Letter C 219000–219250

Constant nag Constant needler Cousin of a mole Creature for taming? Clever and practical Chauffeur for a harpy? Chronic nags Classic horror movie sound Cry of fear or hilarity Carnival sounds Cries for help Confession to a priest Confession, formerly Confession, old-style Confession sessions "Cocktail" seafood Cocktail crustacean Cocktail variety Creole seafood Crustacean food. Crustacean in a cocktail Crustacean in ebi tempura Crustacean in gumbo *Cross between a crustacean and a bounding beast? Commercial seiner in Gulf waters. Cocktail contents Cocktail contents, sometimes Contemptible little things. Cold seafood dish with mayo CHAITYA Casket with holy relics Commemorative site Cooperstown's Hall of Fame, e.g. Certain Freemason Certain fez wearer Certain templegoer Conventioneer in a fez Conventioneer with a fez Charitable fraternal society Children's hospital benefactors Cloak for a psychiatrist? Confess and obtain absolution Confess to a priest contract and wrinkle as from heat Certain hallucinogen, informally County that borders Wales CHRISOM cloth Cathedral of Turin attraction Cathedral of Turin relic Conceal from view Cut off from view. Covered in cloth, say Covers or hides Covers up, secretively Chaparral plant Clueless one's response Cluelessness gesture Contract shoulders Cropped cardigan cropped garment similar to a cardigan Calls for silence Commands for silence Curtain-going-up sounds. Curtain-going-up warnings. Curtain-raising sound effect. Comedian's "thing" Comedic gimmick Comedy patter Comic theme Comic's "thing" Comical routine Cornball routine CHINESE kingdom, ancient Child of Ra Chinese pork dish word Confucian do-unto-others principle Confucian golden rule "Curses! A veggie!" Corn body wraps? Corny psychology sessions? Cornhusker's vehicle? causing one to shudder "CSI" actress Elisabeth Cage co-star in "Leaving Las Vegas" Cage's "Leaving Las Vegas" co-star Cage's co-star in "Leaving Las Vegas" Cruise's "Cocktail" co-star Cut preceder Cruise pastime Cruise ship game Cruise ship game ... or how to start each of the answers to starred clues? Cruise-ship pastime Cards ready to be dealt City in Sinkiang Province, China. Chinese for "water" Certain house of worship Certain service center Coach Don Coach Don with two Super Bowl victories Coach of the 17-0 1972 Miami Dolphins Coach of the NFL's only undefeated season Coach with 347 career wins Coach with two Super Bowl championships Coaching Don Cantors' places Cold-shoulders Creates a diversion with "Cut out the racket!" Complaint about a library volume? Chides into silence Cease to operate, as a factory Close up shop for good Close, as a door Close, as a window Close, or closed Completely closed Completely closed, as a door Close firmly Cessation of work. Computer menu command Comic genius of David Garrick's day. Close a VW Beetle owner's car door? Cage up Certain invalid Confined people Convalescents, maybe Complete rout, in hockey Ceases operation. Closes, as a door Closes, as a window Closes, as doors Ceases operations Closes the door on Close and lock the sports venue Camera part whose speed is adjustable Close as a store Cover for a window Camera user Camera enthusiasts Camera foul-up? Camera blinkers. Closes down for good Close the entrance securely COMMUTER service Continuous transit facility Crosstown subway train. "Close yer face!" "Close your trap!" Cease speaking: Colloq. Common symbol in pronunciation: Var. Camera-___ (reluctant to be photographed) Creepmousy. Cruel creditors Cause of some blushing Child's reserve. "Chandelier" chanteuse "Chandelier" hitmaker "Chandelier" singer "Chandelier" singer, 2014 "Chandelier" singer/songwriter "Cheap Thrills" pop star "Cheap Thrills" singer "Cheap Thrills" singer with Sean Paul "Cheap Thrills" singer, 2016 Crust-forming rock CAMBODIAN gulf Certain twins' home Chang and Eng's birthplace Chang and Eng's land China Sea gulf Chulalongkorn's domain Chulalongkorn's kingdom Chulalongkorn's land Country Anna visited Country between French Indo-China and Burma. Country described by Marco. Country for which a cat was named Country in the game of Risk Country name last used in 1949 Country name retired in 1949 Country of Anna's adventure. Country renamed in 1949 Country surrounded by Burma and Indo-China. Country that changed its name in 1939 Country that changed its name in 1939 and again in 1949 Country visited by Anna Country visited by Anna Leonowens CREAM-colored/coloured short-haired cat with dark points and tail, blue-eyed Cat breed with blue eyes Cat breed with distinctive light/dark coloring Cat kind Cat native to Thailand Cat or twin Cat or twins Cat that may have chocolate points Cat with colorful points Cats of Anna and the King Cats or people. Chang and Eng Citizens of Bangkok. ___ crossword (puzzle variant with two identical grids) Catty Fonda Western? Certain shorthair Chocolate point, e.g. Conversation between King Mongkut and Tuptim? Chang or Eng Conjoined siblings Capital of China's Shensi Province. Capital of Shensi Province, China. Capital of Shensi Province. Capital of Shensi. Capital of ancient Chinese empire Chinese city on the Wei Chinese city on the Wei, old-style Chinese metropolis on the Yellow River. City in Shensi province. City in central China (Var.) City of 500,000 in Shensi Province, China. City of China, on Yellow River. City of NW China. City of Shensi Province, China. City of central China City of central China (Var.) City on the Wei Ho. City on the Wei River. City on the Wei, old style City on the Yellow River. Clifford of "Fleabag" CHINESE board game Cain or Abel, for short Cain, to Abel, informally Certain relation Charlie, to Emilio, briefly Clipped kin Close kin, slangily Close kinsman Close relation, informally Close relative, briefly Close relative, for short City on Gulf of Taranto. Composer who's the eponym of a Helsinki park Composer with a Helsinki academy named for him Classic exile site Cold Russian region Cold land Cold place that becomes a much warmer place without its first letter Cold place to be banished to Country between Vladivostok and Urals. Cover for an Omsk ear? Canines bred to pull sleds
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