Letter C 256750–257000

Churchill trademarks Churchillian flashes Churchillian symbols Common auto engine Common auto engines Common car engines Common engines Cinco de Mayo, MMV? Cognac grade: Abbr. Cognac age indicator Cognac bottle abbr. Cognac bottle initials Cognac bottle letters Cognac designation Cognac grade, initially Cognac initialism Cognac initials Cognac label abbr. Cognac label letters Cognac letters Cognac rating Cognac-label abbr. Courvoisier bottle abbr. Courvoisier initials Common Formula One engine Copter ascent: Abbr. Cavity in a rock. Crystal-lined cavities in rock. Coach competitor CACUS, father of Charles GOODyear discovery Classic sci-fi gesture "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" barony commercialize condition of being vulgar capable of being wounded or hurt Carrion-eating bird of prey Concern that invests in distressed companies Carrion-eating birds Controversial soccer soundmaker Campbell's concoction Classic "Bug" car from Volkswagen Car also known as the Bug, for short Car designed by Ferdinand Porsche Classic Ferdinand Porsche creation Car once marketed as the Rabbit Classic hippie van Consumer protection grp. with the slogan "Start With Trust" Cars called Bugs, e.g. Cars spotted in the game punch buggy, for short Competing (for) Crying sound effect Certain W.W. II enlistee Corps authorized May 14, 1942. Corps of 1942. Corps of W. W. II Cry from a baby monitor Cry from one about to hit the bottle ___ Confederacy (northeastern Indigenous group) CANNONless train Channel 7, in New York City Cartography clerk in WWII, perhaps Certain WWII enlistee Certain enlistee Col. Boyce's outfit. Col. Galloway's girls. Col. Mary A. Hallaren's outfit. Col. Oveta Culp Hobby. Cruel schoolmaster in "Nicholas Nickleby" "Cross the Brazos at ___" (1964 country hit) Charlie Daniels song about Texas? Chip and Joanna's base of operation in "Fixer Upper" City NNE of Austin City S of Dallas. City SSW of Dallas City between Austin and Dallas City between Dallas and Austin City by a lake of the same name City deep in the heart of Texas. City dubbed the Heart of Texas City halfway between Dallas and Austin City in Tex. City in the news in 1993 City midway between Austin and Dallas City near Crawford, Tex. City near George W. Bush's "Summer White House" City near George W. Bush's ranch City of Baylor U. City of east central Texas City on Brazos River. City on the Brazos River City sometimes called "The Buckle of the Bible Belt" City south of Fort Worth City south of the Metroplex City that anagrams to "a cow" City that's home to the Dr Pepper Museum City where Dr Pepper originated, 1885 City where Dr Pepper was invented City with a radio station that has the same call letters as the city's name Col. Galloway's Corps. COAT padding Cabbage batch? Cabbage roll Cannon stuffer Cannoneer's plug Cash or gum amount Cash quantity Chewed-up gum, e.g. Chewing gum mouthful Chewing tobacco measure Chewing-gum unit Chunk of bills Chunk of bread? Chunk of cash Compressed mass or lump Clump of cash Clump of chewed gum Clump of chewing gum Clump of gum Cotton clump Crumple up paper Crumple, with "up" Crumpled mass Compressed into a ball Crumpled into a ball Crumpled, as paper Cannon-loading implement Cool off in a shallow stream, say Cool one's heels, perhaps Cranes do it Cross a creek on foot Cross a creek on foot, say Cross a creek, e.g. Cross a creek, perhaps Cross a creek, say Cross a kiddie pool Cross a shallow creek Cross a shallow stream, perhaps Cross a shallow stream, say Cross a stream, perhaps Cross a stream, say Cross the kiddie pool Cross the stream, in a way Cross the stream, perhaps Couldn't find tall enough rocks, say Covered one's ankles, say Crossed a creek, perhaps Crossed a creek, say Crossed a ford Crossed a kiddie pool, perhaps Crossed a shallow stream, say Crossed a stream on foot Crossed a stream, in a way Crossed the creek Crossed a shallow stream on foot cooled one s heels Cross a stream under an elm? Cautious bather Certain boot Child at the shore. Child in pool. Crane or heron Cranes and herons Cranes, e.g. Crosses a ford Crosses at a ford Crosses swamps Crosses the stream, perhaps Cousin of an arroyo. Creek bed in North Africa. Charge against an illegal fly-fishing conspirator? Candidates in ankle-deep water? Certain desert valleys coarse thick woollen fabric, formerly woven for outer garments Cash rolls Cash units Cash, lots Chewing-gum units? Clumps of cash Clumps of gum Clumps of used tissues Compact heaps. Crumpled balls of paper Crumples (up) Crumples into a ball Crumples into a tiny ball Compress into a ball Crumple, as a piece of paper: 2 wds. Catholic cracker Certain snack layer Communion ___ (Eucharist offering) Communion host, e.g. Communion item Communion tidbit Cookie cousin Cookie eaten with ice cream Crisp, thin cookie Crispy confection Crunchy Kit Kat layer Crunchy Kit Kat part communion host e g Crisp cookie caper? Candy disks Communion hosts Communion hosts, e.g. Communion rounds Communion symbols Crisp biscuits. Crispy cakes Cookie jar? crisp pancake with indents on both sides Club that you're never sure is the right one? Candidate's favorite baked good Classic breakfast pairing Crisscross fabric pattern Crosshatch fabric pattern Certain military personnel. Col. Mary Jo Shelly is their leader. Compatriots of Wacs and Waves Carry gently. Carry lightly Carry lightly and smoothly Carry lightly on a breeze Carry lightly through the air Carry on the breeze. Convey as if in flight. Convey through the air. carry through the air Carries easily Carries on air. Circulates, as an aroma Conveys lightly Caudal motion Chattering tongues do it Chin or tail action Comic spaced out in this puzzle's theme entries Comical character Comical sort CARRY on war Carry on, as a battle Carry on, as a campaign Carry on, as a conflict Carry on, as a war Certain compensation Conduct warfare. Conduct, as a campaign Conduct, as a conflict Conduct, as hostilities Conduct, as war Carried on, as a battle