Letter C 199500–199750

City N. E. of Paris. City of Champagne City where French kings were crowned Carriage driver's need Carriage driver's strap Carriage driver's tool Cavalryman's strap Cayuse accessory Cayuse checker Cayuse control Charioteer's strap Check a horse Check for Champion Check for Rudolph Check horses Check one's mount Check rule, having lost golf Check, with "in" Checker of a steed Checking aid Checking line Clydesdale controller Coach line Coachman's control Coachman's line Colt checker Connection for a bit Control a colt Control during riding Control for an equestrian Control, with "in" Controlling line Controlling power Controlling strap Corral, with "in" Cowhand's controller Cupid holder? Curb (with "in") Curb or control tightly control horse CALIFORNIAN fish Calif. rockfish California rock fish California rockfish. Castile's "Juana la Loca," for one California rockfishes. Control house pets? Curb house pets? Christmas pullers Christmas transport Comet or Cupid. Comet seen on Dec. 24 Comet, Cupid or Rudolph, for example Cupid, for example "Château" VIP Catherine de Medicis, e.g. Catherine de Médicis was one Catherine de Médicis, e.g. Catherine de' Medici, for one Chicken à la ___. Constance d'Arles, e.g. Échecs piece Caused to slow down (with "in"). Checked (with "in") Checked as horses Checked by a pull Checked by pulling Checked, as a mount Controlled a horse Controlled with straps Controlled, as a horse Curbed (with "in") Checked a horse Checked one's mount Carl of comedy Carl or Fritz. Carl or Rob Carl who created "The Dick Van Dyke Show" Carl who directed "Oh, God!" Carl with Emmys Carl with nine Emmys Carl, Fritz or Rob Chicago Symphony conductor. Comic Carl Conductor Fritz Conductor from Hungary Crystal's long-time director pal Carl and Rob Carl, Rob and Fritz Certain monarques Consorts of rois Contaminates again capable of being reinforced Check, as a horse Control, as costs Control, as expenses Curb, as a runaway horse Curb, as spending Cut back on, as spending Checking with the bridle. Controlling, as a steed Control spending, cowboy-style? Carriage controls Carriage driver's controls Carriage driver's straps Cauthen's controls Charger controls Charioteer's handful Checkers for chargers Checkers for dobbins Checks for horses Checks held by Santa? Checks on the horses, say Clydesdale controllers Coach controls Coach driver's handful Coach lines Coachman's controls Colt control Control for horses Control mechanisms Control, metaphorically Control, symbolically Control, with "the" Controlling interests? Controlling power, so to speak Controlling powers Controlling straps Controls a horse Controls for colts Cowboy's controls Curbs, with "in" Curtails, with "in" Causes to stop, as a steed. Checks, as spending Controls skinnier punk leaving kindergarten (5,2) Checks again Cover against damages again Check quickly Change or remake it so that it appears brand new Create the wheel? change or remake it so that it seems brand new Calls on again Captain of Nile boat. Comedian who wrote "Couplehood" and "Babyhood" capable of being reissued CD of an old LP CD of an old LP, e.g. Come out with a more current version of Celebrated an anniversary of, in a way Credit extender for builders: Abbr. Continue to stress CRAVE (ant.) capable of being rejected Come back to a club Come back to a group Counterreply Came again into the company of. Comes back to a club Change, as a hotel lock Change, as a lock Change, like a lock Correct a typo Confirmed, as a password Changes, as locks Confirms, as a password, perhaps Crochet anew Completely and utterly defeated, in gamer slang Completely destroyed, in ... *reading off palm* "fort. nite." Creative spelling of "wrecked" used by gamers C.S.A. general's monogram CSA monagram Cath. or Hind., e.g. Cath. or Luth. Cath. or Prot. Cath., e.g. Cath., for one Catholicism, e.g.: Abbr. Chr. or Jud. Christianity or Buddhism: Abbr. Christianity, e.g.: Abbr. Church matters: Abbr. Clergyman's field: Abbr. Clergyman's study: Abbr. Clergyman's subj. Comedian Lil ___ Howery Comparatively: Abbr. Concern of the Nat. Council of Churches Confed. monogram Confederate gen. Connected: abbr. Cousin or aunt: Abbr. Cousin, e.g. Cousin, e.g.: Abbr. Cousin, for one: Abbr. Change a tag Change names Change tags on Change the classification of. Change the sticker Comply with new FDA guidelines, perhaps Correct a tag, perhaps Comes up with a new name for Changes shoestrings Covered, as with new linoleum. Cease to be clean, in a way Convalescent's setback convalescing Close the barn door after the horse gets out Colligate connected by common ancestry Carrier of tales Can empathize Can understand Can well appreciate Connects (to) Connects with other things Communicate well with Cousin or nephew connection between things Cognatus Counterpart of absolute Cousin or great-aunt Concern of the physicists. consider or treat as relative Complainants in court. Catapult anew, as a rocket Cease being tense "Chill out, bro!" Chilled; made less strict Comfortable, like jeans Comfortable, like some jeans Casual denim style that's not too tight Chemically treated tresses Cream that might cause breakage Curl-straightening agents "Chill, O.K.?" CARRY forward CREW relief Calexico's is "Electric" Certain Olympic swimming event Certain luge event Circuit section Communications satellite, basically Competition involving legs Connection maker/breaker Convey, as information Conveyers, as of news. Contests with four legs Cell-phone satellites, essentially