Letter C 219250–219500

Cold Russians. Competitiveness in the family "C'est ___" Eartha Kitt song Certain kinfolk. Childhood roomies, often Chloe and Halle Bailey, e.g., for short Close ones, informally Cumae's was famous Canine attack command Canine call to arms Canine's attack command Command for dog Command to Cujo Command to a boxer Command to a guard dog Command to an attack dog Command to attack Cry to an attack dog [Can you believe this mistake?] Commanded a dog to attack Command to a Doberman Command to a junkyard dog Command to a police dog Certain throws in dice Cube sixes. Chinese province where a spicy cuisine originated Chinese province, or its cuisine Cuisine that might make your tongue tickle Catania's island Catania locale Cause revulsion in causing horror or disgust Church worker who's more unhealthy? CRONUS, weapon of "Cool departure!" said the millennial Contract bargaining point Companions of hammers. Crescent-shaped cutting tools Candidate for a psych ward Controversial 2007 documentary about the American health care system Communication from perverts? Calls on the dogs Canine attack commands Causes to attack, with "on" Commands an attack dog Commands to attack Commands to attack, in a way Commands to dogs Crocodile birds of Egypt. Commands dogs to chase after Caesar born in 1922 Caesar from Yonkers Caesar in "History of the World, Part I" Caesar known for being funny Caesar of "Caesar's Hour" Caesar of "Your Show of Shows" Caesar of 1950s TV Caesar of 1952. Caesar of TV Caesar of comedy Caesar of old TV Caesar of old comedy Caesar of video comedy. Caesar on 1950s TV Caesar on TV Caesar or Chaplin. Caesar or Luckman Caesar or Vicious Caesar who wasn't an emperor Caesar whose forum was TV Caesar whose forum was television Caesar's first name Ceasar Clumsy "Ice Age" guy Comedian Caesar Comic Caesar Comic Caesar of 1950s TV Comical Caesar Contemporary Caesar. Cookie Monster's real name CORDAGE tree Cordage-tree. Comic actor who starred on "Your Show of Shows" Comic's appetizer? Comic actor's courses "Choose a ___!" Car or line Carcass portion Cheap or top chaser Choice with the main dish Cole slaw, perhaps Coleslaw or baked beans Combo meal choice Competitive group Con, e.g. Con, for one Conceit: Slang. Contending faction Contending group Contest party Contesting group Contesting party Course addendum Cassette top Cavalry swords, e.g. Cassette feature Cassette tape notation Cassette words Cut on the bottom Conference that excludes the jury Court conference the jury doesn't hear Court conference, and a hint to twelve answers in this puzzle Court huddle Courtroom conference Courtroom conversation Courtroom huddle (and hint to puzzle theme found in answers to capitalized clues) Court conferences Court huddles Courtroom conferences CREDENZA China's home Chester A. Arthur feature Citrus juice cocktail Citrus-flavored cocktail Citrusy cognac cocktail Cocktail made with lemon juice Cocktail named for a motorcycle attachment Cocktail with cognac Cocktail with lemon juice and brandy Cognac cocktail Cognac, orange liqueur, and lemon juice cocktail Cognac-and-Cointreau drink, and what each of this puzzle's border answers is Cycle appurtenance. Cyclist strokes passenger? Cocktails containing brandy Cocktails with triple sec Coleslaw or applesauce Coleslaw or potato salad, e.g. Complement from the chef? Course companion? Couscous or rice, e.g. Carrots and mashed potatoes, e.g. Contemptuous glance Critical looks Certain lie for golfers Certain posing pair display Can't play Confined to the periphery Coach's pacing place Car part used to check the bike lane Car part with a warning Corn on the cob, e.g. Coleslaw and others *Core exercise starting from a lateral lying position Combining form used with East and West. Certain detours. Certain motoring routes. Certain home improvers Cole slaw and fries Combative factions Competing teams Contest contingents Contest opponents Contesting parties. Contesting teams Corn bread and coleslaw, often Cube's six Cucumber salad, coconut rice, etc. Carnival adjunct Carnival lure Come-on men. Carnival juggler dropping a club, say? Circus additions Circus attractions Crosswind landing maneuver Comic's tour de force Crack that kills Circumvent, as an unpleasant situation Charming café site, often Cause Reagan to digress? Cruise option Cassette tape conclusion Cafe location, sometimes City pedestrian's abrasion? Cafe locales Cafe locales, often Certain kibitzers. Crab's progress. Cairo title. Certain home renovation material Clapboards or shingles Clapboards, e.g. Clapboards. Come (up to) slyly Crab walk Crab's walk Crab-like move Crab-walk Crawl like a crab Creep along, crab-style Creep like a crab Creep or inch Creep, crab-style Creep, in a way Creep, perhaps Crablike mover Crab-walks Creeps like a crab Crab's movement Clarinet and soprano sax virtuoso Bechet Clinton confidant Blumenthal Capital of ancient Phoenicia. Chief city of ancient Phoenicia City associated with Tyre. Cider: Sp. Caesar and Luckman Caesar and Silvers Caesar and Stone Caesar and Vicious Caesar and Vicious, e.g. Caesar and namesakes Caesar et al. Caesar namesakes Caesar's namesakes Cesar et al Century, in Cannes Century: Fr. Centuries: Fr. Campaign against Troy, e.g. Campaign circle Campaign that may involve catapults and trebuchets Castle campaign Castle-storming strategy Cause of a downfall Challenge for defenders City blockade Continued armed pressure. Continued endeavor to gain possession. Counterpart of a blitz Crusades tactic Cut off from the outside, in a way Cartoonist Jerry, co-creator of Superman Casino boss Bugsy Composer of "Ozark Set" Clippers TV sportscaster Brian Company with longtime links to Westinghouse Cathedral city S. of Florence Cathedral city in Tuscany. Cathedral city near Florence Cathedral city of Tuscany