Words That Start With C for Kids

Popular C Words

All Words Starting With C

• crawly – Crawly is a word we use for things that move by crawling, like insects or spiders.
• crayon – A crayon is a tool for coloring.
• crazy – Crazy can mean something that is really wild or out of control.
• creak – Creak is a noise that you hear when something is old or moving.
• cream – Cream is a thick, smooth part of milk.
• creamy – Creamy is a word we use to describe food that is smooth and thick, like pudding or a milkshake.
• create – Creating is when you make something that wasn't there before, like writing a story or making a craft.
• creative – Creative is when you think of new and fun ideas.
• creativeness – Creativeness is when you think of new ideas or ways to do things.
• creativity – Creativity means using your ideas to make fun things, like stories, art, or games.
• creature – A creature is any living thing, like animals, insects, or even monsters in stories.
• creatures – Creatures are all kinds of living beings, like animals, birds, and insects.
• credible – Credible means you can trust something or someone.
• creek – A creek is a small, flowing body of water.
• creeping – Creeping is when you move very slowly, like when you want to surprise someone or not make noise.
• creepy – Creepy is when something feels strange or makes you feel scared, like a shadow that looks funny or a noise...
• creepy-crawly – Creepy-crawlies are small creatures like bugs or insects that crawl on the ground.
• crepe – A crepe is a type of food that looks like a flat pancake.
• crest – A crest is the highest part of a hill or mountain.
• crew – A crew is a team of people who help do a job.
• crib – A crib is a special bed for little babies.
• cricket – Cricket is a sport played with a bat and ball.
• crimson – Crimson is a bright red color.
• crisp – Crisp is when something is very fresh and crunchy.
• crisps – Crisps are thin, crunchy snacks made from potatoes.
• crispy – Crispy is when food is hard on the outside and makes a crunch sound when you eat it, like fried chicken or...
• croc – Croc is short for crocodile, which is a big animal that lives in water.
• crocodile – A crocodile is a large reptile that lives in rivers and lakes.
• crooked – Crooked means something is bent or not straight.
• croon – Croon means to sing softly and gently, like when you hum a lullaby to help someone sleep.
• crop – A crop is a type of plant that farmers grow in fields.
• crops – Crops are plants that farmers grow in fields.
• crossing – Crossing is when you move from one side to the other side of something, like a road or a river.
• crossroads – A crossroads is a place where two or more roads meet.
• crosswalk – A crosswalk is a marked area on the road where people can walk across safely.
• crow – A crow is a smart black bird that can talk and make different sounds.
• crowd – A crowd is when many people gather in one place.
• crowded – Crowded means there are so many people in one area that it feels tight.
• crown – A crown is a beautiful headpiece that shows someone is a king or queen.
• crumble – Crumble is when something breaks into little bits.
• crunch – Crunch is the sound you hear when you bite into something crispy, like a chip or an apple.
• crunchy – Crunchy is a word we use to describe food that is hard and makes a nice sound when you chew it, like chips...
• crust – Crust is the outer layer of something.
• cry – Crying is when your eyes make tears.
• crying – Crying is when tears come out of your eyes.
• crystal – A crystal is a special kind of rock that has a smooth and shiny surface.
• crystals – Crystals are special kinds of solid materials that have a nice shape and can sparkle.
• cube – A cube is a 3D shape that has six square sides.
• cubs – Cubs are young bears.
• cucumber – A cucumber is a green vegetable that is long and crunchy.
• cucumbers – Cucumbers are a type of vegetable that are green and can be very crunchy.
• cuddle – Cuddling is when you hold someone tight in your arms.
• cuddlesome – Cuddlesome is a word that describes something or someone that is really good to hug.
• cuddly – Cuddly is a word we use for things that are very soft and make you want to hug them.
• cup – A cup is something we use to drink liquids like water or juice.
• cups – Cups are objects we use to hold drinks.
• curb – A curb is the raised edge of a street or sidewalk.
• cure – A cure is a way to make someone who is sick feel better.
• curiosity – Curiosity means being really interested in learning new things.
• curious – Curious means you have a lot of questions and want to learn new things.
• curl – Curl means to make something round or twisty, like when you curl your hair or when a cat curls up to sleep.
• curled – Curled means something is shaped like a circle or a spiral.
• curlicue – A curlicue is a fancy, curly line.
• curly – Curly is when hair has lots of twists and turns, making it look bouncy and fun, like a spiral.
• currency – Currency is the money we use to buy things.
• current – Current means something that is going on at this moment.
• curve – A curve is a line that is not straight.
• curved – Curved means that something bends or has a round shape.
• cushion – A cushion is a soft, fluffy thing you can put on a chair or sofa.
• cushiony – Cushiony describes something that feels soft and nice to sit or lie on, like a big, fluffy pillow or a...
• cushy – Cushy means something that is soft and comfortable, like a nice pillow or a cozy chair.
• custom – Custom means something special that is made just for you or your family.
• cut – Cut means to use a sharp tool, like scissors or a knife, to divide something into parts or to make it shorter.
• cute – Cute is a word we use to describe things that are very sweet or pretty.
• cutlery – Cutlery means the special tools we use at the table to eat.
• cutting – Cutting is when you use a sharp tool, like scissors or a knife, to divide something into parts or to make...
• cycle – A cycle is something that goes in a circle and repeats.
• cylinder – A cylinder is a 3D shape that has two round ends and straight sides.