Letter C 210250–210500

Coating for the rim of a margarita glass Cold War treaty Cold-war accord Commodity used as a currency in ancient Rome Common deicer Common seasoning Condiment for French fries Condiment for fries Condiment in a shaker Condiment in shakers Contents of a shaker. Cook's pinch Corn sprinkling Corning necessity Costain's "Below the ___" Cracker coating Crystalline substance used to season food Crystals in a shaker Cure component Curing agent Curing compound Curing need Curing stuff Curing substance Chinese checkers' cousin Coastal corrosion cause Common seasonings Contents of a shaker pair City and province in Argentina Certain holey roll Crystal-encrusted rings in a deli Classic New England houses Cured and dried fish Cured, dried fish Cured, in a way Classic airplane snack Cocktail party provender. Creator of Bambi. Certain brook trout Condiment manufacturer. Cracker factory employee or winter road worker, perhaps Cracker factory employee, perhaps Certain preservers Ceramist's glazing process Comfortable shoes for a mariner? Comparatively brackish Carter-era missile pact Carter/Brezhnev agreement Carter/Brezhnev pact Carter/Brezhnev treaty Cold War summit Cold war draft Capital of the Mexican state Coahuila Chowder cracker Chowder go-with Cracker added to soup Cracker commonly eaten to ease morning sickness Cracker often served with soup Cracker served with chowder Cracker with 13 holes Cracker with chowder Crisp cracker Crispy cracker Chili accompaniment, often Chowder additive Classic crackers Commonly crumbled fare Companions for soup Concomitants of soup. Crackers for soup Crisp crackers Crispy crackers Certain piquancy Chip quality Cross formed by bend dexter and bend sinister. Cross on Scotland's national flag Cross, but showing wit as well as anger Cured, somewhat Condiment source City in NW Uruguay City of Uruguay Calif. sea California "Sea." California's __ Sea California's ___ Sea (rift lake) Common name for potassium nitrate Crystal collection site Corns. Crystals for cooks Cures a ham Cures in the kitchen Container with a white condiment Cause of coastal erosion Canadian Gulf Island known for its artsy vibe "Come Along" rockers ___ Dog Coarse or caustic Coarse, as a joke Crude, as language Cocktails made of gin and grapefruit juice Cocktails made with gin or vodka Cocktails of gin and grapefruit juice Coarse jokes Colorful speech, perhaps not suitable for children Conducive to health. "Cheers" in Chiapas Cancun toast Cantina toast Comment after a sneeze Concern for un médico Conquistador's toast Cousin of "Skoal!" Cordial greeting below the border. Certain sausage purveyor "Cheers!" abroad Catalan toast Champagne toast Common overseas toast "Cheers!": Ital. Cook with oil Capable of redemption capable of or suitable for being saved or salvaged Central American republic (with "El"). Chile's Allende Country bounded by Guatemala and Honduras. Central American country with capital San Salvador Chilean president overthrown in a 1973 coup Citizen of Santa Ana. Central American fruit drink? Charitable group Charitable group with soldiers Clothier Ferragamo Calamine lotion, for one Cost of ointment? CLARY CULTIVATED plant with blue or red flowers Cannon barrage Cannon blast Cannon salute Cannon volley Cannon shots CITY of Music city in western Austria "Casablanca" man "Casablanca" musician "Casablanca" pianist "Casablanca" piano man "Casablanca" piano player "Chain Gang" singer Cooke "Cheers" barkeep "Cheers" bartender Malone "Cheers" character Malone "Cheers" protagonist "Cupid" singer Cooke Calling Mr. Goldwyn. Captain America alter ego ___ Wilson Cartoondom's Yosemite ___ Cavity ___ (patient in the game Operation) Celebrated uncle Certain Hill Champion of morning television Character from Yosemite Character on "The West Wing" who I used to have a crush on but I just rewatched and he thinks we shouldn't tax the 1% so now I don't anymore Chicago mob boss Giancana Classic TV's "Mayday" Malone Classic crooner Cooke Coach's coworker on "Cheers" Cohan's favorite uncle Cokie colleague College football star Michael in 2014 news Comedian Kinison Comic Kinison who raged on stage Companion of Frodo Companion of Frodo in "The Lord of the Rings" Cooke of soul Cooke or Donaldson Cooke or Kinison Cooke portrayed in {/One Night in Miami/} Cooke who sang "Chain Gang" Cooke who sang "Twistin' the Night Away" Cooke who sang "You Send Me" Cooke who was known as the "King of Soul" Cooke with soul Cousin of John Bull Crooner Cooke Cubs owner Zell Classic American recruitment icon, Uncle ___ Common three-letter American name Common masculine nickname Classic TV witch Comical witch *Comedian who hosted "Full Frontal" Comedian who wrote "Cracking Up" and "I Know I Am, but What Are You?" Capital of ancient Israel. Capital of ancient Palestine Capital of the Kingdom of Israel. City built by King Omri City built circa 800 B.C. Circuitous detour past a good-deed-doer's city? Compassionate helpers. City in Iraq's Sunni Triangle CARIOCA-like dance Carioca's cousin Carnaval dance Carnival dance Carnival music Conga cousin Conga kin Conga's kin Copacabana dance Copacabana steps Cousin of the bossa nova Current dance. Celebrated Carnaval, maybe Competed in a ballroom, maybe Cut a rug, Brazilian-style Carioca cousins Carnival dances Casino magnate for whom U.N.L.V. named its football stadium Camila Cabello's "Never Be the ___" (2018) Carbon-copy Close as can be Common bar order, with "the" Common order, with "the" Common restaurant order, with "the" Conforming in every way Conforming to the norm, some would say Copycat's order, with "the" Copycat's request Cut from the ___ cloth Concurring comment Crumbly, as kiln bricks Clone's characteristic Character in Dr. Seuss's "Green Eggs and Ham" Character who offers green eggs and ham Culinary expert and Netflix presenter CAMBODIAN point Cloth of gold of Middle Ages. Cloth of the Middle Ages. CLANDESTINE publication of banned literature clandestine publication Clemens's first name, for short Cousin of Dan'l? Carla Tortelli's boss Comedy lead-actor Emmy role for '90 and '93 Country singer Smith Casual club? Casual lunch? Cahn or Davis Jr. Comic strip Viking's nickname when he orders a deli sub? Cub with a club