Letter C 52250–52500

Cop's arrest Casual rejection, in a text CRANE relative CRANE-like bird Crane's kin Cry when exposing something secret Caught actor Nathan in the act? Comic Keaton Comic actor Keaton, haunting a house? Close-fitting women's garments Commotion, as in a city street Certain sculpture (It.) Contemplated item in a Rembrandt work Commuters' buys, once Crack up after a joke Class outing, often Class outings Certain Sculptures Comparison of a motor coach to all other travel options? Certain mass transit route Currently unavailable Comparison from Chaucer. Charmer with a tight schedule? Caller's annoyance Conversation barrier "Close ___ no cigar" CONTRARY TO OR FORBIDDEN BY LAW Cautionary connector Comeback's lead-in Condition introduction Conjunction that's the "B" in the FANBOYS mnemonic Contradiction opener CHANGE FROM A GASEOUS TO A LIQUID STATE AND FALL IN DROPS Camper's stove fuel Cigarette lighter fill Compound used as a fuel gas Cordless curling-iron insert colourless substance "___ Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" Closely cropped Companion of Rex and Rover Classic Paul Newman role Charcutier Cleaver user Countertop style CHINESE leguminous plant Carbon compound found in crude oil Compound found in synthetic rubber Compound in synthetic rubber Child's reply to "Sit still!" Caesar's reply Chairman, Senate Committee on Public Lands. Chancellor of the Exchequer. Classic whodunit suspect Common suspect Culprit in a trite whodunit Classic mystery killers "Close, ___ cigar" Companion of ifs and ands Comedian's segue CASK as measure of ale/wine CONCERN SMOKER Camel remnant Cigar stub Cigarette fragment Corner Gas creator Brent ____ cig coffin nail Call from the rear? Call inadvertently, in a way Call made behind one's back? Call slip? Called from the rear? CAPITAL OF THE STATE OF MONTANA COPPER production region (USA) COSTA MESA City in Silver Bow County, Mont. City near Helena City of 33,251 in Montana. City of the Rockies. City that sounds like a humdinger? City west of the Crazy Mountains. Copper capital Copper capital of the late 1800s Copper center of U. S. Copper-mining center Crested ___ (Colorado ski resort) Crested ___, Colo. Collided headfirst like rams CREAMERY Churned product Churned stuff Churner's creation Creamery product Crumpet spread Chubby one Chubby person Chubby tot Cream-colored veggie Colorful spring flower Common grassland plant Common grassland plant poisonous to livestock Container for a bread spread? Cutesy term of affection crowfoot Calorie counter's concern *"Crispety, crunchety" candy bar Chocolate-coated Nestle bar Chocolate-covered clumsy digit? Candy with an insulting name #3 Clumsy dropper Curtis Candy product Centronotus gunnellus Coridoaax pullax Colorful insects *Caterpillar, after metamorphosis CABBAGE white CAMBERWELL Beauty Cio-Cio-San. Comma, say CAUSE TO BE IN A STATE OF COMPLETE CONFUSION Cause of election consternation Cause of head-scratching in Florida Cause of some confusion Cause of some confusion in 2000 *Chaos theory principle Concept that trivial events might have big consequences Catchers of certain bugs Chinese restaurant entrée Carburetor regulators cutlery-item CUPS City known for dairy products? CARYOCAR tree fruit produce Civil War partisans of South Creamy-white winter veggie Cream churn Curry favor at work COLLEGE provisions room COLLEGE supply room Conspicuous terrain features Comment offering correction Cartoon character who wears an AC/DC t-shirt Compete in a tiebreaker, say Clash or quarrel aggressively CROUP Cheeky couple? Campaign emblem. Campaign giveaway Circle on a shirt Clicker feature Cuff closer Cute as a ___ close the lips to prevent speech Closed, as a coat Clammed up Certain garment worker Corner for conversation. Corner for talking purposes Children’s playground fitness accessory with a turning cord Calculator collection Campaign handouts Comic Red character in the pantomime version of the story Cinderella Common herbs of California. Comedian + Bridges + Brummell Comic Red and emcee Major sing a '40s hit? Comedy team pairing Red with a clown? Close, as a jacket Complete in a tidy manner counterfort Cigarette discards Cigarette ends Cigarette leftovers Cigarette remainders Come-from-behind effort? Concert promoter's goal Can for old smokes? Cry from a whiny child combination with the butyl group Cheerful and lively closeout Choose not to spin Certain economic counterprotest Cato said emptor Credit-card user Customer Caveat emptor Clientele Clientele, perhaps Customers Consumer Reports offering Consumer activity at the convent? Craps maneuver Corporate deal Corporate takeover Corporate takeovers Completely believes Corners the market on Corner the market on CONFUSED low sound Caffeine-induced state, slangily Crew cut, slangily Cantankerous oldster Carrion seeker Codger CANTANKEROUS ONE Cantankerous sorts Comestibles after a night of drinking? Contacts by telephone Conversation-filled places in a restaurant? Cinematic captain of Star Command Catchy phrases popular in corporate jargon Christmas shrub swarming with bees? Company for which Johnny Weissmuller modeled swimsuits Certain briefs Certain briefs, briefly Certain drawers Certain skivvies "Call Me __" (Bob Hope film) "Call Me ___" (1963 Bob Hope film) "Call Me ___" (Bob Hope flick) "Call Me ___," Hope film "Call me _____" (Hope flick) COUNTERPOINT MASTER Classic fare at a drive-in movie Carib. area Caribbean area, once: Abbr. Caribbean group: Abbr. Caribbean island grp. Caribbean islands: Abbr. causation of Close way to win "Can't talk now" "Catch you on the flip" CATCH TAIL-ENDERS IN AUSTRALIAN SIDE, DISTRAUGHT CRICKET extra Casual farewell Chat ender Ciao, here Competition pass Court break for Zina Garrison, e.g. Cricket run Cricket score Cry that's often doubled "Ciao, darling" Comment after hitting a tee shot out of bounds? Cheery song from the musical "Bye Bye Birdie" Children's farewells. "Could you be less relevant? Get out!"