Letter C 191750–192000

Cleaning tool backstage? Cause to move forward Catapulted, say CORRECT in behaviour Capitalized, as a noun can't you carry me decent? Capital idea? Capitalized name or place Capitalized person or place Capitalized word Correct neckwear? COURSE of action tending to prevent disease/misfortune CLOSE kinship Commuter plane Champion rugby player working at hospital department Commuter transport Correct, in Lyons Correct social and moral behaviour correct behavior correct behaviour Cast items Credit or respect, slangily Credit, in slang Credit, informally Credit, slangily Credit, these days C3H7 compound Calculate a dividend distribution, e.g. Calculate a fair figure, perhaps Charge according to actual usage, say Calculated relatively Charged a certain way Charged thoughtfully Caddie-shack bosses Canucks and Canadiens Career athletes Career golfers Certain arguments Certain athletes, for short. Certain golfers. Certain players. Certain sportsmen. Companions of cons Con's cons Cons opposites Cons partners Cons' adversaries Cons' counterparts Cons' inverse Cons' opponents Cons' opposers Counterparts of amateurs Counterparts of cons Country club figures Country club instructors Country club teachers Country-club teachers Cowboys and Indians, e.g. Certain kind of writer. Condemn as harmful Common speech Commonplace writing Conversational literature Counterpart of poetry Champagne substitute from Italy capable of being prosecuted Case builder Courtroom principal Converted one "Charlie Hustle is my name / I am banned from Hall of Fame," e.g.? Clubhouse feature, often "Cheers!" at Oktoberfest Campaign issue of 1857. COUNTENANCE (comb. form) Candidate for being brought up to the Majors Claim worker Colorful collection of paid athletes? Chances for success Chances or opportunities for success Come up in life CALIBAN, adversary of Caliban's master Character in "Candida." "Cheers!," in Berlin Center of glandular study? corrective consisting of a replacement for a part of the body Commonplace or tedious. Commonplace, as writing Central character in a story Champion of a movement Character followed in a narrative, probably Chief character in a story Conditional clauses Cubs, Bulls, or Bears Cowboys and Indians Changeable in shape Changeable; variable Category from which obscenities and defamation are excluded Caregiving changeable in form CASEIN COMPLEX nitrogenous substance Collagen, e.g. Contents of some bars consist of polymers of amino acids Committee ___ (short-lived group) Calvinist, for one Congregationalist, e.g. Campus sit-ins Certain exercise of conscience Comes before plasm Code of ceremonial conduct COMPONENT of atom Carbon sextet Charged nuclear particles. Components of atoms Constituting a pattern. capable of being thrust forward, as the tongue Church people: Abbr. Conscious of one's own dignity Cliché descended from Chaucer. Completely self-satisfied Creedence Clearwater Revival hit whose title boat is "rollin' on the river" Creedence Clearwater Revival song of '69 Cigar distributor, perhaps Clichéd cigar passer in the maternity ward Combray's creator Can. division Can. part Caroline's Spine "Nothing to ___" Conclusively show "Convince me" Cynical challenge Conclusively demonstrated CATALONIAN poetical language Cooked in a sauce of tomatoes, garlic, and olive oil Cooked with garlic and tomatoes Certain Bartlett's listing Commonly spoken of Capital founded by Roger Williams Capital of Rhode Island Capital of Rhode Island and a word meaning divine guidance capital Rhode Island Capital's feline witches? Colonial capital founded July 4, 1636 Canada has ten Condition in a contract Contract clause that might start with "if" Contract condition Conditions or stipulations Contractual stipulations City founded by Mormons City near Sundance City of 28,937 in Utah. City once called Fort Utah Cheese at an Italian restaurant Cheese for a cheesesteak Cheese in an Italian hero Cheese in an Italian sub Cheesesteak topper City and river in Utah. Can. divisions Christening spot Cutter's nose Cutwater's spot Cop's cruiser Cop's cruiser, in old slang Cop's vehicle Cat burglar Cat, or cat burglar Creeps stealthily "Can Can" dancer Juliet ___ Centauri (closest star to the sun) ___ Centauri, nearest star to the Sun Closest star to our sun Closeness in time or position Conflict waged on behalf of superpowers Common string that omits Q Couples: Abbr. Concern for spin doctors Carlsberg's "Probably not the best beer in the world" campaign, for one Cheap way to get media attention Corp. attention grab Cheap ploys for media attention Certain image editors Comms experts Comms group Careful quality Circumspection; girl's name caution in practical affairs Careful and sensible CONDUCT of prudes Crabapple Annies "Charmed" sister Celebrity chef ___ Leith Covered with whitish dust, as a plant. Clear of anything superfluous. Clip hedges Clip, as trees Cultivate, as a bonsai Cut away, as branches. Cut back in the garden Cut back, as a branch Cut; trim Choice job, after dehydration? Cut back, arboreally Cut back, as a tree Cut back, as hedges Coffee break goodie Coffee-break goodie Continental-breakfast selection Cut out excess vocabulary while vacationing in Odense? Cut back on the power? Certain fruit stones Cuts back, as bushes Cuts back, in a garden Clipping, as shrubs Country of the Junkers. colour pigment, discovered in Berlin CURIOUS person Crow bar Crate-opening aid Chillingworth's wife "__ Convictions": comic Richard's autobiography Comedian Richard Comedian Richard of "Bustin' Loose" Comedian Richard who wrote "What I'm saying might be profane, but it's also profound" Comedian with five Grammys Comedian with the album "... Is It Something I Said?" Comic who said "I'm not addicted to cocaine. I just like the way it smells" Comic who said, "It's been a struggle for me because I had a chance to be white and refused" Comic whom Seinfeld called "the Picasso of our profession" Compeer of Sousa. Contemporary of Sousa. Comedian Richard being sent to a psychiatric facility? Correspondent's after thought (abbr.) Cable "ad," briefly Cancer screening acronym Celeb's "Don't do what I did" ad Charitable TV ad Charitable TV spot Charitable ad Charitable ad, briefly Commercial for the common good: Abbr. "Cedars of Lebanon" source Chapel song Christian rock song? Church choir selection Creation of King David Composer of a sacred song