Letter C 213500–213750

Cork or thumb appliance cause to penetrate, as with a circular motion Coke bottle topper Cork alternative Carpenter's favorite drink? Carpenter's libation? Chauffeur for a prison guard? Chopped partner Calaboose guards Cause confusion and disarray Common soda bottle lid Common soft drink feature Cheat a sot? Cork alternatives Completely madcap Cuckoo in the head crazy or eccentric Chauffeur who's off his rocker? Composer Alexsandr Copier of a manuscript Copier of manuscripts. Copyist for hire copyist Manuscript book Carpenter's scoring tool Copyists of yore Curlicue: Colloq. Certain curtain Cloth screen used by gaffers Cloth used in theater backdrops Cotton or linen fabric Curtain on stage Count every penny Count the pennies Cut back financially Canvas glued to panels to prevent shrinking, etc. Certain theatrical curtains Carving craft Certain stock certificate Certificate for fractions of shares of stock. Certificate of indebtedness Certificate of indebtedness; "shining plaster." Collectible money Company currency Company money. Company store currency Company store exchange Company store issue Company store money Company-store currency Coupon of a sort Currency i.o.u. Currency in old mining camps Currency substitute certificate representing a claim to stocks or shares Cousin of odds and ends. Cast lines Copy of a play. Cruise lines? Cuneiform writing Carefully planned Classic pencil brand Copying room in a monastery Copyist of old "Catch of the day" fish "Catch of the day" fish, perhaps Cape Cod codfish Cape Cod entree Cape Cod entrée Cape Cod seafood Cape Cod seafood serving Catch of New England Catch of the day at a New England fish shack, perhaps Catch of the day from Provincetown, perhaps Catch of the day offering Catch of the day, maybe Catch of the day, say, in New England Common catch of the day in Boston Codfish and haddock Codlings. CURLED ornament CURLY ornament Codex precursor Coiled parchment or paper Curved ornament. Curled, as a Torah Curved heads of violins Character in Dickens' "Christmas Carol." Cratchit's boss Cratchit's employer *Cartoon billionaire Cartoon millionaire created by Carl Barks Christmas season grumps Crowded, pressed. Cadge or sponge. Cadge; mooch Cadged Cancel, la Mission Control Cancel, as a SpaceX mission Cancel, as a blast-off Cancel, as a space launch. Cancel, as a space mission Cancel, as a space trip Cancel, slangily Cancel, so to speak Clean (cancel) Clean diligently Clean floors Clean using elbow grease Clean very well Clean with S.O.S Clean with a brush Clean with a vengeance Clean with a wire brush Clean, as a dirty pan Clean, as dishes Clean vigorously with a brush clean by rubbing, often with a hard brush and water Cancelled, as a project Cleansing appliance. Clothes cleaners of old Cut down on the washing (including money from Moscow) Cancel Limbaugh's show? Cancels, as a space shot Cleans with elbow grease Cleanses one's workplace? Car wash's soaping crew? Certain squads of players. Call your astronauts back *Clean up at Rhode Island's Newport Harbor? Cat pickup spot Cat's neck Collar locale Country banjo man Earl Country legend Earl Compaction sound Crumple (up) *Crumple, as notepaper filled with bad ideas Conscientious morality. Conscientious reluctance. Conscientious to a carpenter? Close and critical examination Close going-over Close investigation Critical look Certain finger exercises: Abbr. Chem., geol., etc. Courses of study: Abbr. Canadian sketch comedy show that launched John Candy and Eugene Levy Call letters in a '70s-'80s show Call letters of a Can. lampoon series Call letters of a lampoon series Can. comedy series Canadian comedy show of the 1970s-'80s Canadian comedy show with a character named Edith Prickley Canadian sketch comedy show of the 1970s-'80s Canadian sketch-comedy show that premièred in 1976 Candy corn source? Candy show, familiarly Candy used to be seen on it Candy vehicle Candy vehicle in the 1980s? Candy vehicle of the '70s Candy vehicle of the 1970s-80s Candy's Canadian comedy show Candy's old show Chicago comedy letters Classic skit comedy show Comedy set in Melonville Comedy show letters Comedy show set in the fictional town of Melonville Comedy show that once featured John Candy and Martin Short Comedy show with Candy, Short, Moranis, and more Comedy program set in a fictional TV station, originally broadcast on Canadian TV Certain explorer's gear Cousteau gear Cousteau's equipment Cousteau's gear Certain explorer Clouds do this on windy days Cold War missile type Cold War missiles on mobile launchers Converse problem? Comfortable slippers. Certain oar Charles River sighting Compete on the Charles Crew vessel Crew-team boat Contestant at Henley Charles River sights Crews' craft Carve or model Chisel statues. COTTIDAE Certain works of art: Abbr. Carve out a career? Carve, as a statue Create art, in a way Cut decoratively chiseling Carve a more sentimental breastpin? Carves artistically CONTRAPPOSTO Cleaning target Covered with algae Covering of some stagnant pools. common sparid fish of American coastal regions of the Atlantic Certain porgies Coastal water fishes Coarsely abusive. "Comin' through!" "Can I pass through please?" in Italian Cottontail's tail City in Albania, now called Shkodra. Creature's armor Cottontails' tails Coal bucket Container for coals Coal buckets Coal movers Caught between -- and Charybdis Charybdis' counterpart, in Greek myth Charybdis's companion Charybdis's counterpart, in Greek myth coded message in ancient Sparta Corn-cutting tool Crop cutter Cutter in the field Cutter with a curve Cut down in the field Cut or mowed, in a way Cut down with a curved blade Crop loppers Cuts, in a way Christian denom. that observes the Sabbath on Saturday Churchgoers who observe the Sabbath on Sat. Cheyenne R. state Coyote St. Coyote State for short Coyote State: Abbr. Coyote state, briefly Crazy Horse Memorial loc. Crazy Horse Memorial st. Custer State Park st. Camera memory chip Certain memory chips Cold War abbr. Cold War mil. program Cold War missile prog. Cold War prog.