Letter C 100000–100250

CRITICAL study Critical studies Conducts an investigation CORROBORATING Check carefully Check closely Chronicle alternative, in San Francisco Common newspaper name Customs appraiser. CROSS section Case in point Class clarifier Case studies, e.g. Campus ordeals, briefly Chances to determine proficiency Checkups Checkups, for instance Class struggles? Closing period in a semester College boards, e.g. College events Crammer's concerns Crammer's headaches Crammers' worries Cause impatience Cause irritation causing exasperation Common spreadsheet program CORKING Crash hot Compliment from a waiter Can pull off effortlessly Clipped via Contents of a digest. CRUEL act CONSUMEDLY Cause for an additional airline fee, maybe counterchange Currency calculator's need Currency differential Certain duty Commodities tax Cut duty for practise without hesitation Cut or omit Cut out for duty Cut out tax Certain taxes. CUTTING out of a part Causing elation Cause (someone) to feel very enthusiastic Cause enthusiasm Cause to feel eager causing excitement Cry out suddenly Crying indicator COUNT (ant.) CLOSED door Church ban Cooler head in the past Condemn harshly Crappy? Clear of charges Clears of blame CAPABLE OF BEING OVERLOOKED Condone a note? Comment after a burp Comment to a burper Comment to a line jumper Comment to an unapologetic burper, say Cutesy expression borrowed from French COMMAND PROGRAM Common PC file extension Common Windows file extension Common filename extension Computer application file extension Computer application file suffix Computer file extension Computer file extention Computer file name extension Computer filename Extension Computer filename ending Computer program file suffix Computer program suffix Cute beginning? cmd._____ (Windows command prompt file) Clerical leave Clerical permission to leave. Corporate decision maker C-suite VIP C-suite figure C-suite person C-suite type C.E.O., for one C.F.O. or C.I.O C.F.O. or C.T.O. C.F.O., e.g. C.O.O., e.g. C.T.O. or C.F.O. CEO is one CEO or CFO CEO or CFO, e.g. CEO or COO CEO or VP CEO part CEO, CFO, COO or CTO CEO, for example CFO or CEO CFO or VP CFO, for one CIO or CFO CIO or CTO CNBC interviewee COO, for one Chief officer: Colloq. Co. figure Co. manager Co. owner, e.g. Co. prez, e.g. Company auto user Company bigwig, for short Company jet user Company leader, for short Company man? Company officer, for short Company prez, e.g. Company's V.P., e.g. Corner off. occupant Corner office VIP Corner office fig. Corner office holder Corner office person, for short Corner office type Corp. figure Corp. higher-up Corp. hotshot Corp. meeting caller Corp. officer Corp. official Corp. type Corporate HQ heavyweight Corporate big shot Corporate board member, for short Corporate boss, for short Corporate chief Corporate higher-up Corporate higher-up, briefly Corporate higher-up, for short Corporate honcho who might have his own washroom, briefly Corporate honcho, for short Corporate hotshot Corporate kingpin Corporate leader, for short Corporate officer Corporate treas. or CFO Corporate type Corporate veep or prez Corporation V.I.P. Corporation V.I.P., for short. C-suite VIP, briefly Call down evil upon. Can entirely do without Curse or denounce C-suite VIPs C-suite members C-suite personnel C-suite roles C-suite types CEOs and CFOs CEOs, VPs, etc. CFO and VP, for instance CFOs, e.g. CFOs, for instance Certain naval officers Company jet users Company suits Corner office employees, for short Corner office inhabitants, for short Corner office types Corner-office claimers, briefly Corp. higher-ups Corp. management Corp. suits Corporate big shots, casually Corporate bigwigs, for short Corporate honchos Corporate leaders Corporate leaders, for short Corporate officers Corporate officers, for short Corporate upper echelon Cream of the corp.? Corporate decision-makers CARRY A ___ CARRY OUT, AS AN ASSIGNME CARRY THE ___ Carry out a plan Carry out, as a mission Carry out, as a task Carry out, as an assignment Carry out, as an order Carry out, perform Carrying out, as one's duties capital murder Classy class Commander in chief's branch Corporate management group C-suite member who shreds on the half-pipe? Cereal served in a boardroom? Checks-and-balances component CE0's football team? Company cars, expense accounts, etc. Cattle farm run by bigwigs? condition of being an executor Checked off Crossed out: Colloq. Curved bench Curved high-back bench Curved outdoor benches Critical analyses Critical analysis Critical explanation of a text. Critical interpretation Critical interpretation of a text Critical analyst of Biblical text CITE case CITE fact Cervenka of X Cervenka of punk rock Clean fish Consul's credentials Calisthenics, e.g. Crunch abs, e.g. callisthenics Cause oneself to make a strenuous effort CASHERS CHECK CHECK CASHERS Cast-off mates Cast-off spouses Certain singles Certain spouses Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards, e.g. Child support payers Co-parents, sometimes Co-parents, usually Combatants in family court, often Correspondent's kisses Couple gone kaput Couple no more Couple that called it quits Couple that's here and there?