Letter C 186250–186500

Circus in London Circus of note Cooked with lemon, parsley, and butter Coin for a ryot. Choose; best Comb with a fist, perhaps "__ card, any card" Chew on a sparerib Criticize analytically Criticize repeatedly Cash in at the track Coal-miner's tool Concrete-breaking tool carry by piggyback Choose deli platter items? Choose a wooden peg? Criticized persistently Criticized to no end Chose up sides Critiqued Choose one of two gas forms Certain placard carriers Choose to whom to sell ill-gotten gains? Criticizing trivial faults Calling one's shots? Classic country store container Container for gherkins Certain thieves. Cry from an eager student, say Cry from an eager applicant for a delivery job? Choose Mr. Charles at an outing? Catch between bases Choice canine Cream, so to speak Choose between bad choices CANNON (sl.) Choose fast? Chooses at the request of Monty Hall, say Chooses brown from the Crayola pack? Criticizes ruthlessly Casual contest *Cheesy fare served at a bar? Cheesy phrases often used to break the ice romantically Classic game with scattered wooden rods to be removed one at a time Chore for a dog-walker? Cowboy's vehicle Concerned about trifles *Child who won't touch vegetables, say Courses taken outside Container for a lawn lunch Certain salsa, informally Conical mountain: Span. Conical mountain: Spanish. Common condiment with fajitas Common fajita filler Condiment also known as "salsa fresca" Condiment also known as _salsa bandera_ because it shares the colors of the Mexican flag Crochet loop Crocheter's stitch. Carnation variety Cellphone gallery contents, for short Cam's output Cam's shots Camera roll contents, for short Canon shots, briefly Celebrity mag staples Contents of a cloud backup, maybe Cropped photographs? Cropped photos? Computer icon, e.g. Common gifts Cinema offering Circumference formula Celebration on 3/14 Constant celebration? Chop-chop, for example. create pidgin language "Coconut custard" dessert *Common slapstick comedy prop Classic dessert with a flaky crust CRUSTED dish Cake alternative Cap's counterpart Celestial dessert? Certain graph shape Chart choice Chart figure Chart form Chart format Chart genre Chart inspiration Chart model Chart motif Chart or plate preceder Chart shape that's also a food Chart style Chart template Cherry dessert Cherry or blueberry item Cherry or pizza creation Chess, for one Chicken pot __ Christmas dinner finale Circular chart type Circular dessert Circular type of chart Circular type of graph Classic slapstick prop Clown's "weapon" Clown's face cream, potentially Clown's faceful Clown's missile Clown's projectile Clown's prop Cobbler cousin Cobbler kin Cobbler relative Cobbler s cousin Cobbler's cousin Cobbler's kin Cobbler, e.g. Cobbler, for example Coconut custard __ Coconut dish, e.g. Coconutty creation Coffee shop dessert Comedic missile Comedic projectile Common Thanksgiving dessert Common chart shape Common competitive-eating fare Common dessert choice Common diner dessert Common to-go fare Contents of a tin type Cousin of a crumble Cousin of a jay Cream confection Crust-topped dessert Crusted dessert Crusty concoction Crusty dish Crusty finale Crusty one Crusty thing Crusty treat Custard or pecan Custardy creation ___ chart (Perot graphic) ___ chart (circular graphic) Carbs served on ceramic? Calico pony. CANTLE Cake cut Cake helping Cake serving Chess man Chessman, e.g. Calicoes, ginghams, etc. Coin for Long John Silver Complicated, eccentric person Crazy-quilt makers. Chessmen or checkers Chessmen, e.g. Concert choices Count on a jigsaw-puzzle box Circle graph Circular graph Circular representation of data Circles at business meetings Cobbler base Cobbler's bottom? Cobbler bottoms Chaotic, as type Covered with patches of color. City center second home Cobbler's container Cobbler's place Container for a tart Crust holder Charismatic leaders Coach Koch's Hamline "eleven." Cobbler-filled woodland? Certain baker Circular display used to make choices in some video games Cobbler container Container for an apple-filled dessert Cookware item that inspired the Frisbee Cobbler tins Cobblers sit on them Coconut-custard holders Containers for filling desserts? Cobbler cutter's job? Carnival starting point? Casting director's location? Casting director's spot? Casting-off place Common fishing spot Crafty target? Cruise ship terminal Cruise starting point Celtic great Paul Cars made in Buffalo until 1938 Costar on "Remington Steele" Cream cheese with a knife stuck in it? Conversation among anglers? Collection of harbor structures? CABBAGE white butterfly (family) COSIMO Canada's Trudeau Canadian icon Trudeau Capital ENE of Custer Capital east of Boise Capital east of the Black Hills Capital near Rushmore Capital near the Bad River Capital near the Oahe Dam Capital of S.D. Capital on Missouri River Capital on the Missouri Capital on the Missouri River Cardin of clothing Cardin of design Cardin of fashion Cardin or Curie City with the newspaper Capital Journal Closest state capital to Buffalo Gap National Grassland Co-Nobelist with Marie Composer Boulez Conductor Boulez Coyote State capital Coyote State hub Coyote State's capital Curie or Cardin Contemporary of Racine. Charles IX's court poet "Child with Watering Can" painter Cardin and Curie Capitalist White House press secretary? City on the Missouri R. City with the zip 57501 Clown; buffoon Co1umbine's admirer. Columbine's ami Comedy character of French pantomime. Comic character in whiteface Comic masquerader Commedia dell'arte character David Bowie dressed as on the cover of "Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)" clown or masquerader with a whitened face Characters in French pantomime.