Letter C 83250–83500

Cable offering Cable service add-on Cable service's show saver: Abbr. Common TV set-top box Cable extras Cable provider's devices Cable service "save for later" devices: Abbr. Cable service devices Cable service extras Cable service options Cable-bill add-ons Cable-service add-ons CHALKY soil-loving plant Companion for Snow White Companion of Snow White Caused to appear smaller condition of being a dwarf Ceres, for one Celestial body orbiting the Sun that isn’t quite a full-fledged planet Costar of Jack and Kevin in "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" citify city man Called someplace home Charge for driving under the influence, for short Cause for a cop stop Cause for a suspension, in brief Cause for court-ordered rehab Cause of a lost license, briefly Cause of some skid marks: Abbr. Cause of some weaving, for short Cause of unwanted points: Abbr. Checkpoint offense, for short Concern of MADD Crime that makes MADD mad Competition show on which Marie Osmond once fainted post-samba: Abbr. CXVIII x V CXCVII tripled CLOVIS Cato's 511 CCLVI doubled CCLXX doubled CIX quintupled CLXXII x III Chord of two tones. Couple or pair. Couples, but not Fred Certain Borneans CARY CARY LOCALE CARY, JOYCE Cannon of Deathtrap Cannon of Heaven Can Wait Cannon of films Cannon Actress Cannon in Hollywood Cannon in films Cannon in movies Cannon in the movies Cannon of "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice" Cannon of "Caddyshack 2" Cannon of "Heaven Can Wait" (1978) Cannon of "Out to Sea" Cannon of "The Last of Sheila" Cannon of Hollywood Cannon of cinema Cannon of film Cannon of the movies Cannon of the screen Cannon on Hollywood sets Cannon on screen Cannon on the screen Cannon shot by cinematographers Cannon shot in Hollywood Cannon shot on a set? Cannon who married Cary Grant Cannon who played Alice in "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice" Cannon who was Alice in "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice" Cannon, with Bob & Carol & Ted Cary's Cannon Cary's ex Cary's fourth Cary's fourth wife Cary's wife Cinema's Cannon "Curl Up and ___" (hair salon name) CHANGE COLOR, OFTEN IN AN UNDESIRED MANNER CHANGE FROM ONE STATE TO ANOTHER CHARACTERIZED BY METAMORPHOSIS OR CHANGE IN PHYSICAL FORM OR SUBSTANCE CHEEK COLORING COLOR SILK FABRIC COLORING CHEEK COLORING SALON ACTIVITY COLOUR changer COLOURING agent CUDBEAR Candy's color source, perhaps Candy-making supply Cause of maroon strands, say Change a shade? Change bland to blond? Change colors Change colors, in a way Change colour of Change from bland to blond? Change from brunette to blonde, say Change from red to green, say? Change hair color Change hair color, e.g. Change locks? Change of color. Change one's locks? Change one's tone? Change shades Change the color of Change the color of hair, cloth, etc. Change the color of, as hair Change the color of, say Change the locks? Change your locks? Change, as one's locks? Change, like locks? Chromotrope Clairol product Cloth colorer Clothes colorer Cobbler's accessory Cochineal, e.g. Cochineal, for one. Cochineal. Coiffure color Color additive Color eggs Color for fabric Color, as Easter eggs Color, as an Easter egg Color, as cloth Color, as hair Color, in a way Color, like Easter eggs Color-changing additive Color-changing product Color-changing product in a hair salon Color-changing substance Colorful compound Colorful product Coloring Coloring agent Coloring fluid Coloring for Easter eggs Coloring for food or fabric Coloring in a bottle Coloring in frosting Coloring material Coloring matter Coloring medium Coloring solution Coloring stuff Coloring substance Colorist's color Colorist's need Colorist's product Colorist's purchase Colouring matter Congo red, e.g. Congo red, for one Contents of a textile plant vat Contents of some vats Cover gray Cover gray, perhaps Cover the gray Cover-up of a sort Create batiks Creator of a new look Cure for gray hair Curl Up and ___ (punnily named hair salon) Curl Up and ___ (punny salon name) Cyanine, e.g. Coloring agent used by fabric artists colouring substance colouring-matter covering hair Container for coloring materials: 2 wds. COLOR ORIGINAL COMBINING FORMS COLORED COTTON MADE ABSORBENT BY REMOVAL OF THE NATURAL WAX Changed color Changed from black to red, e.g. Changed in colour Changed locks Changed one's locks, maybe Changed one's locks? Changed the color Changed the color of Changed the locks? Changed to pink, perhaps Changed, as locks Circa Survive "___ in the Wool" Colored artificially Colored cloth Colored clothes Colored in a salon Colored like Easter eggs Colored synthetically Colored to suit. Colored with henna, say Colored, as Easter eggs Colored, as cloth Colored, as fabric Colored, as grey hair Colored, as hair Colored, at a salon Coloured or changed colour Covered the gray, say Covered up the gray, say Changing color. Changing of the colors Change of hair color, informally Colorful application Colorist's task Certain salon offerings COPYING process Color worker's vat. Colorist's vessel Colorant containers CANVAS USER Cardinals' former manager. Cardinals' manager in 1950. Cards' manager. Certain cloth worker Certain color changer Certain color-changer Certain colorist Certain leatherworker Certain rug worker Certain salon employee Certain textile worker Cleaner and ___. Cleaner's cohort Cleaner's companion. Cleaner's partner Cloth colorist Cloth tinter Cloth worker Clothing colorist Clothing colourer Clothing refurbisher. Color alterer Color chart user Color expert Color man