Letter C 204750–205000

Cooking on a barbecue Certain entree Centerpiece of a luau Carving station option Celebrity fun Certain tributes (although they may not seem like them) Coffee preparations Comedic honors Comedy Central tributes Cook-outs. Cookouts, often Cooks a turkey Cooks beef in an oven Cooks chestnuts Cooks in a barbecue Cooks in the oven, maybe Cooks meat Cooks on a spit Cooks over a fire Cooks over an open fire Cooks with dry heat Cooks, as a turkey Cooks, as chestnuts Country parties Criticizes severely: Colloq. Criticizes sharply in a humorous way Child's actions or creations Criticize a big flop? "Catastrophe" writer/star Delaney Carl Reiner's kid Carl Reiner's son Carl s little boy Carl's director son Carl's son Clean out the register, perhaps Clear the register, maybe Co-star of Carroll, Jean, and Sally Comedian Delaney Commit a holdup Commit larceny Corddry of HBO's "Ballers" Cry from classic TV, "Oh, ___!" Clothes, in Calabria CENTROPOMUS Caribbean snook. Charles or Lynda Bird Charles the Virginia senator Charged too much, informally Capitalist of 19th cen. Criminal American humorist? Compatible pair of thieves? Cops and ___. Cops' foes Charles and Lynda Bird CHIMERE CHRISOM Cabana wear Caftan, e.g. Cape kin Ceremonial apparel Ceremonial covering Ceremonial garment Ceremonial gown Chenille item Chimere, e.g. Choir costume Choir garb Choir gown Choir member's attire Choir member's garb Choir member's outerwear Choir member's wear Chorister's attire Chorister's cover Church choir attire Clarence Thomas's garb Cloth for a man of the cloth? Convocation wear Couch potato's attire Court attire Court clothing Court covering Court garb Court garb for Ito Court garment Court wear Courtroom attire Courtroom cover-up Courtroom coverage? Courtroom garb Courtroom garment Courtroom sight Cover for a king Cover-up in a courtroom Cover-up in court Covering for the lap. Cozy hotel offering Classic dressing room wrap Ceremonially dressed Clad in a caftan Clad in a toga Clad like Judge Judy Clad like Kagan Clad like a judge Clad like a jurist Clad like an Apostle Clad like grads Clad, as a judge Clothed in fine attire Clothed, as a judge Clothed, in a way Covered for court Covered in court Clother. Costume person Candidate's first name. Competitor with Harold, Earl, and Dwight. Classic first name often shortened to Bob Controversial Reagan Supreme Court nominee Creator of Harry Van, Duke Mantee, etc. "Cool" poet in New England Clermont builder. Confederate general at the Battle of Gettysburg Civic figure in N. Y. C. Clemente of baseball Campus infrastructure endowed by a rock singer? Chief Justice John Chief justice of the United States Common surname for notable actors and justices Cliff ____, voice of George Washington Calling bird, formally Caftans Cassocks. Ceremonial costumes. Ceremonial garments Chenille items Choir coverings Choir loft garb Choir room garb Choir room garments Choir room hangers Choir wear Choir's clothing Choir-loft garb Cloaks of office. Comfy wraparounds Costumery for a choir Court apparel Court cloaks Court costumes Court cover-ups? Court regalia Courtroom cover-ups? Cover-ups in the courtroom? Cozy garments at many hotels Cozy, wrapped garments CHANNEL between Ellesmere and Greenland Controversial baritone. "Christopher ___." Canadian "How I Met Your Mother" character Cape-wearing sidekick Caped companion Caped sidekick Certain superhero sidekick Chris O'Donnell role Chris O'Donnell's "Batman Forever" role Christmas card bird Comic Williams Comic actor Williams Common thrush Connecticut's state bird Crime-fighting sidekick "Contagion" author Cannon used in 16th cen. Chaffinch. Clothing, in a way Creating costumes for a comic? Comic Williams appears in commercials "Champagne wishes and caviar dreams" speaker "Cheerily, cheer up, cheer up" singers Colorful chirpers "Coma" author's chef? Canadien's Larry Castaway Crusoe Crusoe the castaway CALIFORNIAN white oak CHILEAN beech tree Calif. oak California oak tree California white oak Californian oak California white oaks. "Class" star Costar of TV's "The Grinder" " __ Cop" (1987 film) "__Cop" (1987 thriller) "___Cop" (1987 sci-fi movie) Call lead-in Cop or call lead-in Cop or call preceder Cop or call prefix Cousin of mechano- Cyborg movie prefix Cyborg prefix Cyborg prefix, in movies Cyborg's beginning? ___-call (automated solicitation) ___-call (recorded sales pitch) ___-calls (typically unwanted contacts) Campaigner's modern tool Crime-fighting cyborg of film Crime-fighting film cyborg Cyberpunk franchise featuring a crime-fighting cyborg Cyborg built by Omni Consumer Products Cyborg film of '87 C3PO in "Star Wars" Capek character Capek coinage Capek creation Capek role Capek's creation. Capek's creature. Certain bomb squad worker Certain factory worker Character in Capek's "R. U. R." Character in Capek's "R.U.R." Claire or Oliver, in "Maybe Happy Ending" Classic break dancing move Complement for Univac. Costume that might start with a cardboard box C-3PO and R2-D2, for example Certain cordless vacuums Certain sci-fi crew Characters in "Star Wars" Characters in Capek's "R.U.R." Cheap factory workers Cleaning conveniences Cocktail made with Scotch and vermouth Cocktail named after a Scottish folk hero Cocktail named for a Scottish folk hero Cocktail named for a Scottish hero Cocktail request Cocktail with scotch concoction Scotch and Drambuie drink Cleans out badly? Commits a crime Commits a holdup Cracks open, so to speak Capable of managing changing conditions Coffee adjective