2-Letter Words Starting with C

Hiding something, say

Shrewd and careful

Hesitant to commit

""Lumpy, also CAKY""

Malibu, for one

Guy in a Chase scene (wordplay)

Tahoe, for one

Requiring mastication, like toffee say

Tough to swallow (wordplay)

Like licorice sticks

New York island

Hot dog option

Where to eat baloney on a roll

Aussie's cry

Aussies warning cry

Call for attention

""A covering for a teapot, also COSIE, COZEY, COZIE""

Flock of partridges

Small flock of quail

Pack of partridges

""A covering for a teapot, also COSEY, COSIE, COZIE""

Crinkly as a fabric

Crinkly, as a fabric

Like a crinkly fabric

Sweetie pie (Var.)

Good-looker (Var.)

Precious little sweetie (var.)

Norton of "The Honeymooners"

Co-star in "The Late Show"

Sewer worker in "The Honeymooners"

To become {cheesy=adj}

A paved road

Dip stick (wordplay)

Stick in the salad (wordplay)

"Negative-calorie" vegetable

Pert as a buttock (wordplay)

Like bottom to be pert (wordplay)

24 across, or large-bottomed (wordplay)

Happy to be applauding, perhaps

Opposite of blue

Optimistic why we hear it after applause

Sentimental (like camembert?)

Like Cheshire (Cat's grin?)

Inferior in quality

Ruddy woman's covered in blubber!

Greyfriars Bob's new ball (wordplay)

Call her in for something to eat

Containing a flintlike rock

Like some hard soils

Opposite of flat

Well-developed, in a way

Having congested lungs

Prison (slang)

Said to be making one suffocate in prison

Emmy winner Tyson

Emmy-winning Tyson

"The Help" actress Tyson

Like a modeler's work area, perhaps

Like some soil

Like red soil

White-collar workers (wordplay)

Service providers (wordplay)

Mass producers (wordplay)

Ball field (wordplay)

Funny business (wordplay)

Rock genre (wordplay)

Pretty approachable, perhaps

Old word for good-looking, say a lass

Fair (but not lovely!)

'Pass on, transfer (6)'

Carry from one place to another

Transport or transmit

""A small flat cake, also COOKIE, COOKY""

Tending to squeak; badly made (colloq.)

Causing nocturnal consternation, say

Old-fashioned (and unoiled)

Peter Pan option (wordplay)

Kind of Italian (wordplay)

A mercy (anagram)

Full of wrinkles.

Full of wrinkles

Having wrinkles

Causing goose bumps, perhaps

A la King (wordplay)

Staring a bit too long, perhaps

Saggy and crinkled

Cor blimey!

Steve Irwin exclamation

Goodness, mate!

Curved

In a clever manner

In an adorable way

In an attractive manner.

Too precious or sweet

Too, too precious

Like www.catsinsinks.com

""General ill health, also CACHEXIA""

A {rhythm=n}

Food-packing plant

Row stirred up by Steinbeck

Packer's employer

Tate Modern in call for lodging for 11

Feline stock farm.

Temporary residence for a queen (wordplay)

Something used to destroy tissue

In a cecal manner

A lot of runs!

Period of time

It's more than most lifetimes

Rectify errors and endorse

Testify in writing.

Guarantee or notarize

Sea air (wordplay)

They can sing it at sea

Seaman's song.

*'My Three Sons' housekeeper

Steinbeck's title poodle

Steinbeck's poodle

For a song

How inferior goods are made

At low cost

{cheerily=adv}

For the most part

On the whole

In the main

""A chimney, also CHIMBLEY, CHIMBLY, CHIMLA""

Pot smoker (wordplay)

Father Christmas's entry (wordplay)

Smoker on the roof (wordplay)

Finical variable

Finical Var.

Particular church circles backing affirmation

Spicy condiment used in Indian cuisine

Relish eaten with tandoori chicken

Condiment made with a mortar and pestle

Like certain coals.

Covered in ash

Full of soot

In a tidy way

How dirt might be removed efficiently

In a manner that minimizes dirt

Without doubt, clock starts in good time

Obviously; with clarity

Thus spake the optimistic meteorologist

The literati

The literati.

Intelligentsia

Pertaining to a clerk

Pretentiously exclusive

Socially exclusive

Exclusive clubs start to thaw, perhaps when fellow leaves

Nearly completely (wordplay)

In an attentive manner

In an intimate manner

Someone born within earshot of Bow bells

Miss Doolittle's origin.

London East-ender

Power to convince.

Convincing quality

Convincing power

Hairy-leaved plant

Herb with purplish flowers

Hairy-leaf, medicinal herb

A class in creating courses (wordplay)

Art of preparing food

Emeril Lagasse's field

Beer casks, for example

Casks and tubs

Barrel factory.

With a reddish-brown tinge

Having a reddish-brown tinge

Penny-colored

In a cowed manner

""Used as a mild oath, also CRIKEY""

In a tasteless manner

In an unskilled manner

In a crass way

In a merciless fashion

So as to inflict pain

How villains act

SPCA member (wordplay)

Bending cutlery? That's barbarity!

The "C" in ASPCA

Male equivalent of dower

Husband's common-law right

Dower, in old law

Gesture fit for a queen (wordplay)

Greet a queen variable

Greet a queen Var.

What a whetstone services

Knives, forks, etc

Knives, forks and spoons

Place to buy a mountain bike

Hoisting system

In the manner of a caecum

Wheedler's forte

Sweet talk, flattery

Flattery intended to persuade

Grey coat (anagram)

Is Catherine kind of bloody (wordplay)

Classification of grey-coat

Moggy and girl beside railway curve

Trace any random curve

Like a chain.

Reason and means to build elevated road

Raised road crossing shallow water

Overseas Highway feature

Speed of dancing reel in Edinburgh maybe

Heartless star's expedition

Famous person's heartless haste

Obstructor of congress (wordplay)

State without a congress (wordplay)

Bachelor's button

Dead centre (wordplay)

Paris's Pere Lachaise, for one

Graveyard shift locale

One in a hundred may be a weed

Plant of gentian family

Plant named for a mythological species

Occasion for wedded one? Mercy!

Ritual - my encore (anagram)

What a stickler may stand on (wordplay)

Study of whales

He can cry (anagram)

Court puts HM in dodgy situation

Risky to circumvent the Queen's court

In a chaste manner

Loquacious

In an impudent manner

In a jolly manner

With a smile, weirdly following church

With a smile on one's face

In an inferior but popular way

A branch of applied chemistry

""A chimney, also CHIMBLY, CHIMLA, CHIMLEY""

In a choice manner

Pertaining to ashes.

Containing ashes

Like some urns, terribly rare, nicked from the east

Like rattling sounds

Like a bucket of bolts

Like a drawer full of silverware

Act of mercy

Quality of being merciful

Mercy or charity

In a skilful way

In a talented way

With ingenuity the prize is in this

Comical performance

Growing in bunches, as grapes

Disordered

A joint agency

In a coarse manner

Unclean (of corners in attics, perhaps?)

Like attics in long-abandoned houses

Like an unswept corner

To embody jointly

To employ together

In contemporaneous fashion

In a convincing way

Persuasively, convincingly

Softly supporting company in a convincing way

1 of 2 say 24's lines

A coalmine and its buildings

Dog tracks in pit

In a comely manner

Racy tome, novel about heavenly body

In a convex manner

Vainly seeking masculine attention

Flirtatiousness

Flirtation

A rank in the British cavalry

The work of making corsets

Pertaining to a costume

Cottage-like

Common sense (wordplay)

It may be professional

Politeness makes Rosy cute

On the sly

Secretly, not openly

In cloak-and-dagger style

A pasture shrub

In a spineless manner

How a coward acts

As a coward would

In a creaky manner

Site of separation anxiety (wordplay)

Where dairy products are made

Butter production factory

In a creamy manner

In a plausible way

In a plausible manner

Plausibly

In a spine-chilling way

Cups and saucers, etc.

China has many an ornamental garden

Cold alpine area in China

Crooked activity

In a lively manner

Study of low temperatures

Transference of money (wordplay)

Cash in circulation (wordplay)

Money (of a country)

The shop of a currier

In a cursed manner

In a curved manner

In a cranky manner

A judicial office in India

In a cymose manner

The formation of cells

It holds kitchen items, often

Concern when renovating a kitchen

Carpenter's field

With caution or prudence

With caution

Mate entertaining a judge without taking risks

Trade in a chippy (wordplay)

One of the trades

Woodwork at the fish gate

Fit for a cat - a jumpy one, perhaps

Rigid state of seizure

Silas Marner ailment

A morbid condition caused by an overwhelming shock or extreme fear and marked by rigidity of the muscles.

Star born during expedition

Well-known or famous person

Quick movement, penning boy's first name

A 100th anniversary

One hundredth anniversary

That's for a hundred gone in time

How a middleman works (wordplay)

At the middle

Not put on side in this way

Art nicely represented? Yes!

Some left? Yes, of course

Definitely or positively

Cattery in trouble? No doubt about it!

Unusually tiny trace, no doubt

State of being sure

Title holder burst tyre, which is illegal

Bubbly unfinished before getting extremely tipsy, which is illegal

Marine supply business

Place where candles are kept

Place selling things for boats

A science (of personal attraction?)

Elementary school subject (wordplay)

Element-ary school subject (wordplay)

Yearn for change after smart deception

Smart one from Peebles tracks fraud

Trickery used to gain an advantage

CITIZEN a resident of a city

For the people by the people (wordplay)

People of a country as a whole

Country group

After a century there are men in the telly with mercy

To form with the manners or character of a cockney.

With coequality.

COEVAL one of the same era

COGNATE one that is related to another

A sticking or cleaving together; union of parts of the same body; cohesion.

Blimp's rank

In a complex manner; not simply.

Showing close friendship

Buddy-buddy

Being attractive keeps gunner's daughter matey

The spirit of comradeship; comradeship.

Briefly and compactly

Clearly and in few words

In short

CONNATE {innate=adj}

Rudeness compounded of haughtiness and contempt; scornful insolence; despiteful treatment; disdain; contemptuousness in act or speech; disgrace.

Outwardly curved surface

In a cordate form.

The right way

In a proper manner

In an accurate manner

In a costive manner.

COSTUMER one that {dresses=v}

""VALENCY a chemical bond, also VALENCE""

Type of juice

Thanksgiving Day sauce source

Small red fruit

Tendency to believe anything

Willingness to swallow anything

Disposition to believe without sufficient evidence

Mortuary furnace

Honestly, that's not the way to do it

In a bent or twisted manner

Dishonestly, illegally

Out of sorts to a notable extent

Perhaps having a note of anger

Out of sorts, to a notable extent

""A heathlike plant of the genus Empetrum, and its fruit, a black, scarcely edible berry; also called crakeberry. Empetrum, and its fruit, a black, scarcely edible berry; also called crakeberry.""

At the present time

Now spiralling payment is contained

At the moment

CURSIVE a type of flowing handwriting

By way of a rasher (wordplay)

In a lax way

Yell scares criminal in an offhand way

""Belonging to, forming, or containing carpels.""

Arrest by copper with appeal of reduced charge

Nab lady providing worthless bit of goods

Extremely coy about unfortunate penchant for trumpery

""In a supercilious, disdainful, or haughty manner; arroganty.""

The state of being central; tendency towards a center.

The state or quality of being centric; centricalness.

In an intellectual manner

Cyclone had dislodged rocky stuff

Quartz coming from Ceylon and Chad

Cyclone had rolled stone

In a changeable manner.

The art or means of characterizing; a system of signs or characters; symbolism; distinctive mark.

CHEAPISH somewhat cheap

In a happy manner

In happy fashion

Alleluia! In all respects that displays happiness

According to chemical principles; by chemical process or operation.

Ornamental tree

""CHOCOLATE A paste or cake composed of the roasted seeds of the Theobroma Cacao ground and mixed with other ingredients, usually sugar, and cinnamon or vanilla. Theobroma Cacao ground and mixed with other ingredients, usually sugar, and cinnamon or vanilla.""