Letter C 82500–82750

Catherine Middleton, under Queen Elizabeth Cornwall or Lancaster Cornwall or Warsaw, e.g. Cornwall, to Charles CANVASBACK RELATIVE Canvas-back canard Curl up in a protective position Childhood game played in a circle Children's choosing game Children’s playground game where "it" chases others in a circle Children's tag game Circle-running tag game ending with a mad dash Confit ingredient Centerpiece of many a park Canvasbacks. Condiment often served with egg rolls Cinch: Colloq. Current hair-do. Crossing the stage like Chuck Berry CARPET-like weed floating on still water Communist leader of France. CONDUIT ENGINE Cable conduit Carrier for tears Channel for fumes Chase scene locale in "Die Hard," "Jurassic Park," and others Common conduit Conduit for tears Conveyer of tears Conveyor of tears channel Ventilation convey via a duct Conveyed by pipes, as heat Conveyed via a tube Conveyed, as central air Capable of being shaped or bent capable of being shaped or bent or drawn out Channel system CHANNELS 14 Canals. Channels Channels Turner of Conduits for moving fluid or air Classic makeshift solution CLUNKER FEATURE Commercial flop Cracker lacking pop Cracker that doesn't crack Cracker that won't crack Certain Easterner in the West Certain ranch visitor Chap or bro Chick mate City Slickers ranch City feller. City fellow in the West. City fellow, in Westerns. City slicker, out West City yokel. Cool greeting CUTTY City slicker's getaway Certain ranch visitors Chaps in the 'hood City fellows on a ranch City men, to some City slickers Cool gal, in cringey 90's slang Cool woman, jocularly Comedy about a lost mutt? Congratulations to an English singer's fiance? CENTRAL Siberian port CENTRAL Siberian river port Cartoon character with a horse named Horse Clothes of a sort. Clothes, informally Clothes, so to speak Clothes,informally Clothes: Colloq. Clothes: Slang. Clothing (Sl.) Clothing, colloquially Clothing, informally Clothing, so to speak Coats, suits, etc. Cover for someone CAPABLE OF BEING ANTICIPATED Claimable Collectable Company in Italy? Couple in Rome Currently owed Currently owing Commercial papers. Conduct that a reasonable person would exercise given the circumstances Conduct that precludes negligence Concern for a library patron or expectant parent CLOSE grips Cause for pacing? Cause of Alexander Hamilton's death. Cause of Button Gwinnett's demise. Cause of Decatur's death. Certain combat Choreographed opera scene Climactic scene in "Hamlet" Climax in "Hamilton" Climax of "Hamilton" Combat between two people in matter of honour Combat for two Combat with seconds Conflict taking a couple of seconds? Conflict that might take place at dawn Confrontation with Burr Confrontation with a choice Confrontational affair Contest at 20 paces Contest between two foes. Contest ending in a draw Contest for pacers? Contest involving drawing Contest that leads to a draw Contest that may start with walking 10 paces Contest that takes seconds Contest with lightsabers Contest with pistols Contest with seconds Contest, verbal or otherwise. Cream puffs at six paces Cross sabers with Cross swords (with) Culminating event in the Burr-Hamilton rivalry Clashed swords Crossed swords, perhaps Crossing swords with Challenged combatant Competitor who may be put through the paces? Competitor with a sword Cyrano de Bergerac, for one. Cyrano de Bergerac et al. Code for Burr and Hamilton Code of single combat. Certain combats: It. Challenge results? Challenges Robin Hood Combat on a small scale Combats between two. Combats of honor Contests at 20 paces, maybe Contests ending in draws? Contests for two Contests of honor Contests that take seconds? Contests where opponents take turns simultaneously Contests with draws that aren't ties Contests with pistols Chaperon in Valencia Chaperon, in Madrid Chaperon: Span. Chaperone for a young lady, in Spain Chiapas chaperon Charisma, from the Spanish Chaperon in C diz Chaperones. Chaperons. Compass reading Cornerstone of the American legal system Constitutional guarantee. COUNTRY CLUB LOCALE Certain fees Charge for the club Club assessment Club assessments Club bill Club billings Club bread Club charges Club collection Club cost Club costs Club expense Club fee Club fees Club income Club member's burden Club member's cost Club member's expense Club member's payment Club member's payments Club members' fees Club money. Club obligation Club obligations Club payments Club receipts Club requirement Club revenue Club subscription Club treasurer's collection Clubman's concern Clubman's costs Clubmembers' burdens Contributions of a sort. Cost of club membership Cost of membership Cost to belong Country club charges Country club costs Country club fees Country club payments Country-club fees Car that once set the land speed record Car that set the 1920 land speed record "C" for two "Cinque, dieci, venti, trenta" in "The Marriage of Figaro," e.g. Carpenters' work? Certain recital piece Choral program piece Collaberative number Collaborative music Collaborative number Collaborative work Composition for two Composition for two performers Composition for two voices Couple's karaoke request "___ circumstances beyond . . ." "___ circumstances beyond our control . . ." Certain piano pieces. Certain songs. Collaborations like those on "Ella and Louis" Collaborative 1993 Sinatra album Collaborative 2012 Streisand album Compositions for couples Compositions for two Compositions. Concert numbers CAMPER DRIVER Camper's ___ bag Camper's canvas bag Camper's kit. Cloth bag Canvas carriers Carriers named after a town near Antwerp Canvas bag Cylindrical cloth bags condition of being a duffer Coarse woolen cloth: Var. Carol Ann ___, U.K. poet laureate starting in 2009 Considered groovy