Letter C 182750–183000

Cough up the cash come across with Compensate with money Curry made with hoof meat __ call on (visit) ___ compliment to. Checks to write Choose paper over plastic? Candy bar with peanuts and caramel Check time Check-out time? Certain red-letter times Check times Cash getter Check casher, say Check cashier Check endorser Check list member? Check name Check party Check receiver Check recipient, usually Check word Check-list member Cheque recipient Cheque-holder cheque holder Check beneficiaries Check cashers, usually Check endorsers Check figures? Check list? Check names Check receivers Check issuer Cashier for air force heroes? Cashiers at the track Chargers or settlers, say Cover at a restaurant, say Cover the cost of Common union demand Contribute, as to a 401(k) Contribute, as to a fund Contribute, as to a kitty Contribute, as to an account Contributing toward the cost Completely clearing a debt Come-on with "Buy now" Cargo on a spacecraft Checks for balances? Checks, e.g. Cash for a hit? Cause of a late 1950's scandal Commercial bribes Cable TV offering Cable option Caller's instrument Caller's instrument, perhaps Cell forerunner Chatter box? Coin-operated communication device Coin-operated device for making a call Corner conveniences Corner conveniences of yesteryear Company accountant's responsibility Corporate expense Common business expenses COUNTRY (law) Closes out a tab Coughs up, so to speak Country, in France. Compensates for services rendered __ call to: visits ___ compliment (praises) Contributes to a fund Contributes, as to a pool Comes through with the cash Check attachment Compensation: Abbr. Chore for an N.F.L. owner? Check order Check words Check phrasing Cable for money Cable service Cable shows, e.g. Cable, e.g. Controversial media plan Completely discharge a debt Content barriers to nonsubscribers Category for un Premio Nobel Cop gp. Cop-supporting org. Cops' org. Cafeteria sandwich, for short Camping sandwich, casually Comfort food snack for some, briefly Common lunchbox fare, briefly Certain sandwiches, familiarly Cops' orgs. Childhood lunchtime favorite, for short Classic lunchbox staple Classic sandwich initials Common Uncrustables sandwich Common lunchbox sandwich, briefly Common lunchbox sandwich, for short Common sandwich for a brown-bagger Classic lunchbox sandwich, for short Cutoffs for picky toddlers? Classic kid's sandwiches, for short Classic lunchbox sandwiches, for short Common lunchbox sandwiches, informally Cheap "first prize" beer, casually Cheap beer choice, for short Cheap beer letters Cheap beer option, for short Cheap beer originally brewed in Milwaukee, for short Cheap beer, for short Cheap brand of beer, briefly Cheap lager option, for short "CEO Exchange" network "Charlie Rose" network "Clifford the Big Red Dog" airer "Cosmos" network "Curious George" channel "Cyberchase" channel Channel funded by "Viewers Like You" Channel that succeeded National Educational Television Channel with a three-face logo Channel with on-air fund-raising Charlie Rose's home Charlie Rose's network Child's network Commercial-free TV network Commercial-free network Cookie Monster's home "Curious George" media brand COMMUNIST Party of Argentina Chem. contaminant Chem. contaminant banned by the U.S. in 1979 Chem. pollutant Chem. pollutant banned in 1979 Chemical banned by the EPA Chemical banned by the EPA in 1977 Chemical contaminant, for short Chemical formerly used in carbonless copy paper manufacture Chemical pollutant Chemical pollutant, for short Chemical with which GE polluted many Northeast US waters Contaminant Chem. Controversial chemical Controversial chemical: Abbr. Chip holder? Cancer-causing compounds Chem. contaminants Chem. pollutants Chemicals banned by Congress in '76 Chemicals proscribed by '70s legislation Coolants once in wide use COMMUNIST Party of Argentina (Extraordinary Congress) Compaq product California rte. _____.com (magazine sweepstakes company website) CHRISTIAN Democrats Party Campus home for mice Classroom that's heavily monitored? Classroom with mice College workplace Computer class setting Computer students' workplace Classic reason to call the IT guy #2 CRTs and keyboards Computing devices, briefly CD burners CPU containers CPU environs CPU housings CPU settings Certain laptops Certain notebooks Chrome runners, maybe Clones on a desktop Commodores, e.g. Common desk items Compaq Presarios, e.g. Compaq machines Compaq products Compaqs, e.g. Computer lab purchase Computer-lab inventory Computers abbr. Computers not supported by Jobs Computers that aren't Apples: Abbr. CD rate, e.g. CONGOLESE Labour Party CONGOLESE political party Certain ratio: Abbr. Cut for an agt. Cut of an agt. Cut of the pie chart: Abbr. Case for an IT pro Certain fractions: Abbr. Chance-of-rain nos. Cuts for agts. Certain Afrocentrist Chopin, for example Calendar keeper, for short Canoodling in a crowd, for short Canoodling in a restaurant, e.g. (abbr.) Canoodling in the town square, e.g. Canoodling on the M.T.A., say Canoodling on the sidewalk, e.g.: Abbr. Canoodling on the subway, e.g. Cell ancestor Cell cousin Certain hand-held ... or hand-holding Conspicuous canoodling, for short Couple's indiscretion, for short Couple's on-street "violation," briefly Cuddling at the park, e.g. Cuddling in a cafe, for example Cuddling in the park, for short Cuddling on a park bench, e.g. Cuddling on the bus, e.g. Casio products Common digital document format Chrome _____ Viewer (Google plugin) Common attached file Common attachment Common attachment issue, briefly Common attachment type Common digital doc format Common digital file type for books and articles and such Common download type Common email attachment format Common email attachment type Common file type Common print file format Common resume file format Computer file format ( Arconym ) Contract file format Contract file type, often Cover letter, often Certain emailed image files Common attachments Common email attachments Commonly e-mailed files, for short Commonly shared PC files Common file formats for e-books and documents Combs differently?