Letter C
Close chum
Close confidant
Closest friend
Closest pal
Closest of friends
Cronies
Circuit City alternative
Consumer Reports feature
Conquered
Childish descriptor of a childhood friend
Cars classic "My ___"
COPULATION between person and animal
Close friend, slangily
Closest bud
Closest confidant, informally
Closest friend, informally
Closest friend, slangily
Closest one
Closest pal, in slang
Close buds
Closest friends, slangily
Custody case factor
Causes to move
Current comedy (with "The").
Chill-out spot for a wedding VIP?
Country estate voted #1 in the nation?
Compilation album type
Curated cuts
Champion moper?
CONFER A TRUST UPON
CONFER AN ACADEMIC DEGREE UPON
CONFER ENDER
CONFER SECRETLY
Confer (an award)
Confer (on)
Confer as a gift
Confer, as an award
Confer; award
Conferred
Conferred on
Conferred, as an endowment
conferment
Confers
Confers (on)
Closest gal or guy
Coveted film honor
Cover with scattered objects
Critic's end-of-year picks
CHART TOPPER
Chart-topper
Cook books, often
Current must-read
Clam-shucking contest winner?
CHANCE OF SUCCESS
Certain rank order
Common closing
Cordial statement
"Check your work"
"Challenge accepted"
CASINO ACTIVITY
CHANCE TO PLAY
CITY CASINO ACTION
COURSE of action (colloq.)
CROUPIER OFTEN
Cable channel with the comedy/drama "Sistas"
Cable viewer's choice
Cable viewer's choice (abbr.)
Call or raise.
Call, e.g.
Casino act
Casino action
Casino play
Casino stake
Casino transaction
Casino wager
Channel co-founded by Sheila Johnson
Check alternative
Chip of the old pot?
Common $2 item
Common Vegas action
Count on a long shot
Croupier's concern
Croupier's request
city Nevada
-- carotene
CAMCORDER FORMAT
CAMCORDER MAKER
COMPUTER SOFTWARE THAT OBTAINS INFORMATION FROM A USER'S COMPUTER WITHOUT THE USER'S KNOWLEDGE OR CONSENT
CONNECTIONS VCR ALTERNATIVE
CONSONANT GREEK
Carotene or ray companion
Certain constellation star
Certain ray
Chard genus
Close-to-release version
Code testing phase
Commercial prefix with -max or -cam
Computer program's test version
Computer test program
Concert films used to be on this format
Constellation's second brightest star
Containing bugs, maybe
__ carotene (vitamin A source)
___ Centauri (second-brightest star in Centaurus)
___-carotene (sweet potato substance)
____ cell (storer of insulin)
CAPSICUM constituent
Cause (oneself) to go.
Cause to go
CAUSED OR ENABLED TO GO OR BE CONVEYED OR TRANSMITTED
Caused to go, poetically
Caused to move, poetically
Causes (oneself) to go
Cry from a Greek procrastinator?
Certain submissive animals, as some primatologists classify them
Cover with viscous substance.
CHIEF DRAFTER OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
Campus letters
Certain fraternity men.
Certain rays
Chance to catch bugs
Check for bugs
Check for bugs, in a way
Computer software trial
Checks for bugs
Computer trials
Ceremony with a Best Female Hip-Hop Artist category
CHALLENGE TO A SUNBATHER
CORPORATE ENTITY
Cheval or tigre
Cocteau's "La Belle et la ___"
Crecy critter
Cover with lachrymal effusion.
Chewed leaf in some Asian traditions
CHEWED BY ANDEAN PEOPLE FOR THEIR STIMULATING EFFECT
COMBINING FORMS NUT
COMBINING FORMS SALIVA
COMPOUND LEAF OF A FERN OR PALM OR CYCAD
Chewable Asian leaf
Chewable Asian nut
Chewable leaf
Chewable stimulant source
Chewing leaf
Chewy nut
Climbing pepper
Climbing plant of Asia
Climbing species of pepper.
chapel
Celestial equator supergiant
Certain palm fruit
Chewable seeds
Chewable Asian leaves
Climbing peppers
Caen critters
Critters, in Cannes
"Crimes of the Heart" playwright Henley
CLAMPITT, AMY
Character in "Little Women"
Chess prodigy protagonist of "The Queen's Gambit"
Chess savant Harmon of {/The Queen's Gambit/}
Classic Kiss ballad
"Caddyshack" imperative
CHURCH for seamen
Chapel for sailors
Church for sailors
Chapels for seafarers
Central Park's ___ Fountain
church building of certain Christian denominations
"Crimes of the Heart" playwright
City in Pa. or Jordanian town
Character who dies at the end of "Little Women"
City in France, N of Arras.
Choose at the track
Concrete, French style
CAUSED BY A VIRUS
CAUSED TO BE UNLOVED
Caused (oneself) to go
Caused to go
Cheat on
Croak
Crosses
"Come" and "Don't come," at a craps table
CONSIST ENDER
CONTENTS POOL ACCESSORY
CROUPIER COLLEAGUE
Calls and raises
Card table actions
Casino actions
Casino acts
Casino transactions
Casino's business
Chip movements?
Concern of O.T.B.
Consist suffix
Contents of pots
Croupier
Croupier's collection
Croupiers oversee them
Colonial seamstress
Common girl’s name that rhymes with "petsy"
Colonial sewer
Crosser of the Delaware
Colorful tropical fish
Common pet fish
Catherine the Great, in "John Paul Jones"
Claude's co-star in "Mr. Skeffington"
Costar of Goldie and Diane
Cousin in a Balzac title
Classic Hollywood actress known for her distinctive eyes
"___ Call Saul"
come round
Complementary name for one's partner
Classic invention
CUSACK, JOHN
CHAPIN, HARRY SONG
chapin
Closer to optimal
Company that makes playing cards and poker chips?
CASINO PATRON
CROUPIER CUSTOMER
Casino client
Casino customer
Certain ticket holder
Croupier's customer
"___ Co-Ed," 1930 song
Caroline : Jacqueline :: Susan : __
Crocker of cake mixes
Crocker or Boop
Cartoon flapper
Cartoon siren
Cartoon vamp
Classic cartoon character
Cake connoisseur
Cake mix giant
Character on 16A
Colorful Golden Girl
Connecting or separating
Comment: 2
Currently unemployed
CRAMPED QUARTERS
Caught in the middle
Criticized from both sides.
"Confidentially ... "
Censored swearing
Carl of movies and TV
Carl who played Donna Reed's TV husband
CHAMFER
Carpenter's instrument.
Carpenter's slope
Carpenter's tool (hint: it doesn't start with L)
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