Letter C 115500–115750

Chinese dynasty name Chinese dynasty of 2,000 years ago Chinese dynasty preceding the Three Kingdoms Chinese dynasty spanning four centuries Chinese dynasty that introduced Buddhism. Chinese dynasty when Jesus lived Chinese dynasty when the Silk Road was formed Chinese dynasty, 206 B.C. to 220 A.D. Chinese dynasty: 202 B.C.–A.D. 220 Chinese ethnic group that's the world's largest Cinema Solo Cohort of Luke and Leia Culture writer Karen __ Chinese: world's largest ethnic group ___ characters (Chinese script) ___ characters (Chinese writing) ___ characters (basic means of writing Chinese) ___ characters (common Chinese writing) Czech tennis ace Mandlikova "Can you give me a ___?" CLOCK pointer Card catalog? Card deal. Cards dealt Clapping device Clock sweeper Cluster of bananas Control in a relationship, according to Seinfeld Cradle rocker Crewman on the Titanic Crewman on the Titanic, e.g. Crewmember Clock face component that moves cards held by a player Constantly and diligently Carried around by a banned hag? Compact carrier Certain accessories. Clutch, pouch, etc. Court pastime *Convenient carrier Certain woven container CATECHISM Concise reference work Conveyance for Buster Keaton in "The General" Creates, as an artisan Color manually Color the old-fashioned way Caught red ______ Ceded, with "over" Ceded control of Composer Georg Friedrich. Composer buried in Westminster Abbey. Composer famed for oratorios Composer of "Joy to the World." Composer of more than 40 operas. Composer of over 40 operas Composer who was a law student (1685–1759). Composer's adornments Censor of controversial parts of "Messiah"? Composer working for a relief organization? __ coordination Clutched amounts Certain firearm Clinton would require a photo ID to purchase one Colt .45, e.g. Controversial target of controls Climber's find Comforting support Climbing aids Convenient, commercially Convenient, in commercial names Close co-operation Closely associated Closely together Cloth used for wiping one's nose or face Composer Jakob: 1550–91 CB name CBer's moniker CBer's name CBer's nickname CBer's sobriquet Car door part Care Day attendee Certain mustache shape Cyclist's mustache? Chelsea of "Chelsea Lately" C.B.ers' names CBer monikers Cabinet additions Cup parts Cost add-on "Cool ___," 1967 film Crafted by an artisan Crafted by man. Custom tailored Certain royal servant Clothes from older siblings Cuisinart precursor Commercial flyer, e.g. clothing, food, or money given to a needy person Cede + Pitching style = Climbing method Climbing method Command during a bank robbery Choose personally Chosen with care Cleaned meticulously Clipper for trimming small bushes Climber's clasp Clock faces or what you might lend to help Card dealings Card deals Card-game holdings Certain shows of support Clapping tools Classroom show? Clipper crew Clock trio, often Clock-face features Contents of gloves Crewmen Cruise crew Carpenter's cordless cutter Certain cutting tool Cordless phone Cell-phone accessory Comical greeting? Cordial greeting Cyclist's gesture Cake associated with good health? Characterized by nonintervention Considerable, as a sum *Charming rogue Comelier. Calculation for a modeling agent? Cheerleading stunts Cry at the end of a cooking competition Clean without a machine, as delicate clothes COPPERPLATE Conveniently available Conveniently close Conveniently located Conveniently near. Chess piece within reach? Convenient food? Certain hose Clothing company owned by Sara Lee Company with briefs briefings Carol of "The Pajama Game" Carol of the musicals. City of atomic experiment in Washington. Chill (with) Chill out together Chill with pals Chill, with "out" Cold War Kids "___ Me Up to Dry" Cessna home Craft store? Cooling one's jets? Chill out next to a Reddit discussion? CHEKIANG capital (Chin.) CHEKIANG city Chinese silk center CURVED riding sword Choice at a dry cleaner Closet accessory for a coat Closet adjunct Closet clutterer Closet contrivance Closet need Clothes holding prop Clothes-closet item Coat or cliff follower Closet consultant's concern? Closet organizer's concern? Closet accessories. Closet assortment Closet collection Closet staples Coattail riders Capital crime in the Wild West, e.g. Clinging tightly Casually socializing COVERINGS Caption on a classic motivational poster depicted three times in this puzzle's grid Child's word-guessing game Cuticle problem Cuticle woe Cry to comic Sales when he's losing his grip? Chill with buddies Casual haunts. CRAPULENCE Cranky because of an empty stomach Cranky due to lack of food Craving madly? Casually socializes Chillaxes Chillaxes (with) Chills (with) Chills out (with) Chills with your bros Commits forgery: Slang Concludes a phone call. Curl all one's toes over the edge, as a surfer might Classic surfer's maneuver involving standing on the front of a longboard Christmas job number 2 Complex way to end communication? Call it quits like a cowboy? Certain phobias C&W Williams, Sr. or Jr. COIL of yarn COMBINING FORMS COIL Cartoonist Ketcham Coil of rope or yarn Coil or loop. Coiled bundle. Country crooner Williams Country legend Williams Country music great Williams Country music pioneer______ Snow Country singer Snow Country singer Williams Cowboy singer Snow Composer of "The Twist" crave after CRYING NEED Cloth for tearing up (var.) Cloth that may get a lot of tears Cloth used for personal wiping Cloth with tears in it? Cloth you might blow your nose in and then put... back... in... your... pocket (?!) Cold sufferer's need Cryers convenience Crying needs Country great, casually "Cast Away" star Coils of yarn. Country crooner of "Hello Love" Country music legend Chatter of conjurers to divert attention from tricks. "Chad ___," 1940 film Cartoonist William who co-created Tom and Jerry Central Alberta community Co-creator of "The Flintstones" Co-creator of "Tom and Jerry" Creator of "The Flintstones" and "Scooby-Doo" with Barbera Co-creator of Yogi and Boo Boo Co-creator of Yogi, Quick Draw, et al. Cofounder of the company that created "Yogi Bear" Coproducer of "The Flintstones" and "The Jetsons"