9-Letter Words Containing CK

Ship area behind the bridge house

Later, adorn part of ship

Dress following of stern queen in area behind bridge

Aircheck

Angler's catch in the Atlantic

Like much prejudice called out by One People's Project

Antic

CRACK to {fracture=v}

Fuel additive in tank, I conk out

Like some gasolines

High-octane

SHOCK to outrage feelings

STICK to support with slender pieces of wood

Money earned by singer Fiona (wordplay)

Brandy distilled from hard cider

Distilled cider, a type of brandy

Offensive ones (wordplay)

People in a rush

They're 1 across, not 8 down

Fighting animal volunteers upset leader

At the cat back there His Majesty is offensive

It's so offensive to get at this in a zigzag way

Offense player in lacrosse

Lacrosse player on the offensive side of the field

ATTACK to {assault=v}

Wondering at a vehicle we collided with

Lost for words as we crashed lorry

Ace you and I hit is impressed

Backache

Rock sounds

Like most MPs, needing support with seat

(Of MP) not holding office

Bet against the replacements not in the cabinet

Some acrobatic feats

Calisthenics

Perhaps a molar re tib

Molar (wordplay)

One attacks the reputation of another

Attacks absent friends, say

Disparages player defending snacks

Slanders

BLOCK to {obstruct=v}

It's behind a hoop

Where Wilt Chamberlain shines.

Support company leaders in panel

Main supports.

Certain columns.

Spines

Backcast

Backchat

Support ministers creating a scene

Maintain ministers should set the scene

Painted fabric scenery

COURT to {woo=v}

CROSS to intersect

Made retrospectively valid

Made retroactive, as a contract

Pretended to have written earlier, as a letter

Makes retroactive... or what the eight other longest Across answers have

Makes retroactive ... or what the eight other longest Across answers have

*Prepares to pass the football

They go behind the scenes

Stage scenery.

Backdrop

Group of football players

Players behind the line of scrimmage

Part of a football team

Restores a dig site

Rebounded noisily, perhaps on the grid

Went wrong

Had a bad effect on the instigator of the action

Has the reverse effect

Flops create serif, apparently

Boomerangs

Backflow

Reverse shots on court (wordplay)

Not hush-hush tennis shots!

Support workers making plays in court

Backhaul

A building behind the main building. Specifically: A privy; a necessary.

Backland

*Source of a halo effect

Where to find modern classics, say, in publishers' catalogues

Hikers' burdens

Knapsacks, rucksacks

Students' carriers

Reverse attitude - on bicycle (wordplay)

Modify one's opinion

Retreat in the ring

Many stools' lacks

Places for some drivers, so to speak

Passenger places

Car parts

Rears to support crews

They may get spanked

Rumps, informally

Strikes among co-workers (wordplay)

Congratulates effusively

Congratulatory gestures

Fall away in faith or morals

Revert to old habits

Left in rear, go astray

Return a letter, say

Certain typewriter key

Move a cursor left

Backspin

Betrays, in a way

Behind the scenes (theatrically)

Near, but not in, the limelight

In the green-room

Backstay

Tennis and baseball necessities

Screens in sports arenas.

Gives support to summit's contingency plans

Defenders cried moving away from front

Slanting away

Golfer's reverse mode

Start of a golf stroke

Movement of sportsperson helps side

Fencing stick with a basket-hilt

Beat a retreat (wordplay)

Retrace one's steps

Return to support course

How to look for nostalgia (wordplay)

Support hospital facilities in recession

What Mica Paris claimed you are

Re taw, perhaps, in no current way

O2H (wordplay)

Tew, perhaps, is an isolated spot

Support drivers (wordplay)

Help drivers to find remote places

Support golfer from remote country area

Backwrap

Play areas, perhaps

S dray not on the road

City playgrounds

Area of authority

Jurisdiction of a bailiff

Area of expertise

Baldrick

Encouraged to embrace a bishop when heckled

Accommodated as soldiers given hostile reception

Jeered

Hostile demonstrator, a supporter down under

Beckoner

Waving over

Seemingly inviting

Making a curling motion with the forefinger, maybe

Adding adornments to

Adorning.

Befleck

Bemock

Benedick

Squabblers

Disputing petulantly

Right sort of hat for one who rules the roost

Bitstock

Bivouac

Karen and Lucille vote no (wordplay)

Shut out (of a group)

Something from a snooker room or bar

Jet flier (wordplay)

Pie filling of a sort

'White Album' song

BLACK to {blacken=v}

Blackboy

Birds which were signs of doom (wordplay)

""The male of the European black grouse (Tetrao tetrix, Linn.); so called by sportsmen. The female is called gray hen. See Heath grouse. Tetrao tetrix, Linn.); so called by sportsmen. The female is called gray hen. See Heath grouse.""

Like some Cajun food

Vilified.

Charred

One who blackens.

Guise of American minstrels

Blackfin

""A small kind of whale, of the genus Globicephalus, of several species. The most common is G. melas. Also sometimes applied to other whales of larger size. Globicephalus, of several species. The most common is G. melas. Also sometimes applied to other whales of larger size.""

Blackgum

Spot of darkness (wordplay)

Spot gloomy principal

*Facial blemish

Blacking

Great deal (wordplay)

Knave of Clubs (wordplay)

Gambler's game, perhaps

English word

To coat or to polish with black lead.

Scabs left in some beastly panto costume

Gloomy members, who do not strike

Relative of boycott.

The Weavers topped it in 1952

Bar in Hollywood

Exact money (wordplay)

Motive for murder, perhaps

Film murder motive, perhaps

A situation without light

Reasons to use flashlights

Some skits

Power failures.

A warbler of the United States (Dendroica striata). Dendroica striata).

Western mule deer

Mule deer

Deer.

Surfaces, as roads, runways, etc.

Broadway's Hagen, who was blacklisted

Paves, as a driveway

Founder of influential magazine: Ebony, possibly (wordplay)

Blesbuck

Sealed off (eg, a port)

Surrounded by hostile troops or ships.

Lock Father up in bed? That kept him shut in

Fleet, at times

Some trade barriers

Artery problems

Drunk goes back, clutching large bottlenecks

All no go

No rocket scientist, he

Idiot wants to impede the boss

Stupid person

Blocky

Blowback

Bluejack

Bluetick

Medical obstruction (wordplay)

Hit on ice

Could be physical obstruction

Bookrack

Rough country: Slang.

Rough country Slang.

Sticks may be advantage with crops

Buffer (wordplay)

Oxford shiner

Pump polisher

Bootjack

Bootlick

Boychick

(Making a commotion in bed?)

Grouped together

Awful noise in part of garden separated off

Disordered in the understanding; giddy; thoughtless.

Dangerously rash and injurious

Very quick kiss on holiday

This speed is recklessly dangerous

Mason-ballplayer union result (wordplay)

Strong criticism, so to speak

Unkind remarks

Bricky

Between back walls, stack and line up masonry

Indy Speedway nickname

Richard gripped by poet's works

Mason's resource

Brockage

*Close pitch: shower tool

*Close pitch shower tool

Southwestern cowboys

Broncobusters

Cowboys.

Buckayro

Buckbean

Oater's "station wagon"

Bound to go on the wagon

Old West transport

Buckeroo

Without opening blue KFC tub, in pieces how much chicken's there (wordplay)

Bucket

Buckler

Gave the quality of a coarse open-weave fabric

Buckshee

Pellets aimed at birds and ducks

Cowboy trousers

Bucktail

Reason to get braces

Large projecting incisors

Prominent features of 'dandy champers'

Prickly berried shrub

Prickly shrub with black berries

One of two Bugs Bunny features, both OK, cut out

Type of cereal

Ingredient in pancakes

Flour used in pancakes

By luck, lab reconstituted molecule

Bullneck

Bushbuck

Turn on US president (wife getting chop)

Hit by the 43rd president (wordplay)

Work to clear scrub, ambush (US, Aus)

English word

Second auditions

Nomad's street in Phoenix (wordplay)

Hump dais (wordplay)

Nomad's street in Phoenix?

Soul-searching criminal (wordplay)

Motorist's menace

Vehicle thief

Tax return credit.

Tax law provision affecting prior years

Famous racehorse.

Charlock

Inferior inexpensive card

Seller of inferior goods

Seller of shoddy goods

CHECK to {inspect=v}

Bill payer's need

It needs balancing

It must be carefully balanced

Like some careers

Like a finish flag

That can not be checked or restrained.

Pattern on heel is manifest

Written record of things to be done

Record of items to be verified

*Symbol for 'O.K.'

*Symbol for "O.K."

Approval indicator

Keep tabs on one's spouse?

Associate at a bank (wordplay)

Lioness in winter (wordplay)

Checkoff

Checkout

A short rein looped over the check hook to prevent a horse from lowering his head; called also a bearing rein. bearing rein.

Place for coats in a cafe

Restaurant convenience

Checkrow

Small gray-and-black songbird

Word in a W.C. Fields film title

Titmouse's cousin

Red squirrel named for the sound it makes

Chicken

Baby bird vegetables (wordplay)

Garbanzo beans' alias

What the hatchery owner brought

Baby fowl don't grow on this

Plant that may grow on lawn

A little foul-sounding, a little D

Chipmuck

In the plural, they're oriental cutlery

You can't eat with one

Cuts off credit to Chinese food raiser

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

Chuckler

Little Charlie having a laugh

Charles and Heather are obviously amused

Throw the fish away with a laugh

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

Coalsack

Ones holding wraps in restaurants

Holders of checked garments

Foyer items

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