2-Letter Words Starting with C

Cohosh

Helmed with help

Wasn't the only entertainer to fashion hoods etc

Stick together as indicated by ticket machine (wordplay)

Publisher's imprint

Publisher's emblem

Publisher's distinguishing mark

Wheedling

Conchy

Plane curve

A shop that sells cooked food

Copihue

Dried coconut meat

A type of ownership of land

Maize's outer covering

Cob covering

Cliff-side road

Cliff-face coastal road

Road along a cliff

Crown and Church join in dirge

Funeral song in Scotland

Scottish or Irish dirge

Member of a ballet corps

Ballet dancer, especially one who leads a ballet.

Cosher

Cothurn

Cothurn

In a lying position (in heraldry)

Sort of lying that hurts is concealed in jargon

Coucher

A form of embroidery

Cougher

Noisily expelling air from the lungs

Clearing the throat

Cold symptom

Most refined, facetiously

Most sophisticated

Couthie

Cowhage

Workers of a kind.

Men in Hurd's paintings

Ranch staff

Cowherb

Cowherd

Cowhide

Leather boots, informally

Leather materials

Baseball coverings

Farm housing for bovines

Chews sod peculiarly for farmhouses

Where Holsteins are housed

Cranch

Cranch

Uninvited ones

Uninvited guests

Char's gin (anagram)

Collapsing suddenly, as the stock market

Total going down

Cratch

Alternative name for the Norway lobster

Bayou critter

Spiny lobster

Lobster's small relative

Ingredient in the stew etouffee

Lobster-like creature

Creesh

Creesh

Does some hooked needlework

Hooks a sweater

Chainstitches, say

Dolmen, upright prehistoric stones

Prehistoric megalithic tomb

Prehistoric circle of standing stones

Having a crotch

Crotch

Needlework absorbs a little time, note

Endlessly short-tempered, note

Note body part getting extremely erect

Got ready to spring

Lowers oneself, perhaps

Talks with a tot, perhaps

Waits like a catcher

Renaissance woodwind

Instrument for putting spirit, hot, into excrescence

Renaissance period wind instrument with an upward curving end

Chewed a carrot, say

Got to ground with one's teeth

Did ab exercises

Dickensian resurrectionist working with numbers (wordplay)

Crunch

Crusher

Violently subduing (opposition)

It was originally done by foot

Putting down note in a hurry

Crutch

Supports of sorts

Help for the lame

Supports during crush, etc.

Cultch

Cumshaw

Currach

Curragh

Least burdensome, as a job

It's easiest for coppers to disturb heist

Domestic supports (wordplay)

Muffles or softens, say a blow

Protects from impact

Soft and puffy

Soft copper ring in gleaming setting

Softly padded

A judicial office in India

In code, to Brits

Cabbalah

Cabochon

Sperm whales

Endangered whales

CACHE to store in a hiding place

Ornamental casings for flower containers

Cachet

Cachexia

Cachexy

Cachucha

Uncontrollable desire, often for something harmful

Loud discordant sounds

Discordant mixture of sounds

Harsh discordant sound

CADDISH resembling a {cad=n}

Student's term in military school

Academy student's stint

Doctor I despatch for military training

Ottoman office

Islamic state

Curly veg, if sound, consumed as religious rule

Calthrop

Camphene

Camphine

Camphire

Rotating car parts

Engine items nicknamed "bump sticks"

Auto engine parts

Canephor

""A beetle (Lytta, ∨ Cantharis, vesicatoria), having an elongated cylindrical body of a brilliant green color, and a nauseous odor; the blister fly or blister beetle, of the apothecary; also called Spanish fly. Many other species of Lytta, used for the same purpose, take the same name. See Blister beetle, under Blister. The plural form in usually applied to the dried insects used in medicine. Lytta, ∨ Cantharis, vesicatoria), having an elongated cylindrical body of a brilliant green color, and a nauseous odor; the blister fly or blister beetle, of the apothecary; also called Spanish fly. Many other species of Lytta, used for the same purpose, take the same name. See Blister beetle, under Blister. The plural form in usually applied to the dried insects used in medicine.""

Capouch

Some monkeys and monks

China cups for friars or monkeys

A cup intricately carved: features monks

English word

Casino employee, perhaps

Deck guy who's cheating (wordplay)

Cheater at, say, poker

Caroach

Carroch

Oblong in Egyptian hieroglyphs

Tablet in scroll form

Any scroll-shaped ornament.

Is it your turn to do this (wordplay)

Handspring's kin

Part of a gymnastic routine

Auto-cleaning services

Some school fundraisers

Drive-thru cleanings

Cashbook

How Johnny recharges offstage (wordplay)

Bread holders

Dough containers

Fired, as a salesclerk (wordplay)

Scanned the goods, say

Dismissed from one's job

Some scarves, coats or sweaters

Some Donna Karan products

Some scarves

""The use of a linguistic unit, such as a pronoun, to refer ahead to another unit, for example, the use of him to refer to John in the sentence Near him, John saw a snake.""

""Pertaining to, produced by, or attending, catarrh; of the nature of catarrh.""

Ball that should be held

Like a "can-of-corn" fly

Possibly infectious message passed round at church

Certain bags, closets, attics, etc.

Most memorable

Area from which river derives its flow

Area from which school's pupils are drawn

Water collection difficulty: pieces start to tear

Sheriff's officer is to arrest East European

Ken, ex-Australian rugby captain who always caught the ball

Bailiff.

A bailiff's assistant.

Doh! for one

"Doh!" for one

A favorite saying

Catechin

Series of questions

Set of questions for religious teaching

Religious instructions

""One who instructs by question and answer, especially in religions matters.""

Question closely

Question thoroughly

Catechol

Catfight

Types of "whiskered" swimmers

Misleads, online

Misrepresents oneself to on the internet, in a way

Discharges of pent-up emotions

Ah! elicitors

Releases

Purification - is rash act (anagram)

Oddly, chap to head riskiest release

Purification for suspect archaists

Cleansing - arctic hat (anagram)

Medicine found by little girl on a lorry

Releasing pent-up emotions

Cathect

Of or pertaining to cathexis; invested with mental or emotional energy.

Cathedra

Saint Paul's, for one

Winchester, for one

St Patrick's in Dublin, say

Cathedra

Any of various proteolytic enzymes found in animal tissue that catalyze the hydrolysis of proteins into polypeptides.

Medical devices

Mass producers (wordplay)

Most Poles and Portuguese

Mass group

Brothels (slang) - hot sauces (anagram)

Shrub with blue flowers

Specially chosen guards make use of monuments

Cephalin

That's the stuff for grave occasions

Old Spanish dances

Chaffer

One who chaffers; a bargainer.

Chaffy

Refuse unit of column in flier

Measure husks first for the bird

Small European bird with a cheerful song

Feeling humiliation, dispersed in charge by Duke

Put out

Upset

Power-driven cutting tools

Lumberjack's devices

Noisy horror weapons

Skier's aid

Skier's need

Way up the slope

Chairman

""A tumour of the eyelid, pl CHALAZIONS or CHALAZIA""

""(Chemistry / Elements & Compounds) any of the elements oxygen, sulphur, selenium, tellurium, or polonium, of group 6A of the periodic table [from chalco ( pyrite ) + -gen ]""

Dry measures of old England.

Dry measures of old England

Chalky

Dispute (a statement)

Question truth of - dare

Dare to raise an objection

Challis

Chalutz

Like a nautilus

Chambray

Lizard hard for animal to eat (wild one)

Quick change artist (wordplay)

Lizard able to change its skin colour

Chamfer

Chamfron

Chammy

Chamois

Rubs with a leathery cloth

Herb for tea

Herb in herbal tea

Aromatic plant of the daisy family

It's the wine talking - fake anguish!

Holiday sparkler (wordplay)

Symbol of luxurious living.

University town in east central Illinois

Victor contrived gain in old country

Hospital used during manoeuvres in open country

Title holder burst tyre, which is illegal

Bubbly unfinished before getting extremely tipsy, which is illegal

The Braves in 1995

The Yankees often in the 20's

They win first place in competitions

Propose as a different recent art form

Enamel work almost on a par with title holder

Hazardous.

Chancy

""A venereal sore, resembling a chancre in its seat and some external characters, but differing from it in being the starting point of a purely local process and never of a systemic disease; called also soft chancre. soft chancre.""

Of the nature of a chancre; having chancre.

""An abrupt climbing turn made by an airplane, in which the plane's momentum is used to achieve a higher than normal rate of climb, without stalling the aircraft.""

Raymond's candle makers

Playback man's are dealers in corn

Ship provisioners

Marine supply business

Place where candles are kept

Place selling things for boats

Chanfron

Full of change; mutable; inconstant; fickle; uncertain.

Nailed an impersonation of, say

Did a great job impersonating, say

Spoke exactly like

Medium

Chantage

Piaf, for one

Female singer, in a nightclub perhaps

Edith Piaf, for one

Chantry

Dense brushwood of the southwestern US

Thicket of shrubs.

Thicket of dense tangled brushwood

Chapatti

Mrs Ewing wrote to it, from six

Parent at the prom, say

Teacher at a dance, say

Guardian could be no cheaper

Parents at school parties.

Overseers of a sort

Parents at school parties

Chapiter

Service leaders in the service

Members of clergy ministering to institutions

Fellows hanging around US city with trendy clergy

Fellow given sanction, man in special headgear

Chappati

Chapter

Chaqueta

Old tourist coach

Old tourist vehicle

British bus for sightseers

Characid

Characin

A card or a letter (wordplay)

Eccentric nature (wordplay)

Imaginary person in a work of fiction

Way to cook steak

Charcoal

Caginess. wariness

Caution needed if there's a rainfall during the game

Wariness

Chariot

I stir each (anagram)

Acts of aid to the needy

Donor's beneficiaries

Wedding music of sorts.

Vicar with hairstyle that's burlesque

Hawthorne tales, thus related

Flamboyant deceiver, mountebank

Quack, fraud, a flamboyant deceiver

Cleaner's mostly slow, and an imposter

Charlock

Did Bates report her quarrel (wordplay)

Queen of puddings (wordplay)

She's a tart - but deep!

A satin-finished silk fabric.