Letter C 77500–77750

Ceased to exist Conked out, as a car Conked out, as an engine Cease gradually. CASS, MAMA REAL NAME California's San __ Padres California's San __ Zoo Cousin of Dora the Explorer CALIFORNIAN Indian language CHANGE-resisting person Cathartic cry while stabbing your super-strict boss? "Carpe __!": "Seize the day!" Caesar's day Carpe ___ (seize the day: Lat.) Carpe follower Creator of shaping tools CASPER LOCALE Casper Compound with two carbon double bonds Compound with two double bonds Cool off, as a fad CELEBRATE A JUBILEE Canadian defeat in World War 11. Canadian defeat in World War II Channel port in northern France Channel port of France. Country music star __ Bentley Country singer Bentley Can no longer run Ceases to function Ceases to live Christie's "Lord Edgeware ___" Coin stampers Coin-making presses Coin-stamping tools Comes to naught Congressman from Texas. Conks out Conks out, as a car Certain engine Combustion engine pioneer Common truck engine Commune in Brabant Province, Belgium. "Coke" or "Pepsi" lead-in COMBINING FORMS EATING CRAIG Calorie chart. Calorie control. Calorie counter's regimen Calorie project Calorie restrainer. Calorie watch Calorie-counting plan Calorie-counting regimen Carbs Cut Carnivore ___ (controversial food plan) Choice of foods Cleanse, e.g. Cola request from a calorie watcher Compete on "The Biggest Loser," say Congress abroad Consume consciously Controlled regimen of food and drink Count Calories Approx. 252 Count carbs Count carbs, perhaps Course of food. Course-altering plan? Cut calories Cut down on calorie intake Cut down on calories Cut intake Cut out sweets Cut the fat ___ Coke (sugar-free soda) ___ culture (system of beliefs that privileges thinness) control intake Calorie-counting, in Italy Commotions in the Japanese legislature? Calorie-free soft drink Certain low-calorie cola Competitor of Tab Changed one's eating habits Changed one's fare Controlled intake Counted calories Cut back on calories Cut back, in a way Cut down on the calories Cut the cake? Calorie Calorie counter Calorie cutter Calorie watcher Calorie-counter Calories counter Careful eater Certain New Year's resolution follower Choosy eater. Cottage cheese eater. Calorie counters Calory watchers. Choosy eaters. Concerning nutrition Course on nutrition science, attended by SAT exam writers Counting calories. Cutting down on the donuts Coke Zero alternative Coca-Cola Zero alternative Coke Zero competitor Coke Zero, for one Coke Zero rival Classic cola brand Calorie containers Cambridge and Beverly Hills, e.g. Cambridge and Scarsdale Certain legislative bodies Certain menus. Certain thinning agents Common resolutions Consumes less Controls one's food intake Cookbook addenda. Cosmo article topics Counts calories Cuts back on calories Cuts back on carbs, say Cuts back on the sweets Cuts calories Cuts carbs, maybe Cuts down on calories Cuts down on carbs, say Cuts down on the Justin's dark chocolate almond butter cups, maybe Cuts down, foodwise Calorie watcher's drink Calorie-counter's quaff Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, e.g. Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, for one Coca-Cola Zero, e.g. Coke Zero or Pepsi One Crush for those hoping to lose "Consume only lemon water and cayenne pepper during the day," say "Cut down on between-meal snacks," e.g. "Cut the carbs," e.g. Checkout-mag cover teaser Conservative national German newspaper "Cinco" doubled Cinco + cinco Cinco times dos Château ___ (Dumas setting) Château ___ (where the Count of Monte Cristo was imprisoned) Château ___, Dantès' prison. Contrast: Abbr. CHARACTERISTIC mark, distinguishing COAT of arms, addition to COAT of arms, alteration to Completely unrelated thing to deal with Challenge or obstacle faced cause to undergo diffraction capable of being diffracted or separated CLOUD of words Capable of being scattered Classic TV sitcom whose working title was "45 Minutes From Harlem" "Can you ___ it?!" "Capice?" "Comprende?" CAT SWALLOWS THE HOLLOW SYMBOL Catch on, in hippie lingo Certain volleyball hit Check for fossils Comprehend, to a cool cat Cool cat's "Comprehend?" Cotton to, to Kerouac Create a moat for a sandcastle Cutting barb Create trouble (for oneself) Computer experts Computer-savvy crowd Cyberspace gurus CONDENSED information Collection of abridged works Collection of synopses Common periodical name Condensed compendium Condensed magazine Condensed periodical Condensed reading Condensed story Condensed version Convert food into absorbable substances Codified Capable of being assimilated. Certain magazines. Codifies Compendiums Condensed books Consumes curated collections? Carefully read USA Today, e.g. Canon PowerShot, e.g. Cook's exhortation Cook's words Certain frozen foods with crusts "Can you _____?" COMBINING FORMS TOE COVER TOE Clinton wants to close the "___ Divide" Computer time? Computer-generated visual media Charging system on a smartphone? Camera's closeup feature Cardiologist's prescription Convert to an e-book Converts analog material for computer use Calculator symbols "Check out the nifty guitar sound in this Judas Priest cover band we formed!"? CARDIAC inotropic agent Considers really cool Creates a hole Creates tunnels, say Critical remarks Criticisms, so to speak Cutting remarks: Colloq. "Check it out, man!" Create a tunnel beneath CCLI + CCLI CCLI doubled CCLI x II CCLI × II Caesar's 502 Cato's 502 Claudius's 502 Caesar's 503 Caesar dressing ingredient, familiarly Capital in Bourgogne Capital of Côte d'Or Capital of Côte-d'Or Capital of France's Côte d'Or City known for its mustard City known for mustard City noted for mustard City of Burgundy City of Côte-d'Or. City on the Ouche City where Grey Poupon originated Common vinaigrette ingredient Côte d'Or city. Côte d'Or's capital Cartoonist Browne Creator of Hamlet Creator of Snert and Kvack