2-Letter Words Starting with C

Mouthful of sorts.

Chew on this!

Chaw, for one

Gosh darn it!

Disgustingly foul substance

Muck (slang)

Gave the finger to an actor (wordplay)

Signaled to enter, say

Fed lines, say

Tofu, for one

Bit for Miss Muffet

Milk product used in cheese

{cold=n} [n -S] / {cold=adj}

Mare's-tail, for one

Cirrus, for one

E.g. stratus

Like this answer (wordplay)

Aware with in

Rolled thread into a ball.

Was able to (do something)

You say that

... maybe (wordplay)

Made 7 into 343, say

Prepped tofu, perhaps

Copper on border, cut up (wordplay)

One who aims to hit singles (wordplay)

What a lovely little vessel I had!

Lover boy (wordplay)

Might meat be better (wordplay)

Prepared pork perhaps

Stage for a ham (wordplay)

Towards the tail

Effected by force

Was responsible for

Set in motion

Conveyed on a flume

Hit the silk.

Skydived

Coup

Die-shaped

Resembling dice

3-D figure

What a blow was that!

No longer a threat, perhaps

Struck in a way

Of deer, killed off surplus numbers

Picked out carefully

Gathered the choice things from.

Culm

Touching palms, perhaps

Made to hold water

Like beggars' hands

Checked the dog basket (wordplay)

Restrained, say horse with strap

Kept in check, as one's appetite

Curd

Made waves (wordplay)

Used an iron, maybe

Got kinky (wordplay)

Curr

Uttered imprecation, swore

Placed a hex on

Under an evil spell.

Like a winding road

Adjusted, as class grades

Like ribs and eyelashes

Pointed, as a crescent moon

Pointed, as teeth

Having a pointed end

Another term for a canine

Canine with a white coat

One of a human quartet

Talked a blue streak (wordplay)

Swore up and down (wordplay)

Shouted oaths at

Calque

Having a casque

Sealed around windows, in a way

Provided with a waterproof seal

Made airtight, as a window frame

Chouse

Threw away carelessly

Very pleased (colloq.)

Mallard may have done this if very happy

Pleased with bracelets featuring hearts

Moved along, as an old train

Drank without pausing

Got palsy-walsy

Chump

Split into thick segments

Broke into large pieces

Took a deep divot

Agitated by violent motion.

Prepared, as butter

Produced, like Amish butter

Churr

Clique

Butterfly (in 1951 film?)

Like poor judgment

Hard to figure out.

Clour

Hit with a bat

Struck hard, as with the fist

Hit a mighty blow.

Hit celebrated late in to the night

Hit, in a way

Hit with stick

Did the chicken (wordplay)

Made noises from the roost

Sounded like a chicken

Piled (together)

Walked heavily

Bunched up

Knocked, like heavy machinery

""A fish of the herring family, also CLUPEOID""

To found jointly

Put in words.

Phrased

Expressed

Betrayed boredom, perhaps

Gave reluctantly, with "up"

Gave reluctantly, with 'up'

Ennobled, perhaps, in a number of ways

Opposed or contradicted as recounted

Determined the number

Joined with a DD (wordplay)

2 joined to 500 (wordplay)

Like this puzzle's theme words

Hunted with hounds.

Moved like a river

Ran, as a stream

Tried to attract unusual cod - true!

Sought the favor of

Tried to win over

Crud

Rode with the Rangers?

Rode with the Rangers (wordplay)

Took a trip of a sort.

Crumb

Crump

Like some garlic and egos

Ruined vintage got rid of

Employed a pestle

Like most pies

Least refined

Hard-covered

Man with an unfaithful wife

Man with unfaithful wife

Man married to an adulteress

Got cozy (with)

Got very close and comfy

Curled up.

A perennial herb

""A mosquito, also CULEX, CULICINE""

Cully

Cupel

Soured, as milk

Thickened, separated into lumps

Went bad, as milk

Like a spicy Indian chicken dish

Beaten for having made stew spicy

Rider, you see, did it to his horse

Creme brulee, for one

Pie that may be an eyeful (wordplay)

Sweet sauce of eggs and milk

Cuttle

Like globetrotters' feet (wordplay)

Like globetrotters' feet?

Campus

Capsule

Caught, seized after a chase

Got fit - healed outwardly

Fitting in better in the bag

Having a capuche

Revelled in so crude a play (wordplay)

Painted the town red.

See flush in nasty chap, drunk

Got together for a party (wordplay)

Met for a party (wordplay)

Got together to talk politics

Caught opening pair for Australia out with tail

Expressed disapproval of.

Many made certain to be rebuked

Strongly criticised or condemned

Census

Pertaining to {charqui=n}

Chaunt

Uttered in unison.

Spoke in unison.

Sang in unison

Had a funny reaction

Laughed quietly

Had a humorous reaction to cast left with writer

Already a congregation member

Closure

Cloture

A deformed hand

""A fish of the herring family, also CLUPEID""

Seized and held close

Hung on to

Held tightly

Conspired together

Caballed

Conspired

It's not black or white

Officer scowled and blushed

Rich in pigment

Any of a large family of snakes

Like the Parthenon, for example

Newspaper feature by journalist with poles of support

Conversed intimately.

Altered, as a metal

Travelled in and out to work each day

Enclosed area - not simple!

Add to company millions (sterling)

Add to enclosure

Make a mathematical calculation

Did some sums

Calculated.

Conduce

Defeat (a plan or hope)

Surprise; defeat (plan)

Fruitless collection of data about Utah

Mixed up in fun codes

Prisoner joined in disorder

In a muddle, perplexed

Proved wrong

Performed magic tricks

Produced as by magic

Called forth

Used up.

Counted as bruised around the South

Created a bruise

Bruised and baffled, needing time for female

Cornute

Clad, as for a festival

Ready for Halloween

Provided with period attire.

Got ready to spring

See, drink was bleeding in bits

Broke into little pieces

Failed Conservative leader found out

Made into a ball, as paper

Creased, wrinkled

Wrinkly

Chewed a carrot, say

Got to ground with one's teeth

Did ab exercises

Pushed hard (for)

Fought with Richard the Lion-Hearted

Pushed one's cause

Crutch

Repeated monotonously

Beat with a heavy stick.

Cuittle

Arty (or artificial?)

Like some pearls

Refined - well educated

Cumber

""Wedge-shaped, also CUNEAL, CUNEATE, CUNEATIC""

It fully inspires the love of children

Piece of furniture for storage

Piece of furniture used for storage

Cupel

Like many state capitols

Curette

Bent the knees as a gesture of respect

Made an obeisance - on the short side, perhaps

Made respectful gesture, better to welcome in first to turn up

Curvet

Having a point

Censored item, maybe

*Censor's target

Angry oath

Like workman's hands

Made unsympathetic

Canulate

Caucus

War, Ned, as well (wordplay)

Education (anagram)

Given a warning about education

Old movie film

Film material

Centuple

Board of Harlequins (wordplay)

Like a chess board

Something that may bounce, like ball in test, up and down

Chirrup

Chorus

Dog-faced glutton?

Half-breed dog (wordplay)

Dog-faced glutton (wordplay)

Chunter

Cincture

Circuit

Made loud demands (for)

Clubs in Paris love English duke that's created uproar

Called for peace: change of heart by Katharine Viner

Claught

Dreamland.

Nearly set (wordplay)

Unevenly distributed, in a way

Like some distributed computing systems

In a jumble

Not in order to be in the mess

How a hundred and fifty spoke in a mess

Coassume

Coendure

Coequate

Cofound

Worked on one's hair

Coinsure

Collogue

Combust

A member or advocate of the Commune of Paris of 187

Brought to an end

Decided by reasoning

Swindler, getting a hundred, left foolish dude finished

Agreed to study dog showing evidence of high temperature (wordplay)

Agreed to put a hundred on a dog - finished with about five hundred!

Acquiesced

Common condition of a ko'd boxer

Cornelius swore when he got a blow on the head

It was after quite a blow that Cornelius swore like this

Directed, orchestra say

Managed behaviour by editor

Directed an orchestra

Overwhelmed, prisoner asked one to leave

Agreed report's to be suppressed

Beat trick question, shunning unknown journalist

Understood criminal's honest daughter

Took to mean

Interpreted

Sought information or advice from, say doctor

Conferred with.

The counts led to having asked for advice

Carried on unnoticed, perhaps

Didn't stop - 9 across (anagram)

Wen ton as one

Like some seats

Convulse

Any of several breeds of hound developed for hunting raccoons.

Copulate

Coquet

Was a bad influence on

Made venal

Containing errors

Offered advice to

Gave advice

Advised

Contradicted doctor, to end cure

Opposed monarch included out

See how many deer are here in response

Area surrounded by walls or buildings

Walled-in area

Open-air enclosure attached to a house

Craunch

Like academic research, routinely

Croquet

Nailed to a cross

Betrayed at heart, wicked love caught in illicit cuddle

Beaten cow food thickened up

Bovine foodstuff, formed into a mass and battered

Clubbed together, perhaps, after something having been chewed over

Cuirass

Heaped together

Curarize

Curlicue

Clipped two dogs (last two of breed)

Limited the last batsmen (wordplay)

In short, the dog has been docked

Shut off with a portiere.

Like some windows

Like living room, for instance, with new cedar unit

Bobbed - bent the knee

Mean beast checked out and frisked

Frolicked.

Eased, as from shock.

Softened and served dish on cue

Ring in copper polished and protected

Cutinise

Cutinize

Figured it out? The accountant did it!

Reckoned it's deliberate

Worked out

Place to erect a tent

Only common word in the English language with the consecutive letters MPG

""Inclosed in a capsule, or as in a chest or box;""

Like a news brief

Set with carbuncles.

Carburet

CARBURISE

CARBURIZE To combine wtih carbon or a carbon compound; said esp. of a process for conferring a higher degree of illuminating power on combustible gases by mingling them with a vapor of valatile hydrocarbons.

""CATALOGUE A list or enumeration of names, or articles arranged methodically, often in alphabetical order; as, a catalogue of the students of a college, or of books, or of the stars. as, a catalogue of the students of a college, or of books, or of the stars.""