Letter C 12000–12250

"Cleanup in ___ 4" (supermarket request) "Cleanup in ___ four" (supermarket request) "Cleanup on ___ 2!" (wry call when I dropped my curry at Punjabi Dhaba last week) "Cleanup on ___ 4" (store announcement) "Cleanup on ___ 5!" "Cleanup on ___ five!" CAR PATH CATHEDRAL FEATURE CERTAIN WEDDING PARTICIPA CHECKOUT ITEM SUPERMARKET AREA CHIEF STEWARD CHINA PATH CHOICE SEAT CHURCH PARTY CHURCH feature CHURCH passage CIRCULAR path CLAUSE SEPARATOR CLEANUP COMET PATH COMMIT MATRIMONY COMMON MARKET LOCALE COMMUNICATING corridor CONGREGATION HOME CONSISTS OF TWO SHAPED ELECTRODES AND THE SPACE BETWEEN THEM COURT DIVIDER CONTINENT COVERED walkway CUSHIONLIKE SEAT Cabin path Cathedral area Cerebellum section Certain seat request Certain walkway Chapel divider Chapel walkway Check-in choice Check-in option Checkout division Choice at some check-ins Choice in a cabin Choice plane seating Choice seat location Church area Church channel? Church divide Church divider Church part Church passageway Church path Church pathway Church section Church walkway Church's walkway Circuitous path Classroom walkway Conductor's path Confusing pathway Congregation area Congregation divider Congress divider Congressional divide Congressional divider Congressional divider (example #2) Continental divide Convenient theater seat Coronation ceremony path Court divider cathedral section church seats congregation CROSS PATHS WITH Chapel walkways Church features Church sections Classic TV show with a whistled theme song Corridors central walkways in churches between pews C as in coach? Certain plane preference *Critics' preferences, perhaps C and D, on many flights Critics' places. Computer-generated junk Champagne river Clearinghouse CHANNEL BETWEEN WALES AND ANGLESEY ISLAND CITY ON THE THAMES Castaway locale COCKNEY DROPPER Capital of Hawaii Capital of Hungary Character in the middle of nowhere? Cockney's challenge Cockney's elision Cockney's problem cut of beef from the rump bone Cuts of beef. Car stereo maker Circuit City brand Classic name in audio equipment Competitor of Sanyo and Bose Chinese dissident artist CATHEDRAL City (Fr.) CITY IN PROVENCE CITY NEAR MARSEILLES Capital of Provence Cezanne's birthplace Cezanne's birthplace __-en-Provence City in SE France City near Marseille City north of Marseilles City north of Marseilles, for short City where Cézanne was born Cézanne's birthplace Cézanne's birthplace, familiarly cathedral city city France City WSW of Cologne. Classic '77 Steely Dan album Classic 1977 album featuring "Deacon Blues" and "Josie" Classic Steely Dan album Classic Steely Dan album of 1977 Classic rock album of 1977 Classic 1977 Steely Dan album Compliment to an acupuncturist? Corsican west-coast port. cave paintings city city cave paintings CAMPING IN THE OPEN CAPABLE OF BEING PROTRUDED OR STRETCHED OR OPENED OUT CAUSING DIFFICULTY IN FINDING AN ANSWER OR SOLUTION CAUSING SKIDDING, MAYBE CLOSE (IN) CLOSE BY CAUSING IT TO MOVE UP, AS WITH A HANDLE CLOSE DOWN CLOSE IN ON CLOSE THE DOOR (SONG) ARTIST CLOSE THE ___ ON CLOSED (IN ON) CLOSED CARRIAGE WITH THE CLOSED FULLY CLOSED IN OR SURROUNDED OR INCLUDED WITHIN CLOSED, AS A MAGAZINE ISS CLOTHES OR SHROUD WARN BY A CORPSE WHEN BEING BURIED OR CREMATED COINCIDING EXACTLY WHEN SUPERIMPOSED COMBINING FORMS OPEN COMPLETELY OR ENTIRELY CONFINED OR SHUT IN BY HEAVY SNOW COOKING SLOWLY IN FAT IN A CLOSED POT WITH LITTLE MOISTURE CRACKED IN A WAY CRACKED RIVAL CUT SLIGHTLY, WITH A RAZOR Causing a draft Certainly not locked Clashing Clearly not latched Clearly not locked Close to closed Close to shut Close up Closed curve Closed to some extent Closed, for the most part Cocked open Cracked Cracked as a door Cracked a bit Cracked a bit, as a door Cracked a little Cracked just a bit Cracked just slightly Cracked open Cracked open a little Cracked open, as a door Cracked open, say Cracked slightly Cracked somewhat Cracked, as a glass door? Cracked, but not broken Cracked, like a door Cracked, say close out closed book crack of dawn "Cleans like a white tornado" brand "Cleans like a white tornado" product "Cleans like a white tornado" sloganeer CAKES AND ALE CHARACTER CAVALRYMAN WHO FOUGHT WITH A LANCE CAVALRYMEN WHO FOUGHT WITH LANCES CLEANSER SCENT CLEANSING POWDER COMET ALTERNATIVE COMET COLLEAGUE COMET PART Caustic cleaner in a green can Centaur-trained hero Classic cleanser Cleaner brand Cleaner in a turquoise can Cleaner named after a Trojan War hero Cleaner named after a warrior Cleaner not to be used on metal Cleaner promoted as "stronger than dirt" Cleaner with a mythological name Cleaning brand in a blue can Cleaning brand with a mythological name Cleanser brand Cleanser brand with a name from mythology Cleanser competitor of Comet Cleanser named for a Greek hero Cleanser whose name comes from Greek myth Cleanser with the motto "Stronger than dirt!" Cleanser with the slogan "Stronger than dirt!" Clorox competitor Colgate-Palmolive brand Comet Comet cleanser competitor Comet competition Comet competitor Comet rival Competitor of Comet and Bon Ami Competitor to Hector or Mr. Clean, depending on which one you mean Cornet competitor Cousin of Achilles character Iliad chemical cleanser cleanser chemical "Criminal Minds" actress Champion race car driver with four Indy 500 wins Cincinnati Bengals wideout who has made the Pro Bowl three times in three seasons Chili: Span. Capsicum plants. Complimentary words before "work with" or "behold" CRONIN CRONIN, JOE "___ Cassius Clay" (1970 documentary) C. Lamb, ___ Elia CANTEEN INITIALS CHEAT SHEET ANIMATION CLEF LETTERS CORPORATE ALIAS CRUCIFIX LETTERS Call letters? Cardi B, ___ Belcalis Marlenis Almanzar Cartel letters Chapman, __ Appleseed Characters on a wanted poster Clarifying letters Clemens, ___ Twain