Letter C
Coupled, as oxen
City slicker's counterpart
Clem Kadiddlehopper, say
Cletus on "The Simpsons," e.g.
Cletus the Slack-Jawed ___
Cosmopolitan's opposite
Country boy, to an urbanite.
Collective rubes
Cletus and family on "The Simpsons," e.g.
Collars for oxen
Connectors for ox teams
Connects, like oxen
Coupling devices
Coupling devices for farm animals
Coupling tools
Coupling together
County in Faulkner novels.
Collaborator on 1968's "Two Virgins," familiarly
Conceptual artist Ono
City near Tokyo
Conceptual art pioneer born in Tokyo
Capp family name
Comics name
Comic strip family name in "Li'l Abner"
Center of an egg
Cholesterol provider
Complement of White
Core of an egg
Crème anglaise component
Centers of eggs
Cholesterol part of eggs
Cholesterol-laden parts of eggs
Cholesterol-rich egg parts
"Carpe diem" acronym
"Carpe diem" acronym spelled out by the starts of the answers to the starred clues
"Carpe diem" hashtag
"Carpe diem" initialism
"Carpe diem" initials
"Carpe diem" letters
"Carpe diem" text
"Carpe diem," in a hashtag
"Carpe diem," in textspeak
#carpediem
Category of insult humor
Contemporary putdown
Comedic device with a precedent in Act IV, Scene II of Shakespeare's "Titus Andronicus"
Conflict of 1973
"Calm art thou as ___ sunset!": Shelley
Companion of hither
Companion of hither and thither
"__ Cassius has a lean . . ."
"__ Cassius has a lean ...": Shakespeare
"__ Cassius has a lean and hungry look"
"___ Cassius . . . "
"___ Cassius . . . ": Shak.
"___ Cassius has . . . "
"___ Cassius has a lean . . . ": Shak.
"___ Cassius has a lean and hungry look" (Shak.)
"___ Cassius has a lean and hungry look" (Shakespeare)
"___ Cassius has a lean and..." (Shak.)
'-- Cassius has a lean and hungry look': Julius Caesar
Cassius's location
Call for Mrs. Bloom
Chocolatey drink
Classic chocolate drink brand
Chocolate-flavored drink brand with a playful name
Calls across the room
Calls: Colloq.
Casual calls
Chocolaty beverages with yellow labels
Chocolaty drinks
Catchphrase from a noted spokeschihuahua
City where Richard Nixon was born
Character who's a prop in "Hamlet"
Court jester of "Hamlet"
CRICKET bowl
Center of N.Y.C.
City at the confluence of the Ouse and Foss
City called Eboracum by the Romans
City near Downton Abbey
City near Leeds with historic walls
City not far from Downton Abbey
City that first produced the Peppermint Pattie
City with a minster
Cooper's sergeant
CRICKET ball pitching immediately under bat
Cricket delivery pitching under the bat
Cricket play.
Citizens of a Pennsylvania city.
Certain designer dog
County of white rose
CORNWALLIS, surrender site of
Cornwallis's surrender site
Certain attention-getters
California hikers' mecca
California mountain region.
California vacation place.
Californian national park
Cartoon character Sam
Character who made his debut in the 1945 cartoon "Hare Trigger"
Character introduced in Super Mario World
Classic video game character with a long prehensile tongue
Cartesian conclusión?
"Cuz I Love ___" (2019 Lizzo album)
"___ Can't Hurry Love": 1966 hit
"___ can't be serious!"
Candlebox '93 smash
Classic late-night text or, read homonymically, a hint to this puzzle's theme
Crossword constructor for the 2015 Indie 500, possibly
Crossword fan, apparently
Crossword fan, presumably
Crossword nut, probably
Crossword puzzle fan, presumably
Crossword solver, presumably
Cry before "Over here!"
Cry of surprise upon discovering the culprit
Current puzzle solver
Current solver
crossword-solver
Counter-challenge of the '30s
Challenging response to provocation
Cocky answer to a threat
Cocky retort to a bully
Come-uppance words to a Razorback?
CONFIG_ _ATION
"Could __ more specific?"
Classic Groucho Marx quiz show phrase
Cassius Clay's name change announcement?
Command to Alexa?
Compliment that, in the WFH era, could be given to someone who bothered with hard pants
Common phrase expressing unexpectedness
Cat's "Get it?"
Cool cat's "Get it?"
Cagney imitator's line
"Can we move on now?"
Classic trivia game
Commend to a canine ignoramus?
Catchwords from Ren
Complaint after a reluctant act
Compliment paid to an artful hit man?
Compliment to a runway model?
Cruise line response
Chance card in Monopoly that yields £100, part 1
"C'mon, that can't be true!"
"C'mon, would I do that?!"
Comment to someone who needs no instructions
Comment to the not-yet-convinced
Comment before an amusing anecdote
"Carousel" finale?
Contentious promise
Classic pickup line #1
Compliment to Rocky?
Calvin Coolidge's reputed reply to a woman who bet she could get more than two words out of him
Coin flipper's declaration
Comment to an annoying blackjack dealer?
Composer of "Tea for Two."
Curt comment to an ogler
Calves, e.g.
Carter U.N. man
Cy who pitched the first perfect game of the modern era
___.com (e-mail address for an active senior)
Confederate of Jesse James
Co-writer of Tone Loc's "Wild Thing" and "Funky Cold Medina"
Cy ___ (pitching awards)
Child or teenager
City on the Mahoning
City on the Mahoning River
Curiously spelled 1960 Al Cohn tune
Concerned query
Concerned query after a terrible crash
Cake decorator's motto?
Collect call?
"- Cheating' Heart"
"Call Me by ___ Name"
"Check ___ Head" (Beastie Boys)
"Choose __ weapon"
"Choose ___ Own Adventure"
"Curb ___ Enthusiasm" (HBO show)
"Cut ___ Hair" (Pavement tune)
"__ Cheatin' Heart"
"___ Cheatin' Heart," 1952 song
____ Cheatin' Heart
"Calling back"
C. Porter's "___ Sensational"
Cahn-Styne's "___ My Girl"
Carly Simon's ____ So Vain
Cohan's "___ a Grand Old Flag"
Cole Porter's ____ the Top
Cole Porter's "___ Sensational"
Congratulatory phrase at a "Peanuts" bar mitzvah?
*Comment to the more-than-punctual
Canner's directive?
Catchphrase of '00s TV
Cry after "Tag"
Critique of a so-so clarinetist?
"Can the comedy"
Comforting response to a youngster's boo-boo
Comment to someone enjoying a hot streak
Compliment for a charcoal seller?
Compliment regarding a hot streak
Common video call reminder when someone’s silent by mistake
Comment to a growing whale? [1974/1955]
Come-on at the dance club
Carly Simon biggie
Carly Simon hit about a self-absorbed lover
Carly Simon hit purportedly referring to one of her exes
Comment to a goner
Comment to a card
Comment to a night owl at the breakfast table
Comment made after seeing boxers?
*Completely imagined
Courthouse address
Courtroom address
"Come blow ___."
Chess player's comment to a competitor
Course correction?
Choice at a singles bar
Choice from a masher
Corny pickup line
"Cheers" alternative, in a letter
Correspondent's closing
Caesar-Coca TV program: 1950–54
Caesar-Coca TV series
Closing salutation.
Certain pronouns
Cry of betrayal
Comment from a recipient of an extravagant gift
"Care to check that?"
Conrad short story
Conrad tale
Civic meeting place.
Concurring words by Theocritus?
Childlike, maybe
Church program for the next generation
Cheap digs for travelers
Certain bicyclists.
Common blog link
Company sold in 2006 for $1.65 billion - 21 months after it was founded
Certain online video snippet
Couple's address
Comment to lovebirds
"___ changed" (possible answer to "Why are we breaking up?")
Classic Carole King reassurance song lyric
Carole King classic
Concession to one streaking
Cat yell
Comic-strip cry of pain
Comics cry of discomfort
Cry after being shocked
Cry of amazement or pain
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