to combine...
chelator 19 14 an agent causing che...
cheliped 22 18 one of the pair of l...
chellups 24 19 CHELLUP, (dialect) n...
cheloids 20 15 CHELOID, a hard grow...
chelones 18 15 CHELONE, a genus of...
chelping 23 20 CHELP, (Northern Eng...
chemical 24 20 related to chemistry...
chemises 20 16 CHEMISE, (French) a...
chemisms 22 19 CHEMISM, chemical ac...
chemists 21 16 CHEMIST, one versed...
chemmies 21 19 CHEMMY, a card game,...
chemurgy 28 21 a branch of applied...
chenille 20 16 (French) a velvety s...
chenixes 24 21 CHENIX, an ancient G...
chenopod 19 18 any flowering plant...
chequers 27 23 CHEQUER, to divide i...
chequier 27 23 CHEQUY, checkered, a...
chequing 28 26 as in chequing accou...
cheroots 18 13 CHEROOT, a square-cu...
cherried 19 14 CHERRY, to cheer [v]
cherrier 19 13 CHERRY, ruddy [adj]
cherries 19 13 CHERRY, a fruit [n]
chertier 19 13 CHERTY, resembling c...
cherubic 25 20 like a cherub, also...
cherubim 23 20 CHERUB, an angel [n]
cherubin 21 18 (Shakespeare) a cher...
cheruped 21 18 CHERUP, to chirp, al...
chervils 23 18 CHERVIL, an aromatic...
cheshire 21 15 a hard English chees...
chesnuts 19 15 CHESNUT, a chestnut...
chessels 20 14 CHESSEL, a cheese-mo...
chessman 19 17 a piece for a board...
chessmen 19 17 CHESSMAN, a piece fo...
chestful 23 18 as much as a chest c...
chestier 19 13 CHESTY, suffering fr...
chestily 27 16 CHESTY, suffering fr...
chesting 20 16 CHEST, to hit a ball...
chestnut 19 15 a tree of genus Cast...
chetniks 20 18 CHETNIK, a Serbian r...
chetrums 21 17 CHETRUM, a monetary...
chevalet 21 18 (French) the bridge...
cheverel 21 18 soft, flexible, kids...
cheveril 22 18 soft, flexible, kids...
cheveron 19 18 a kid glove [n -S]
cheverye 26 19 (Spenser) an Irish c...
cheville 23 19 the peg of a stringe...
cheviots 21 17 CHEVIOT, a coarse he...
chevrets 21 17 CHEVRET, a cheese ma...
chevrons 20 18 CHEVRON, a pattern c...
chevrony 26 20 adorned with chevron...
chevying 28 22 CHEVY, to chase abou...
chewable 24 20 able to be chewed [a...
chewiest 22 16 CHEWY, not easily ch...
chewinks 23 21 CHEWINK, an American...
chiacked 23 21 CHIACK, (Australian...
chiantis 19 14 CHIANTI, (Italian) a...
chiasmal 21 17 pertaining to a chia...
chiasmas 20 16 CHIASMA, a connectio...
chiasmic 24 19 relating to chiasmus...
chiasmus 21 17 the inversion of the...
chiastic 23 16 relating to chiasmus...
chiaused 19 15 CHIAUS, to cheat, sw...
chiauses 19 14 CHIAUS, to cheat, sw...
chibbing 25 22 CHIB, to slash with...
chibouks 23 21 CHIBOUK, a long stra...
chicanas 21 17 CHICANA, (US, deroga...
chicaned 21 18 CHICANE, to quibble...
chicaner 21 17 a person who chicane...
chicanes 21 17 CHICANE, to quibble...
chicanos 21 17 CHICANO, (Spanish) a...
chiccory 32 21 succory, a blue-flow...
chichier 25 18 CHICHI, elaborately...
chickees 23 20 CHICKEE, a stilt hou...
chickens 23 21 CHICKEN, to loose on...
chickory 30 22 a perennial herb, al...
chickpea 25 23 a dwarf pea grown fo...
chicness 22 17 being chic [n -ES]
chidings 21 17 CHIDING, a scolding...
chiefdom 22 20 the domain of a chie...
chiefery 27 18 an Irish chieftaincy...
chiefess 21 16 a female chief [n -E...
chiefest 21 16 CHIEF, important [ad...
chiffons 23 20 CHIFFON, a sheer fab...
chiffony 29 22 like chiffon [adj]
chigetai 20 15 (Mongolian) a wild a...
chiggers 22 17 CHIGGER, a parasitic...
chignons 19 17 CHIGNON, (French) a...
chikaras 20 17 CHIKARA, (Hindi) a f...
chikhors 23 19 CHIKHOR, an Indian p...
childbed 23 19 the condition of a w...
childing 22 18 CHILD, to bring fort...
childish 24 17 like a child [adj CH...
children 20 16 CHILD, a young perso...
chiliads 21 15 CHILIAD, a group of...
chiliasm 22 17 the doctrine that Ch...
chiliast 21 14 one who believes in...
chilidog 22 17 a hot dog topped wit...
chillada 21 16 (Spanish) in Mexican...
chillers 22 15 CHILLER, a frighteni...
chillest 22 15 CHILL, cool [adj]
chillier 22 15 CHILLY, cool [adj]
chillies 22 15 CHILLI, a hot pepper...
chillily 30 18 CHILLY, cool [adv]
chilling 23 18 causing a chill [adj...
chillums 24 19 CHILLUM, the part of...
chilopod 22 18 a member of the orde...
chimaera 19 16 a mythical or geneti...
chimbley 30 22 a chimney, also CHIM...
chimenea 18 17 a freestanding firep...
chimeras 20 16 CHIMERA, an imaginar...
chimeres 20 16 CHIMERE, (French) a...
chimeric 24 19 of the nature of a c...
chimerid 21 17 a fish of the genus...
chiminea 19 17 a free-standing fire...
chimleys 28 19 CHIMLEY, a chimney,...
chimneys 26 19 CHIMNEY, to proceed...
chinaman 18 18 a tricky ball bowled...
chinamen 18 18 CHINAMAN, a tricky b...
chinampa 21 20 a floating garden of...
chinbone 19 18 the lower jaw [n -S]
chinched 24 20 CHINCH, to fill in t...
chinches 24 19 CHINCH, to fill in t...
chindits 20 15 CHINDIT, an Allied f...
chinkara 19 18 a four-horned Indian...
chinkier 20 18 CHINKY, full of crac...
chinkies 20 18 CHINKIE, (colloquial...
chinking 21 21 CHINK, to fill up cr...
chinless 20 15 without a chin [adj]
chinning 19 18 CHIN, to hold with t...
chinones 17 15 CHINONE, a golden-ye...
chinooks 19 18 CHINOOK, (Native Ame...
chinsing 20 17 CHINSE, to fill in t...
chintses 19 14 CHINTS, a glazed pri...
chintzes 22 23 CHINTZ, a glazed pri...
chinwags 23 19 CHINWAG, to chat [v]
chipmuck 28 27 a small rodent, also...
chipmunk 24 25 a small rodent, also...
chipotle 22 17 a smoked and dried j...
chippers 24 19 CHIPPER, to twitter,...
chippier 24 19 CHIPPY, belligerent...
chippies 24 19 CHIPPIE, (colloquial...
chipping 25 22 a small piece of woo...
chipsets 22 16 CHIPSET, a functiona...
chiragra 20 15 gout in the hand [n...
chirkest 21 17 CHIRK, cheerful [adj...
chirking 22 20 CHIRK, to squeak [v]
chirling 22 17 CHIRL, (Scots) to em...
chirming 22 19 CHIRM, to cry out, c...
chirpers 22 16 CHIRPER, a little bi...
chirpier 22 16 CHIRPY, cheerful [ad...
chirpily 30 19 CHIRPY, cheerful [ad...
chirping 23 19 a sound made by bird...
chirring 21 16 CHIRRE, to chirp lik...
chirrups 23 17 CHIRRUP, to chirp re...
chirrupy 29 19 cheerful, chirpy [ad...
chirting 21 16 CHIRT, to squeeze, s...
chiseled 20 15 CHISEL, to use a cut...
chiseler 20 14 one who chisels; a s...
chitchat 25 18 to indulge in small...
chitling 22 17 part of the small in...
chitlins 21 15 CHITLIN, part of the...
chitosan 18 14 a compound derived f...
chitters 20 13 CHITTER, to shiver o...
chittier 20 13 CHITTY, childish [ad...
chitties 20 13 CHITTY, a short lett...
chitting 21 16 CHIT, to sprout [v]
chivalry 29 20 knightly behaviour,...
chivaree 20 17 to perform a mock se...
chivvied 24 22 CHIVVY, to chase abo...
chivvies 24 21 CHIVVY, to chase abo...
chivving 25 24 CHIV, to cur with a...
chivying 29 22 CHIVY, to chase abou...
chizzing 27 34 CHIZZ, to swindle, a...
chloasma 20 17 a skin discoloration...
chlorals 21 15 CHLORAL, a white cry...
chlorate 19 14 a chlorine compound...
chlordan 19 16 a toxic compound of...
chloride 20 15 a compound of chlori...
chlorids 21 15 CHLORID, a compound...
chlorine 19 15 a yellowish-green ha...
chlorins 20 15 CHLORIN, a yellowish...
chlorite 20 14 a chlorine compound...
chlorous 20 15 of chlorine; as, chl...
chobdars 21 17 CHOBDAR, in the Indi...
choccier 25 19 CHOCCY, having the t...
choccies 25 19 CHOCCY, chocolate [n...
chockful 27 25 full to the limit [a...
chocking 24 23 CHOCK, to secure wit...
choctaws 25 19 CHOCTAW, a type of s...
choicely 29 19 CHOICE, of fine qual...
choicest 22 16 CHOICE, of fine qual...
choirboy 27 18 a boy who sings in a...
choiring 20 16 CHOIR, to sing in ch...
choirman 19 17 a male chorister [n...
choirmen 19 17 CHOIRMAN, a male cho...
chokidar 20 18 (Urdu) a watchman, a...
chokiest 20 17 CHOKY, tending to ca...
cholates 19 14 CHOLATE, a salt of c...
cholemia 20 17 an accumulation of b...
cholents 19 15 CHOLENT, a Jewish st...
choleras 19 14 CHOLERA, an acute an...
choleric 23 17 bad-tempered [adj CH...
choliamb 23 20 a verse having an ia...
cholines 19 15 CHOLINE, an alcohol...
chollers 21 15 (English dialect) ch...
chommies 21 19 CHOMMIE, (South Afri...
chompers 22 19 CHOMPER, one who cho...
chomping 23 22 CHOMP, to chew vigor...
chondral 19 16 relating to a chondr...
chondres 18 15 CHONDRE, a spheroida...
chondrin 18 16 an elastic, gelatino...
chondrus 19 16 a cartilage [n CHOND...
choofing 21 19 CHOOF, (Australian s...
chookies 19 17 CHOOKIE, (Australian...
chooking 20 20 CHOOK, to make a sou...
choosers 18 13 CHOOSER, one who cho...
choosier 18 13 CHOOSY, difficult to...
choosily 26 16 CHOOSY [adv]
choosing 19 16 CHOOSE, to select by...
chopines 20 17 CHOPINE, a high clog...
choppers 23 19 CHOPPER, to travel b...
choppier 23 19 CHOPPY, full of irre...
choppily 31 22 CHOPPY, full of irre...
chopping 24 22 the act of chopping...
choragic 23 18 relating to a chorag...
choragus 20 16 a leader of a choir,...
chorales 19 14 CHORALE, a simple ha...
chorally 27 17 CHORAL, relating to...
chordate 18 14 an animal having a b...
chordees 18 14 CHORDEE, a painful e...
chording 20 17 the playing, singing...
choreboy 26 18 a boy used to do odd...
choregic 23 18 relating to a choreg...
choregus 20 16 a leader of a choir,...
choreman 18 17 a menial worker [n C...
choremen 18 17 CHOREMAN, a menial w...
choreoid 18 14 relating to the chor...
choriamb 22 19 a metrical foot comp...
chorines 18 14 CHORINE, (US slang)...
chorioid 19 14 of or resembling a c...
chorions 18 14 CHORION, the outer f...
chorises 19 13 CHORISIS, the multip...
chorisis 20 13 the multiplication o...
chorisms 21 16 CHORISM, the multipl...
chorists 20 13 CHORIST, a member of...
chorizos 22 22 CHORIZO, a highly sp...
choroids 19 14 CHOROID, the dark br...
chorries 19 13 CHORRIE, (Afrikaans)...
chortens 18 14 CHORTEN, a Tibetan s...
chortled 20 15 CHORTLE, to chuckle...
chortler 20 14 one who chortles [n...
chortles 20 14 CHORTLE, to chuckle...
chorused 19 15 CHORUS, to sing in u...
choruses 19 14 CHORUS, to sing in u...
choultry 27 17 a shed used for asse...
chounter 18 15 to mutter, grumble,...
chousers 19 14 CHOUSER, a swindler...
choushes 21 16 CHOUSH, a cheat, a s...
chousing 20 17 CHOUSE, to swindle,...
chowchow 30 24 a relish of mixed pi...
chowders 22 17 CHOWDER, to make a t...
chowdown 24 21 the act of eating a...
chowries 22 16 CHOWRY, (Hindi) a wh...
chowsing 23 19 CHOWSE, to swindle,...
chowtime 23 19 meal-time [n -S]
chresard 19 14 the total quantity o...
chrismal 22 17 a veil used in chris...
chrismon 20 17 a Christian monogram...
chrisoms 21 16 CHRISOM, a white rob...
christen 19 14 to baptise [v -ED, -...
christie 20 13 a kind of turn in sk...
christom 21 16 a white robe put on...
chromate 19 16 a compound of chromi...
chromels 21 17 CHROMEL, an alloy of...
chromene 18 17 a chemical compound...
chromide 20 17 a tropical freshwate...
chromier 20 16 CHROMY, decorated wi...
chroming 21 19 the act of plating w...
chromise 20 16 to chrome, also CHRO...
chromite 20 16 a black submetallic...
chromium 22 20 a metallic element [...
chromize 23 25 to chrome, also CHRO...
chromoly 27 19 a steel alloy of chr...
chromous 20 17 of chromium in lower...
chromyls 28 19 CHROMYL, a bivalent...
chronaxy 30 23 a time constant in t...
chronics 22 17 CHRONIC, a chronic i...
chronons 17 15 CHRONON, a unit of t...
chthonic 24 19 pertaining to the ea...
chubasco 24 20 a violent thundersto...
chubbier 24 20 CHUBBY, plump, short...
chubbily 32 23 CHUBBY, plump, short...
chuckers 24 21 CHUCKER, a bowler wh...
chuckies 24 21 CHUCKIE, a chicken,...
chucking 25 24 CHUCK, to chuck [v]
chuckled 25 23 CHUCKLE, to laugh qu...
chuckler 25 22 one who chuckles [n...
chuckles 25 22 CHUCKLE, to laugh qu...
chuddahs 22 18 CHUDDAH, the large v...
chuddars 20 16 CHUDDAR, the large v...
chudders 20 16 CHUDDER, the large v...
chuddies 20 16 CHUDDY, (Australian...
chuffest 24 20 CHUFF, gruff [adj]
chuffier 24 20 CHUFFY, fat or puffe...
chuffing 25 23 CHUFF, to make a ser...
chugalug 23 20 to drink without pau...
chuggers 22 18 CHUGGER, a charity w...
chugging 23 21 CHUG, to move with a...
chukkars 22 22 CHUKKAR, (Hindi) a p...
chukkers 22 22 CHUKKER, (Hindi) a p...
chumleys 28 20 CHUMLEY, a chimney,...
chummage 22 22 a fee paid by a pris...
chummier 22 20 CHUMMY, friendly [ad...
chummies 22 20 CHUMMY, a chum, a cr...
chummily 30 23 CHUMMY, friendly [ad...
chumming 23 23 CHUM, to be close fr...
chumping 24 23 the practice of coll...
chumship 26 22 friendship [n -S]
chunders 19 16 CHUNDER, (Australian...
chunkier 20 19 CHUNKY, in chunks, s...
chunkily 28 22 CHUNKY, in chunks, s...
chunking 21 22 the act of grouping...
chunnels 19 17 CHUNNEL, the tunnel...
chunners 18 16 CHUNNER, to mutter,...
chunters 19 15 CHUNTER, to mutter,...
chupatis 22 17 CHUPATI, (Hindi) a t...
chupatti 22 17 (Hindi) a thin flat...
chupatty 28 19 (Hindi) a thin flat...
chuppahs 26 22 CHUPPAH, a Jewish we...
chuppoth 26 22 CHUPPAH, a Jewish we...
churched 25 20 CHURCH, to bring to...
churches 25 19 CHURCH, to bring to...
churchly 33 22 pertaining to a chur...
churidar 20 15 (Hindi) as in churid...
churinga 20 17 (Native Australian)...
churlish 24 17 like a churl, vulgar...
churners 19 15 CHURNER, a person wh...
churning 20 18 the butter churned a...
churring 21 17 CHURR, to make a vib...
chutists 21 14 CHUTIST, a parachuti...
chutnees 18 15 CHUTNEE, (Hindi) a w...
chutneys 25 17 CHUTNEY, (Hindi) a w...
chutzpah 27 28 (Yiddish) supreme se...
chutzpas 25 26 CHUTZPA, (Yiddish) s...
chyacked 29 23 CHYACK, (Australian...
chyluria 27 17 a morbid condition i...
chymists 28 18 CHYMIST, (archaic) a...
chymosin 26 19 rennin [n -S]
chytrids 27 16 CHYTRID, a primitive...
ciabatta 18 14 (Italian) a kind of...
ciabatte 18 14 CIABATTA, (Italian)...
cibation 18 15 a process used by al...
ciborium 21 18 a vessel for holding...
ciboules 20 16 CIBOULE, a variety o...
cicatrix 27 21 the scar of a healed...
cicelies 21 15 CICELY, a fragrant h...
cicerone 18 15 (Italian) a guide es...
ciceroni 19 15 CICERONE, (Italian)...
cichlids 25 18 CICHLID, any teleost...
cichloid 24 18 like a cichlid, any...
cicinnus 20 17 a way in which flowe...
cicisbei 23 17 CICISBEO, a lover of...
cicisbeo 22 17 a lover of a married...
ciclaton 20 16 (obsolete) a costly...
cicorees 19 14 CICOREE, a perennial...
cicutine 20 16 a poisonous alkaloid...
ciderkin 18 17 a type of weak cider...
cielings 19 15 CIELING, a ceiling [...
cigarets 18 13 CIGARET, finely-cut...
cilantro 17 13 a herb used in cooki...
ciliated 18 13 having cilia, fine h...
ciliates 18 12 CILIATE, a member of...
cimbalom 22 21 a kind of Hungarian...
ciminite 18 15 a rock containing ol...
cimolite 19 15 a type of clay, or h...
cinching 23 20 CINCH, to bind firml...
cinchona 20 18 (Quechua) a tree yie...
cincture 20 16 to gird or surround...
cindered 16 14 CINDER, to reduce to...
cineaste 15 12 a devotee of motion...
cineasts 16 12 CINEAST, a devotee o...
cineoles 16 13 CINEOLE, a liquid us...
cineplex 25 23 a multiple cinema co...
cinerary 22 14 pertaining to ashes,...
cinereal 16 13 relating to cinerea,...
cinereas 15 12 CINEREA, the grey ma...
cinerins 16 13 CINERIN, a pyrethrum...
cingular 19 16 ring-shaped, encircl...
cingulum 21 20 a girdle-like struct...
cinnabar 17 16 the principal ore of...
cinnamic 20 19 pertaining to, or ob...
cinnamon 15 17 the spicy bark of a...
cinnamyl 24 19 a radical found in c...
cinquain 24 23 a stanza of five lin...
cioppino 20 18 (Italian) a spicy fi...
cipaille 21 16 (French) a pie with...
ciphered 21 17 CIPHER, to work at a...
cipherer 21 16 one who ciphers [n -...
cipolins 20 16 CIPOLIN, (Italian) a...
circiter 21 14 (Latin) formerly use...
circlers 22 15 CIRCLER, one who enc...
circlets 22 15 CIRCLET, a ring-shap...
circling 23 18 the act of circling...
circlips 25 18 CIRCLIP, a spring wa...
circuits 22 15 CIRCUIT, to move aro...
circuity 28 17 a roundabout course...
circular 22 16 in the shape of a ci...
circuses 21 15 CIRCUS, a public ent...
circussy 28 17 pertaining to a circ...
cirriped 20 15 a barnacle or other...
cirruses 18 12 CIRRUS, (Latin) a ty...
ciseleur 18 13 (French) a chaser (o...
ciselure 18 13 (French) the art of...
cislunar 18 14 situated between the...
cissiest 18 11 CISSY, timid, also S...
cissings 19 14 CISSING, the appeara...
cissoids 18 12 CISSOID, a type of g...
cissuses 18 12 CISSUS, a genus of t...
cisterna 16 12 a fluid-containing s...
cisterns 17 12 CISTERN, an artifici...
cistrons 17 12 CISTRON, a section o...
cistuses 18 12 CISTUS, (Greek) any...
cistvaen 18 16 a tomb covered with...
citadels 18 13 CITADEL, a fortress...
citation 16 12 an official summons...
citators 17 11 CITATOR, one who cit...
citatory 23 13 relating to a citati...
citeable 19 15 suitable for citatio...
citesses 17 11 CITESS, (archaic) on...
citharas 19 13 CITHARA, an ancient...
citherns 19 14 CITHERN, a pear-shap...
cithrens 19 14 CITHREN, a pear-shap...
citified 20 15 CITIFY, to adapt to...
citifies 20 14 CITIFY, to adapt to...
citizens 20 21 CITIZEN, a resident...
citrange 17 14 a hybrid between cit...
citrated 17 12 combined with a citr...
citrates 17 11 CITRATE, a salt of c...
citreous 17 12 having a lemonlike c...
citrines 17 12 CITRINE, a variety o...
citrinin 17 13 an antibiotic [n -S]
citruses 18 12 CITRUS, a citron tre...
citrussy 25 14 pertaining to citrus...
citterns 17 12 CITTERN, a pear-shap...
cityfied 26 17 CITYFY, to adapt to...
cityfies 26 16 CITYFY, to adapt to...
cityward 27 17 towards the city [ad...
citywide 27 17 including all parts...
civicism 25 21 a system of governme...
civilian 20 17 a nonmilitary person...
civilise 21 16 to instruct in refin...
civilist 22 16 a person versed in c...
civility 28 18 politeness [n CIVILI...
civilize 24 25 to instruct in refin...
clabbers 22 18 CLABBER, to curdle,...
clachans 22 18 CLACHAN, (Gaelic) a...
claching 24 20 CLACH, to kill by st...
clackbox 30 29 a part of an engine...
clackers 22 19 CLACKER, that which...
clacking 23 22 CLACK, to make a noi...
claddagh 21 18 (Irish) an Irish rin...
cladders 18 14 CLADDER, one who cla...
claddies 18 14 CLADDIE, a native Ne...
cladding 19 17 a material covering...
cladisms 20 16 CLADISM, classificat...
cladists 19 13 CLADIST, one who cla...
cladodes 17 14 CLADODE, a branch or...
clafouti 20 16 a dessert consisting...
claggier 20 16 CLAGGY, sticky [adj]
clagging 21 19 CLAG, to stick [v]
claimant 18 16 one who makes a clai...
claimers 19 15 CLAIMER, one who mak...
claiming 20 18 CLAIM, to demand as...
clamancy 27 21 urgency [n CLAMANCIE...
clambake 21 22 the baking or steami...
clambers 21 18 CLAMBER, to climb aw...
clamlike 21 20 like a clam [adj]
clammers 20 18 CLAMMER, one who gat...
clammier 20 18 CLAMMY, unpleasantly...
clammily 28 21 CLAMMY, unpleasantly...
clamming 21 21 CLAM, to dig for the...
clamored 18 16 CLAMOR, to make a lo...
clamorer 18 15 one who makes a clam...
clamours 19 16 CLAMOUR, to make a l...
clampers 21 18 CLAMPER, to botch up...
clamping 22 21 the act of applying...
clamworm 23 21 a marine worm [n -S]
clangbox 26 25 a deflector fitted t...
clangers 18 15 CLANGER, (colloquial...
clanging 19 18 the noise of a clang...
clangors 18 15 CLANGOR, to clang lo...
clangour 18 16 to clang loudly, als...
clankier 18 17 CLANKY, making a sha...
clanking 19 20 the sound of a clank...
clannish 19 16 like a clan [adj CLA...
clanship 22 18 a feeling of loyalty...
clansman 17 17 a member of a clan [...
clansmen 17 17 CLANSMAN, a member o...
clapdish 23 18 (archaic) a wooden d...
clapnets 19 16 CLAPNET, a net made...
clappers 22 18 CLAPPER, to make a n...
clapping 23 21 the act of clapping...
claptrap 22 18 flashy, empty words...
claquers 26 22 CLAQUER, a member of...
claqueur 26 23 a member of a claque...
clarains 17 13 CLARAIN, lustrous ba...
clarence 19 16 a kind of closed car...
clareted 17 13 CLARET, to drink a r...
clarinet 17 13 a woodwind instrumen...
clarinos 17 13 CLARINO, the highest...
clarions 17 13 CLARION, to sound a...
clarkias 19 16 CLARKIA, any plant o...
clarsach 23 17 (Gaelic) a Scottish...
clartier 18 12 CLARTY, sticky and d...
clarting 19 15 CLART, to dirty [v]
clashers 20 14 CLASHER, one who cla...
clashing 21 17 a striking against;...
claspers 20 15 CLASPER, a clasping...
clasping 21 18 CLASP, to embrace ti...
classers 18 12 CLASSER, one that cl...
classico 21 15 made from grapes gro...
classics 22 15 CLASSIC, a work of e...
classier 18 12 CLASSY, having class...
classify 27 17 to arrange in catego...
classily 26 15 CLASSY, having class...
classing 19 15 putting into classes...
classism 20 15 discrimination based...
classist 19 12 one who discriminate...
classman 18 16 a person who has gai...
classmen 18 16 CLASSMAN, a person w...
classons 17 13 CLASSON, an elementa...
clastics 22 15 CLASTIC, a rock comp...
clatched 23 18 CLATCH, to dabble or...
clatches 23 17 CLATCH, to dabble or...
clatters 18 12 CLATTER, to make a r...
clattery 24 14 having a rattling so...
clatting 19 15 CLAT, to scratch, sc...
clauchts 24 18 CLAUCHT, (Scots) to...
claughts 22 17 CLAUGHT, (Scots) to...
claustra 18 13 CLAUSTRUM, (Latin) a...
clausula 19 15 a short clause endin...
clauting 19 16 CLAUT, (Scots) to sc...
clavated 19 17 shaped like a club,...
clavecin 22 20 a harpsichord [n -S]
clavered 19 17 CLAVER, (Scots) to g...
clavicle 24 20 a shoulder bone [n -...
claviers 20 16 CLAVIER, an early ke...
claviger 21 18 (Latin) one who carr...
clawback 27 25 taking by taxation w...
clawless 22 16 without claws [adj]
clawlike 23 20 like a claw [adj]
claybank 26 22 a horse of a yellow-...
clayiest 24 14 CLAYEY, resembling c...
claylike 26 19 like clay [adj]
claymore 24 17 (Gaelic) a kind of l...
claypans 25 18 CLAYPAN, a compacted...
clayware 26 17 goods made of clay [...
cleaners 16 13 CLEANER, one that cl...
cleanest 16 13 CLEAN, free from sta...
cleaning 17 16 the act of making cl...
cleanish 19 15 somewhat clean [adj]
cleanout 16 14 the act of cleaning...
cleansed 16 14 CLEANSE, to clean [v...
cleanser 16 13 that which cleanses...
cleanses 16 13 CLEANSE, to clean [v...
cleanups 19 17 CLEANUP, a large pro...
clearage 17 14 a piece of land clea...
clearcut 21 16 to cut a forest comp...
clearers 17 12 CLEARER, one that cl...
clearest 17 12 CLEAR, easy to see [...
clearing 18 15 an open space [n -S]
clearout 17 13 the action of removi...
clearway 26 17 a non-stopping zone...
cleating 18 15 CLEAT, to strengthen...
cleavage 19 18 a split; a tendency...
cleavers 19 16 CLEAVER, a heavy kni...
cleaving 20 19 the act of splitting...
cleckier 22 19 CLECKY, broody [adj]
clecking 23 22 a brood [n -S]
cleeking 19 19 CLEEK, to seize, hoo...
cleeping 20 18 CLEEP, (archaic) to...
clefting 21 18 CLEFT, to insert a s...
cleidoic 21 16 of a bird's or insec...
clematis 19 15 a climbing plant wit...
clemency 27 21 mercy [n CLEMENCIES]
clemming 21 21 CLEM, to starve [v]
clenched 22 19 CLENCH, to grasp fir...
clencher 22 18 a tool for clenching...
clenches 22 18 CLENCH, to grasp fir...
clergies 19 14 CLERGY, the body of...
clerical 22 16 like a cleric [adj C...
clerihew 23 17 a light verse quatra...
clerkdom 20 20 the status of a cler...
clerkess 19 16 a female clerk [n -E...
clerking 20 19 CLERK, to serve as a...
clerkish 22 18 resembling a clerk [...
cleruchs 24 18 CLERUCH, a citizen o...
cleruchy 30 20 an allotment of land...
cleveite 19 16 a radioactive minera...
cleverer 19 16 CLEVER, intelligent,...
cleverly 27 19 CLEVER, intelligent,...
clevises 20 16 CLEVIS, a U-shaped f...
clicheed 23 18 full of cliches, als...
clickers 23 19 CLICKER, the composi...
clickets 23 19 CLICKET, to make a c...
clicking 24 22 a series of clicks [...
cliental 18 14 of or pertaining to...
cliffier 23 18 CLIFFY, abounding in...
clifftop 25 21 the top of a cliff [...
cliftier 21 15 CLIFTY, broken into...
climatal 20 16 pertaining to climat...
climated 19 16 CLIMATE, to remain i...
climates 19 15 CLIMATE, to remain i...
climatic 23 18 pertaining to climat...
climaxed 25 23 CLIMAX, to reach a h...
climaxes 25 22 CLIMAX, to reach a h...
climbers 22 18 CLIMBER, one that cl...
climbing 23 21 the act of climbing...
clinally 26 17 CLINAL, pertaining t...
clinamen 17 17 (Latin) a bias, an i...
clinched 23 19 CLINCH, to settle a...
clincher 23 18 a decisive remark [n...
clinches 23 18 CLINCH, to settle a...
clingers 19 15 CLINGER, something o...
clingier 19 15 CLINGY, adhesive [ad...
clinging 20 18 CLING, to adhere to...
clinical 22 17 relating to a clinic...
clinique 26 23 (French) a clinic [n...
clinkers 19 17 CLINKER, to make fur...
clinking 20 20 CLINK, to make a sho...
cliparts 21 15 CLIPART, graphical p...
clippers 23 18 CLIPPER, a kind of s...
clippies 23 18 CLIPPIE, (colloquial...
clipping 24 21 something that is cl...
cliquier 27 22 CLIQUEY, inclined to...
cliquing 28 25 CLIQUE, to form an e...
cliquish 30 24 relating to a clique...
cliquism 29 25 the tendency to form...
clitella 20 14 CLITELLUM, a region...
clithral 22 15 completely roofed ov...
clitoral 19 13 relating to the clit...
clitoric 22 15 pertaining to the cl...
clitoris 19 12 a small erectile par...
clitters 19 12 CLITTER, to make a s...
cloaking 19 19 CLOAK, to clothe wit...
clobbers 22 18 CLOBBER, to strike v...
clochard 23 18 (French) a beggar; a...
clockers 22 19 CLOCKER, a 24-hour d...
clocking 23 22 the illegal practice...
cloddier 18 14 CLODDY, earthy [adj]
clodding 19 17 CLOD, to pelt with c...
cloddish 21 16 like a clod, gross [...
clodpate 19 16 a stupid person, als...
clodpole 20 17 a stupid person, als...
clodpoll 22 18 a stupid person, als...
cloggers 20 16 CLOGGER, a maker of...
cloggier 20 16 CLOGGY, lumpy, stick...
cloggily 28 19 CLOGGY, lumpy, stick...
clogging 21 19 the act of clogging...
cloisons 17 13 CLOISON, (French) a...
cloister 18 12 to seclude [v -ED, -...
clomping 22 21 CLOMP, to walk heavi...
clonally 25 17 CLONAL, relating to...
clonings 18 16 CLONING, reproductio...
clonisms 19 16 CLONISM, the conditi...
clonkier 18 17 CLONKY, making a dul...
clonking 19 20 CLONK, to make a dul...
clonuses 17 14 CLONUS, a form of mu...
clopping 23 21 CLOP, to make the so...
closable 20 16 able to be closed, a...
closeout 17 13 a clearance sale [n...
closeted 17 13 CLOSET, to enclose i...
closeups 20 16 CLOSEUP, a photograp...
closings 19 15 CLOSING, a concludin...
closured 18 14 CLOSURE, to end a de...
closures 18 13 CLOSURE, to end a de...
clotburs 21 16 CLOTBUR, the burdock...
clothier 20 14 one who deals in clo...
clothing 21 17 clothes, garments [n...
clotpoll 22 17 a stupid person, als...
clotters 18 12 CLOTTER, to coagulat...
clottier 18 12 CLOTTY, tending to c...
clotting 19 15 the act of coagulati...
clottish 21 14 having clots [adj]
clotured 18 14 CLOTURE, to end a de...
clotures 18 13 CLOTURE, to end a de...
cloudage 18 16 the amount of clouds...
cloudier 18 14 CLOUDY, overcast wit...
cloudily 26 17 CLOUDY, overcast wit...
clouding 19 17 clouds collectively...
cloudlet 19 15 a small cloud [n -S]
clouring 19 16 CLOUR, to knock or b...
clouters 18 13 CLOUTER, one who clo...
clouting 19 16 CLOUT, to hit with t...
clovered 19 17 covered with clover...
clowders 21 16 CLOWDER, a collectiv...
clownery 26 18 clownish behaviour [...
clowning 21 19 acting the clown [n...
clownish 23 18 resembling a clown [...
cloyless 25 15 that cannot cloy [ad...
cloyment 24 18 surfeit [n -S]
cloysome 24 17 satiating [adj]
clubable 23 20 sociable [adj]
clubbers 23 19 CLUBBER, a person wh...
clubbier 23 19 CLUBBY, characterist...
clubbily 31 22 CLUBBY, characterist...
clubbing 24 22 visiting nightclubs...
clubbish 26 21 given to clubs [adj]
clubbism 25 22 the club system [n -...
clubbist 24 19 a member of a club [...
clubface 25 22 the striking surface...
clubfeet 22 19 CLUBFOOT, a deformed...
clubfoot 22 19 a deformed foot [n C...
clubhand 22 20 a deformed hand [n -...
clubhaul 24 20 to force a sailing v...
clubhead 22 19 the part of a golf c...
clubland 21 19 an area containing m...
clubmate 21 19 a fellow member of a...
clubmoss 22 19 a green plant resemb...
clubroom 21 19 a room in a club [n...
clubroot 20 16 a plant disease [n -...
clubrush 24 19 any sedge of the gen...
cluckers 23 20 CLUCKER, a chicken [...
cluckier 23 20 CLUCKY, (Australian...
clucking 24 23 CLUCK, to make the s...
cludgies 20 16 CLUDGIE, (Scots) a l...
clueless 19 14 hopelessly confused...
clumbers 22 19 CLUMBER, a stocky sp...
clumpers 22 19 CLUMPER, a kind of h...
clumpets 22 19 CLUMPET, a large flo...
clumpier 22 19 CLUMPY, in clumps [a...
clumping 23 22 CLUMP, to form into...
clumpish 25 21 resembling a thick m...
clumsier 20 16 CLUMSY, not dexterou...
clumsily 28 19 CLUMSY, not dexterou...
clunches 23 19 CLUNCH, a tough clay...
clunkers 19 18 CLUNKER, a dilapidat...
clunkier 19 18 CLUNKY, clumsy in st...
clunking 20 21 CLUNK, to make a dul...
clupeids 21 17 CLUPEID, a fish of t...
clupeoid 20 17 a fish of the herrin...
clusters 19 13 CLUSTER, to form int...
clustery 25 15 pertaining to a clus...
clutched 24 19 CLUTCH, to grasp and...
clutches 24 18 CLUTCH, to grasp and...
clutters 19 13 CLUTTER, to pile in...
cluttery 25 15 characterized by dis...
clypeate 25 17 shaped like a buckle...
clysters 25 14 CLYSTER, (archaic) a...
cnemides 17 16 CNEMIS, the shin or...
coachdog 22 19 a spotted dog, forme...
coachees 20 16 COACHEE, (colloquial...
coachers 21 16 COACHER, a person wh...
coachier 21 16 COACHY, relating to...
coachies 21 16 COACHY, a coachman [...
coaching 22 19 COACH, to tutor or t...
coachman 21 20 one who drives a coa...
coachmen 21 20 COACHMAN, one who dr...
coacting 20 17 COACT, to act togeth...
coaction 18 15 joint action [n -S]
coactive 21 18 mutually active [adj...
coactors 19 14 COACTOR, one who act...
coadmire 17 15 to admire together [...
coadmits 18 15 COADMIT, to admit se...
coaevals 18 16 COAEVAL, one of the...
coagency 25 19 a joint agency [n CO...
coagents 16 14 COAGENT, someone wor...
coagulum 20 19 a clot [n COAGULUMS...
coalball 21 17 a calcareous nodule...
coalbins 19 16 COALBIN, a bin for s...
coaldust 18 14 the dust from coal [...
coalesce 19 15 to blend [v COALESCE...
coalface 21 18 exposed coal in a mi...
coalfish 22 17 a dusky fish [n -ES]
coalhole 19 15 a compartment for st...
coaliest 17 12 COALY, containing co...
coalised 17 13 COALISE, to bring in...
coalises 17 12 COALISE, to bring in...
coalized 20 22 COALIZE, to bring in...
coalizes 20 21 COALIZE, to bring in...
coalless 18 13 without coal [adj]
coalmine 17 16 a mine at which coal...
coalpits 20 15 COALPIT, a pit from...
coalsack 21 19 a sack for carrying...
coalshed 19 15 a shed for storing c...
coalyard 23 15 a yard for storing c...
coamings 18 17 COAMING, a raised bo...
coanchor 20 17 to present televised...
coappear 19 17 to appear together a...
coapting 19 17 COAPT, to fit togeth...
coarsely 23 14 COARSE, rough, crude...
coarsens 15 12 COARSEN, to make coa...
coarsest 16 11 COARSE, rough, crude...
coarsish 19 13 somewhat coarse [adj...
coassist 17 11 to assist jointly [v...
coassume 17 15 to assume together [...
coasters 16 11 COASTER, a vessel th...
coasting 17 14 coastal trade [n -S]
coatings 17 14 COATING, a covering...
coatless 17 12 without a coat [adj]
coatrack 20 18 a rack for coats [n...
coatroom 16 14 a room for storing c...
coattail 17 12 the back lower part...
coattend 15 13 to attend together [...
coattest 16 11 to attest jointly [v...
coauthor 18 14 to write together [v...
coaxings 23 21 COAXING, the act of...
cobaltic 23 18 relating to a cobalt...
cobbiest 21 17 COBBY, stout, obstin...
cobblers 22 18 COBBLER, a mender of...
cobblery 28 20 the mending of shoes...
cobbling 23 21 mending shoes [n -S]
cobwebby 32 25 covered with cobwebs...
cocaines 18 15 COCAINE, a narcotic,...
coccidia 23 18 COCCIDIUM, a parasit...
coccoids 23 18 COCCOID, a spherical...
coccyges 30 21 COCCYX, a bone of th...
coccyxes 35 26 COCCYX, a bone of th...
cochairs 22 16 COCHAIR, to serve jo...
cochleae 21 17 COCHLEA, a part of t...
cochlear 22 17 a kind of spoon, als...
cochleas 22 17 COCHLEA, a part of t...
cocinera 18 15 a cook [n -S]
cockaded 20 20 having a cockade [ad...
cockades 20 19 COCKADE, a rosette w...
cockapoo 21 21 a cross between a sp...
cockatoo 19 18 a bird of the parrot...
cockbill 26 23 to raise the yardarm...
cockbird 24 22 a male bird [n -S]
cockboat 22 21 a small boat [n -S]
cockcrow 27 24 early dawn, the time...
cockered 20 19 COCKER, to pamper; t...
cockerel 21 19 a young rooster [n -...
cockeyed 26 21 having a cockeye [ad...
cockeyes 26 20 COCKEYE, a squinting...
cockiest 21 18 COCKY, arrogantly se...
cocklers 22 19 COCKLER, someone who...
cocklike 23 23 like a rooster [adj]
cockling 23 22 the act of gathering...
cockloft 24 22 a small room just un...
cockneys 26 21 COCKNEY, a resident...
cocknify 29 24 to make (an accent)...
cockpits 24 21 COCKPIT, the area fo...
cockshot 23 20 a target in a throwi...
cockshut 24 21 twilight, probably r...
cocksier 21 18 COCKSY, self-importa...
cocksman 21 22 a man reputed to be...
cocksmen 21 22 COCKSMAN, a man repu...
cockspur 24 22 a variety of hawthor...
cocksure 21 19 perfectly confident...
cocktail 22 19 to dock a horse's ta...
cocoanut 18 16 the large, hard-shel...
cocobola 21 18 a dark wood used in...
cocobolo 21 18 a tropical tree, als...
cocomats 20 17 COCOMAT, matting mad...
coconuts 19 16 COCONUT, the large,...
cocooned 17 16 COCOON, to wrap tigh...
cocooner 17 15 one who retreats to...
cocopans 20 18 COCOPAN, in South Af...
cocoplum 24 22 a West Indian rosace...
cocottes 19 14 COCOTTE, (French) a...
cocoyams 26 19 COCOYAM, a tropical...
cocreate 18 14 to create together [...
coctions 19 15 COCTION, the act of...
coddlers 18 14 CODDLER, one who cod...
coddling 19 17 CODDLE, to pamper [v...
codebook 18 19 a book containing co...
codebtor 18 15 one who shares a deb...
codeinas 15 13 CODEINA, a narcotic...
codeines 15 13 CODEINE, a narcotic...
codeless 17 13 being without a set...
codename 15 16 a name used to conce...
coderive 18 16 to derive jointly [v...
codesign 17 15 to design jointly [v...
codettas 16 12 CODETTA, (Italian) a...
codeword 19 16 a name used to conce...
codicils 22 16 CODICIL, a supplemen...
codified 19 16 CODIFY, to put into...
codifier 19 15 one who codifies [n...
codifies 19 15 CODIFY, to put into...
codillas 19 14 CODILLA, the coarse...
codilles 19 14 CODILLE, (French) a...
codirect 20 15 to direct jointly [v...
codlings 19 16 CODLING, an unripe a...
codology 24 17 the art or practice...
codomain 16 16 in mathematics, the...
codpiece 21 18 a cover for the crot...
codriven 18 17 CODRIVE, to work as...
codriver 19 16 one who codrives [n...
codrives 19 16 CODRIVE, to work as...
coedited 16 13 COEDIT, to edit toge...
coeditor 16 12 a joint editor [n -S...
coeffect 23 20 an accompanying effe...
coehorns 17 14 COEHORN, (historical...
coeliacs 20 15 COELIAC, a person su...
coelomes 17 15 COELOME, a body cavi...
coelomic 21 18 relating to a coelom...
coembody 25 20 to embody jointly [v...
coemploy 26 20 to employ together [...
coempted 19 18 COEMPT, to buy up th...
coenacle 18 16 a dining room, also...
coenacts 18 15 COENACT, to enact to...
coenamor 15 15 to inflame with mutu...
coendure 15 14 to endure together [...
coenobia 16 15 COENOBIUM, a colony...
coenures 15 13 COENURE, a tapeworm...
coenurus 16 14 a tapeworm larva, al...
coenzyme 25 26 a non-protein organi...
coequals 25 22 COEQUAL, one who is...
coequate 23 21 to equate with somet...
coercers 19 14 COERCER, one who coe...
coercing 20 17 COERCE, to compel by...
coercion 18 15 the act of coercing...
coercive 21 18 serving or intended...
coerects 19 14 COERECT, to erect to...
coesites 16 11 COESITE, a type of s...
coevally 26 19 COEVAL, belonging to...
coevolve 20 20 to evolve together [...
coexerts 22 18 COEXERT, to exert jo...
coexists 23 18 COEXIST, to exist to...
coextend 21 20 to extend equally in...
cofactor 21 17 a molecule or ion wh...
coffered 20 18 COFFER, to put in a...
coffined 20 19 COFFIN, to put in a...
coffling 23 21 COFFLE, to chain sla...
coffrets 21 17 COFFRET [v]
cofiring 20 17 the combustion of tw...
cofounds 18 17 COFOUND, to found jo...
cogences 19 17 COGENCE, the state o...
cogeners 16 14 COGENER, something o...
cogently 24 17 COGENT, convincing [...
coggings 20 18 COGGING, a type of j...
cogglier 20 16 COGGLY, shaky [adj]
coggling 21 19 COGGLE, to wobble [v...
cogitate 17 13 to ponder [v COGITAT...
cognates 16 14 COGNATE, someone or...
cognised 17 15 COGNISE, to become a...
cogniser 17 14 one that cognizes, a...
cognises 17 14 COGNISE, to become a...
cognized 20 24 COGNIZE, to become a...
cognizer 20 23 one that cognizes, a...
cognizes 20 23 COGNIZE, to become a...
cognomen 16 18 a family name [n COG...
cognosce 19 17 in Scots law, to exa...
cognovit 19 18 in law, an acknowled...
cogwheel 23 19 a toothed wheel [n -...
cohabits 21 16 COHABIT, to dwell to...
coheaded 17 15 COHEAD, to head join...
coherent 17 14 sticking together [a...
coherers 18 13 COHERER, a device us...
cohering 19 16 COHERE, to stick tog...
cohesion 17 14 the act of sticking...
cohesive 20 17 having the power of...
cohibits 22 16 COHIBIT, to restrain...
cohobate 19 16 to distill again [v...
coholder 19 15 an athlete who share...
cohoshes 20 15 COHOSH, a perennial...
cohosted 18 14 COHOST, to host join...
coiffeur 21 18 a male hairdresser [...
coiffing 22 20 COIFFE, to put the h...
coiffure 21 18 to style the hair, a...
coigning 18 17 COIGNE, to secure wi...
coinable 18 16 able to be coined [a...
coinages 16 14 COINAGE, the act of...
coincide 19 16 to be identical [v C...
coinfect 21 18 to infect at the sam...
coinfers 18 15 COINFER, to infer jo...
coinhere 17 14 to inhere jointly [v...
coinings 17 15 COINING, a minting [...
coinmate 16 15 a fellow inmate [n -...
coinsure 16 13 to insure with anoth...
cointers 16 12 COINTER, to bury tog...
coinvent 17 17 to invent together [...
coistrel 18 12 (obsolete) an inferi...
coistril 19 12 (obsolete) an inferi...
coitally 25 15 COITAL, relating to...
coitions 16 12 COITION, sexual inte...
coituses 17 12 COITUS, sexual inter...
cojoined 17 22 COJOIN, (Shakespeare...
cokehead 18 18 a cocaine addict [n...
cokelike 19 20 like coke [adj]
cokernut 17 17 the large, hard-shel...
colander 16 14 a perforated vessel...
colchica 26 20 COLCHICUM, a floweri...
coldcock 25 23 to knock unconscious...
coldness 17 14 the state of being c...
coleader 16 13 one who leads togeth...
coleseed 16 13 a plant of the cabba...
coleslaw 21 16 a salad of raw shred...
colessee 16 12 a joint lessee [n -S...
colessor 17 12 a joint lessor [n -S...
coletits 18 12 COLETIT, a bird of t...
coleuses 17 13 COLEUS, a plant of t...
colewort 20 15 a plant of the cabba...
colibris 21 15 COLIBRI, a type of h...
colicine 20 16 an antibacterial sub...
colicins 21 16 COLICIN, an antibact...
coliform 21 18 any of a group of ro...
colinear 16 13 lying in the same st...
coliseum 19 16 a large structure fo...
colistin 18 13 a type of antibiotic...
collaged 19 16 COLLAGE, to arrange...
collagen 18 16 a fibrous protein th...
collages 19 15 COLLAGE, to arrange...
collapse 20 16 to crumble suddenly...
collards 19 14 COLLARD, pickled or...
collared 18 14 COLLAR, to provide w...
collaret 18 13 a small collar [n -S...
collated 18 14 COLLATE, to examine...
collates 18 13 COLLATE, to examine...
collator 18 13 one who collates man...
collects 22 16 COLLECT, to bring to...
colleens 17 14 COLLEEN, an Irish gi...
colleger 19 15 a student supported...
colleges 19 15 COLLEGE, a school of...
collegia 19 15 COLLEGIUM, a Soviet...
colleted 18 14 COLLET, to set a gem...
collided 19 15 COLLIDE, to clash to...
collider 19 14 a type of accelerato...
collides 19 14 COLLIDE, to clash to...
colliers 19 13 COLLIER, a coal mine...
colliery 25 15 the place where coal...
collings 20 16 COLLING, embracing [...
collogue 19 16 to converse confiden...
colloids 19 14 COLLOID, a mixture b...
colloque 26 23 to hold a colloquy [...
colloquy 33 25 speaking together; m...
colluded 19 16 COLLUDE, to conspire...
colluder 19 15 one who conspires in...
colludes 19 15 COLLUDE, to conspire...
colluvia 21 18 COLLUVIUM, material...
collying 26 18 COLLY, to blacken wi...
collyria 25 15 COLLYRIUM, an eye lo...
coloboma 19 18 a lesion of the eye...
colocate 19 15 to group housing uni...
cologned 17 16 perfumed with cologn...
colognes 17 15 COLOGNE, a perfumed...
colonels 17 14 COLONEL, a military...
colonial 17 14 belong to a colony [...
colonics 20 16 COLONIC, irrigation...
colonies 16 13 COLONY, a settlement...
colonise 16 13 to establish a colon...
colonist 17 13 one who settles a co...
colonize 19 22 to establish a colon...
colophon 20 18 an inscription place...
colorado 16 13 referring to a mediu...
colorant 16 13 a pigment or dye [n...
coloreds 17 13 COLORED, a colored p...
colorers 17 12 COLORER, one that co...
colorful 21 17 full of color, also...
coloring 18 15 appearance in regard...
colorise 17 12 to give color to bla...
colorism 19 15 coloring, also COLOU...
colorist 18 12 a person skilled in...
colorize 20 21 to give color to bla...
colorman 17 16 a sportscaster who c...
colormen 17 16 COLORMAN, a sportsca...
colorway 26 17 an arrangement of co...
colossal 18 13 of enormous size [ad...
colossus 18 13 (Latin) a person or...
colotomy 24 17 a surgical incision...
coloured 17 14 a coloured person, a...
colourer 17 13 one that colors, als...
colpitis 21 15 a vaginal inflammati...
colthood 19 15 the state or time of...
coltwood 20 16 (Spenser) an unident...
colubrid 21 17 any of a large famil...
columbic 25 22 pertaining to, or co...
columels 20 17 COLUMEL, a small col...
columnal 19 18 relating to a column...
columnar 18 17 in the form of a col...
columnea 17 17 a bushy tropical pla...
columned 18 18 having a column [adj...
comakers 18 18 COMAKER, one who sta...
comaking 19 21 COMAKE, to serve as...
comanage 16 17 to manage jointly [v...
comatiks 19 18 COMATIK, (Inuit) a s...
comatose 16 14 relating to, or rese...
comatula 18 16 a type of crinoid, a...
combated 19 18 COMBAT, to fight aga...
combater 19 17 one who fights again...
combiest 20 17 COMBY, full of holes...
combined 19 19 a skiing competition...
combiner 19 18 one who, or that whi...
combines 19 18 COMBINE, to join, mi...
combings 21 20 COMBING, a hair or w...
combless 21 18 without a comb [adj]
comblike 22 22 like a comb [adj]
combover 21 21 a vain attempt to ma...
combusts 21 18 COMBUST, to burn [v]
combwise 23 20 in the way of a comb...
comeback 23 24 a return to former g...
comeddle 18 17 (obsolete) to mix, t...
comedian 16 16 a humorous entertain...
comedies 17 15 COMEDY, a humorous w...
comedist 18 15 a writer of comedies...
comedown 19 19 a drop in status [n...
comelier 18 15 COMELY, pleasing to...
comelily 26 18 COMELY, pleasing to...
comember 20 20 a joint member [n -S...
comeover 18 18 a person who has com...
cometary 23 16 pertaining to, or re...
comether 19 16 (dialect) wheedling,...
comfiest 20 17 COMFY, (colloquial)...
comforts 20 17 COMFORT, to console...
comfreys 26 19 COMFREY, a boraginac...
comingle 19 18 to blend thoroughly...
comiques 26 24 COMIQUE, (French) a...
comitial 19 15 relating to a comiti...
comitias 18 14 COMITIA, (Latin) a p...
comities 18 14 COMITY, courteousnes...
commando 17 19 a specialist assault...
commands 18 19 COMMAND, to direct w...
commence 20 21 to begin [v COMMENCE...
commends 18 19 COMMEND, to praise [...
comments 18 18 COMMENT, to remark [...
commerce 21 20 to engage in trade [...
commeres 18 17 COMMERE, (French) a...
commerge 19 19 to merge together [v...
commixed 25 25 COMMIX, to mix toget...
commixes 25 24 COMMIX, to mix toget...
commodes 18 18 COMMODE, (French) a...
commoned 17 19 COMMON, to share [v]
commoner 17 18 one of the common pe...
commoney 23 20 an ordinary playing...
commonly 25 21 COMMON, ordinary [ad...
commotes 18 17 COMMOTE, an early En...
commoved 20 22 COMMOVE, to move vio...
commoves 20 21 COMMOVE, to move vio...
communal 19 20 belonging to the com...
communed 18 20 COMMUNE, to converse...
communer 18 19 one who communes [n...
communes 18 19 COMMUNE, to converse...
commuted 19 19 COMMUTE, to change a...
commuter 19 18 one who commutes; es...
commutes 19 18 COMMUTE, to change a...
comorbid 20 18 pertaining to two di...
compacts 23 20 COMPACT, to pack clo...
compadre 19 18 a close friend [n -S...
compages 20 19 COMPAGE, (obsolete)...
compands 19 19 COMPAND, to put a si...
compared 19 18 COMPARE, to scrutini...
comparer 19 17 one who compares [n...
compares 19 17 COMPARE, to scrutini...
comparts 20 17 COMPART, to divide i...
compears 19 17 COMPEAR, to appear i...
compeers 19 17 COMPEER, to be the e...
compends 19 19 COMPEND, a brief sum...
compered 19 18 COMPERE, to act as m...
comperes 19 17 COMPERE, to act as m...
compesce 22 20 (archaic) to restrai...
competed 19 18 COMPETE, to contend...
competes 19 17 COMPETE, to contend...
compiled 21 19 COMPILE, to collect...
compiler 21 18 one who compiles, es...
compiles 21 18 COMPILE, to collect...
compings 21 20 COMPING, the act of...
compital 21 18 relating to crossroa...
complain 20 19 to express disconten...
compleat 20 18 (archaic) to complet...
complect 24 21 to weave together [v...
complete 20 18 to bring to an end [...
complice 24 21 (obsolete) an accomp...
complied 21 19 COMPLY, to obey [v]
complier 21 18 one who complies [n...
complies 21 18 COMPLY, to obey [v]
compline 20 19 in the Christian lit...
complins 21 19 COMPLIN, in the Chri...
complish 24 20 to accomplish [v -ED...
complots 21 18 COMPLOT, to conspire...
comports 20 17 COMPORT, to conduct...
composed 19 18 COMPOSE, to settle o...
composer 19 17 one who writes music...
composes 19 17 COMPOSE, to settle o...
composts 20 17 COMPOST, to make int...
compotes 19 17 COMPOTE, (French) fr...
compound 19 20 to add to [v -ED, -I...
compress 20 17 to compact [v -ED, -...
comprint 20 18 to share in printing...
comprise 20 17 to include or contai...
comprize 23 26 to include or contai...
compters 20 17 COMPTER, (obsolete)...
compting 21 20 COMPT, (obsolete) to...
compulse 21 19 (obsolete) to compel...
computed 20 19 COMPUTE, to calculat...
computer 20 18 a machine that compu...
computes 20 18 COMPUTE, to calculat...
comrades 17 15 COMRADE, a close fri...
comsymps 28 22 COMSYMP, one that sy...
conacred 18 16 CONACRE, to let in t...
conacres 18 15 CONACRE, to let in t...
conarial 16 13 relating to the pine...
conarium 17 16 the pineal gland [n...
conation 14 13 the inclination to a...
conative 17 16 inclined to conation...
concause 18 16 a cooperating cause...
concaved 20 20 CONCAVE, to curve in...
concaves 20 19 CONCAVE, to curve in...
conceals 19 16 CONCEAL, to hide [v]
conceded 18 17 CONCEDE, to acknowle...
conceder 18 16 one who concedes [n...
concedes 18 16 CONCEDE, to acknowle...
conceits 19 15 CONCEIT, to form a c...
conceity 25 17 characterized by con...
conceive 20 19 to understand [v CON...
concents 18 16 CONCENT, (archaic) a...
concepti 21 18 CONCEPTUS, the produ...
concepts 21 18 CONCEPT, a general i...
concerns 18 16 CONCERN, to be of in...
concerti 19 15 CONCERTO, a musical...
concerto 18 15 a musical compositio...
concerts 19 15 CONCERT, to construc...
concetti 19 15 CONCETTO, (Italian)...
concetto 18 15 (Italian) an ingenio...
conchate 20 17 shaped like a shell...
conchies 21 17 CONCHY, a conscienti...
conching 22 20 CONCHE, to knead and...
conchoid 21 18 a type of geometric...
concised 19 16 CONCISE, (Milton) to...
conciser 19 15 CONCISE, succinct [a...
concises 19 15 CONCISE, (Milton) to...
conclave 21 20 the room in which ca...
conclude 20 18 to finish [v CONCLUD...
concocts 22 18 CONCOCT, to fabricat...
concolor 19 16 of uniform color, al...
concords 19 16 CONCORD, to be in or...
concours 19 16 (French) a competiti...
concrete 18 15 real, graspable [adj...
concrews 22 18 CONCREW, (archaic) t...
condemns 16 17 CONDEMN, to judge un...
condense 14 14 to compress [v CONDE...
condoled 16 15 CONDOLE, to express...
condoler 16 14 one who condoles [n...
condoles 16 14 CONDOLE, to express...
condoned 14 15 CONDONE, to forgive...
condoner 14 14 one who condones [n...
condones 14 14 CONDONE, to forgive...
condores 15 13 CONDOR, a coin of Ch...
conduced 19 18 CONDUCE, to contribu...
conducer 19 17 one that conduces [n...
conduces 19 17 CONDUCE, to contribu...
conducti 20 17 CONDUCTUS, a style o...
conducts 20 17 CONDUCT, to lead or...
conduits 17 14 CONDUIT, a channel o...
condylar 23 16 of or pertaining to...
condyles 23 16 CONDYLE, a protubera...
conelrad 16 14 a system of defense...
conenose 13 13 a bloodsucking insec...
conepate 16 15 a skunk, also CONEPA...
conepatl 18 16 a skunk, also CONEPA...
confects 21 18 CONFECT, to prepare...
conferee 16 15 one on whom somethin...
conferva 19 19 a freshwater alga [n...
confetti 18 15 CONFETTO, a small pi...
confetto 17 15 a small piece of pap...
confided 18 17 CONFIDE, to impart s...
confider 18 16 one who confides [n...
confides 18 16 CONFIDE, to impart s...
confined 17 17 CONFINE, to shut wit...
confiner 17 16 one who, or that whi...
confines 17 16 CONFINE, to shut wit...
confirms 20 18 CONFIRM, to assure t...
confixed 24 23 CONFIX, to fix firml...
confixes 24 22 CONFIX, to fix firml...
conflate 18 16 to combine (as two r...
conflict 23 19 to be in opposition...
confocal 21 19 of a type of microsc...
conforms 19 18 CONFORM, to become t...
confound 17 18 to confuse, frustrat...
confrere 17 15 (French) a fellow me...
confront 17 16 to face defiantly [v...
confused 18 17 CONFUSE, to mix up m...
confuses 18 16 CONFUSE, to mix up m...
confuted 18 17 CONFUTE, to disprove...
confuter 18 16 one who confutes or...
confutes 18 16 CONFUTE, to disprove...
congaing 17 17 CONGA, to dance the...
congeals 17 15 CONGEAL, to change f...
congeing 17 17 CONGE, to take leave...
congener 15 15 something of the sam...
congenic 19 18 of animal cells, bre...
congests 17 14 CONGEST, to fill to...
congiary 23 16 in Roman history, a...
conglobe 19 18 to become a globule...
congrats 17 14 (short for) congratu...
congreed 16 15 CONGREE, (archaic) t...
congrees 16 14 CONGREE, (archaic) t...
congreet 16 14 (archaic) to salute...
congress 17 14 to assemble together...
congrued 17 16 CONGRUE, to agree [v...
congrues 17 15 CONGRUE, to agree [v...
conicine 18 16 a liquid, highly poi...
conicity 26 17 the state of being c...
conidial 17 14 relating to a conidi...
conidian 15 14 relating to a conidi...
conidium 18 17 a kind of reproducti...
conifers 18 15 CONIFER, any tree or...
coniform 19 18 in the shape of a co...
coniines 15 13 CONIINE, a liquid, h...
conioses 15 12 CONIOSIS, an infecti...
coniosis 16 12 an infection caused...
conjects 21 24 CONJECT, to conjectu...
conjoins 17 22 CONJOIN, to join tog...
conjoint 17 22 united [adj CONJOINT...
conjugal 20 25 pertaining to marria...
conjunct 21 26 joined together, uni...
conjunto 17 23 a style of dance mus...
conjured 18 23 CONJURE, to practise...
conjurer 18 22 a person who perform...
conjures 18 22 CONJURE, to practise...
conjuror 18 22 a person who perform...
conkiest 17 16 CONKY, full of a tre...
conkouts 17 17 CONKOUT, (US) a situ...
connects 18 16 CONNECT, to join tog...
connings 16 16 CONNING, the act of...
connived 17 18 CONNIVE, to plot or...
conniver 17 17 one who connives [n...
connives 17 17 CONNIVE, to plot or...
connoted 14 14 CONNOTE, to imply an...
connotes 14 13 CONNOTE, to imply an...
conodont 14 14 any of various Palae...
conoidal 16 14 nearly, but not exac...
conoidic 19 16 nearly, but not exac...
conquers 24 22 CONQUER, to overcome...
conquest 24 22 the act of conquerin...
conquian 23 23 a card game resembli...
conseils 17 13 CONSEIL, (French) ad...
consents 15 13 CONSENT, to give app...
conserve 17 16 to keep, preserve [v...
consider 16 13 to think about [v -E...
consigns 17 15 CONSIGN, to give ove...
consists 17 12 CONSIST, to be compo...
consoled 16 14 CONSOLE, to comfort...
consoler 16 13 one who gives consol...
consoles 16 13 CONSOLE, to comfort...
consomme 17 18 (French) a clear sou...
consorts 16 12 CONSORT, to keep com...
conspire 18 15 to plot together [v...
conspued 18 17 CONSPUE, to spit upo...
conspues 18 16 CONSPUE, to spit upo...
constant 15 13 not varying [adj CON...
constate 15 12 to assert [v CONSTAT...
consters 16 12 CONSTER, (archaic) t...
construe 16 13 to analyse the gramm...
consular 17 14 relating to a consul...
consulta 17 14 (Italian) a meeting...
consults 18 14 CONSULT, to ask advi...
consumed 17 17 CONSUME, to use up [...
consumer 17 16 one who, or that whi...
consumes 17 16 CONSUME, to use up [...
consumpt 20 19 (Scots) consumption...
contacts 19 15 CONTACT, to communic...
contagia 16 14 CONTAGIUM, a causati...
contains 15 13 CONTAIN, to hold wit...
contango 15 15 a stock exchange pra...
contecks 20 19 CONTECK, (archaic) s...
contemns 16 16 CONTEMN, to despise...
contempo 18 18 contemporary [adj]
contempt 19 18 scorn [n -S]
contends 15 14 CONTEND, to vie [v]
contents 15 13 CONTENT, to satisfy...
contessa 15 12 (Italian) an Italian...
contests 16 12 CONTEST, to compete...
contexts 22 19 CONTEXT, a passage o...
continua 15 14 CONTINUUM, a continu...
continue 15 14 to go on with [v CON...
continuo 15 14 (Italian) the bass p...
contline 16 14 the space between st...
contorni 15 13 CONTORNO, (Italian)...
contorno 14 13 (Italian) a contour,...
contorts 16 12 CONTORT, to twist ou...
contours 16 13 CONTOUR, to make the...
contract 19 15 to decrease in size...
contrail 17 13 a trail of water vap...
contrair 16 12 contrary [adj]
contrary 22 14 opposite; in an oppo...
contrast 16 12 to place in oppositi...
contrate 15 12 of wheels [adj]
contrats 16 12 CONTRAT, (French) a...
contrist 17 12 (obsolete) to sadden...
contrite 16 12 deeply sorry [adj CO...
contrive 18 16 to devise [v CONTRIV...
controle 16 13 (French) registered,...
controls 17 13 CONTROL, to exercise...
controul 17 14 to exercise authorit...
contunds 16 15 CONTUND, (archaic) t...
contused 16 14 CONTUSE, to bruise [...
contuses 16 13 CONTUSE, to bruise [...
conurban 17 17 relating to a conurb...
conurbia 18 16 conurbations conside...
convects 21 19 CONVECT, to transfer...
convened 16 18 CONVENE, to assemble...
convener 16 17 one who convenes, al...
convenes 16 17 CONVENE, to assemble...
convenor 16 17 one who convenes, al...
convents 17 17 CONVENT, to assemble...
converge 18 18 to come together [v...
converse 17 16 reversed, opposite [...
converso 17 16 a mediaeval Spanish...
converts 18 16 CONVERT, to change i...
convexed 23 24 CONVEX, to make conv...
convexes 23 23 CONVEX, to make conv...
convexly 31 26 CONVEX, having an ou...
conveyal 24 19 a transmission [n -S...
conveyed 23 19 CONVEY, to transport...
conveyer 23 18 one that conveys, al...
conveyor 23 18 one that conveys, al...
convicts 22 19 CONVICT, to prove gu...
convince 20 20 to satisfy as to tru...
convived 20 21 CONVIVE, to feast to...
convives 20 20 CONVIVE, to feast to...
convoked 18 21 CONVOKE, to cause to...
convoker 18 20 one who convokes [n...
convokes 18 20 CONVOKE, to cause to...
convolve 20 21 to roll together [v...
convoyed 23 19 CONVOY, to accompany...
convulse 19 18 to shake violently [...
conwoman 18 19 a (female) confidenc...
conwomen 18 19 CONWOMAN, a (female)...
cooeeing 15 14 COOEE, to cry out sh...
cooeying 22 16 COOEY, to cry out sh...
cooingly 24 17 affectionately [adv]
cookable 19 19 something that can b...
cookbook 19 22 a book of recipes [n...
cookings 18 18 COOKING, the act of...
cookless 18 16 without a cook [adj]
cookmaid 18 19 a maid who cooks [n...
cookoffs 21 21 COOKOFF, a cooking c...
cookouts 17 16 COOKOUT, a meal eate...
cookroom 17 18 a room used for cook...
cookshop 21 20 a shop that sells co...
cooktops 19 18 COOKTOP, a counter-t...
cookware 19 18 utensils used in coo...
coolabah 20 17 a type of tree, also...
coolamon 16 16 (Native Australian)...
coolants 16 13 COOLANT, a cooling a...
cooldown 19 17 a period after exert...
coolibah 21 17 (Native Australian)...
coolibar 19 15 (Native Australian)...
coolings 18 15 COOLING, the act of...
coolists 18 12 COOLIST, a person, e...
coolness 16 13 the state of being c...
coomiest 17 14 COOMY, full of coom,...
cooncans 17 16 COONCAN, a card game...
coondogs 16 15 COONDOG, a dog train...
coonshit 18 14 (offensive) a malodo...
coonskin 16 17 the skin of a raccoo...
coonties 15 12 COONTIE, (Native Ame...
coopered 17 15 COOPER, to make barr...
coopting 19 17 COOPT, to recruit e....
cooption 17 15 the act of coopting,...
coosened 14 13 COOSEN, to cheat, al...
coosined 15 13 COOSIN, to cheat, al...
cootched 21 17 COOTCH, (Welsh) to h...
cootches 21 16 COOTCH, (Welsh) to h...
cootikin 17 16 (Scots) a gaiter, al...
copaibas 20 17 COPAIBA, a transpare...
copaivas 20 18 COPAIVA, a transpare...
coparent 17 15 to share the parenti...
copastor 18 14 one that shares the...
copatron 17 15 a fellow patron [n -...
copemate 18 17 (obsolete) a compani...
copepods 20 18 COPEPOD, a shrimplik...
copering 19 17 COPER, to supply a s...
copiable 21 18 capable of being cop...
copihues 21 17 COPIHUE, a climbing...
copilots 20 15 COPILOT [v]
coplanar 18 16 on the same plane [a...
copperah 22 19 dried coconut meat,...
copperas 20 17 a compound used in m...
coppered 20 18 COPPER, to cover wit...
coppiced 24 21 COPPICE, to grow in...
coppices 24 20 COPPICE, to grow in...
copremia 19 17 blood poisoning resu...
copremic 23 20 relating to copremia...
coprince 21 18 one of two princes r...
coprosma 19 17 an Australian evergr...
copshops 23 19 COPSHOP, (slang) a p...
copsiest 19 14 COPSY, like a coppic...
copulate 19 16 to have sexual inter...
copurify 28 20 to become purified w...
copyable 27 20 that can be copied,...
copybook 27 23 a book used in teach...
copyboys 33 21 COPYBOY, an office b...
copycats 28 19 COPYCAT, to imitate...
copydesk 26 21 an editor's desk in...
copyedit 25 17 to prepare copy for...
copygirl 28 19 a girl who runs erra...
copyhold 28 20 land tenure dependen...
copyings 26 19 COPYING, the act of...
copyisms 27 19 COPYISM, plagiaristi...
copyists 26 16 COPYIST, one who mak...
copyleft 28 20 to publish (intellec...
copyread 24 17 (US) to subedit [v C...
coquetry 31 23 flirtatious behaviou...
coquette 24 21 to flirt, also COQUE...
coquilla 27 23 (Spanish) the nut of...
coquille 27 23 (French) a scallop o...
coquinas 24 22 COQUINA, (Spanish) a...
coquitos 25 21 COQUITO, a Chilean p...
coracles 20 15 CORACLE, a small boa...
coracoid 19 15 a bone of the should...
coraggio 18 15 (Italian) an interje...
corallum 20 17 the skeleton of a co...
coramine 16 15 a circulatory stimul...
coranach 20 17 (Gaelic) a lamentati...
corantos 15 12 CORANTO, a rapid and...
corbeaus 18 15 CORBEAU, a blackish...
corbeils 20 15 CORBEIL, (French) a...
corbeled 19 16 CORBEL, to provide a...
corbinas 18 15 CORBINA, a bluish-gr...
cordages 17 14 CORDAGE, ropes in th...
cordelle 18 14 to use a tow rope to...
cordials 18 13 CORDIAL, a medicine,...
cordiner 16 13 (archaic) a shoemake...
cordings 18 15 CORDING, the ribbed...
cordites 17 12 CORDITE, a smokeless...
cordless 18 13 without a cord [adj]...
cordlike 19 17 like a cord [adj]
cordobas 18 15 CORDOBA, a monetary...
cordoned 15 14 CORDON, to form a ba...
cordovan 17 17 a fine leather, also...
corduroy 23 15 to build a road rein...
cordwain 19 16 a fine goatskin leat...
cordwood 19 16 a wood used for fuel...
coredeem 16 15 to redeem jointly [v...
coregent 16 14 a joint regent [n -S...
coreigns 17 14 COREIGN [v]
corelate 16 12 to place in mutual r...
coreless 17 12 having no core [adj]
corellas 18 13 CORELLA, (Native Aus...
coremium 19 18 an organ of certain...
corivals 20 16 CORIVAL, to rival [v...
corixids 24 19 CORIXID, a type of w...
corkages 18 17 CORKAGE, the charge...
corkiest 18 15 CORKY, like cork [ad...
corklike 20 20 like cork [adj]
corktree 17 15 the cork oak [n -S]
corkwing 22 21 a European fish of t...
corkwood 20 19 very light wood e.g....
cormidia 18 15 CORMIDIUM, the assem...
cormlets 19 15 CORMLET, a small cor...
cormlike 20 19 like a corm, the swo...
cormuses 18 15 CORMUS, the whole bo...
cornacre 18 15 the letting by a ten...
cornages 16 14 CORNAGE, (historical...
cornball 20 17 (US) a sweetened bal...
corncake 19 19 a cake made of maize...
corncobs 21 18 CORNCOB, the cob or...
corncrib 22 18 a building in which...
corneous 15 13 of a hornlike textur...
cornered 15 13 CORNER, to gain cont...
cornetcy 25 17 a rank in the Britis...
cornetti 16 12 CORNETTO, (Italian)...
cornetto 15 12 (Italian) an old woo...
cornetts 16 12 CORNETT, an old wood...
cornflag 20 18 another name for the...
cornhusk 20 19 the husk covering an...
corniced 19 16 CORNICE, to decorate...
cornices 19 15 CORNICE, to decorate...
corniche 21 17 (French) a coastal r...
cornicle 20 16 a wax-secreting orga...
corniest 16 12 CORNY, trite, sentim...
cornific 22 18 producing horns [adj...
cornists 17 12 CORNIST, a performer...
cornland 16 15 ground suitable for...
cornloft 19 16 a loft for corn; a g...
cornmeal 17 16 meal made from corn...
cornmill 20 17 a flour-mill [n -S]
cornmoth 19 17 a moth of the clothe...
cornpipe 20 18 a musical instrument...
cornpone 16 16 a cornbread [n -S]
cornrent 15 13 a rent for agricultu...
cornrows 19 15 CORNROW, to braid ha...
cornsilk 19 17 silky threads on an...
cornuses 16 13 CORNUS, a hardwood t...
cornuted 16 14 CORNUTE, to cuckold...
cornutes 16 13 CORNUTE, to cuckold...
cornutos 16 13 CORNUTO, (Italian) a...
cornworm 20 18 a corn weevil [n -S]
corocore 18 14 a Malayan boat, also...
corocoro 18 14 a Malayan boat, also...
corodies 16 12 CORODY, an allowance...
corollas 18 13 COROLLA, (Latin) the...
coronach 20 17 a dirge, also CORANA...
coronals 16 13 CORONAL, a circlet;...
coronary 21 14 an artery supplying...
coronate 14 12 to crown [v CORONATE...
coronels 16 13 CORONEL, the iron he...
coroners 15 12 CORONER, an officer...
coronets 15 12 CORONET, a small cro...
coronial 16 13 of or relating to a...
coronium 17 16 the name given to a...
coronoid 15 13 pertaining to or des...
corotate 15 11 to rotate together [...
corporal 19 15 relating to the body...
corporas 18 14 (obsolete) a white c...
corpsing 20 17 CORPSE, to forget on...
corpsman 19 18 an enlisted man trai...
corpsmen 19 18 CORPSMAN, an enliste...
corpuses 19 15 CORPUS, a human or a...
corraded 16 13 CORRADE, to wear awa...
corrades 16 12 CORRADE, to wear awa...
corrects 20 14 CORRECT, to make rig...
corretto 16 11 (Italian) espresso w...
corridas 17 12 CORRIDA, a bullfight...
corridor 17 12 a narrow hallway [n...
corrival 20 16 to rival, also CORIV...
corroded 16 13 CORRODE, to eat away...
corroder 16 12 something that corro...
corrodes 16 12 CORRODE, to eat away...
corrupts 20 15 CORRUPT, to make bad...
corsages 17 13 CORSAGE, the waist o...
corsairs 17 11 CORSAIR, (historical...
corselet 17 12 a piece of body armo...
corseted 16 12 CORSET, to fit with...
corsetry 23 13 the work of making c...
corsites 17 11 CORSITE, a variety o...
corsives 19 15 CORSIVE, a corrosive...
corslets 18 12 CORSLET, a piece of...
corsneds 16 13 CORSNED, a historica...
corteges 17 13 CORTEGE, (French) a...
cortexes 22 18 CORTEX, (Latin) the...
cortical 21 15 pertaining to the co...
cortices 20 14 CORTEX, (Latin) the...
cortinas 16 12 CORTINA, a membrane...
cortisol 18 12 a hormone used to tr...
corulers 18 13 CORULER, one that ru...
corundum 18 18 a mineral consisting...
corveted 18 16 CORVET, of a horse,...
corvette 18 15 a highly manoeuvrabl...
corvinas 18 16 CORVINA, a bluish-gr...
corvuses 19 16 CORVUS, (Latin) a gr...
corybant 24 17 one of the priests o...
corymbed 26 20 clustered with flowe...
coryphee 26 18 (French) a leading d...
coryphes 27 18 CORYPHE, (archaic) t...
coscript 23 17 to collaborate in wr...
cosecant 18 15 a trigonometrical fu...
coshered 18 14 COSHER, to pamper, c...
cosherer 18 13 someone who lives on...
cosigned 17 15 COSIGN, to sign join...
cosigner 17 14 one who cosigns [n -...
cosiness 16 12 the state of being c...
cosmeses 17 14 COSMESIS, cosmetic s...
cosmesis 18 14 cosmetic surgery [n...
cosmetic 21 17 relating to beauty p...
cosmical 22 18 pertaining to the co...
cosmines 17 15 COSMINE, a hard subs...
cosmisms 20 17 COSMISM, the belief...
cosmists 19 14 COSMIST, one who adh...
cosmoses 17 14 COSMOS, the universe...
cosplays 26 17 COSPLAY, the practic...
cossacks 21 18 COSSACK, a Russian c...
cosseted 16 12 COSSET, to fondle or...
costally 25 15 relating to the ribs...
costards 17 12 COSTARD, an apple, l...
costated 16 12 having ribs, also CO...
costeans 15 12 COSTEAN, in mining,...
costings 18 14 COSTING, an estimati...
costless 18 12 free of charge [adj...
costlier 18 12 COSTLY, expensive [a...
costmary 24 16 a garden plant havin...
costrels 18 12 COSTREL, an eared bo...
costumed 18 16 COSTUME, to dress [v...
costumer 18 15 one who makes or dea...
costumes 18 15 COSTUME, to dress [v...
costumey 24 17 pertaining to a cost...
costuses 17 12 COSTUS, an aromatic...
coteline 16 13 a medieval close-fit...
cotenant 14 13 a joint tenant [n -S...
coteries 16 11 COTERIE, (French) a...
cothurni 19 15 COTHURN, a buskin wo...
cothurns 19 15 COTHURN, a buskin wo...
cotillon 18 14 (French) an elaborat...
cotingas 17 14 COTINGA, a tropical...
cotinine 15 13 an alkaloid produced...
cotising 18 14 COTISE, to give a he...
cotlands 17 14 COTLAND, land belong...
cotquean 23 22 a woman of humble bi...
cottabus 19 15 (Greek) an ancient G...
cottaged 17 14 COTTAGE, to cruise l...
cottager 17 13 one who lives in a c...
cottages 17 13 COTTAGE, to cruise l...
cottagey 23 15 cottage-like [adj]
cottered 16 12 COTTER [v]
cottiers 17 11 COTTIER, an Irish te...
cottised 17 12 COTTISE, to give a h...
cottises 17 11 COTTISE, to give a h...
cottoned 15 13 COTTON, to take a li...
cottowns 19 15 COTTOWN, (Scots) a g...
cottuses 17 12 COTTUS, any fish of...
coturnix 23 20 a small quail [n -ES...
cotyloid 24 15 cup-shaped [adj] / t...
couchant 21 18 in heraldry, lying o...
couchees 21 17 COUCHEE, an evening...
couchers 22 17 COUCHER, one who cou...
couching 23 20 embroidery in which...
coughers 20 16 COUGHER, one that co...
coughing 21 19 the act of giving a...
couguars 18 15 COUGUAR, a mountain...
couldest 18 14 CAN, to put in a cyl...
coulisse 18 13 (French) a piece of...
couloirs 18 13 COULOIR, (French) a...
coulombs 21 19 COULOMB, (French) th...
coulters 18 13 COULTER, a blade on...
coumaric 21 18 of coumarin, also CU...
coumarin 17 16 a chemical compound,...
coumarou 17 16 the seed of a tropic...
councils 21 17 COUNCIL, an assembly...
counsels 17 14 COUNSEL, to advise [...
counters 16 13 COUNTER, to oppose [...
countess 16 13 the wife of an earl...
countian 15 14 a resident of a coun...
counties 16 13 COUNTY, an administr...
counting 17 16 COUNT, to number [v]
countrol 17 14 to control [v COUNTR...
couplers 20 16 COUPLER, someone who...
couplets 20 16 COUPLET, a pair of r...
coupling 21 19 a joining device [n...
coupures 19 16 COUPURE, (French) a...
courages 17 14 COURAGE, the quality...
courante 15 13 (French) an old danc...
couranto 15 13 an old dance with a...
courants 16 13 COURANT, an old danc...
courbing 20 18 COURB, (archaic) to...
couriers 17 12 COURIER, to deliver...
courlans 17 14 COURLAN, a South Ame...
coursers 17 12 COURSER, a swift hor...
coursing 18 15 the pursuit of game...
courters 17 12 COURTER, one who cou...
courtesy 23 14 to curtsey [v COURTE...
courtier 17 12 someone in attendanc...
courting 18 15 COURT, to woo [v]
courtlet 18 13 a petty court [n -S]
couscous 20 16 the grain of the Afr...
cousinly 24 16 like a cousin [adj]
cousinry 23 15 cousins collectively...
couteaux 22 20 COUTEAU, a knife [n]
couthest 19 14 COUTH, sophisticated...
couthier 19 14 COUTHIE, friendly, a...
coutille 19 14 a type of cotton fab...
coutures 17 13 COUTURE, the busines...
couvades 18 17 COUVADE, a primitive...
couverts 19 16 COUVERT, (French) a...
covalent 18 17 sharing electron pai...
covaried 18 16 COVARY, to vary mean...
covaries 18 15 COVARY, to vary mean...
covelets 19 16 COVELET, a small cov...
covenant 16 17 to enter into a bind...
coverage 18 17 the extent to which...
coverall 20 17 one-piece protective...
coverers 18 15 COVERER, one that co...
covering 19 18 something that cover...
coverlet 19 16 a bed covering, also...
coverlid 20 17 a bed covering, also...
coversed 18 16 as in coversed sine/...
covertly 26 18 COVERT, secret [adv]
coverups 21 19 COVERUP, something u...
coveters 18 15 COVETER, one who cov...
coveting 19 18 COVET, to desire gre...
covetise 18 15 (obsolete) covetousn...
covetous 18 16 avaricious [adj COVE...
covinous 18 17 (archaic) fraudulent...
cowarded 19 16 COWARD, to weaken th...
cowardly 27 18 lacking courage [adj...
cowardry 26 17 cowardice [n COWARDR...
cowbanes 20 18 COWBANE, the water h...
cowbells 24 19 COWBELL, a bell worn...
cowberry 28 19 the red whortleberry...
cowbinds 22 19 COWBIND, a species o...
cowbirds 23 18 COWBIRD, a kind of A...
cowboyed 27 20 COWBOY, to behave li...
cowering 20 17 COWER, to cringe [v]
cowflaps 25 21 COWFLAP, a dropping...
cowflops 25 21 COWFLOP, a dropping...
cowgirls 23 17 COWGIRL, a female ra...
cowgrass 21 16 a type of red clover...
cowhages 22 18 COWHAGE, (Hindi) a l...
cowhands 21 18 COWHAND, one who loo...
cowheard 21 17 (Spenser) a coward [...
cowheels 22 17 COWHEEL, the foot of...
cowherbs 24 19 COWHERB, a European...
cowherds 22 17 COWHERD, one who ten...
cowhided 22 18 COWHIDE, to flog wit...
cowhides 22 17 COWHIDE, to flog wit...
cowhouse 21 17 a building to house...
cowinner 18 16 one of two or more w...
cowishes 22 16 COWISH, an umbellife...
cowlicks 26 22 COWLICK, a lock of u...
cowlings 22 18 COWLING, a covering...
coworker 20 18 a fellow worker [n -...
cowplops 25 21 COWPLOP, a dropping...
cowpokes 22 21 COWPOKE, (colloquial...
cowpoxes 27 24 COWPOX, a cattle dis...
cowpunks 23 23 COWPUNK, music combi...
cowriter 20 14 one who cowrites [n...
cowrites 20 14 COWRITE, to collabor...
cowsheds 22 17 COWSHED, a shelter f...
cowskins 21 19 COWSKIN, the hide of...
cowslips 24 18 COWSLIP, a flowering...
cowtowns 22 18 COWTOWN, a rural tow...
cowtrees 19 14 COWTREE, a South Ame...
coxalgia 24 21 pain in the hip, als...
coxalgic 28 24 pertaining to pain i...
coxcombs 29 27 COXCOMB, a foolishly...
coxiness 22 19 cockiness [n -ES]
coxswain 25 22 to steer a racing ro...
coyishly 33 18 COYISH, somewhat coy...
coystrel 24 14 (obsolete) an inferi...
coystril 25 14 (obsolete) an inferi...
cozenage 18 23 the practice of coze...
cozeners 18 21 COZENER, one who coz...
cozening 19 24 COZEN, to cheat, als...
coziness 19 21 the state or quality...
craaling 18 15 CRAAL, to pen in an...
crabbers 21 17 CRABBER, a crab fish...
crabbier 21 17 CRABBY, ill-tempered...
crabbily 29 20 CRABBY, ill-tempered...
crabbing 22 20 CRAB, to obstruct, f...
crablike 21 19 like a crab [adj]
crabmeat 19 17 the edible part of a...
crabwise 22 17 in the manner of a c...
crabwood 21 18 a tropical American...
crachach 27 21 (Welsh) Welsh people...
crackers 21 18 CRACKER, a thin, cri...
crackets 21 18 CRACKET, (English di...
crackier 21 18 CRACKY, full of crac...
crackies 21 18 CRACKIE, a small dog...
cracking 22 21 a chemical process [...
crackjaw 26 30 a word which is hard...
crackled 22 20 CRACKLE, to emit sna...
crackles 22 19 CRACKLE, to emit sna...
cracknel 21 20 a hard, crisp biscui...
crackpot 23 21 an eccentric person...
crackups 24 22 CRACKUP, a mental br...
cracowes 22 17 CRACOWE, a long-toed...
cradlers 18 13 CRADLER, one who cra...
cradling 19 16 a wooden or iron fra...
crafters 19 14 CRAFTER, a person do...
craftier 19 14 CRAFTY, skillful in...
craftily 27 17 CRAFTY, skillful in...
crafting 20 17 CRAFT, to make by ha...
cragfast 20 16 stuck on a crag [adj...
craggers 19 15 CRAGGER, a member of...
craggier 19 15 CRAGGY, full of crag...
craggily 27 18 CRAGGY, full of crag...
cragsman 18 17 someone who climbs c...
cragsmen 18 17 CRAGSMAN, someone wh...
cramboes 19 17 CRAMBO, a game in wh...
cramfull 23 20 completely full [adj...
crammers 19 17 CRAMMER, a person wh...
cramming 20 20 the act of stuffing...
cramoisy 24 16 (archaic) crimson, a...
crampers 20 17 CRAMPER, a spiked me...
crampets 20 17 CRAMPET, a metal tip...
crampier 20 17 CRAMPY, affected wit...
cramping 21 20 CRAMP, to confine or...
crampits 21 17 CRAMPIT, a metal tip...
crampons 19 18 CRAMPON, to climb us...
crampoon 18 18 a device for raising...
cranages 16 14 CRANAGE, the use of...
cranched 21 18 CRANCH, to chew with...
cranches 21 17 CRANCH, to chew with...
cranefly 25 18 a fly with very long...
craniate 15 12 one that has a skull...
craniums 18 16 CRANIUM, the skull [...
crankest 17 16 CRANK, lively [adj]
crankier 17 16 CRANKY, cantankerous...
crankily 25 19 CRANKY, cantankerous...
cranking 18 19 CRANK, to start manu...
crankish 20 18 eccentric [adj]
crankled 18 18 CRANKLE, to bend, tw...
crankles 18 17 CRANKLE, to bend, tw...
crankous 17 17 cranky [adj]
crankpin 19 20 the handle of a cran...
crannied 15 14 CRANNY, to open in c...
crannies 15 13 CRANNY, to open in c...
crannoge 15 15 (Gaelic) a lake dwel...
crannogs 16 15 CRANNOG, (Gaelic) a...
crantses 16 12 CRANTS, (Shakespeare...
crapauds 19 16 CRAPAUD, (French) a...
crapiest 19 14 CRAPY, like crape [a...
crapolas 19 15 CRAPOLA, (colloquial...
crappers 21 17 CRAPPER, a toilet [n...
crappier 21 17 CRAPPY, inferior in...
crappies 21 17 CRAPPIE, a kind of f...
crapping 22 20 CRAP, to defecate [v...
crashers 19 13 CRASHER, one who cra...
crashing 20 16 extreme, overwhelmin...
crashpad 21 17 temporary accommodat...
crassest 17 11 CRASS, grossly vulga...
cratches 22 16 CRATCH, a feed box f...
crateful 20 16 the contents of a cr...
cratered 16 12 CRATER, to form cavi...
crathurs 20 14 CRATHUR, (Irish) a c...
cratonic 19 15 relating to a craton...
craunchy 28 20 crunchy [adj CRAUNCH...
cravates 18 15 CRAVATE, a scarf or...
cravened 17 17 CRAVEN, (Shakespeare...
cravenly 25 19 CRAVEN, cowardly [ad...
cravings 20 18 CRAVING, a great des...
crawdads 20 16 CRAWDAD, a crayfish,...
crawfish 25 19 a large edible fresh...
crawlers 21 15 CRAWLER, one that cr...
crawlier 21 15 CRAWLY, creepy [adj]
crawling 22 18 creeping; lousy, ver...
crawlway 30 20 a small low tunnel [...
crayfish 28 18 a large edible fresh...
crayoned 21 15 CRAYON, to use a dra...
crayoner 21 14 one who crayons, als...
craythur 26 16 (Irish) a woman, als...
craziest 20 20 CRAZY, insane [adj]
crazings 21 23 CRAZING, a pattern o...
creakier 17 15 CREAKY, creaking, al...
creakily 25 18 CREAKY, creaking, al...
creaking 18 18 CREAK, to make a squ...
creamers 17 14 CREAMER, a device fo...
creamery 23 16 a place where butter...
creamier 17 14 CREAMY, having the c...
creamily 25 17 CREAMY, having the c...
creaming 18 17 CREAM, to select the...
creances 18 15 CREANCE, the cord us...
creasers 16 11 CREASER, one who cre...
creasier 16 11 CREASY, having wrink...
creasing 17 14 CREASE, to make a wr...
creasote 15 11 a pitch-like substan...
creatine 15 12 a chemical found wit...
creating 17 14 CREATE, to bring int...
creatins 16 12 CREATIN, a chemical...
creation 15 12 something that is cr...
creative 18 15 having the ability t...
creators 16 11 CREATOR, one that cr...
creatrix 23 18 a female creator, al...
creature 16 12 a living being [n -S...
credence 18 16 a small table for ho...
credenda 15 14 CREDENDUM, an articl...
credenza 18 22 (Italian) a long sid...
credible 20 16 believable [adj]
credibly 27 18 CREDIBLE, believable...
credited 17 13 CREDIT, to accept as...
creditor 17 12 one to whom money is...
creekier 17 15 CREEKY, full of cree...
creeling 18 15 CREEL, to put fish i...
creepage 18 16 gradual movement [n...
creepers 18 14 CREEPER, a creeping...
creepier 18 14 CREEPY, rather eerie...
creepies 18 14 CREEPIE, a low stool...
creepily 26 17 CREEPY, rather eerie...
creeping 19 17 CREEP, to advance st...
creeshed 18 14 CREESH, to grease [v...
creeshes 18 13 CREESH, to grease [v...
creesing 17 14 CREESE, to stab with...
cremains 17 15 the ashes of a crema...
cremated 17 15 CREMATE, to reduce t...
cremates 17 14 CREMATE, to reduce t...
cremator 17 14 one who, or that whi...
creminis 18 15 CREMINI, a dark brow...
cremonas 16 15 CREMONA, an ancient...
cremorne 16 15 an ancient double-re...
cremosin 17 15 (obsolete) crimson,...
crenated 15 13 having a notched or...
creneled 16 14 CRENEL, to make inde...
crenelle 17 14 (French) a crenellat...
crenshaw 21 17 a variety of honeyde...
creodont 15 13 any member of a grou...
creolian 16 13 a type of mixed lang...
creolise 17 12 to cause a language...
creolist 18 12 a person who studies...
creolize 20 21 to cause a language...
creosols 17 12 CREOSOL, one of the...
creosote 15 11 to treat with a wood...
crepance 20 18 a sore on a horse's...
creperie 18 14 a restaurant that sp...
crepiest 19 14 CREPY, having the te...
crepitus 20 15 the sound made by a...
crescent 19 15 a curved shape like...
crescive 22 18 increasing [adj CRES...
cressets 17 11 CRESSET, (historical...
cressier 17 11 CRESSY, like cress [...
crestals 18 12 CRESTAL, a crystal [...
cresting 18 14 an ornamental ridgin...
crestons 16 12 CRESTON, a ridge on...
cresylic 28 17 relating to cresol,...
cretisms 19 14 CRETISM, a lie [n]
cretonne 14 13 (French) a heavy cot...
creutzer 20 21 (German) a small cop...
crevalle 20 17 a silvery food and g...
crevasse 18 15 to make a fissure in...
crevette 18 15 (French) a shrimp or...
creviced 22 19 having a crevice [ad...
crevices 22 18 CREVICE, a cleft [n]
crewcuts 24 18 CREWCUT, a short hai...
crewless 21 15 without a crew [adj]
crewmate 20 17 a fellow crewman [n...
crewneck 23 22 a sweater with a rou...
cribbage 22 19 a card game [n -S]
cribbers 22 17 CRIBBER, one that cr...
cribbing 23 20 a supporting framewo...
cribbled 23 19 CRIBBLE, to decorate...
cribbles 23 18 CRIBBLE, to decorate...
cribella 21 16 CRIBELLUM, a spinnin...
cribrate 19 14 perforated like a si...
cribrose 19 14 perforated like a si...
cribrous 20 15 perforated like a si...
cribwork 24 21 a timber framework f...
cricetid 21 15 a member of the Cric...
crickets 22 18 CRICKET, to play a g...
cricking 23 21 CRICK, to cause a sp...
cricoids 21 15 CRICOID, a ring-shap...
crimeful 22 19 criminal [adj]
criminal 19 16 one who has committe...
criminis 19 15 CRIMINI, a dark brow...
crimmers 20 17 CRIMMER, (German) a...
crimpers 21 17 CRIMPER, a person or...
crimpier 21 17 CRIMPY, wrinkled, cu...
crimping 22 20 CRIMP, to press into...
crimpled 22 19 CRIMPLE, to wrinkle,...
crimples 22 18 CRIMPLE, to wrinkle,...
crimsons 18 15 CRIMSON, to make dee...
crinated 16 13 having hair, also CR...
cringers 18 14 CRINGER, a person wh...
cringing 19 17 servile [adj CRINGIN...
cringles 19 15 CRINGLE, a loop at t...
crinites 17 12 CRINITE, a fossil cr...
crinkled 19 18 CRINKLE, to wrinkle...
crinkles 19 17 CRINKLE, to wrinkle...
crinoids 17 13 CRINOID, a family of...
criollos 19 13 CRIOLLO, (Spanish) a...
crippled 23 19 CRIPPLE, to disable...
crippler 23 18 one that cripples; (...
cripples 23 18 CRIPPLE, to disable...
crispate 19 14 having a wavy edge,...
crispens 19 15 CRISPEN, to make cri...
crispers 20 14 CRISPER, a compartme...
crispest 20 14 CRISP, brittle [adj]
crispier 20 14 CRISPY, crisp in tex...
crispies 20 14 as in rice crispies,...
crispily 28 17 CRISPY, crisp in tex...
crisping 21 17 CRISP, to make britt...
crispins 20 15 CRISPIN, a poetic na...
cristate 17 11 having a projection...
criteria 17 11 CRITERION, a standar...
critical 22 15 given to criticism [...
critique 26 21 to judge as a critic...
critters 18 11 CRITTER, a creature,...
critturs 19 12 CRITTUR, (colloquial...
crivvens 21 20 (Scots) an interject...
croakers 17 15 CROAKER, a person or...
croakier 17 15 CROAKY, low and hoar...
croakily 25 18 CROAKY, low and hoar...
croaking 18 18 a low, hoarse sound...
croceate 18 14 (obsolete) saffron-c...
croceine 18 15 a red or orange azo...
croceins 19 15 CROCEIN, a red or or...
croceous 19 15 saffron-coloured, al...
crochets 22 16 CROCHET, to work woo...
crockery 27 20 domestic pottery [n...
crockets 21 18 CROCKET, a curling l...
crocking 22 21 CROCK, to break down...
crockpot 23 21 (tradename) a brand...
crocoite 19 14 a bright red mineral...
crocuses 20 15 CROCUS, an iridaceou...
crofters 19 14 CROFTER, a tenant fa...
crofting 20 17 the system of land t...
croggies 19 15 CROGGY, a ride on th...
crogging 20 18 CROG, to ride as a p...
cromacks 22 21 CROMACK, a stick wit...
crombecs 23 20 CROMBEC, a kind of A...
crombing 21 20 CROMB, to draw by a...
cromlech 24 20 (Welsh) a prehistori...
cromorna 16 15 (German) an ancient...
cromorne 16 15 an ancient double-re...
cronkest 17 16 CRONK, (Australian c...
cronyism 24 17 appointment of frien...
croodled 17 14 CROODLE, (Scots) to...
croodles 17 13 CROODLE, (Scots) to...
crookery 23 17 crooked activity [n...
crookest 17 15 CROOK, (Australian s...
crooking 18 18 CROOK, to bend or fo...
crooling 18 15 CROOL, (Australian s...
crooners 15 12 CROONER, one who cro...
croonier 15 12 CROONY, having or be...
crooning 16 15 singing in a sentime...
cropfull 24 20 as much as a bird's...
cropfuls 23 19 CROPFUL, as much as...
cropland 19 17 farm land [n -S]
cropless 20 15 without a crop [adj]
croppers 21 17 CROPPER, a plant tha...
croppies 21 17 CROPPY, an Irish reb...
cropping 22 20 CROP, to cut off sho...
cropsick 24 21 sick from overeating...
croquets 25 21 CROQUET, to play a g...
crosiers 17 11 CROSIER, a bishop's...
crossarm 18 14 a horizontal bar [n...
crossbar 19 14 to fasten with cross...
crossbit 20 14 CROSSBITE, to swindl...
crossbow 22 17 a weapon for shootin...
crosscut 21 15 to cut across [v CRO...
crossers 17 11 CROSSER, one that cr...
crossest 17 11 CROSS, ill-tempered...
crossing 18 14 an intersection [n -...
crossish 20 13 somewhat cross [adj]
crosslet 18 12 a heraldic symbol [n...
crossply 27 17 of a tyre, having la...
crosstie 17 11 a supporting tie pla...
crossway 26 16 a road that crosses...
crostata 16 11 (Italian) a type of...
crostini 17 12 a dish of toasted or...
crostino 16 12 (Italian) a piece of...
crotales 17 12 CROTALE, a small cym...
crotalum 19 16 (Latin) a clapper or...
crotched 22 17 having a crotch [adj...
crotches 22 16 CROTCH, the human ge...
crotchet 22 16 a small hook [n -S]
crotonic 19 15 as in crotonic acid,...
crottles 18 12 CROTTLE, (Gaelic) a...
crouched 22 18 CROUCH, to squat or...
crouches 22 17 CROUCH, to squat or...
croupade 18 16 (French) in dressage...
croupers 19 15 CROUPER, a strap buc...
croupier 19 15 an attendant in a ca...
croupily 27 18 CROUPY, affected wit...
crouping 20 18 CROUP, to speak hoar...
croupons 18 16 CROUPON, the human b...
croupous 19 16 pertaining to croup...
crousely 24 15 CROUSE, lively [adv]
croutons 16 13 CROUTON, (French) a...
crowbait 22 17 an old horse [n -S]
crowbars 22 17 CROWBAR, to use a st...
crowboot 21 17 a type of Inuit boot...
crowders 20 15 CROWDER, a fiddler [...
crowdies 20 15 CROWDIE, (Scots) a m...
crowding 21 18 CROWD, to press clos...
crowfeet 21 17 CROWFOOT, a wild flo...
crowfoot 21 17 a wild flower, aka b...
crowings 21 17 CROWING, the act of...
crowners 19 15 CROWNER, an officer...
crownets 19 15 CROWNET, a small cro...
crowning 20 18 CROWN, to invest wit...
crownlet 20 16 a small crown [n -S]
crowstep 22 17 a steplike figure on...
croziers 20 20 CROZIER, a bishop's...
crozzled 24 31 (Yorkshire dialect)...
crubeens 18 16 CRUBEEN, a pig's tro...
crucians 20 16 CRUCIAN, a colourful...
cruciate 20 15 cross-shaped or Y-sh...
crucible 24 19 a heat-resistant ves...
crucifer 23 18 one who bears a cros...
crucifix 30 25 a cross bearing an i...
cruddier 18 14 CRUDDY, dirty, unple...
crudding 19 17 CRUD, to be blocked...
cruddled 19 16 CRUDDLE, (Spenser) t...
cruddles 19 15 CRUDDLE, (Spenser) t...
crudiest 18 13 CRUDY, (Shakespeare)...
crudites 18 13 raw vegetables serve...
cruelest 18 13 CRUEL, disposed to i...
crueller 19 14 CRUEL, disposed to i...
cruisers 18 12 CRUISER, a high-spee...
cruisier 18 12 CRUISY, frequented b...
cruisies 18 12 CRUISIE, (Scots) an...
cruising 19 15 the act of driving a...
cruizies 21 21 CRUIZIE, an open iro...
crullers 20 14 CRULLER, in North Am...
crumbers 21 18 CRUMBER, one who mak...
crumbier 21 18 CRUMBY, full of crum...
crumbing 22 21 CRUMB, to break into...
crumbled 22 20 CRUMBLE, to break up...
crumbles 22 19 CRUMBLE, to break up...
crumbums 23 22 CRUMBUM, a despicabl...
crumenal 18 17 (Spenser) a purse [n...
crumhorn 20 18 (German) an ancient...
crummack 24 25 (Gaelic) a crook, a...
crummier 20 18 CRUMMY, mean, despic...
crummies 20 18 CRUMMIE, (Scots) a c...
crummily 28 21 CRUMMY [adv]
crummock 24 25 (Gaelic) a crook, a...
crumpest 21 18 CRUMP, crisp, also C...
crumpets 21 18 CRUMPET, a small cak...
crumpier 21 18 CRUMPY, crisp, also...
crumping 22 21 CRUMP, to crunch [v]
crumpled 22 20 CRUMPLE, to wrinkle...
crumples 22 19 CRUMPLE, to wrinkle...
crunched 22 19 CRUNCH, to chew with...
cruncher 22 18 one that crunches [n...
crunches 22 18 CRUNCH, to chew with...
crunchie 22 18 (offensive) an Afrik...
crunkled 19 19 CRUNKLE, to crumple...
crunkles 19 18 CRUNKLE, to crumple...
crunodal 17 15 relating to a crunod...
crunodes 16 14 CRUNODE, a point at...
cruppers 22 18 CRUPPER, a strap on...
crusaded 17 14 CRUSADE, to engage i...
crusader 17 13 one that crusades [n...
crusades 17 13 CRUSADE, to engage i...
crusados 17 13 CRUSADO, an old Port...
crushers 20 14 CRUSHER, one that cr...
crushing 21 17 CRUSH, to press out...
crusians 17 13 CRUSIAN, a colourful...
crustate 17 12 covered with a crust...
crustier 18 12 CRUSTY, covered with...
crusties 18 12 CRUSTY, a young vagr...
crustily 26 15 CRUSTY, covered with...
crusting 19 15 CRUST, to form a har...
crustose 17 12 forming a thin britt...
crutched 23 18 CRUTCH, to support o...
crutches 23 17 CRUTCH, to support o...
cruzados 20 22 CRUZADO, an old Port...
cruzeiro 20 21 (Portuguese) the sta...
cryingly 32 19 CRYING, distressing,...
cryobank 25 21 a place for storing...
cryogens 23 16 CRYOGEN, a substance...
cryogeny 29 18 a branch of physics...
cryolite 24 14 a mineral, also KRYO...
cryonics 26 17 the freezing of the...
cryostat 23 13 a refrigeration appa...
cryotron 22 14 a tiny form of elect...
cryptons 25 17 CRYPTON, an element,...
crystals 25 14 CRYSTAL, a transpare...
ctenidia 16 13 CTENIDIUM, a comblik...
cubature 19 16 the process of findi...
cubbiest 22 18 CUBBY, plump, squat...
cubbings 23 21 CUBBING, cub-hunting...
cubhoods 21 18 CUBHOOD, the state o...
cubicity 30 20 the state of being c...
cubicles 24 19 CUBICLE, a partially...
cubicula 24 20 CUBICULUM, a burial...
cubiform 23 21 shaped like a cube [...
cubistic 24 18 relating to cubism,...
cuboidal 20 17 relating to a cuboid...
cuckolds 23 21 CUCKOLD, a man with...
cuckooed 20 20 CUCKOO, to repeat mo...
cucumber 24 22 a garden vegetable,...
cucurbit 24 19 a chemical vessel us...
cudbears 19 16 CUDBEAR, a purple or...
cuddlers 19 15 CUDDLER, one who cud...
cuddlier 19 15 CUDDLY, pleasant to...
cuddling 20 18 CUDDLE, to embrace [...
cudgeled 19 17 CUDGEL, to beat with...
cudgeler 19 16 one who cudgels, als...
cudgerie 18 15 (Australia) a large...
cudweeds 20 17 CUDWEED, a woolly co...
cuffable 24 22 of a sock, intended...
cuffless 23 19 without a cuff [adj]
cuffling 24 22 CUFFLE, (obsolete) t...
cufflink 24 24 a small chain used t...
cuisines 17 13 CUISINE, (French) co...
cuissers 18 12 CUISSER, (Scots) a s...
cuitered 17 13 CUITER, (Scots) to w...
cuitikin 19 17 (Scots) a gaiter, al...
cuittled 19 14 CUITTLE, (Scots) to...
cuittles 19 13 CUITTLE, (Scots) to...
culchier 24 18 CULCHIE, (Irish) rus...
culchies 24 18 CULCHIE, a rustic, a...
culicids 23 17 CULICID, a mosquito,...
culicine 21 17 a mosquito of a grou...
culinary 24 16 pertaining to cooker...
cullings 21 17 CULLING, a selection...
cullions 19 15 CULLION, (archaic) a...
cullises 20 14 CULLIS, a strong bro...
cullying 27 19 CULLY, to cheat, dec...
cullyism 28 19 the state of being d...
culottes 18 13 CULOTTE, (French) a...
culpable 23 20 blameworthy [adj CUL...
culpably 30 22 CULPABLE, blameworth...
culprits 22 16 CULPRIT, one who is...
culshier 21 15 CULSHIE, rustic, boo...
culshies 21 15 CULSHIE, a person fr...
cultches 24 18 CULTCH, the flooring...
cultiest 19 13 CULTY, intended to a...
cultigen 19 16 a variety of plant o...
cultisms 21 16 CULTISM, devotion to...
cultists 20 13 CULTIST, a member of...
cultivar 21 17 a variety of plant o...
cultlike 21 18 like a cult [adj]
cultrate 18 13 shaped like a knife...
cultural 20 15 relating to culture...
cultured 19 15 CULTURE, to cultivat...
cultures 19 14 CULTURE, to cultivat...
cultuses 19 14 CULTUS, (Latin) a re...
culverin 20 18 a lightweight, porta...
culverts 21 17 CULVERT [n]
cumacean 19 19 a small crustacean l...
cumarins 18 16 CUMARIN, a chemical...
cumarone 16 16 a liquid derived fro...
cumbered 20 19 CUMBER, to burden [v...
cumberer 20 18 one who cumbers [n -...
cumbrous 21 19 hindering, obstructi...
cumbungi 22 22 (Native Australian)...
cumquats 27 25 CUMQUAT, (Chinese) a...
cumshaws 24 20 CUMSHAW, (Chinese) a...
cumulate 19 17 in a heap [adj CUMUL...
cumulets 20 17 CUMULET, a variety o...
cumulose 19 17 pertaining to clouds...
cumulous 20 18 like cumulus, a kind...
cunabula 19 18 the extant copies of...
cuneated 15 14 wedge-shaped, also C...
cuneatic 19 16 wedge-shaped, also C...
cunettes 16 13 CUNETTE, (French) a...
cuniform 20 19 a wedge-shaped scrip...
cunjevoi 20 26 (Native Australian)...
cunnings 17 17 CUNNING, skill in de...
cupboard 21 19 an item of furniture...
cupcakes 23 22 CUPCAKE, a small rou...
cupelers 20 16 CUPELER, one who ass...
cupeling 21 19 CUPEL, to refine gol...
cupelled 21 18 CUPEL, to refine gol...
cupeller 21 17 someone who cupels,...
cupgalls 23 19 CUPGALL, a cup-shape...
cupheads 21 18 CUPHEAD, a hemispher...
cupidity 27 18 avarice, greed [n CU...
cupolaed 19 17 CUPOLA, to furnish w...
cuppiest 22 18 CUPPY, cuplike [adj]
cuppings 23 21 CUPPING, in medicine...
cupreous 19 16 containing copper [a...
cuprites 20 15 CUPRITE, the ore of...
cupulate 20 17 cup-shaped, also CUP...
curacaos 19 15 CURACAO, a type of l...
curacies 20 15 CURACY, the office o...
curacoas 19 15 CURACOA, a type of l...
curarine 16 13 an alkaloid derivati...
curarise 17 12 to poison with curar...
curarize 20 21 to poison with curar...
curassow 20 15 a turkey-like bird,...
curating 18 15 CURATE, to act as a...
curation 16 13 the work of a curato...
curative 19 16 tending to cure, als...
curators 17 12 CURATOR, a person wh...
curatory 23 14 tending to cure [adj...
curatrix 24 19 (Latin) a female cur...
curbable 22 19 able to be curbed [a...
curbings 21 18 CURBING, a concrete...
curbless 21 16 without a curb [adj]
curbside 20 16 the side of a paveme...
curchefs 25 20 CURCHEF, a covering...
curculio 22 17 a kind of weevil [n...
curcumas 22 19 CURCUMA, any plant o...
curcumin 22 20 the saffron-yellow c...
curdiest 18 13 CURDY, having the te...
curdlers 19 14 CURDLER, something o...
curdling 20 17 CURDLE, to congeal,...
cureless 18 13 not curable [adj]
curetted 17 13 CURETTE, to scrape w...
curettes 17 12 CURETTE, to scrape w...
curlicue 22 17 to decorate with fan...
curliest 19 13 CURLY, tending to cu...
curlings 20 16 CURLING, a sport pla...
curlycue 28 19 a fancy twist or cur...
curniest 17 13 CURNY, granular, als...
currachs 23 17 CURRACH, (Irish) a l...
curraghs 21 16 CURRAGH, (Irish) a l...
currants 17 13 CURRANT, a small bla...
curranty 23 15 full of currants [ad...
currency 26 18 a monetary medium of...
currents 17 13 CURRENT, a continuou...
curricle 22 16 a two-wheeled open c...
curriers 18 12 CURRIER, a person wh...
curriery 24 14 the shop of a currie...
currying 25 17 the dressing of leat...
curseder 17 13 CURSED, wicked [adj]
cursedly 25 16 CURSED, wicked [adv]
cursillo 20 14 (tradename) a type o...
cursings 19 15 CURSING, the act of...
cursitor 18 12 (obsolete) a clerk o...
cursives 20 16 CURSIVE, a flowing s...
cursores 17 12 in old classificatio...
curtails 19 13 CURTAIL, to cut shor...
curtains 17 13 CURTAIN, to furnish...
curtalax 24 20 a short broadsword,...
curtanas 16 13 CURTANA, a sword wit...
curtaxes 23 19 CURTAXE, (archaic) a...
curtness 17 13 the quality of being...
curtseys 24 14 CURTSEY, to bow poli...
curtsied 18 13 CURTSY, to bow polit...
curtsies 18 12 CURTSY, to bow polit...
curvated 19 17 bent in a regular fo...
curvedly 27 20 CURVED [adv]
curveted 19 17 CURVET, to leap, fri...
curviest 20 16 CURVEY, curved, also...
curvital 21 17 of curvature [adj]
cuscuses 21 16 CUSCUS, an arboreal...
cushiest 20 14 CUSHY, (colloquial)...
cushions 19 15 CUSHION, to pad with...
cushiony 25 17 like a cushion [adj]
cuspated 19 16 having a point [adj]
cuspidal 21 17 having a cusp [adj]
cuspides 20 16 CUSPIS, (Latin) a po...
cuspidor 20 16 (Portuguese) a spitt...
cuspiest 20 15 CUSPY, of a computer...
cussedly 25 16 CUSSED [adv]
cussword 21 16 a swearword [n -S]
custards 18 13 CUSTARD, a mixture o...
custardy 24 15 like a custard [adj]
custocks 22 19 CUSTOCK, (Scots) a c...
custodes 17 13 CUSTODE, a person wh...
customed 18 16 usual [adj]
customer 18 15 one who buys somethi...
custrels 19 13 CUSTREL, (historical...
custumal 20 17 a written record or...
cutaways 26 17 CUTAWAY, a type of c...
cutbacks 24 22 CUTBACK, a reduction...
cutbanks 20 20 CUTBANK, a steep str...
cutblock 25 23 a limited area autho...
cutchery 29 19 a judicial office in...
cutdowns 20 17 CUTDOWN, a reduction...
cuteness 16 13 the quality of being...
cutesier 17 12 CUTESY, (US) affecte...
cutglass 20 15 made of cut glass, i...
cutgrass 19 14 a kind of swamp gras...
cuticles 22 16 CUTICLE, any of vari...
cuticula 22 17 the outer hard cover...
cutikins 19 17 CUTIKIN, (Scots) a g...
cutinise 17 13 to become coated wit...
cutinize 20 22 to become coated wit...
cutlases 18 13 CUTLAS, a curved, on...
cutlette 18 13 a breaded patty of c...
cutlines 18 14 CUTLINE, (US) a capt...
cutovers 19 16 CUTOVER, (US) land c...
cutpurse 20 16 (historical) a perso...
cutscene 19 16 a type of scene in c...
cuttable 20 16 able to be cut [adj]
cuttages 18 14 CUTTAGE, a means of...
cuttiest 18 12 CUTTY, (Scots) short...
cuttings 19 15 CUTTING, a section c...
cuttling 20 16 CUTTLE, to fold clot...
cutwater 20 15 the forepart of a sh...
cutworks 22 19 CUTWORK, a type of e...
cutworms 22 18 CUTWORM, a caterpill...
cuvettes 19 16 CUVETTE, (French) a...
cwtching 27 22 CWTCH, (Welsh) to hi...
cyanamid 23 18 the amide of cyanoge...
cyanates 21 14 CYANATE, a salt of c...
cyanided 22 16 CYANIDE, to treat an...
cyanides 22 15 CYANIDE, to treat an...
cyanines 21 15 CYANINE, a blue dye,...
cyanised 22 15 CYANISE, to turn int...
cyanises 22 14 CYANISE, to turn int...
cyanites 22 14 CYANITE, a mineral,...
cyanitic 26 17 of or like cyanite,...
cyanized 25 24 CYANIZE, to turn int...
cyanizes 25 23 CYANIZE, to turn int...
cyanogen 21 17 a compound of carbon...
cyanosed 21 15 (colloquial) with a...
cyanoses 21 14 CYANOSIS, bluish dis...
cyanosis 22 14 bluish discoloration...
cyanotic 25 17 relating to cyanosis...
cyanuret 22 15 (obsolete) cyanide [...
cyathium 27 19 the characteristic i...
cyberpet 27 19 a computer simulated...
cybersex 31 23 sexual communication...
cyberwar 28 19 crippling an enemy s...
cycasins 26 17 CYCASIN, a derivativ...
cyclamen 27 21 a primulaceous flowe...
cyclases 27 17 CYCLASE, an enzyme t...
cyclecar 30 20 a type of motor vehi...
cycleway 36 22 a path reserved for...
cyclical 32 21 relating to a cycle...
cyclicly 39 23 CYCLIC, moving in co...
cyclings 29 20 CYCLING, the act of...
cyclised 28 18 CYCLISE, to form one...
cyclises 28 17 CYCLISE, to form one...
cyclists 29 17 CYCLIST, one who rid...
cyclitol 29 18 an alicyclic compoun...
cyclized 31 27 CYCLIZE, to form one...
cyclizes 31 26 CYCLIZE, to form one...
cycloids 28 18 CYCLOID, a curve tra...
cyclonal 27 19 relating to a cyclon...
cyclones 26 18 CYCLONE, a rotating...
cyclonic 30 21 relating to a cyclon...
cyclopes 29 20 CYCLOPS, a genus of...
cyclopic 33 23 like a cyclops [adj]
cycloses 27 17 CYCLOSIS, the circul...
cyclosis 28 17 the circulation of c...
cycluses 28 18 CYCLUS, a cycle of m...
cylinder 24 16 to provide with a tu...
cymatics 28 19 the therapeutic use...
cymatium 26 20 a curved moulding, a...
cymbaler 27 20 one who plays the cy...
cymbalom 28 23 a kind of Hungarian...
cymbalos 27 20 CYMBALO, (Italian) t...
cymbidia 27 20 CYMBIDIUM, a kind of...
cymbling 29 23 a variety of squash,...
cymlings 27 20 CYMLING, a variety o...
cymogene 23 19 a volatile compound...
cymosely 31 19 CYMOSE, resembling a...
cynanche 26 20 any inflammatory dis...
cynicism 28 20 suspicion of human n...
cynodont 21 16 a carnivorous mammal...
cynosure 22 15 a centre of attracti...
cyphered 27 19 CYPHER, to write in...
cypreses 25 16 CYPRES, the legal do...
cyprians 25 17 CYPRIAN, a lewd woma...
cyprides 26 17 CYPRIS, a type of ba...
cyprines 25 17 CYPRINE, a type of s...
cyprinid 26 18 relating to the carp...
cypruses 26 17 CYPRUS, (obsolete) a...
cypselae 25 17 CYPSELA, the fruit o...
cysteine 22 14 an amino acid that o...
cysteins 23 14 CYSTEIN, an amino ac...
cystines 23 14 CYSTINE, a sulphur-c...
cystitis 25 13 inflammation of the...
cystoids 24 14 CYSTOID, a cyst-like...
cytaster 23 13 a structure formed i...
cytidine 23 15 a compound containin...
cytisine 23 14 an alkaloid found in...
cytogeny 29 18 the formation of cel...
cytokine 23 18 a protein chemical m...
cytology 31 18 a study of cells [n...
cytosine 22 14 one of the nitrogen-...
cytosols 24 14 CYTOSOL, the fluid p...
cytosome 23 16 the part of a cell o...
czardoms 21 24 CZARDOM, the domain...
czarevna 20 25 the daughter of a cz...
czarinas 19 21 CZARINA, the wife of...
czarisms 22 23 CZARISM, government...
czarists 21 20 CZARIST, a supporter...
czaritsa 20 20 the wife of a czar,...
czaritza 23 29 the wife of a czar,...