Letter C 231750–232000

Curly group? Curly, Larry and Moe "Cheers" chair "Cheers" perch Chair with no back Comedian's prop, perhaps Comedian's seat Comedian's stage prop Comic's perch Common comedian's prop Counter complement Counter perch Counter position Counter seat chair without arms or back Cop show informer Cop's contact Cop's info source Crime reporters? "Cheers" perches "Cheers" props "Cheers" set pieces Counter parts? Counter positions Counter seats Counter view? Comedic bits by guys sitting at a bar? City sitting spot Condescent carry oneself, often habitually, with head, shoulders, and upper back bent forward Crouched Chose over nobler ideals Cash towards a new porch? Cable word. Cautious advice Cease movement Coach's hands-up signal Command at a corner Command given at many corners Command on a red traffic sign Common sign Common street sign's command Corner sign Crossing guard's sign Crossroads sign Cry after the sound of a bell Cry from a tickled person Cry from one being tickled, maybe Cry from one being tickled, perhaps Cry from the tickled? Cry to a tickler call a *Choreography direction in a musical? (first 4 letters + last 4) Cheap quip, Part 4 Complaint to an overzealous creditor? Cease working Command to one on fire Cry about a fugitive Cry from a stuck-up person? Call briefly: Colloq. Casual invitiation. CHALTUPID "Come by and chat!" with respect to 58-A Common phrase of admonition. Controllers of traffic flow Cut Irving Berlin revue? Claymation technique Continue, as in one kind of work. Come to a sudden halt Come to a fast halt Cop-film line Cross country break Check cancellation Check writer's afterthought Check writer's order Cork in a bottle Cork in a bottle, e.g. Cork or plug Certain cards at no-trump Concluding times Cork up Cork up, as a bottle Cork's cousin Cruet parts. Card game (Michigan). Ceases action Certain marks of punctuation. Comes to a red light Conductor announcements Conductor's calls Conductors' announcements Comes to a halt near. Ceases irritating others Comes for a brief visit Comes for a visit Comes to a complete halt Conks out suddenly Corner feature Crossroad fixture Crossroad sight Curbside octagon Corner octagons Corner quartet, perhaps Comes calling Cuts the nonsense Comes to rest too soon City signs for motorists: Abbr. Clogs, as a drain Ceased: Poet. Catchphrase of diet expert Susan Powter Classic hue and cry. Cry to a fleeing pickpocket Clog, as a drain Call off a police stakeout? Clock app option Counter for a 100-yard dash Counters of seconds for races Cabinet function Chest function Closet duty Closet function Closet use Cloud coverage? Cloud function Cloud's function? CubeSmart offering Cupboard space Cyber space? Container seen above seats Closet advisor? *Contents of an abandoned one may be sold at auction Candidate's website section Cash register locale Chain part, sometimes Commercial district establishment Commissary, for example. Confectionary, e.g. Cracker-barrel site. collect and keep (things) for future use Costco's Kirkland Signature and Wal-Mart's Great Value, e.g. Country merchant Closets and pantries, e.g. Chain members Chains have a lot of them "COME IN, WE'RE OPEN" and "BIG SALE TODAY" cheifly British: a floor or level of a building "Can ___ urn or animated bust."—Gray's Elegy. Celebrated in history Celebrated in legend Celebrated in tales. Celebrated in the past Cited often in historic lore Colorful background Cloud work CONICAL-billed bird Child supporter? Childbirth symbol Chimney nester Chimney-top nester Cousin of the spoonbill __ Club (Big Apple nightspot of yore) ___ Club, 1930s-'60s New York hot spot Chimney nesters Creatures on baby announcement cards Calm precedes this Cause of a rapid eye movement Charge at Climatic disturbance Concern on the briny Cruise worry Cyclone, for one Cut off by the elements. Came (in) dramatically Came on like gangbusters Commotion over nothing "Carla" and others. Carol, Edna, Hazel. Causes of some blackouts Charges with anger Coastal danger Coastal hurricane threat Custom timepiece for a meteorologist? Cold-weather home adjunct Characterized by tumultuous weather characterized by violent emotions or behavior Classic Harold Arlen tune Conflicts, old style Child's bedtime reading Child's bedtime request Child's bedtime treat Common film credit creative piece of writing Curve with rising action Campfire reciter Center of attention around a campfire, say City on the Seine, near Paris. CANTERBURY river (Eng.) Conflict: Archaic. Creator of Archie Goodwin. Creator of Nero Wolfe. Comparatively bold Courageous guys Courageous males Certain suit sizes Chef's necessity Coal burner Common kitchen appliance Cook's workspace Cooking apparatus Cooking with gas locale, maybe Cooktop kin Cooktop range Cooktop's appliance Countertop heater Crushed inward Candy company Russell ___ Candy maker Russell Candy man Russell Candymaker Russell Comics' Smokey Confectioner Russell Candy family with famous boxed chocolates Cured stalks of grain Cooking show necessities Carefully pack (away) Cease, in slang Cram into the overhead Cram into the overhead, e.g. Cram under a seat, say Capacity for holding goods. Cargo placing Charge at some warehouses Certain free rider Certain freeloader Certain passenger Certain passengers. "Crusader in Crinoline." Civil War writer. Creator of Eva St. Clare. Creator of Little Eva and Simon Legree Creator of Simon Legree Creator of Topsy Cargo loaders Calvin Ellis and Harriet Beecher. Classic racing fuel additive brand with a red, white, and blue oval logo Canful at a gas station Car care brand Car care brand in an oval logo Car care product that sponsors NASCAR Car product that once advertised itself as a "non-friction best seller"