Letter C 108500–108750

Communicates in bursts Crowd reactions to a daredevil Car tank insert Cooktop burner often used in home kitchens Certain cooking burners Completely beat Completely exhausted, in old slang Cause of a mirthquake Chats idly: Slang. Coffee time for an Exxon employee? Car part missing on a Tesla Car part with a cap Casual top that keeps an auto mechanic fueled up? Container with a cap Certain fuel valves City in N. C. Connoisseur of food. cooking style typical of a region or country CHAETONOTUS Compliment, in modern lingo Competition across a street corner, perhaps Coal-burning plant that supplied fuel for street lamps in Victorian times Cramp relieving brand Capone weapon Capone's gun Capone's rod Capone's side arm Capone-era weapon Channel between cliffs Channel between sandbanks Channel for craft Channel through shoals Charleston-era weapon Campus entrance. Channel for molten metal Concert "take" Concert proceeds Concert promoter's figure Concert receipts Concert receipts, collectively Corral entrance Corral entryway Corral exit Corral feature Corral swinger Cake and a drink in heart of Burgundy Cake, in Calais Cake, in Cannes Cake, in France Cake, in French cookery. Cake: Fr. Cake: French. California Historical Landmark since 1987 Clumsy partygoer? Clumsy passenger in the airport boarding area? Community type Condition of many fences Confined to college grounds: Brit. Controlled access Control access to, informally *Controller of access Cash paid to parolees Courtesy to parents of a child flying alone Crocs' kin C.I.A. head Christo's Central Park exhibition Components of fences Computer-world czar Convened Collect, as a harvest CROPPING concursion Convenes Closing off Confinement within school bounds: England. Confining to campus: Brit. Confining to school grounds, to Brits Country singer Larry Country-music family name Civil War weapons with rotating barrels "Compañero común" Campeche cat Cancun cat Cancún kitty Caracas cat Cartagena cat Casa pet, perhaps Castilian cat Cat in Cancun Cat in a casa Cat in una casa Cat, in Cadiz Cat, in Caguas Cat, in Cancún Cat, in Castile Cat, in Catalonia Cat, in Cataluña Cat, in Chihuahua Cat, in Colombia Cat, in Costa Rica Cat, in Cádiz Cat, in Córdoba Cat, in Madrid Cat, in Mexico Cat, in Spain Cat, of la casa Cat, south of the border Cat, to Catarina Cat: Sp. Cat: Span. Cat: Spanish. Catalonian cat Catarina's cat Chat, across the Pyrénées Chihuahua cat Colombian cat Cordoba cat Creature with a {/maullido/} Cuban cat Cádiz cat Córdoba cat Córdoban cat Caiman's kin Cartoon: "wally ___" College athlete who plays in "The Swamp" Cousin of Croc Cousin of a croc Critter in the Everglades Croc kin Croc relative Croc's close relative Croc's cousin Croc's less aggressive relative Croc's relative Cypress swamp critter Company with the slogan "Is it in you?" Contents of a football "shower" College team whose fight song is "The Orange and Blue" Cousins of crocs Crocs' cousins Crocs' relatives Cats in Cádiz Cats, in Cancun Cats, in Catalonia Cats, in Spanish Cats: Sp. Capo's guns Channels between cliffs. Carraway's Long Island neighbor, in classic fiction Carraway's neighbor Code of conduct since 1947 Commerce acronym since 1948 Commerce treaty signed in 1947 Commerce treaty starting 1947 Commerce treaty starting in 1947 ___ Casazza of opera ___ Casazza, former director of Met. ___ Casazza, former impressario at the Met. ___-Casazza ___-Casazza, Met manager: 1908-35 Cat, in Catania Cat, in Rome C.Z. lake. Canal Zone dam. Canal Zone lake Canal Zone construction. Clumsy, socially Crude and tactless Cowboy from the South American plains Cowboy of the South American pampas Cowboy of the pampas cowboy Spanish Communist cowboy of South America? Cheap trinket Catalan architect Catalonian architect Antoni __ catalonian architect who designed casa vicens and casa mila antonio Cheaply ornate Commercial (director Ritchie) Calculate silence about United's the end for Ole? Caesar conquered it Caesar conquest Caesar was here Caesar's France Caesar's conquest Caesar's conquest of 58-50 B.C. Caesar's conquest, 58–51 B. C. Caesar's divided land Caesar's location before crossing the Rubicon Caesarean conquest Conquest of Caesar Conquest of Caesar's Charles de __ Charles de ___ Airport Charles de ___ International Airport Caesar conquered them Caesar defeated them Caesar defeated them in 52 B.C. Caesar's subjects Challenge, symbolically Challenging garment cgs unit of magnetic flux density Customized jingle to let you know when Lord Buddha is calling? CHEESECLOTH Cheesecloth, e.g. Cut-covering cloth Collapsed under great weight Collapsed under pressure Conceded, with "up" Contributed to the cause Cared Cared deeply Caved "Case dismissed" punctuation mark Chair's accessory Chair's need Chairman's hammer Chairman's instrument. Chairman's mallet Chairman's prop Chairman's tool. Chairman's weapon. Chairperson's hammer Chairperson's order keeper Chairperson's prop Court attention-getter Court instrument Court knocker Court prop Court quieter Court rapper Court tool Courtroom attention-getter Courtroom banger Courtroom hammer Courtroom item Courtroom mallet Courtroom noisemaker Courtroom prop Courtroom rapper Courtroom thumper Courtroom tool Called to order Ceremonial hammers Certain mallets. Chairpersons' mallets Chairpersons' needs Chairs may hold them Court mallets Courtroom accessories