Letter C 247500–247750

Cable transport Cabled carrier Car for ore haulage in a mine. Car for the pits? Car in a mine Car of mine? Car that makes pit stops? Carrier in a tunnel Carrier of a lode load Carrier of coal from a mine Cart before the ores Cart for coal Cart in a coal mine Certain public transport Coal cart Coal conveyer Coal mine car. Coal mine carrier Coal miner's hauler Coal miner's railcar Coal-mine car Coal-mine conveyance Coal-mine vehicle Collier's cart Collier's vehicle Colliery conveyance Colliery vehicle Cousins of an el Cable-powered urban transport Colliery wagon conductor or driver of a tram Canine who loved Lady Cargo vessel with no fixed route Chaplin character Chaplin or Skelton persona Chaplin portrayal Chaplin role Chaplin's vagabond persona Charlie Chaplin character Charlie Chaplin persona Charlie Chaplin played one Crush by walking on Crush ruthlessly. Crush under foot Crush underfoot Crushed underfoot Crushed clam? Careless one, perhaps Crushes underfoot Canvas net. Crush with the feet Certain steamers Chaplinesque figures Cargo liner for hire Cargo ship running irregular routes Civil War hobo alert? Cable cars Cable cars on high Cars running on rails. Coal carters Coal haulers Colliery carriers Canyon crosser Canyon-crossing transport "Claws" actress Karrueche Conveyance: Abbr. Credit-reporting agency Cataleptic state Catelepsy Channeler's state Channeling states "Chasing _____" (2016 documentary about a jazz legend) Carrier alternative Contemporary of Bird and Cannonball Car part controlled by a stick Calmer, in brief Canada or Atlantic preceder Continental leader? CARRY on action CARRY on business Carry on, as business Carry through a deal Complete a deal Conduct, as business Conduct; negotiate conduct or negotiate (a business deal) Conducted, as business CARRIES out deal Carries on, as business Conducts business Conducts, as business Car featured in "Smokey and the Bandit" and "Knight Rider" Car model in "Knight Rider" Certain '60s Mustang convert the genetic information in into a strand of RNA, especially messenger RNA collection of all messenger RNA in a cell change one form of energy to another Cut crosswise Church cross-section Cathedral cross sections Common coronary heart disease cause Certain bus ticket Certain ticket. Change buses or trains Change cars. Change jobs within a company Change schools Commuter's connection Cry when an Oakland player's iron-on arrived? Changes schools Commuter hub Change greatly Change shape or appearance change the shape or character of Cause light to pass through Carrying from one place to another Commuter's need Conveyance of goods or people Conveyance, as of goods. Choose and pick, e.g. Cuts in front of, as a celestial body Convertible from one language to another capable of being put into another form or style or language Change from one language to another Change into another form. Change into another medium. Change to Chinese Convert "Le Petit Prince" into "The Little Prince," say change the position of in space without rotation Change "underpants" to ""sous-vetements""? Converts text from Chinese to English, say Certain ponies Chaz Bono or Brian Michael Smith change the form, character, or substance of Change from one form, nature, or substance into another Change from one form into another change the form or nature of Crosspiece above a door commercial enterprise of carrying goods convey from one place to another Carrying away in delight Certain ships or planes. Container ship, e.g. Change keys, in music. Changed the key changed or capable of being changed from one substance to another Changes into another form. CROSS section of the body CROSS-dresser Cunning device for catching animals Canadian Open hazard Captain von ___ (musical role) Capture by surprise Capture through deceit Carriage on springs. Carriage; snare Catch animals Catch ball on one bounce. Catch by stratagem Catch in a cage Catch on one bounce. Catch on one small bounce. Catch using trickery Catch with a snare Catch with cunning Catch-22 INXS song (with "The")? Catcher's implement Catching contrivance Catching strategy Certain golf hazard Chess ruse Clap finish Clap or rattle extension Clay pigeon flinger Clay pigeon hurler Clay pigeon tosser Clay-pigeon hurler Clay-pigeon launcher Clay-pigeon thrower Colonial policeman Con game, say Corner, in a way Country-club hazard Course bunker Course sand Covered pit, e.g. Crab pot for crabbing, e.g. Crab pot, e.g. Critter catcher Cul de sac. Cure song they caught a bear in? Cure song to fall into? Current Olympic discipline first contested in 1900, informally collector Lint Cause of an unexpected fall Cellar entrance, maybe CIRCUS swing Catcher's apparatus Circus Circus apparatus Circus bar Circus device Circus rig. Circus staple Cirque du Soleil prop Cirque du Soleil staple Certain acrobatic bar? (goes both ways) Circus appurtenances. Circus swings Certain four-sided figures Circus performers up high Contest in which a heavily-favored team looks past its current opponent Confined, like five letters in this puzzle that spell an apt word Cornered and unable to move Calling of Daniel Boone. Certain woodsmen Characteristic signs Cistercian monk. Cistercian monks Catch-22s Catches animals, in a way Catches in a sting Clay pigeon hurlers Clay pigeon launchers Clay pigeon tossers Cobwebs, to flies Come-ons often Corners, say Course areas that are often raked Course hazards Creature catchers Cymbals, bells, etc. Captures a galoot Catches a fish in a net? Choral syllables "Circular file" contents Carry-out item? Certain Mac folder Cheap literature Cheap writing. Circular file fill Compacter fodder Compactor contents Compactor fill Compactor fodder Compactor input Computer-screen depository Condemn as worthless Contentious talk Contents of Iago's purse. Contents of a Shakespearean purse