Letter C 207250–207500

Commercial lead-in for Rooter 'Copter part Centrifuge component Centrifuge part Certain vehicle part that may be held on with a "Jesus nut" Chopper blade Chopper component Chopper feature Chopper part Chopper spinner Chopper's blade Chopper's chopper Chopper's whirler Common pump part Component of many lawn mowers Copter blade e.g. Copter component Copter feature Copter mechanism Copter spinner Copter topper Copter's blade. Copter's spinner *Clog-clearing company Company that clears clogged drains Company that deals with obstructions Centrifuge parts Chopper blades Chopper parts Chopper spinners Copter blades Copter components Copter features Copter parts Copter propulsion Copter spinners Certain newspaper sections Comic sections, once Cultivate a garden plot, in a way Crumbles up Composts Condition of Denmark in Hamlet's day. Corrupt; decayed Cause of an olfactory offense Classic missile at a speaker Comparatively contemptible Curse of the jinxed CLEANING stone for polishing metals Completely contemptible Corrupt and then some Cads: Slang. columnar conical CIRCULAR room Capitol Building feature Capitol Hill feature Capitol center Capitol construction Capitol hall Capitol highlight Capitol room. Capitol section Central area of the US Capitol Circular Hall Circular building with a dome Circular garden shelter circular building or room, esp with a dome Capitol and others Common sport fish "Cycliste"'s wheel Cad, rake or bounder Casanova, for one Cassanova type Chap who plays the field Carrier for Casanovas? Capital of Normandy Capital of Seine-Maritime Capital of Seine-Maritime department Cathedral city of northern France Cathedral city, capital of Normandy Church of St. Maclou's site City between Paris and Le Havre. City in which Joan of Arc died City midway between Le Mans and Calais City northwest of Paris City of Jeanne d'Arc's execution City of Joan's martyrdom. City of the Seine. City where Joan of Arc died City where Joan of Arc met her end City where Joan of Arc was burned City where Joan of Arc was burned at the stake City where Joan of Arc was burnt City where Joan of Arc was doomed. City where Joan of Arc was put on trial City whose cathedral is the subject of a series of Monet paintings City with a cathedral depicted in a series of Monet masterpieces city on the River Seine in the north of France Caddish Casanovas Casanova types Court case involving a British tennis player and a rake? Canadian football Cause of red cheeks Cheek Cosmetic additive Cheek colorer Cheek enhancer Cheek powder Cheek reddener Cheek tint Cheekbone enhancer Cheeks application Cheeky stuff? Color for cheeks Color for madame. Coloring cosmetic Common cosmetic Compact application Compact coloring Compact cosmetic Compact filler, perhaps Compact matter Compact staple Compact stuff Complexion enhancement Cosmetic blush Cosmetic for the cheeks Cosmetic in a compact Cosmetician's product Cosmetics for the cheeks Cosmetics-counter buy Couleur d'une tomate Couleur de la planète Mars Couleur primaire Colored, as cheeks Circus performer in makeup? Cosmetics for adding color to cheeks Certain cosmetics Cheek colorers Coloring cosmetics Cosmetic case items Cosmeticians' offerings Characterized by violence Crude collar discussed (5) Coarse fodder Capable in a way Crude but effective Crude but practical Chaotic, like a free-for-all Coarse, as stucco Compensation for enduring bronchitis? Camped in the wilds Camped in the woods Camped out. Crude conjecture? Cut down to size, but not much else cut or hew (timber, stone, etc) roughly without finishing the surface Crudely formed *Camping out, say Camp in the wild Camp in the wilderness, say Camp out in the wilderness, say Camp sans frills Camp without electricity, say Challenge the wilderness Cause of a Conestoga wagon being jolted? Cavalry member under Teddy Roosevelt's command Cavalryman of 1898 Cavalryman under Teddy Roosevelt during the Spanish-American War Cavalryman with T. R. Camps Camps in the wild Crude early version of a work of art Covered with a cosmetic Covered with makeup. Coins enclosed in paper. Casino game with a wheel Casino spinner Casino wheel game Casino wheel-and-ball game Con's game in "The Sting" Certain sing-along Certain theater shape Course play CIRCULAR intersection Chubby, tan circus performer? Complete and balanced curving and somewhat round in shape rather than jagged Circular niche Circular panel COUNTRY songs (14th c) Certain work force, minus one year? Clothing display rack circularity Circular blueprints? Circular mail Chubby outlaw? Certain tourneys Celebratory bar buys Chair rungs. Clue for this puzzle's four longest answers Customary courses. Cycling songs? Changes 3.14 to 3, say Certain inspectors Completes in a way Cornerless farm enclosure? Comes into view, in a way Camelot fixture Camelot meeting spot Clumsy home run? Cattle gathering Collect: Colloq. Common scene in westerns Cowboys' activity Cattle drive actions capable of being roused Cause a stir in? Cause to awaken Cause to stir Cause to wake Came out of a state of apathy Crowd stirrer? Charles Broadway ___ (1836–1902), prominent New York merchant and philanthropist. Creator of the "noble savage." Carnival crewperson Circus hand Circus laborer Caused to get up Competition that's not close Competitive blowout Complete defeat Confused retreat. Confusion of the enemy. Contest that might involve a doormat Crush on the ballfield Crush on the court Crushing victory Chisholm Trail, e.g. Chuck Berry "___ 66" Cop's beat, e.g. Course of a journey Course to be travelled Course traveled. Customary passage Carpenter's plane Carpentry plane Computer network component Computer network device Computer networking device Computer-network device