Letter C 252000–252250

Cathedral city of southwest Germany City SE of Stuttgart City between Stuttgart and Munich City in Baden-Württemberg City in south Germany City of southwest Germany where Einstein was born City on the Donau City where Einstein was born City where the Blau and Iller rivers meet the Danube Chilean timber trees Caesar's elbow. Carpal attachment Carpus connector Certain forearm bone Certain human bone Companion of the radius Companion to the radius. Connecting bone Counterpart of the radius. Cubitus bone Cubitus: rare carpus Caput ___ syndrome (arm problem) Carpi connectors Certain long bones Companions of radii Cubiti Cubiti bones Cousin of radial _____ claw (hand affliction) _____ collateral ligament Companions of radiuses Counterparts of tibias CUCHULAINN, kingdom of Coat named for an Irish province Conclusive (Abbr.) Consultant's core? Consultants' center? Consultants, at heart? Company hidden in "consultant" Cosmetics chain Cosmetics chain with beauty salons Concealed, as a motive Covert, as a motive Concealed purposes Classic MMORPG that takes place in Britannia Concluding syllables Commercial prefix with suede Cr me de la cr me Cool and then some Centrists they certainly aren't Cloaked item for C. I. A. Car upholstery material Certain source of illumination Curved Alaskan knife Curved Eskimo knife Curved knife used by Eskimos. Cry like a mourner Cry out, as a hound. Choice piece of Joyce? Chronicle of Dublin on June 16, 1904 Classic novel banned in the U.S. until 1933 Classic novel set in Dublin Controversial 1922 novel "Chambers" actress Thurman Co-star of Ethan in "Gattaca" Co-star of George, Arnold, Chris, and Alicia Co-star of Janeane in "The Truth About Cats & Dogs" Co-star of John and Samuel in "Pulp Fiction" Co-star of Liam in "Les Misérables," 1998 Co-star of Nathan and Matthew in "The Producers" Cohost of the 2007 Peace Prize Concert with Kevin Costar of Liam in "Les Misérables" Costar of Ralph in "The Avengers" Category of taste Ceremonial celebration of the savory? City S of Kiev. Campus near Mt. Holyoke Campus near the J.F.K. Library Coll. at Amherst Cosby alma mater Cécile de Volanges portrayer in "Dangerous Liaisons" Color often described as "burnt" Cousin of sepia Cord cut after delivery Connection that becomes a navel Centrally located judicial venue? Characteristic of Uriah Heep. Central knob of a shield Convex shape Celestial shadow Complete shadow Completely dark area of a shadow cast by the moon Cast into shadow Collapsible canopy Collapsible canopy used for shade Collapsible canopies Container for rain gear Cartoon sidekick known for his dark cloud companion College Park college, for short College Park sch. City of N. E. Sweden Craft for Eskimos. Cargo shippers up north Cold-weather craft Couple of high points? Company that made its mark in insurance? city Sumerian "Can't believe you thought that would fly" Call a strike Call a strike, say Call balls and strikes Call balls and strikes, informally Caller at home Caller in a mask Caller of strikes Caller of strikes and balls, for short Caller with a mask Catcher's company Certain mask wearer Certain masked figure, for short Chest protector wearer Court authority Cricket official, for short Crier of "Play ball!" Crouching judge counterpart Ref call Call a game, then moonlight at a coffee bar? Cetacean with a referee riding it? Called a ballgame Called a softball game Called a strike Called a strike, say Called balls and strikes Called balls, say Called on the field Called out, say Called somebody out, say? Called strikes Called strikes and balls at a game Called strikes, for short Called strikes, say Covered all the bases Cried "Foul," perhaps Cried foul? Calling balls and strikes, say Call 'em Call the strikes Center of a rhubarb. Chair or plate person Cricket referee Called 'em Called home? Called out, perhaps Called the plays. Called the strikes. Callers of strikes Cricket officials Calling at home, say Calling career? Calling strikes, e.g. "Catcher interference" callers Call makers at the plate Callers of K's Callers of strikes and balls Calls K's at the plate Calls a strike, say Calls balls Calls balls and strikes Calls balls and strikes, briefly Calls balls, say Calls strikes Calls the plays Calls the strikes Catchers' shadows. Court judges Crew of four on a baseball diamond Cricket officials, for short Certain filler words Controversial military program. Controversial system of defense: Abbr. "Coal-ition" initials Coal diggers' org. Coal industry labor org. Coal industry org. Coal miners org. Colliers' gp. "C'era ____ volta..." (Italian fairy tale starter) "__ cerveza, por favor" CORDA Character actress O'Connor Child in "Puck of Pook's Hill." __ corda (music marking) __ corda (piano notation) __ corda: piano music direction __ corda: played using the piano's soft pedal __ corda: using the soft pedal, in piano music ___ corda (musical direction) ___ corda (piano direction) ___ corda (soft pedal). ___ corda pedal (piano part) ___ corda: Dir. to a pianist ___ corda: Mus. dir. Caterpillar roll component Caught napping. Camus's "Lettres à ___ Allemand" Concordant: abbr. complete agreement Clear winner "Clean," in police talk Clean, in police jargon Clean, to a cop Clean, to some sergeants Consisting of a single element Consisting of a single element or component consisting of, or affecting, a single element or component Cousin of the ai. Crossword sloth Canadian sch. with campuses in Fredericton and Saint John "Conduct ___" (1995 Randy Shilts book on military policy) Clear view? Cyber-show-and-tell "Chapel Hill vs. all y'all" sloganeer Chapel Hill campus, for short Chapel Hill coll. Chapel Hill initials Chapel Hill inst. Chapel Hill sch. Chapel Hill school (Abbr.) Chapel Hill: Abbr. Clear a box in an online form Cousin's dad, casually Cousin's father, for short Cuz's father Cuz's pop Chief of the Mohicans. Chingachgook's son Cooper Mohican Cooper title character Cooper's Indian warrior. Cooper's Mohican Cockney's inner feeling CURSIVE capital letters Capitulating clue Cecil B., to Agnes Chekhov's "___ Vanya" Claudius, to Caligula Claudius, to Prince Hamlet Colloquial word of surrender. Concession cry