Letter C 251000–251250

Citrus peel in a mixed drink Craze started by Chubby Checker Capable of being distorted. Come down wrong, maybe Comp claim from an ironic gun dealer? Chubby Checker, famously Chubby Checker, for one Competition for floor space? Con artist; tornado Contortionistic game Classic party game surface with colorful dots Colorful place to get tangled Colorful surface where you may put your foot down (or your hand) Common types of thrill rides Cheesy drink garnish? Charles Dickens novel about commanding comedian John to do a 1960s dance? Citrus garnishes Cocktail finishers, often Common closer Cap with grips Certain wine container Can alternatives Curving and bending. Common contractions Chirp rapidly Company with a blue bird logo Certain social media notifications Conversation that should've stayed within the DMs, say Cousin of a flibbertigibbet. Current information source Certain onslaught on social media Cheep-cheep-cheep. Chain of posts on "the bird app" Conway in the Country Music Hall of Fame Conway of country music Country singer's entourage? "Choose a Side" candy bar Candy bar at the center of a "Seinfeld" episode Candy bar featured in a "Seinfeld" episode Candy bar from Mars Candy bar packaged in twos Candy bar sold two to a pack Candy bar that comes two to a pack Candy bar with a cookie center Candy bar with caramel Candy bar with caramel and shortbread Candy bar with chocolate and caramel Candy bar with chocolate and caramel around a wafer Candy bars packaged by the pair Candy for which Rahzel once shilled Candy from Mars Candy sold in pairs Candy that comes in twos Candy whose name is a portmanteau of "twin snacks" Candy whose name is a portmanteau of "twin sticks" Candy with Left and Right varieties Candy with a "Try both. Pick a side." tagline Caramel candy bar Certain candy bar Chocolate bar with a long biscuit and caramel Chocolate bar with a name that's almost the same as a breakfast cereal's Chocolate caramel bar Chocolate-and-caramel candy bar Candy bars that come in pairs Chocolate-and-caramel candy bars Candy that "Makes Mouths Happy" "Chapter ___" (Neil Simon play) "__ can play that game" Couple on a clock COMPUTER, base number of the electronic CUBE root of eight Candlelight dinner quorum Candlelight-dinner quorum Carol's turtledove complement Catcher, in baseball scorekeeping Catcher, in scorekeeping Cell's ABC Common factor Common number of weeks given for notice Common ticket booth request Common ticket buyer's request Company definition Company number Company proverbially. Company quorum Company requirement? Company's number? Company, per the adage Company, proverbially, parted four times in this puzzle Company, so they say Company, supposedly Company, they say, that takes anything back Company, usually Complement for a tango Complement of turtledoves in a Christmas song Countdown digit Coupe complement Cube root of this clue's number Certain vaudeville show Certain vaudeville shows. Certain standing in tennis Clock change hr. (though most do it sooner) Clock-changing time, for daylight saving time Common bar closing time Common club closing hour Common infomercial hour CBS sitcom since 2003 Charlie Sheen sitcom Common response to one no-trump Cheap and trivial Costing a quarter, in slang Cheap laugh? Common board size Common lumber dimensions Ceiling supports, perhaps Construction staples ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme Common type of garage *Cheat on, say Cheap bathroom fixture? Coupe descriptor Club requirement, perhaps Club requirement, sometimes Comedy club requirement, perhaps Common comedy club requirement Character in "The Dark Knight" Coin-flipping "Batman" villain Certain discount "Couple o' beers here" advocate? Counting-rhyme phrase Chris Evert specialty Coin tosser's cheat Club in a golf museum Club not seen much nowadays Charms for schlemiels? Common soda bottle capacity Crunch time, for a quarterback Certain clock management strategies Cheyenne chief Certain bridge call (with "trump") "__'Clock Jump": Harry James recording Closely related duo Couple who own a garden tool shop? Close-scoring soccer game Countdown conclusion Canadian coin with a polar bear image: Var. Choice seats Crusoe and Friday? China's 1972 gift to the U.S. Central London Railway: Colloq. Class dismissal time, for some Customary start for Wimbledon singles finals "__ company, three's a crowd" "___ company, three's ..." "___ company, three's a ..." Coins featuring polar bears Counter's interval, perhaps Counting by them takes half the time Couple quorums Craps throw called "Little Joe" Certain Sopwith Scout Corvettes, et al. Classic duet about drowsy lovers by Hoagy Carmichael and Frank Loesser Country/western dance Critical agreement Cake specification Cheat on one's sweet, say Cheat on, as a lover Cheated on Cheated on, romantically Cheater of a sort Cheaters of sorts Cheats on Charcoal and slate, say Colored like saddle shoes Colored like some '50s cars Colored like some cars Classic pie order Classic problem involving a fly Common ice-breaker activity involving three claims, and what the starred answers amount to Classic party game for revealing facts and fibs Communication devices, to a bone specialist? Choice of routes? County div. County div., at times County div., often County division: Abbr. County subdiv. County subdivision: Abbr. County divs. Capulet cousin Capulet killed by Romeo Capulet kinsman slain in Act III of "Romeo and Juliet" Capulet murdered by Romeo Character who says "talk of peace? I hate the word as I hate hell, all Montagues and thee." Cousin of Juliet Chance: Comb. form. Classic model train brand Classic model-train brand Company acquired by Mattel in 1997 Conglomerate in the news Cuban and such Cleaner once having a nautical spokesperson Chain fastened to a ship's yard Chain for hoisting a yard. Chinook chief Chinook salmon Ceramic cup with two or more handles. Creature in a Blake work Creature with "fearful symmetry" Ceramic cups with handles. Cups with two or more handles. Causing overtime, perhaps Coming out even Creating a knot Causing an overtime situation "Criminal Minds" actress Aisha Carti was featured on his song "Earfquake" City ESE of Dallas City with a University of Texas campus "Call Me If You Get Lost" rapper Campaign slogan partner of "Tippecanoe" CONDUCTIVITY-restoring operation (of middle ear) Critic Kenneth Critic-author Kenneth CASTOR, father of CLYTEMNESTRA, father of "Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That ___" CHARACTERISTIC specimen Caslon or Bodoni. Caslon, for one. Cast (an actor) repeatedly in the same kind of role. Casting agent's category Casting category Casting director category Casting director's category Casting director's criterion Categorize, as blood Category of person one might date Category of person you're attracted to Characters in a book Characters in books Classify blood Classify, as blood Compose a text Compose an email Compose e-mail Create text class or category Category for the impatient Certain blood group