Letter C 181500–181750

Chef's implements Coat removers Cuts away Cuts away gradually Cuts back on Cuts costs. Cuts down a bit Cuts drastically Cuts gradually Cuts the rind off Cuts the skin off Cut-off shorts manufacture? containing neither meat nor milk products Containing neither meat nor dairy Containing no meat or milk, in Judaism Chanel No. 5 bottle word Chanel No. 5, par exemple Chanel item Coats with plaster. CORROSIVE hydrochloric acid-producing cells of the stomach Cheese trimming. Chief of the kitchen police? Cobbler baker's waste Cut rinds, e.g. Cut-off apple skins "Can-Can" setting "City of Light" Cancan city Capital SW of Brussels Capital city home to Institut Curie Capital city where Josephine Baker lived Capital where Emma Watson was born Cathedral city on the Seine. Centre Pompidou setting Champs Élysées locale Champs-Elysees city Chanel's home Chunnel vision? City Hemingway called "a moveable feast" City Porter loved City awaiting deliverance. City awarded the 2024 Summer Olympic Games City celebrating its 2000th anniversary. City home to the Musee de l'Orangerie City in Victor Hugo novels City in which to get plastered? City known for romance City of Love ... and the Louvre City of Maine Texas and France City of arrondisse-ments City of nasalized speech. City of the Latin Quarter. City once called Lutetia City that Hemingway dubbed "a moveable feast" City where "Phantom of the Opera" is set City where the race ends in "The Great Race" (1965) City with a quarter-scale replica of the Statue of Liberty City with two banks City with well-known banks Climate Accords city Climate agreement city Cole Porter's first successful musical Cotton-shipping city in Texas. Coty's capital. City of love and light on the Seine City of lights, in France City of Light capital France Creations for mesdemoiselles "County" in Louisiana. Cajun county Celtics' all-star center Church community Church yard? Community of believers County counterpart County counterpart in Louisiana County, to Louisianans Curate's charge Civil divisions in Louisiana. Counties in La. Counties in Louisiana. Capital Frenchman Charlie Hebdo cartoonist, likely Cyrano, by birth Colette, for one. Certain French ladies. Certain plastic tubes Company with Palais Garnier performances Capital twosomes? Couples in France? Capital of the South? City where you won't find the Eiffel Tower City with a cowboy hat-wearing replica of the Eiffel Tower City with an Eiffel Tower topped with a cowboy hat Controversial farm issue. Central ___ West Central or Estes Central or Hyde Central or Lincoln Central or Prospect Central, for one City's green spot Common green area Common, in New England Common, maybe Canadian winter coat Coat for Nanook Coat for freezing weather Coat for frigid weather Coat for seriously cold weather Coat for severe cold Coat for snow days Coat for the slopes Coat lined with faux fur, maybe Coat similar to an anorak Coat with a fur-lined hood Coat with a hood Cold wear Cold weather garb Cozy coat Chung Hee and Sondra operating a lot? Commuter's convenience Coats sometimes made from sealskin Cold comfort providers Curbside service for modern cars? Candace of the WNBA *Coast guard? Carlton C. Magee's invention: 1935 Curbside coin-collection device Curbside device City money-makers City street spot you usually have to back into Carpool lot, for example Central and Yosemite City department purview City needs. City oases Civil rights activist Rosa (2) Civil rights icon Rosa Canadian natural resource manager Colin's confused query in Como? Convert to something better Craps table tactic Cumulative series of bets Continued the bet Combination bets Combo bets Compound wagers Confer (var.) Converse, in Paris Converse: Fr. Conferee, e.g. Conferee, as at San Francisco and Ottawa. Camels alternatives Coach alternative Celebrity, e.g. Charades or Pictionary, say Charades or Who Am I? Charades, for example Charades and others Charades and such Charades, etc. Clue and charades Cheese offered tableside at Italian restaurants, informally Cheese sometimes grated tableside, informally Cheese that's often grated, for short Cheesy baked dish, for short Cheese often grated over pasta or used in chicken dishes Chicken ___ (Italian dish, colloquially) Chicken ___ (Italian dish, for short) Chicken ___ (Italian dish, informally) Chicken ___ (certain entree, informally) Chicken ___ (cheesy entree) Chicken ___ (popular Italian dish, for short) Chicken ___ (sub option) Chicken ___ (trattoria dish, informally) Chicken or eggplant dish, informally Chicken or veal dish, in brief Chicken topping, for short "Cheesy" Italian city CORREGGIO Camera del Correggio locale Cheese and prosciutto exporter Cheese city in northeast Italy City famous for its ham and cheese in northern Italy Cheese's origin Cheese-producing Italian city City E of Genoa. City east of Genoa. City famous for its ham and cheese City for Correggios and cheese City in northeast Italy, or Cleveland's largest suburb City known for cheese City known for its ham and cheese City known for its prosciutto City near Cremona City noted for cheese. City of Italy or Ohio Cleveland suburb named for an Italian city Correggio lived here Caesar salad additive Cheese at pizza parlors Cheese for pasta Cheese in a shaker Cheese on spaghetti aglio e olio Cheese to sprinkle on spaghetti Chris who played Dr. Leo Spaceman on "30 Rock" Chris who played Dr. Spaceman on "30 Rock" Couturier Mollie comical copy Comic travesties composition that imitates somebody s style Community norm? Christmas lantern Conditional release from prison, sometimes supervised Con's conditional release Con's early release Con's out, sometimes Conditional freedom Conditional leave Conditional release from custody. Conditional release from prison Conditional sentence ender Conditionally let out Conditionally release Convict's goal Convict's quest Cooler release Correctional method conditional early release of a prisoner Conditionally freed Capone in 1939, e.g. Captive released on his word. Certain ex-prisoner Conditionally released prisoner Conditionally-released con Conditional releases Crossing state lines, perhaps CHRIST, second coming of (Gk.) Convulsions Certain floors. Catherine __ (Henry VIII's sixth) Catherine ___ (Henry VIII's last wife) Catherine ___ (Henry VIII's sixth wife) Catherine ___ (Henry VIII's widow) Catherine ___, Henry VIII's sixth and last wife. Catherine ___, Queen of England: 1543–47 Catherine ___, last wife of Henry VIII Catherine ___, last wife of King Henry VIII