Letter C 168250–168500

Cereal with a bang? Cash injection for the atomic energy industry? [Circled letter]-fueled device Controversial power sources Coil in an ICBM? Cold War danger Cell centers Cellcenters Cellular centers Centers of atoms Centers of cells Centers of cells or atoms Centers of microbiology research? Centers of research Central cores Central parts of atoms Chemistry research centers? Chromosome containers Chromosome holders Cores of atoms Compounds obtained from cells: Biol. Core: Comb. form component of a bacterium CELL nucleus, small spherical bodies found in the Cell structures that create ribosomes Centers of ribosome assembly in cells CELL, central body of Central mass Core of an atom Crucial core central body of cell centre, esp of an atom or cell Centerfold model Classic artist's subject Clothesless Clothing optional, as some beaches Common art form Completely stripped Containing five beats, as in certain poetic words Caroled Clothesless confederate caroled? Cousin of a bare-faced lie? Centerfolds, often Certain art class models Certain posers Camera exposure? Cheap film, slangily Clothesless culture Clothesless practice Certain camp dweller. Certain camper Certain colony member Certain tan fan Clothing eschewer Cultist of a sort. Complete absence of embellishment. Cloud, in Caen Cloud, in France Cloud, to Baudelaire Corpus Christi's county. Corpus Christi's river. Cuatro + cinco Cuatro más cinco "Cat Scratch Fever" Ted "Cat Scratch Fever" musician "Cat Scratch Fever" singer Chicken morsel Chunk of gold Colorado cager Chicken bits Compact units "Café de ___" (Van Gogh) "Clair de lune" time Cannes evening Counterpart of jour Contemporary electronic music genre Contemporary hybrid music genre Classic state? Cook in the microwave Cook in the microwave, slangily Cook on a turntable, in slang Cook quickly Cook quickly, in a way Classic video game protagonist Duke Cooks in a hurry Cooks in a hurry, in slang Cooks in a microwave, slangily Cooks in the microwave Cooks, in a microwave oven Containing no matter Cancelled out Card game bid of zero tricks Card game bid to win no tricks. Calling code: Abbr. "Cars" Gary "Cars" and "Are 'Friends' Electric?" singer Gary Cal Ripken has a well-known one Canadian Social Insurance ___ Cardinal or ordinal Cell assignment Chart-topping position *Chart-toppers (... first 2 letters + last 2) Clicking of abaci? Certain fairway club COFFIN ray causing numbness or insensitivity Causes loss of feeling coarse felt made esp in India Creative force C or D but not F C or D, e.g. C or D, to Caesar C or D, to old Romans C, for Caesar Code descriptor __ clausus (fixed quantity) Captured air base, Netherlands New Guinea. COINS (pert. to study of) Coin specialists. COIN collecting COLLECTOR of coins Collector of coins and medals Coin collector, for example Columnist's constraint "Canterbury Tales "character Calling for a religious woman Cape on Atlantic coast of Morocco. Carmelite, e.g. Carmelite, perhaps Carmelitess. Catholic school teacher, perhaps Catholic sister Catholic-school disciplinarian Celibate sister Cell habitant Certain Dominican Certain mother or sister Certain prayer Certain rosary counter Certain sister Channel buoy Chaplain, perhaps Character in "The Miracle." Chaucer's Prioress, for one Chaucerian tale-teller Chief mouth of Niger River. Cistercian, for example. Cloister figure Cloister inhabitant Cloister member Cloister resident Cloister sister Cloistered female Cloistered one, perhaps Cloistered sister Cloistered woman Cloistress. Conical buoy Convent denizen Convent frequenter Convent lady Convent manager Convent member Convent occupant Convent person Convent resident Convent sister, or what Alejandro Escovedo was in his punk rock days Convent-ional sort Creature of habit, maybe Canada's newest territory Caesar's now Classic training weapon used in karate "Cats" Tony winner Trevor "Cats" director Trevor Composer of Mexican national anthem. Carmelite I hired? Church figure who lives in the garret? Carmelites, e.g. Catholic schoolteachers, often Certain buoys Certain mothers Certain sisterhood members Certain sisters Characters in "Doubt" Characters in Muriel Spark's "The Abbess of Crewe" Church ladies Church women Cloister group Cloister members Cloister residents Cloister sisters Cloistered group Cloistered ones. Cloistered sisters Cloistered women Cloistresses Conical buoys Convent contents Convent dwellers Convent group Convent managers Convent members Convent occupants Convent residents Convent sisters Convent teachers. Conventuals Creatures of habit? Comedy with a sequel aptly subtitled "The Second Coming" City of Nazi's annual convention. CAVELL Call from a ward Care taker Caregiver Cavell was one Cavell, for one Certain caregiver Certain hospital employee Character who counsels Juliet Checkup figure Clara Barton was one Clara Barton, e.g. Clara Barton, for one Clara Barton, notably Clinic professional Clinic staffer Clinton's mother was one Consume slowly Consume very slowly Convalescent home employee Cry from the sick ward Caregiver at a patient's bedside Cared for the sick Consumed slowly Consumed slowly, as a drink Caregiver for a pregnant woman Children's rooms. CRECHE Child care centre Childcare facility Children's room Certain verse. Center for the youngest set. CFNU word CNAs, LPNs, etc. Call-button responders, often Checkers of vital signs Clinic staff Clinic workers Care providers in scrubs