2-Letter Words Starting with C

Singer exciting his rector (wordplay)

Youngster noted in church (wordplay)

Church, cathedral singer

Pertaining to the choroid coat.

Chortler

Laughing gleefully

Embrace, hugging king in passionate laughter

Chuckling

CHORUS to sing in unison

Chorus

Chorus

Dogs with upturned tails

Chowder

Dog-faced glutton?

Half-breed dog (wordplay)

Dog-faced glutton (wordplay)

Chowtime

Chrismon

Chromate

Trim coach (anagram)

Progressing by half tones

Relating to or characterised by colours

One of two identical genetic strands

Order discovered in laboratory animal in feature which contains DNA

Orange-colored fishes.

Chroming

Chromite

Chromium

Chromize

Chromize

Vegetable coloring matter other than green; chromule.

""Pl. chronaxies The minimum interval of time necessary to electrically stimulate a muscle or nerve fiber, using twice the minimum current needed to elicit a threshold response.""

Account of important events

(Make a) historical record

Narrative description of past events

Of the underworld

Chubasco

A pit or hole produced by wear or weathering especially in a road surface.

Chymosin

Sightseeing guides

Was the Roman orator, Tully, the first of these guides (wordplay)

Guides.

Cicisbeo

Small tobacco product

Small roll of tobacco

Crushed garlic oil can be smoked

Cilantro

CILIATE a class of protozoans

Cimbalom

Cinchona

Like ashes.

Ashen

Ishpingo trees.

Cioppino

Ciphony

Plural or third person singular

Disease of the liver

Chronic liver disease

Chronic disease that kills liver cells

""Pertaining to, caused by, or affected with, cirrhosis; as, cirrhotic degeneration; a cirrhotic liver. as, cirrhotic degeneration; a cirrhotic liver.""

CISTRON a segment of DNA

A ward's perhaps coming with them

Leadfoots' comeuppances

Tickets

CLADODE a leaflike part of a stem

""A branching, treelike diagram in which the endpoints of the branches represent specific species of organisms. It is used to illustrate phylogenetic relationships and show points at which various species have diverged from common ancestral forms.""

Clamorer

Clamor

Loud and demanding

Making a din

Confusedly noisy

Made loud demands (for)

Clubs in Paris love English duke that's created uproar

Called for peace: change of heart by Katharine Viner

Get a grip (wordplay)

Attempt at suppression

Attempt to suppress something

Clamworm

Clangor

Clangour

Applaud committee for proving cladding

Old word for wood for barrel staves

Slate used to ID film shots

Clarion

Where to find a paid informer (wordplay)

Lessons are learnt here

Where Ichabod Crane presided

Army loses, almost routed by100 blades

Double-edged broadswords

Scottish broadswords

Clerkdom

Any temperate liliaceous plant of the genus Clintonia having broad basal leaves and white or yellowish or purplish flowers followed by blue or black berries.Clintonia having broad basal leaves and white or yellowish or purplish flowers followed by blue or black berries.

Paper carrier (wordplay)

Cut directors in sign of officialdom

Driving test prop

Storage area hides a tree (wordplay)

Outerwear store (wordplay)

Place for checkers (wordplay)

In the habit of being beaten (wordplay)

Beat badly

Hit hard

Clochard

With precision

Cow sickle (anagram)

Moving as hands do (wordplay)

*How time flies (wordplay)

The source of springtime (wordplay)

The wind of springtime (wordplay)

That goes for springtime

Cloddy

Clodpate

Clodpole

Clodpoll

Cloggy

Decorated with enamel which is inlaid

Close in on fantastic enamelwork

Partitioned enamel work.

Places to change a habit?

Places to change a habit (wordplay)

N.Y.C. museum

""Of, pertaining to, or confined in, a cloister; recluse.""

CLONIC pertaining to {clonus=n}

""A synthetic drug, C 9 H 9 Cl 2 N 3 , used in the treatment of hypertension, the prevention of migraine headaches, and the management of Tourette's syndrome and opiate withdrawal.""

CLOSE to make impassable

Shut completely, perhaps a business

Near to getting depressed? Gets wind up!

Secretive and depressed, stop operating

Quality of a hot, smoky room.

State of being very near

Intimacy of head on bosom

Sales with major markdowns

Final sales

Amount of clothes, say

Shutting up hard by the metal G

Hard by the tin - Gee, that's shutting up!

Cooping up

Closure

They wish to suit you

Rich stole (anagram) - tailors

Haberdashers

Acts of pulling on threads (wordplay)

Cloture

Murky to the max

Most gray, in a way

Least fair, in a way

Dreamland.

Like a sunny day

Fair, as the sky

(Of sky) clear

Diminutive cirri could with higher latitude? Why don't we (wordplay)

CLOYING cloy

Where golfers meet

Golf course building

Building for members

Some airport VIP areas

Clubroot

Clupeoid

COACH to {tutor=v}

Creation of automobile bodies

Coaction

""Adapted one to another; as, coadapted pulp and tooth. as, coadapted pulp and tooth.""

Assistant to a diocesan bishop

Coadmire

Coadmire

Substance that aids clotting

Substance that causes or assists clotting of blood

""Any of various enzymes, such as rennin or thrombin, that induce coagulation, especially of the blood.""

Thicken or clot, like blood

(Of blood) solidify

Clot in catalogue

Coagulum

Coalbox

Came together as one

Came together to form one whole

Came together for company, drinks and starters of cheesy, exquisite dips

Comes together as one

Merges to close case

Comes together

Energy resource found in Nova Scotia

Region rich in fossil fuels

Energy source

Coalhole

Coalify

Coalify

Alliance to adopt fossil fuel, perhaps

The alliance of carbonisation, perhaps

Group of allies

Coalsack

Coalshed

Where fuel is kept.

Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb, e.g

Huntley and Brinkley, for example

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, once, on "S.N.L."

Coannex

Coannex

Coappear

Made less refined

Became rougher.

Coassist

Coassume

Coassume

Coasting

Beach real estate

Littoral.

Seaside railway (wordplay)

Where the sea meets the shore

It's shaped by current events

Towards land (when at sea)

COAST to {glide=v}

A dress that is tailored like a coat and buttons up the front.

Ones holding wraps in restaurants

Holders of checked garments

Foyer items

Certain checking stations.

Where forgotten umbrellas may accumulate

Checking places

They may be ridden (wordplay)

Political attire (wordplay)

They re ridden by association

Coattend

Coattest

Coauthor

AXIALLY pertaining to an axial

See vitamin B .

""A rare silver-white to gray mineral, cobalt sulfarsenide, CoAsS, that is a cobalt ore and is used in ceramics.""

""A mineral of a nearly silver-white color, composed of arsenic, sulphur, and cobalt.""

""Pertaining to, derived from, or containing, cobalt; said esp. of cobalt compounds in which the metal has its lower valence.""

Spookily festooned

To treat or an\'91sthetize with cocaine.

Continental title

A parasitic protozoan

""Of or pertaining to the coccyx; as, the coccygeal vertebr\'91. as, the coccygeal vertebr\'91.""

Cochair

Scarlet dye - in a cloche (anagram)

Red food dye (from beetles)

Said to be a dying insect (wordplay)

Cocinera

Slang Trifling; nearly valueless.

Cockapoo

Talking bird of Australia

Small crested Australian parrot

Australian parrot

Prepare to fire a soot back at the birds

Noisy parrots

Cockbill

Cockboat

Cockcrow

Cockerel

Cocker

Contest between birds

Illegal contest of birds

Battle as between roosters

'Ride a ......... to Banbury Cross'

Ride it 2 across, by the sound of it (wordplay)

'Ride a . . . . . . . . . from Banbury Cross'

Preening self-confidence

""A coarse, composite weed, having a rough or prickly fruit; one of several species of the genus Xanthium; called also clotbur. Xanthium; called also clotbur.""

Cockloft

To form with the manners or character of a cockney.

Archy, for one

Bird, fish, or insect

Household insect pest

Bird's crest

Prepares to shoot at 26 battle for crest

Crest on domestic fowl

Chiefly British Orchard grass.

Cockshy

Cockshut

Hawthorns tip on one side

The ones, in one too many (wordplay)

Drinks raise heads? No!

Drinks before dinner, maybe

Cocoanut

Cocobola

Cocobolo

Cocoon

COUNSEL to {advise=v}

Cocreate

Cocreate

Stan Lee, for many superheroes

Jerry Siegel or Joe Shuster, for Superman

CULTURE to cultivate

CURATOR a museum manager

Codebook

Codebtor

Coderive

Coderive

Codesign

""DEVELOP to bring to a more advanced state, also DEVELOPE""

Swimmers with system for paying for Ray and Goby

Codifier

Systematically sorting

Codirect

Non-prepaid items (wordplay)

Once worn, often battered

Pouches formerly worn on the front of breeches

Fellow passengers

They'll take turns to steer fish onto waterways

They help with transport of fish on waterways

Codrive

Coedit

Fellow magazine workers

Coeffect