Letter C
Converted stables
Converted stables, in Britain
Cries from Tabby
Cries from a litter
Cries from some litters
Cries like a cat
Converted stables, often stylish city homes
Chihuahua loc.
Chihuahua's home (abbr.)
Code for Latin America's busiest airport
Country in N.A.
Capital of Baja
Capital of Baja California
Capital of Baja California Norte
Chihuahuan or Sonoran
Cortines constituent.
Cozumel resident
Chicano
César Chávez, e.g.
Cheese for tacos
Cuisine with quesadillas and pambazos
Chihuahua's larger relative
Cole Porter musical: 1944
Cultural identity for some North Americans
Chile relleno, e.g.
Citizens of Guadalajara
Citizens of the country south of the United States
CORTES (Hernando), country conquered by
Caballero's land.
Chihuahua's home
Chihuahua's place
Country involved in the Gadsden Purchase
Country to which Leon Trotsky was exiled
Country with 31 states
Capital south of Topeka
"California, Here I Come" co-composer Joseph
"California, Here I Come" co-writer Joseph
"California, Here I Come" composer Joseph
"Compulsion" author Levin
Controversial director Russ
Crime boss Lansky
Crime chief Lansky
Composer of "Les Huguenots."
Comedian Seth of "SNL"
Carmen in "Carmen" or Dido in "Dido and Aeneas," briefly
Carmen, e.g.
Cecilia Bartoli, for one
Certain opera singer, for short
COPPER engraving
Certain engravings.
CalArts degree
Cinematographer's deg.
Cinematographer's deg., maybe
Creative person's deg.
Creative writing deg.
Creative writing deg., sometimes
Curator's deg., maybe
Curator's deg., often
Curator's deg., perhaps
Curator's degree
Creative degs.
Creative writing degs.
Curators' credentials, on a C.V.
Curators' degrees, maybe: Abbr.
Curators' degrees: Abbr.
Curators' degs.
Co. that makes stuff
Co. with a plant
Co. with plants
Certain cos.
Creators of mdse.
Conservative investment
Classic British autos
"Creed" movie studio
Casino resort co.
Cinema trigram
Co. concerned with the big picture
Co. whose films have roaring starts
Co. whose logo includes Leo the Lion
Co. with a lion mascot
Company that released "2001: A Space Odyssey"
Company whose products get off to a roaring start
Company with a mascot named Leo
Classic British two-seater
Cinematic mascot
Corporate trademark that was inspired by an Ivy League mascot
C.E.O.'s job: Abbr.
CEO, CFO, etc.
CEO, COO, CFO, et al.
CEOs, CFOs, et al.
Co. brass
Co. runners
Company keepers: Abbr.
Controlling gp.
Corp. execs
Corp. leadership
Corp. leadership gp.
Corp. leadership group
Corp. powers that be
Chutney maker's supply
Co. pilot?
Certain execs.
Clerical titles: Abbr.
Co. dept. heads
Cars British sports
Classic Brit. sports cars
Classic British roadsters
Classic British sports cars
Classic British two-seaters
Classic Morris Motors cars
Classic U.K. sports cars
Classic roadsters
Classic two-seated roadsters
Classic two-seaters
Collectable British sports cars
Co. administration
Co. leaders, collectively
Controlling group: Abbr.
Corner office types: Abbr.
Corp. jet group
Conductance Unit A/C
Conductance measure
Conductance measure, once
Conductance unit replaced by the siemens
Conductance unit named after an inventor
Conductance quantities
Conductance units
CPU unit
"Cara ___" (1965 Jay & the Americans hit)
"Cara ___" (1965 hit)
"Cara ___," 1954 song
"Crimson Peak" co-star Wasikowska
"___ Carlotta," T. A. Daly poem
'Cara _____' ('65 hit)
Cara ___ ('65 song)
Cara ___ (Italian term of endearment)
Cara ___ (term of endearment)
Casa ___ (Italian restaurant name)
Character Toretto in the "Fast and the Furious" films
Cover subject of the first issue of People
Cover subject of People's first issue
"CSI" city
"Cruise Capital of the World"
Carnival Cruise Line headquarters
City aka the 305
City close to Fort Lauderdale
City for snowbirds
City in "Moonlight"
City in "The Birdcage" and "The Golden Girls"
City in "The Golden Girls"
City in Dade County
City in Gov. Warren's state.
City in South Florida
City in which much of "Moonlight" is set
City known for its Heat
City known for its Heat and Hurricanes ... and its heat and hurricanes
City known for its Hurricanes and Heat and hurricanes and heat
City name before Heat or Vice
City near Biscayne National Park
City near Hialeah
City near Key Biscayne
City of 249,276 in Florida.
City of Florida
City of the Orange Bowl.
City south of Fort Lauderdale
City south of Hollywood
City southeast of Tampa
City that might be ONION in a cryptogram
City where "Moonlight" takes place
City where Kim Ng became M.L.B.'s first female G.M., in 2020
City where Norwegian Cruise Lines are headquartered
City whose N.B.A team sells "Vice Nights" jerseys
City whose name looks like it could mean "my friend"
City with 1,681 people in 1900.
City with Heat and Hurricanes
City with Little Havana and Coconut Grove
City with a Little Havana
City with a Little Havana neighborhood
City with more than 330 hotels.
City with the highest concentration of Art Deco buildings in the world
Classy city where LeBron James now lives
Coconut Grove city
Coconut Grove locale
Coconut Grove setting
Coconut Grove's city
Certain resident of Florida
Coral Gables is in it
City between Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic
Cynosure on August 5th.
*County that includes much of Everglades National Park
Chiefs Little Turtle and Pacanne, e.g.
Cry after "Freeze!" on a 1980s TV show
Cookies filled with green creme / Flattish sea creatures
Cat call: Var.
Chat comment?
Chat line?
Cry from "un chat"
Cat's sound (var.)
Catty cry.
Cried in a way.
Corrupting atmosphere
Corruptive atmosphere
Car whose name comes from Old High German word meaning "reward"
Car whose name means "reward"
Chicago Auto Show debut of 1989
Classic Mazda
cry like cat
Clowder clamor
Cat sound: Var.
Companion of agate and shooter.
"___ check, one, two"
Cassette-recorder letters
Certain clip-on, briefly
Certain lapel attachment, for short
Comedian's device
Complex silicate
Constituent of biotite
Constituent of igneous rocks.
Crumbly rock
Crumbly silicate
Child prodigy of "Heroes"
Cowboys linebacker Parsons
Certain silicates
Complex silicates
Confident gesture after a performance
"Cinderella" coachmen, at midnight
Cartoon animals.
Cartoon cats chase them
Cartoon characters.
Cartoon perennials.
Cat prey
Cat's kills
Cats' prey
Cats' quarries
Cats' quarry
Certain lab models
Certain rodents
Certain schemers, to Burns
Cheese eaters
Cheese fanciers
Cheese lovers
Cheese nibblers
Cheese-eaters
Cheese-nibbling rodents
Children's-song trio
Chuck E. Cheese and Itchy, for two
Chuck E. Cheese et al.
Cinderella's helpers
Cinderella's horses
Cinderella's horses, after 12
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