Letter C 105000–105250

Commander of British, French and U. S. Armies, 1918. Center points Centering points Centers of activity Centers of attention Centers of attraction Centers of circles Centers of interest Centers, of a sort Centers; hubs Central points Central points of attention. Circles' parts Concentration points Convergence spots Convergent points Converging points Crucial points CAMERA LENS APERTURE CENTRE of attention CORRADIATION CREATION of a sharp image by a lens Camcorder function Camera concern Centre of interest Concentrate light upon. Concentrate on a task center of activity or attraction Centered (on) Concentrated on one point. Cattle fare Captain Hook, to Peter Pan Cassius, to Caesar Catwoman, to Batman Challenger, to a champion Cheyenne, to a Pawnee Competitive rival Comrade counterpart Contender for your title Contender to your title Contender, to a champion Continental Army soldier, to a redcoat Converse of chum Counter person Crazy Horse, to Custer Custer, to Sitting Bull Capulets, to Montagues Cassius and Casca, to Caesar Celts to Romans Celts to a Roman Certainly not friends Clashing partisans Concerns of sentries Cause of flight delays Cause of low ceiling. Cause of many an accident Certain cloud Certain hydrometeor Cloud near the ground Coastline obscurer Common Bay Area forecast Common London sight Common London weather Common San Francisco forecast Common weather phenomenon in San Francisco Component of a pollution portmanteau Concert stage effect Certain navigational hazard Cambridge art museum Covered with mist. Circumnavigator's balloon Captured Italian air base. Cartoon rooster's name Cover with mist, as an airport Car accessories that help in low-visibility conditions Car accessories. Cape Verde volcanic island Cooperative romantic comedy boardgame Cause for combatants' confusion Clouds, as the mind Cloudy creations Confused mental states Confused states Conservative one. Crusty Get Crusty fellow Curmudgeonly guy Common French fare Controversial liver dish CROSS ground so as to baffle hounds (hunting) CROSS scent so as to baffle hounds (hunting) Canucks Tin ___ Phoenix Chocolate kiss wrap Comedic straight man Comic's sidekick Contrasting thing Counterpart, in drama Cover-up for leftovers Covering for Kisses Covering for a Kiss Covering for leftovers Circumventer Certain ornamentations cut and thrust Chinese Buddhist's creed Compel to accept Company that made the Red Baron's and Amelia Earhart's planes Coming after: Abbr. Coming next: Abbr. Cease business Cease playing Choose not to call Close, as a flop play capable of being folded up and stored Closed down, as a play. Circular of a sort. Computer desktop icon Computer file container Cover for papers. Circulars or timetables. Cause of an origami flaw? Closing the doors of a financial magazine? Crease to create two equal sides CENTREFOLD Ceases doing business Closes up. Closes: Theatrical slang. Creases Creates origami Creases in fabric or paper Close, as a brochure Convertible, perhaps Canopy makeup Colorful autumn display Covered with leaves Coffee table book, e.g. Coffee-table book Collection of Shakespeare's plays, e.g. Coffeehouse music genre Coffeehouse musician's instrument Calamity Jane, for one Casey Jones or Calamity Jane, e.g. Collection of traditional tales Commonsense approach to behavior analysis classification system common language terms as opposed to technical jargon Casually sociable Charmingly rural COME after in order or time COME next in order or time Come after in order or as an example Checked up (on) Count on the internet to pay attention to you? condition of following rather than leading "Come this way!" 'C'mon, this way' Choose love over money, say Completely understands what's asked of you in a puzzle? Classic onscreen lyric cue in a sing-along Childhood game. Conform, militarily Cousin of Simon says carrying some project or intention to full completion Company's social media request Costly undertaking courage of despair California city in a Johnny Cash song title California prison California prison city California's second oldest prison *Courier and Papyrus, for two Cause of some packed schedules Celtic searobber Crazy about "Coming Home" Oscar winner "Court Martial" star. Cake decorator's substance Creamy candy Creamy confection City near Oshkosh City on the Winnebago Caress lovingly CUDDLED UP Caressed Caressed lovingly Cuddled Caresser. Caresses caressing Cheese dip Cheese dip from France Cheesy dip: Var. CHEESE dish Chafing-dish dish Cheese concoction Cheesy dip Cheesy dish Chocolate dip Communal dish Cookbook subtitled "A Guide to Having Swiss Friends Over for Dinner"? Cheesy get-together? Container with melted cheese Cheese dishes CENTRAL American bay CENTRAL American inlet Calibri, e.g. Cathedral receptacle Century, for one Choice that may be bold Church receptacle Comic Sans is one Comic Sans or Papyrus Comic Sans, e.g. Comic Sans, for one Complete assortment of printing type. Complete assortment of type. Computer type choice Container for baptismal water Courier 10 italic, e.g. Courier New, e.g. Courier or Myriad Courier or Times, e.g. Courier, e.g. Courier, for one California city associated with the founding of Hells Angels City near San Bernardino City that's home to the California Speedway Calibri, Arial, et al. Choices for publishers Choices that determine character traits Church receptacles Comic Sans and Arial Comic Sans and Papyrus, etc. Computer type choices Containers for holy water Courier and Comic Sans Courier and Roman Courier, et al. Chachi's cousin, with "the" Character on many '70s lunchboxes Character who literally "jumped the shark" Cool 'Happy Days' guy, with 'the' Cool sitcom guy Chachi's sitcom cousin Chinese slammer? "Comfort" or "junk" follower Cafeteria fight ammo Cafeteria fight weapon Cat or dog follower Caterer's concern Caterer's offering