Letter C 159250–159500

Clothes-munching pests Clothing consumers Consumers of clothing Costumier's woe Chewed up, as a sweater causing motion Capable of activity Capable of changing location Capable of getting around, biologically Capable of spontaneous movement, as cells Capable of travel Causing movement. capable of independent movement Court request Courtroom request "Creatures" ___ in White Completely still Court applications Cause for a crime Columbo's concern Compelling reason Crime investigation necessity Criminal's 'why' Criminal's reason Columbo concerns Concerns for a detective Crime show concerns "___ Crue" Clothes for jesters. Colorfully diverse Court jester's getup Crüe-ish? __ Crüe color with different colors Castaway with diversity? Colorful American bird "Cross" or "sport" lead-in Chan's Japanese counterpart. Con __ (quickly, in music) Con __: briskly, on scores Con __: musical tempo Con __: tempo marking Con ___ (animatedly, in music) Con ___ (rather fast, in music) Con ___ (with animation, musically) Cross starter Cycle-race prefix for cross Contest with hogs CZECHOSLOVAKIAN motorsport event Case of the mystery chatterbox? "___ City" (Detroit nickname) Car part that may purr Car's heart Chain-saw item Club or car preceder ___ City (Detroit) ___ City (nickname for Detroit) convey by car Common Vietnamese transport cabin-cruiser Cabin cruisers Celebrity escort. Convoy cousin Certain race participant Center of the U.S. auto industry Chopper in "The Wild One" Chopper, e.g. Car enthusiasts, slangily Campers' relatives Car travel Call box user Cable-car V.I.P. Certain transit worker Constant talker Cell responsible for muscle contractions Car need Cell phone brand Cellphone brand Company that pioneered walkie-talkies Collection of vehicles available to personnel Certain securities, in finance. COPPER World Indy sport Category of competitions that includes Nascar, demolition derbies, and go-kart races Case for the A.A.A. *Car or truck Census data from Columbia and Joplin? City in Granada Clever comments Clever sayings Clever words ___ croisés (French crossword) ___ croisés (crosswords): Fr. " . . . compares with ___ Street" Champion of woman's rights, 1848. Chinatown street. Cider tycoon S.R. Cluster of trees, in the West Co-winner of Noble Peace Prize, 1946. Colleague of suffragette Stanton Cager coach Dick CASTLE mound Clump of trees in a prairie. Coloured with blotches "Can Do," for one. "Carpe diem," for one "Crossroads of America" in Indiana, e.g. COAT of arms, inscription on California's "Eureka," for one California's is "Eureka" Club creed Coat of arms inscription Coat-of-arms line Coin words, perhaps Common inscription, e.g. Company maxim Company's maxim "Can Do" and "Be Prepared" "Can Do" and "Be Prepared," e.g. Catchphrases Catchwords Common inscriptions Clamato brand Center of NYC's Chinatown Chinese land area Chinese unit of land area. Contemptful expressions Casting matrix for Henry Moore Crumble away: Var. CAVETTO Cosmetician's film CD that features Kidman singing Cast off feathers, in England Center of a diamond. Curt Schilling's workplace Candy bar with coconut Coconut candy bar Coconut-and-chocolate candy bar Coconut-filled candy bar Climb into the saddle Climb onto Climb onto, as a horse climb or ascend Chip away at the lead Climbing place Cyclist in peak condition? CLIFF is a ... Charles Frazier novel about a sickness one suffers from hiking up Everest or Kilimanjaro? Corn squeezin's CRAGSMAN Classic song with the repeated line "If you need me, I will be nearby" ... shown symbolically in this puzzle Connecticut's state flower Cat also known as a cougar or puma Central Vermont, e.g. Colorado, Idaho and Wyoming, among others Chief of British Commandos. Chief of combined operations, S. E. Asia. Chief of the Commandos. Commander in Chief of Allied forces in S. E. Asia. Commander on S. E. Asia front. Cousin of King George VI. Crete's highest point Canadian cop Canadian force member Canadian lawman on horseback Canadian police officer Canadian policeman. Certain Canadian officer Charles Dickens's son was one Classic game show host who moonlights with a Canadian police force? Canadian federal police Canadian lawmen Canadian police Canadian police officers Canada's highest peak (focus of a recent renaming controversy) Command to the cavalry California's mixed-up NUT WITH MONEY? Cheese fancier. Cheese nibbler Click-and-drag device Clicker on a pad Clicking "creature" Clicking device Clock-climber Computer animal Computer clicker Computer critter Computer device that got its name from its taillike wire Computer item with a tracking ball Computer roller Computer scooter Cursor controller Cursor director Cursor guider cat may chase this Click-and-drag tool Common office sounds Cat's tail, maybe? Circles overhead, perhaps Computer accessory honored in verse? Clicking site Computer user's accessory Common desk items, these days Chronic computer user Cat on a farm, perhaps Cat on the prowl Cat that catches rodents Cat that earns its keep Cat that hunts Cat with chores Cat worth its keep Cat, often Cat, owl or skunk Cat, perhaps Cats that earn their keep Cats, informally Cats, often Creepy Muscat creature Cheap cheese Cheese place Cheese setting Christie play, with "The" Classic board game inspired by Rube Goldberg machines Computer problems? Chocolate ___ (airy dessert) Chocolate concoction Cool desert Creamy chocolate dessert Coiffeurs' preparations Colorless; timid Canine's home Cave entrance Communicate silently, in a way Chichi culinary term that we normal folk just call "texture" CPR position Château ___ Rothschild Changing in date from one year to the next. capable of being moved or conveyed from one place to another Castling in chess, e.g. Cause an emotional reaction Cause emotion. Change abodes Change address Change addresses Change domiciles Change homes Change location Change neighborhoods Change of address. Change one's residence Change quarters