Letter C
Couple of punches
Cabaret lineup
Cheese-filled snack brand
Cover-up unlikely to fool anyone
Chickens' crests, or barbers' tools
Components of many barbershop logos
Curling crests of waves.
Curries
CHEMICAL reaction with the liberation of heat
COMBUSTION engine cycle of operation
CONSUMPTION by fire
Catches fire
Crested.
Confiscates
CRAPS
CRAPS LOCALE
Call for Fido
Canine order
Change one's opinion
Command at obedience school
Command for Fido
Command ignored by most cats
Command to a wandering dog
Craps bet
__ cropper
__ cropper (fail)
___ cropper (fail decisively)
___ cropper (fall headlong).
___ cropper (have a fall)
Captain's invitation
Call from the kitchen
capable of being reached or attained
Challenge for a fight
Confrontational Spanish dance?
Career revival
Classic Alan Ladd western plea, often shouted from a hillside
Command to a janitor?
Confess completely
Crystal or Rock
comedienne
Chuckle-inducing
Containing cracks?
Carol Burnett.
Coca, May, Raye, etc.
comedy writer
Certain facial blemish
Comic element
Cosby show
Chris Rock or Kevin Hart product
Channel where the circled offerings might air, and a spatial description of those offerings within the theme entries
Cost what it may
Command sometimes shortened by removing its second, fourth, and fifth letters
Curt summons
Command to Lassie
"Curses . . . always ___": Southey
Cry from behind a door
Cajoler's line
Call to organize and lobby?
Chat up
Company that bought the naming rights to the Tigers' stadium
"Cotton ___ to Harlem" (Chester Himes novel)
Cather's "Death ___ for the Archbishop"
Companion star
Costs, with "to"
___ cropper (fails)
Charges towards
Catches up
Chases one's tail
Command words
Culminates.
CELESTIAL ICE BALL
CELESTIAL body orbiting round sun
CELESTIAL body with star-like nucleus and tail
Celestial body with a tail
Celestial firework
Celestial object
Celestial object with a tail
Celestial sighting
Celestial streaker
Celestial streaker with a tail
Christmas flier
Christmas reindeer
Cleaner sold in green canisters
Cleaning brand
Cleaning brand with a celestial name
Cleaning powder brand
Cleanser once pitched by Josephine the Plumber
Cleanser or a reindeer
Cleanser with the old slogan "Nothing can hold a can to ..."
Cohort of Prancer
Competitor of Ajax and Bon Ami
Cosmic ice ball
Cupid cohort
Cupid coworker
Cupid neighbor?
Cupid's co-worker
Cupid's friend
Cupid's mate
Cupid's partner
Cupid's sleighmate
Cupid's teammate
Cupid's yokemate
Conclude deliberations
Crapshooter's entreaty
Cry at the craps table
Conversation continuer #2
Current exploration of scientific interest
Celestial bodies
Celestial orbiters
Celestial sightings
Celestial streakers
Certain space travelers.
Cozier
CANDIED fruit
Candy containing a fruit or nut
Candy containing fruit
Candied fruits
Candied fruits or nuts
condole
Complacent
Cushy
Carol phrase
Cheerer
Combined humidity and temperature measure
Calming
consoling
Choice locations
Consoles
Cozy
Cozy and contented
Cozy's partner
"Calvin and Hobbes," e.g.
"Calvin and Hobbes," for one
"Cathy" or "Blondie"
"Cathy" or "Blondie," e.g.
"Cathy" or "Garfield"
"Cathy" or "Luann"
"Cathy," e.g.
"Cathy," for one
CARTOON book
CHRIS ROCK, FOR ONE
Cartoonist's creation
Children's publication
Chris Rock or Ellen DeGeneres
Club joke teller
causing laughter
comicalness
comicality
Current literature.
"Cosi fan tutte," for one
Cause of chuckles
Certain strips
Common newspaper feature not seen in The New York Times
"Cathy" is one
COON
COMMUNIST information bureau, former
*Confused person's options?
Communist International.
Chicago ballpark eponym, once
COUNT (L)
Considerate behaviour towards others
Courteous behavior, formally
Census Bureau's cabinet dept.
Congressional group: Abbr.
"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" character
Character in "Girl, Interrupted"?
Character in "I, Claudius"
Character in "Monsters, Inc."
Character in "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"
City-state separator
Clause pause cause
Clause separator, at times
Colon's cousin
Curve that gives one pause
course of law
Chief of a military post.
commanding officer
CAID
Captain's subordinate
chief officer
commandant
Commissioned officers
Causes of pauses
Characters in "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World"
call to remembrance
CHASTEN (ant.)
Cited for valor.
capable of being measured by a common standard
COEXTENSIVE
COMMENSURABLE
Corresponding in amount or degree
CRITICAL matter
Common DVD extra
CHORUS (in Shakespeare)
CABINET DEPARTMENT
Cabinet office
Cabinet position once held by Herbert Hoover
CIVIL aviation
Contains no advertisements
commercialized
COMMUNISM, advocate of
Cold war foe, slangily
Capitalists' counterparts, casually
comingle
Chief of the force, informally
CALL to the colors/colours
conservancy
COMMETTRE
Carry out (a crime)
Choose a side
Chairperson, e.g.
COMMIX (L)
chamber pot
C. S. Forester opus: 1945
CONDITION of land held in common
COMMON occurrence
COMMONAGE
COMMUNITY, general body of the
commoners
Crows' cooperation?
Crows' shared purpose?
Coins worthless to numismatists?
Cause of sniffles
Controversial educational standards initiative
Controversial grade-school standards
COMMON person
Cousin of a regular Joe?
Cold fronts?
COMMUNISE
Cohabitant
Copland fanfare dedicatee
Combination not in restraint of trade.
Concern of the E.E.C.
Continental pool.
College lounge
COLLEGE room
CONSTITUTIONS, third estate in
Campus dining area
Connecting concept
Connecting idea
Celebration for former British colonies
community based
COMMUNAL settlement
Conversed intimately.
catching
Course on journalism and media, attended by elevator manufacturers
commerce-term
COMMUNIZE (alt.)
communize
CHINESE political group
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