Letter C 184500–184750

____ curiam (by the court as a whole) capita or diem preceder Chemist's inorganic compound Concern for CFOs of public companies CALICO-like cloth CLOSELY woven fabric CLOSELY-woven cotton fabric Cambric's relative Closely woven cambric. Closely woven cotton fabric. Cloth for sheeting Cloth used for sheets Cotton bed sheet fabric Cotton cloth for sheets close-textured woven cotton fabric Closely woven cambric materials. Cotton fabrics, usually printed. Certain bonds, securities, etc. Clear-eyed Canary cage feature Canary cage fixture Catbird's seat Common fish. compact heavy breed of carthorse COURTING ONE COURTING ___ Coffee-maker Coffee-making machine Composer Faith Composer Grainger. Certain allowance Character in "A Winter's Tale." Child of Leontes, in "Winter's Tale." Concealed from view Concealed, as in ambush. Concealed, or the last word in a Proust title Chicken maven Frank Champagne pop Clergé title Cleveland weirdos ___ Ubu coming from abroad Cattle center in Colombia. City whose capture bottled Nazis in Crimea. "Chicken Inspector No. 23" author Carnation, e.g. Columbine, e.g. Cannes Christmas icon Certain Frenchmen. Co-winner of 1994 Nobel Peace Prize Comedian Chelsea seen in "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" Celebrity blogger __ Hilton Cuban bandleader Prado Cuban bandleader __ Prado, "King of the Mambo" Certain border, to a philatelist Complete, as a stranger. Certain track bet Clothes buyer's desire Corona's cousin Clemens beauty? *Concurrence of many negative possibilities causing perforation carry out (an action) Contortionist, e.g., and, read syllable by syllable, a hint to the starred answers *Curling team's specialty? Carnival barker CENSE Cliched gift on Mother's Day Clichéd gift on Mother's Day Club attention-getter Cologne cousin Cousin of cologne Carried out with a minimum of effort Carried out with a minimum of effort or reflection CONCOURSE trellis CREEPER-covered walk Cardium or cranium pre-ceder Co-star of Kelsey, once Costar of Kelsey closest point to a central body reached by a body in orbit CARDIOTOMY syndrome, symptom of COVERING on plant ovary Closest point in an orbit Closest position in space Closest points in orbits CHARYBDIS Cause for caution Christie's "___ at End House" Climate change, e.g. Classic cliff-hanger (with "The") Classic silent serial, with "The" CAMP boundary Class day division Class length Class time Complete musical statement. Chippendale, Hepplewhite, Duncan Phyfe. Chart whose symbols are needed to decode the starred entries Chem class chart Chemistry class chart Chemistry class poster, perhaps Costume play, for one. Costume dramas, e.g. Class hours. Cycle-monitoring tools CONNECTIVE tissue surrounding a bone Came to an untimely end. COELOM, muscular movement of the CONTRACTION and relaxation waves of movement in digestive tract Colonnade around a courtyard colonnade that surrounds a court or building COMPLICATION on rupture of appendix Colonial era hairpiece Colonial hairpiece Colonial-era hairpiece Covering of hair for head. Courtroom crime. Central __: "Friends" coffee house Central ___ ("Friends" coffee shop) Central ___ (coffeeshop on "Friends") Certain sweetener? Club membership, maybe Come to a boil, as coffee. Company car or key to the executive bathroom Company car, e.g Company car, for example Company car, for one Company car, maybe Company car, perhaps Company car, say Contract extra Corner office, e.g. Corner office, maybe Corporate benefit Corporate exec's freebie Corporate freebie Country club membership, maybe Country club membership, perhaps Coffee pick-me-up, for short Creative executive compensation techniques? Carl who wrote "Blue Suede Shoes" Car allowance, preferred parking, etc. Certain advantages Company car and an expense account Company car, expense account, et al. Company car, expense account, etc. Company car, free meals, et al. Company cars and such Company cars, perhaps Consideration before signing on Corner office and others Corner office, company car and others Corner offices and prime parking spots, for company V.I.P.s Come out of a funk Cheerful; brisk Cheerily energetic Computer coding language Computer language that's a homophone for a precious stone Celebrated hostess Mesta Celebrity hostess Mesta Capsules Colleague of Zukerman and Stern Certain hair salon offering Certain wave Certain wave, for short Chemically treated hairstyle Cher style Cosmetology procedure Curl producer Curltastic '80s style Curly salon job Curly treatment Curly hair treatment popular in salons Constant, in product names Continuously frozen subsoil of arctic regions Constant reference online? Condition of being able to exist indefinitely Coiffure that will endure? continuing or enduring without marked change in status or condition or place Cosmetic tattoos Clothing label designation Curl the hair on many heads? Chemically curled, like hair Curly hair, often Certificate to build Consent form Chivalrous phrase Contractors' needs Cold waves: Colloq. Curly entities Change the order of Change the order of sequence of Changes the order of Curly cetaceans? Conclude a speech Candidate in '92 and '96 Candidate of 1992 Candidate of 1992 and '96 Candidate of 1992 and 1996 Candidate of the '90's Candidate who opposed NAFTA Charts-and-graphs candidate Choate ran with him in 1996 Clinton adversary Clinton election opponent Computer salesman of renown Contender of 1992 and 1996 Changer of locks containing the peroxide group Cop's catch Cop's collar, informally Cop's culprit Cop's prey Cop's pursuit Cop's quarry, informally Cop's suspect Copper quarry? Copper's collar Court loser, maybe Crime committer, briefly Crime doer Crime doer, in cop show lingo Crime doer, in slang Crime doer, to cops Crime drama suspect Crime figure, briefly Crime scene figure Criminal to a cop Criminal scumbag Criminal, for short Criminal, in brief Criminal, in cop jargon Criminal, in cop lingo Criminal, in cop slang Criminal, in cop-speak Criminal, in police slang Criminal, informally Criminal, quickly Criminal, slangily Criminal, to cops Crook, for short Crook, in cop lingo Crook, to a cop Culprit, for short Culprit, in copspeak Culprit, so to speak Culprit, to a cop Convicts' level on a prison ship? Carry out an illegal action Carry out each darling judge (10) Commit (a crime)