Letter C 116500–116750

Cause of waste, it's said Cause of waste? Christian metalcores ___ the Day Counterproductive quickness Creator of errors Cautious proverb Caveat to the rash CAUSE person to make haste CAUSE to make haste COME in haste Cause precipitation Concludes deliberations Can afford to wait Can spare a moment City on English Channel. Can't avoid Can't avoid it Can't decline Can't do anything else Can't get out of it Can't help but Can't refuse Can't say no Cannot avoid Concerns, with "with" Can't remain Can't stay Can't continue Careless, maybe Carelessly quick Christmas porridge dish Cornmeal concoction Cornmeal dessert Cause of many bogeys? "Chapeau", in Chicago CHAPEAU bras Candidate's throw-in Cap or beret Cap or derby Cardinal's symbol of office Castor or dicer Castor or pillbox Castor or tile Castor, e.g. Cat's garb, in a kids' book Cat's place, per Seuss Caubeen, e.g. Caubeen. Certain sunshade Chef's accoutrement Chef's toque, e.g. Chullo or sombrero Chupalla or beret Cloche or castor Cloche or toque Cloche, e.g. Clothing for the head Coif flattener Collection holder Common church accessory Common magic prop Common magician prop Court jester wear with bells Cover for a bad hair day Cover for a bald spot Covering for the head Coverup for a bad haircut Cowboy ___ (headwear for Nat Love) Cracker breakthrough album "Kerosene ___" Cutesy nickname for the ^ symbol, when it's placed above a mathematical variable {/Casquette/} or {/chupalla/} , e.g. Container for a milliner's wares Cap storage Case for a cloche Chapeau holder Container for a fedora or bonnet Container in a closet Container with two lids, most of the time Cloche carriers Changing style in men's wear. COUVER Come from the egg Come out of one's shell Come up with a scheme Concoct, as a plan Concoct, as a plot Concoct, as a scheme Contrive, as a scheme Cook up, as a plot Crack an egg? Create a plot car with a lifting door at the back Cars perfect for tailgate parties Cloakroom personnel Came out of one's shell Concocted in secret Cracked an egg Created, as a nefarious plot Concocts, as a scheme Crude effort Coming out of one's shell Conspirator's activity "Cherish those hearts that ___ thee" (Shakespeare) "Cherish those hearts that ___ thee": Shak. Can do without Can do without, thank you Certain internal intensity Complete rejection Completely dislike Content of some regulated speech Crime category Crime motivation Crime motive Could not abide Criticized severely, with "on" Criticized unfairly, in slang causing or deserving hate Constant critic Contemptuous sort, in modern parlance Critic, in modern lingo Critic, sometimes Consumes with a critical eye Critics who can't be pleased Can definitely do without Can't stand at all Can't take a bit Cannot abide Causes of glowers Causes of war. Connection made by enemies, perhaps Criticizes harshly, in the hood Criticizes venomously Civet "Hell ___ No Fury" Clipse "Hell ___ No Fury" Certain school of yoga Consequence of a lid being on too tight? Cap wearer's grooming woe Cause of a bad hair day, perhaps Consequence of wearing a cap too long Campaigner's announcement evidence, figuratively Cartoonist Jimmy Creator of "Little Iodine" Coatroom fixture Chapeau decoration Chapeau fastener Chapeau securer Cloche fastener Chapeau securers Cap holder Checkroom facilities Cloakroom items Clothes trees Cause of some warfare Churchill called it "soul-destroying" Candidates' toss-ins, figuratively Caps, e.g. Cardinals' are red Careers, figuratively Careers, in a sense Cart wheels, cloches, etc. Cartwheels and such Certain Monopoly tokens Certain ring occupants Chapeaus Checked accessories Church accessories Clamp or profile creations. Cloches Cloches or toques Cloches, e.g. Conical items at birthday parties Covers for cue balls? Covers for locks Cowboy accessories Cowboy and Panama Cowboys' headwear Currently these are mostly veiling. Congratulatory phrase Carroll's "Mad" tea drinker Carroll's crazy character Carroll's mad character Carroll's mad one Carroll's mad tea-drinker Chapelier Character in "Alice in Wonderland." Character in "Alice." Crazy Carroll character Cape E of Pamlico Sound. Cape at dangerous part of N. Carolina coast. Cape off the Eastern seaboard. Cape south of Kitty Hawk Cape that's home to North Carolina's Diamond Shoals Confederate fort guarding Pamlico Sound. Chapeau specialists Chapeau vendors. Carnegie et al. City SE of Jackson Courteous acknowledgment Credit lines? Class on designing stands for hallways? Coup for Gretzky Cricket equivalent of a no-hitter. Cricket coups "Crossworlds" actor Rutger Carry a load Carry by semitrailer, say Carry by truck Carry cargo Carry freight Carry in a rig Carry in a semi Carry in a van Carry via truck Carry with difficulty Carry, as freight Catch fish Catch in a fishnet. Catch, as of fish. Change course by trimming sail Collection of holiday presents, informally Considerable winnings, informally Crook's take CARTAGE Carrying charge Commercial transport of goods Carried with effort Carted away Carted off to the police station Called to account Cargo carrier Commercial trucking company coalmine worker Cart off to the jailhouse Carryin' a load of grain? Carries in a truck Carries with effort Carries off, as loot Clears out an accumulation of garbage (perhaps after eight years of being preoccupied) Calls on the carpet Create fear Causes anxiety, as a poignant memory Chief: Ger. CHAURAN, new name of Casa, in Coblenz Common language in Niger CADDIS fly, mouth part of Château ___-Brion (Bordeaux wine) Château ___-Brion (vintner) Château ___-Brion wine Champagne "high"