Letter C 81750–82000

China capital China center. China of Germany China source China town City 110 miles south of Berlin. City east of Leipzig City known as "Florence on the Elbe" City nicknamed "Florence on the Elbe" City of Germany City of Saxony City on the Elbe River ___china (fine porcelain) capital China capital Saxon CHEONGSAM CIVILIAN ATTIRE COVER WOUND Certain parade Chanel creation Change out of your PJs Chemise Chinese qipao, e.g. Choice for a prom Circle or code leader Clean, as fish or fowl Clean, as fowl Clothing in general Clothing item with a zipper in the back, perhaps Coco Chanel creation Code or rehearsal preceder Come into line, as troops. Common wedding garment Complete a salad Concern of some codes Costume piece for Jeffrey Tambor's Emmy-winning role Cover in bandages or vinaigrette, say Cover one's birthday suit Cover oneself Cure, as fur skins Cure, as skins ___ circle at the opera. ___ code (rules about attire) Common prom night stain? Casual Friday relaxes it Company's apparel rules Carpet to cover floor Casual office occasions Chuck of baseball. Cabinet with shelves Chest of drawers with a mirror. Composer of "On the Banks of the Wabash." Courtenay role Courtenay/Finney film, with "The" Cousin of a highboy cupboard to hold dishes Certain theater personnel. Chiffoniers Chemises. Clothing store hangers Combs out and does up Costumes. Costumed more stylishly CATAPLASM Cold-weather card game? Collared top worn for formal occasions Clothing store specification Ceremonial military outfit CONCLUDE A SPEECH WITH A FORMAL RECAPITULATION Casual's opposite, clothes-wise Casual's opposite, when it comes to clothes Clad, old style Clad, old-style Clad, to poets Clad, to the Bard Clothed: Poet. Came out even Came to, as a conclusion Carey of "The Good Life" Carey of comedy Carey on TV Carey or Barrymore Carey or Brees Carolyn Keene sleuth Nancy Changed a hand Charles ___, inventor of the blood bank Chose a card Chose, as lots Classic teen sleuth Nancy Closed, as curtains Closed, as drapes Columnist Pearson Comedian Carey Comic Carey Comical Carey Couldn't discard in crazy eights, say Created a caricature Created a picture Created a sketch Created fan art, maybe Created, as a cartoon Couldn't remember CONTRACTION QUAINT Child actress who appeared with [circled letters] Case of the whodunit fanatic? Comedian who has a self-titled sitcom and hosts "Whose Line Is It Anyway?": 2 wds. Came close CAREY Carey and Barrymore Carey and others Columnist Pearson et al. College in Madison, N.J., for short Composed, as plans Created, as contracts Co-inventor of the Rocky Road ice cream flavor Character in a Mel Brooks film Certain ___ (antiperspirant brand) Certain ___ (antiperspirant) Court maneuver Classic gag gift Cavalier, at times Companion of drabs CUT AND ___ Certain prunes Companion of "cut." Completely wrung out Cut companion Cut partner Cut's colleague Cut's companion Cut's partner Cut-and-__ (routine) Chichi fruit ingredient in some tapenades Chewy orange snack COMBINING FORMS ARID Cracking more, say Course for a Maytag repairman? "Catch my ___?" CARRY (of current) CATTLE driving Controversial current-carried carp catcher Current-carried fish catcher Commercial fishing aids CRYONICS, PRACTICE Cadets' daily exercise. Cadets' routine. Cloth for work clothes. Coarse linen or cotton cloth. Correct procedure Customary manner of doing things Chuck insertion Chuck's holding Carpentry teacher, at times? Certain noncommissioned officer Coast Guard company commander Coach Edgar Lee Crude setup Consummate a toast Charge about icy area on a spree (8) Celestial figure depicted in this puzzle's grid, in African American folklore Chugs, say Cocktails, e.g. Cocoa, cappuccino, and coffee Common things to go out for Chug-a-lugs "Cheers!" ... and a hint to how six words in this puzzle have been raised by one row CAUSE ANNOYANCE IN CAUSE TO LEAK Case for a plumber Cause for a plumber Cause of an icicle Cause of insomnia, maybe Cause of some insomnia Cause of stalactites and stalagmites Certain coffee maker's sound Charlotte Martin song for coffee? Chinese water torture feature Coffee brewing choice Coffee brewing method Coffee brewing style Coffee descriptor Coffee grind Coffee grinder coarseness setting Coffee grinder setting Coffee kind Coffee maker style Coffee method. Coffee or dry Coffee sound lyric in Biffy Clyro "Black Chandelier" Coffee-brewing choice Coffee-making method. Coffee-making option Coffeemaker sound Coffeemaker style Companion of dry Cone eater's concern Contrivance to conduct water. Cornice part. Cornice projection. Cousin of a twerp Create an icicle, say Creator of an annoying noise Creep or twerp Covered in gore, and a spOoOoOoky description of today's grid Chef's dig? Coffee-brewing device Colorless people Comes out a bit at a time Cornice parts Cornice strips to throw off rainwater. Cornices to throw off rain water. Cold remedy brand once advertised as "unstuff your nose" COLD WAR WEAPON Cold sufferer's purchase Cold war ammunition? Contac competitor CARRY along in some direction CARRY on vigorously CAUSE to carry along in some direction CHASE game COMPEL forward CONVEY in vehicle CURRENT, move along impelled by the Car trip Cars "Who's gonna ___ you home tonight?" Cars' smash ballad Charitable effort Charity effort Charity money raiser Charity money-raiser Chauffeur's instruction Compete at Indy Compete in the Daytona 500 Concerted effort. Concerted push Control a car Control and steer vehicle Cause a rift between Car alternator connection Computer maintenance tool? Carhop employer Classic A&W restaurant Certain movies. Certain theaters. Contemporary conveniences. Comment, part 4 "C'mon, step on the gas!" Compelled Was Compulsive thief Certain golf club