Letter C 124500–124750

Concept (comb. Form) Concept, in combinations Concept: Prefix Conception prefix Conceptual: Prefix CALLIGRAPHY LINE Character in Chinese, e.g. Cig pic with an X, for one Concerned with ideas. Concerned with visionary speculation Characteristic beliefs of large groups of people. Communism and others Class doctrine Communism, for one city whose economy mainly consists of intellectual enterprises Compelled to carry out an idea *Clam digger's concern Caesar s date Caesar s worst day Caesar's 13th of April, e.g. Caesar's bad date Caesar's bad day Caesar's bane Caesar's big date Caesar's date Caesar's day of destiny. Caesar's doomsday Caesar's fatal date. Caesar's fatal day Caesar's fateful day Caesar's fateful time Caesar's final day Caesar's hard times. Caesar's last date? Caesar's last day Caesar's last day, e.g. Caesar's midmonth day Caesar's time Caesar's time to beware Caesar's unlucky day Caesar's worst day Caesar's worst time Calends, nones, ___. Calpurnia became a widow on one Casca's day to slay Casca's day. Casca's time for action Certain days in March Certain days of old Certain time of month Climactic day in "Julius Caesar" Clooney film, "The ___ of March" Counterparts of nones Cursed day for Julius Caesar Calendar point of warning Caesar's "that is" Cato's "that is" Cato's clarification Cato's clarifier Clarification introducer Clarification lead-in Clarification preceder Clarification term Clarifier in texts Clarifier starter Clarifier usually abbreviated Clarifying Latin phrase Clarifying Latin words Clarifying phrase from Cato Clarifying phrase usually abbreviated Clarifying phrase usually seen abbreviated Clarifying phrase, from the Latin Clarifying words that are usually abbreviated Common Latin phrase Commonly abbreviated bit of Latin Counterpart of "exempli gratia" Cousin of "exempli gratia" Convenience for one who often has to pass through security checkpoints, perhaps Coup leader ___ Amin Cruel Amin Clipped admission Concise confession Confession to "Who broke this?" Confession words Confident confirmation Confused morning reaction from a sleepwalker Confused response to an accusation Child's cry of accomplishment Common confession Cry of accomplishment, or admission of guilt Cry of jubilation ... or guilt Cry of victory Cry with a raised fist Clear-cut denial "Cross my heart!" Cagney movie "Each Dawn ___" "Clear as day" "Cool story, bro" "Cool, Daddy-o!" "Cool, bro" "Copacetic, man" "Copy that, dude!" "Copy," to a cat Cat's "Gotcha" Cat's acknowledgment Cool cat's "Copy that" Cool cat's "¡Comprendo!" Co-star of Kristin in "Wicked" and Kristen in "Frozen" Carding at a bar, for short Carding at a door Carding pre-entry Carding, informally Checking the age of, say Choosing from a lineup Choosing from a lineup, briefly "Call it a night," for one "Cat got your tongue?" e.g. "Chew the scenery" is one "Chicken out" or "talk turkey" "Cold feet" or "two left feet," e.g. "Cut corners" or "slash prices" "Cut corners," e.g. 'Chew the fat,' e.g. COLORFUL TALK Cash in one's chips or pay the ultimate price, e.g. Challenge for a foreign language learner Challenge for a language learner Challenge for a nonnative speaker Challenge for a translator Challenge for a translator, maybe Challenge for a translator, perhaps Challenge for an E.S.L. student Challenge for an interpreter Challenge for translation Characteristic expression. Characteristic style Clever turn of phrase Cold feet or cold shoulder Cold feet or hot seat Cold shoulder or hot corner Colloquial phrase Colorful phrase Common expression Common phrase Common usage. Confusing phrase for nonnatives Cool beans or warm fuzzies Cut to the chase, say colloquial saying convertible terms CHARACTERISTIC of a particular language Confusing to non-native speakers, perhaps characteristic crystallographic faces characteristic form "Chew the fat" and "eat crow" "Crack a joke" and "cut corners," e.g. Challenges for language learners Characteristic styles Cold feet and cold shoulder, for two Cold feet and hot air Colorful phrases Contents of some dictionaries Conversational expressions. Curry favor and crack a joke, e.g. CHARACTERISTIC individual "Canadian __": "Weird Al" parody of a Green Day song Certain village resident? Clueless sort Complete buffoon ___ card (TV prop) ___ card (teleprompter). Couch potato's fixation Cues carried by TV crews Completely foolish Completely stupid Cementheads Certain how-to book targets? Crackbrains Contrarian's reply Cold heat? Chatroom shrug-off Comedian without a clue? Cause a screen saver to start Causing a screen saver to start Chilling, say Cleese co-star Cleese cohort Cleese colleague Cleese companion Cleese's cohort, once Collecting dust Comedic actor Eric Comic Eric Currently doing nothing Cocktail party exchanges Cheese no one is eating? Cheesy gossip? Computer diversion that doesn't require much thought Chatter between busybodies Couch potato's condition Car at a long light, say Car in a jam Car in a jam, say Car waiting at the airport, maybe Certain gear Clock watcher's cousin. Couch patato Couch potato Couch potato, e.g. Cars in jams, say Clock watchers Clock watchers and couch potatoes Coffee break, say "___ (Cherish You)" by 98 Degrees Ceremonial "Certainly" Ceremonial "yes" Ceremonial affirmation Ceremonial assent Ceremonial promise Ceremonial response. Ceremonial utterance Ceremonial vow Ceremonial words Ceremonious assent. Ceremony commitment Ceremony promise Ceremony vow Ceremony words Certain affirmative answer Chapel affirmation Chapel answer Chapel commitment Chapel confirmation Chapel line Chapel phrase Chapel pledge Chapel promise Chapel reply Chapel utterance Chapel vow Chapel words Church confirmation Church vow Civil ceremony words Close of an engagement? Commitment words Committed declaration Committed reply Committed response Common June phrase