There is a total of 49617 clues beginning with c
- Come into popular hospital weary, on reflection
- Come into possession of tinier bats, gaining hit
- Come into some barren terrain
- Come into the house, perhaps?
- Come into the mind of old dog eating a piece of chicken
- Come into view from the East, then combine
- Come in to register
- Come late routinely when depleted to get vegetable
- Come near Monty Python member during drink
- Come off train
- Come off worse and end with no beginning
- Come off worst in competition still
- Come on carrying a folded paper
- Come on it changes, eg :0)
- Come on portrait of listener?
- Come on stage — short spot — to bring delight
- Come on to appreciate novel
- Come on wife, split the bill!
- Come on — it could be a symbol
- Come on, tell me what to do with unpalatable food!
- Come onto the scene in a contemporary broadcast
- Come originally to hunt
- Come out again and gather fruit
- Come out again to gather fruit
- Come out again to harvest fruit
- Come out as one involved in US party club that’s riotous
- Come out east to join up
- Come out from crisis cutting off northern Cyprus
- Come out from English commercial move ending prematurely
- Come out from English lake having swallowed bit of gunge
- Come out from access point?
- Come out in church with mitre on?
- Come out Nancy without a crisis
- Come out of aquatic mammal back to front
- Come out of crisis with a third missing
- Come out of European Union right away?
- Come out of European Union? Not entirely
- Come out of joint as girl starts to strip languorously, taking off coat and first of earrings
- Come out of space with short green bananas
- Come out on the date – first and last sections only
- Come out on top, replacing centre of the coin [coiL]
- Come out on top, requiring clergyman to fill bucket
- Come out with Charlie in US city in crisis
- Come out with demand to support former partner
- Come out with energy and mingle
- Come out with first from car dealer, reconditioned
- Come out with holiday insurance
- Come out with me more than once to have a drink
- Come out with Nicky often to get jam
- Come out with TV movie crew regularly
- Come out — father’s climbing tree!
- Come out? Some who went here may have done so afterwards
- Come over and put out a sign
- Come over displeased
- Come prepared, correct in food suggestions
- Come quickly with rotating balls
- Come right, ousted by church record
- Come round about eleven in country
- Come round admitting affair’s suggestive
- Come round on time before Easter
- Come round to a strangely weak point
- Come round to describe museum’s material
- Come round to suggest it's made up of different parts
- Come round to treat with new upholstery?
- Come running and pull to pieces
- Come safely through the elements
- Come specially round church house, to see this artwork?
- Come through evil
- Come through for Tory’s first offensive
- Come to a conclusion about Uncle Dicky, social media promoter
- Come to a funeral party
- Come to a halt by front of pub in Ireland
- Come to a king in terror
- Come to a legal understanding about a felled horse
- Come to a similar conclusion
- Come to a stop in lake in Panama, say
- Come to a stretch of open water
- Come to a train
- Come to a vigil
- Come to a vigil before noon
- Come to a vigil for the departed
- Come to ace funeral party
- Come to after ‘little one’ is a large!
- Come to an arrangement in a wood after party
- Come to an end before the opening of parliament
- Come to an end — like someone’s innings?
- Come to an end, being dismissed by umpire
- Come to an Irish funeral party held inside
- Come to an open stretch of
- Come to an unexpected end, as addition to private bill going through Parliament?
- Come to bed and behave inappropriately?
- Come to boil wearing a bit of rag
- Come to church to find something uplifting
- Come to drink, beer for the most part
- Come to end of line in attempt to expose infidelity
- Come to feel affection for fellow totally live on broadcast
- Come to from anaesthetic?
- Come to funeral party
- Come to grief in a GCSE subject and be remembered for a long time
- Come to hole in the wall where bricks at first have gone missing