Letter C 84500–84750

Course that requires no brain strain Course that you waltz through Course that's a breeze Course that's a cakewalk Course that's a cinch Course that's a walk in the park Course that's free of obstacles? Course that's good for one's GPA Course that's good for your GPA Course that's hard to fail Course to breeze through Course to coast through Course to cruise through Course with a lot of curves, perhaps Course with no homework, say Course with no unexpected curves? Course without much challenge Course without much struggle Course you can breeze through Course you can float through Course you can't fail Course you hardly have to study for Course you just have to show up for Course you slide through Course you're almost guaranteed to get a good grade in Cruise course? Cushy school course cat gut course Cushy Classic 30's-40's radio comedy Comedy of '40s radio Cake courses Campus breezes? Cinch courses Classes for coasters Classes for cruising Classes students can sleep through and still pass Classes taken to boost one's grade point average Classes that are hard to fail Classes that are smooth sailing Classes that don't require much work Classes you barely have to attend Courses like the one I took in which a question on the final exam asked, "What is anthropology? a) The study of ants..." Courses taken to boost one's GPA Courses that are snaps Courses with few obstacles? Courses you can sleep through Cushy courses Cushy school courses Classic gift for aspiring young chefs Comfy den furniture Caution to one getting too hot? Casually pleasant Compliant Chagall? "Calm down, Mr. Wahlberg" Con artist's quest "C'mon ... gimme a challenge!" Catching a pop-up, say Cream puff in the batter's box "Cinnamon Kiss" hero Classic Fonda/Hopper movie Classic counterculture film Classic film featuring Captain America Classic film with the role of Captain America Chair and Street Con artist's dream Con artist's ideal victim "Calm down, sport" "Calm down, big guy!" "Chill out, big guy!" Challengeless victory *Chicken piece that's simple to cook? "Clean your plate!" "Come on, before it gets cold!" CAUSE TO BE OR LAST LONGER CONSUME ALCOHOL CONSUME TO EXCESS Carbo-load, e.g. Catch a snack Catch in a trap? Cause corrosion Chef's demand Chew and swallow Chew on chicken, say Chew some chips, say Chew the fat, maybe Chew the fat-free, e.g. Choke down Chomp on a chimichanga Chow down on some bourekas Chow down or gobble up Clean a plate Clean off plates? Clean one's plate Clean plates Clear the dishes? Cockney word for hot weather. Command to hesitant diners Consume a meal Compete like Joey Chestnut Complete a course? Complete a fast Conquer a hero? Conquer aphagia Consume calories Consume completely, with "up" Consume or corrode Consume victuals Cook's command Cook's cry Cook's encouragement Cook's invitation Corrode or erode Corrode, with "away" Cymbals ___ Guitars (indie rock band) Consume a meal Chow down, casually Consume food at dinner Consume a meal, perhaps at a diner ___ crow (lose face) ___ crow (recant) ___ crow (take it all back) cake German words " . . . could ___ horse!" Care Bears On Fire "Barbie ___ Sandwich" COMESTIBLE Completely outclass Crush, as the competition Celebrate, in a way Cartoon sign "_____ Joe's" Cause a lot of trouble Cause heartburn Cause to snap Concern greatly Constantly bother Continually bother Continue to annoy Continuously aggravate Continuously bother Classic diner sign Cause to crumble Crux of Marie Antoinette's alleged remark. Crash into the ground, slangily Claims for oneself "Come on, you're skin and bones!" Cannibal Corpse "___ From Inside" Cannibalistic Bloodbath song? Chewed up Cleared from the table, perhaps Consumed gradually. Corroded (with "away") Competitively whipped Completely eroded Cafe client Cafe customer Cafe patron Cafe patron, e.g. Cafeteria goer Cafeteria patron Café customer Café patron Canine employer Chewer Chow hound Chow hound^EATE Chowhound Cockney rod Competitor at a hot-dog contest Cafes, cafeterias and such Cafeterias and coffee shops Cafés and such CONSUMERS Cafe clientele Cafe customers Cafeteria crowd Cafeteria customers Cafeteria patrons Cafeteria-goers CHOPHOUSE Cafe or bistro Cafe or cabaret Cafe or canteen Cafe or gastropub Cafe, e.g. Cafeteria for one Café, say Caf┬Ä, e.g. Canteen or café Casual establishment Chophouse, e.g. Consumes, biblically "Corrected" slogan for a fast-food franchise? Choose vegetables, for instance Challenge for the New Year CHOICE AT A RESTAURANT Call Domino's, e.g. Call for Domino's Call for Mexican, maybe Call for a pizza, say Call for pizza Call for pizza, maybe Cancel the reservations Chow down at home Consume Mom's meal Cook at home Cook for oneself, maybe Cafe activity Called "America's favorite sport" Chowing down Club activity at Princeton Consuming food Corroding Corroding, with "into" Causing agita Causing agita for Consuming totally Consuming, as time Compromise, as savings Consume, as profits ... cake and ___ too Competitions for Takeru Kobayashi? Cut the cake, e.g.? Cake directive Alice obeyed Cake instruction Alice followed Cake invitation Alice accepted Cake invitation that Alice accepted Cake note of note Cake words Alice abided by Cake words in "Alice in Wonderland" Cake's instruction to Alice Carroll cake clause Carroll cake phrase Classic cake words Command on a cake in Wonderland Cupcake words, in "Alice in Wonderland" Currant words for Alice " . . . could ___ fat" " . . . could ___ lean" Chow down on, biblically Consume, Bible-style Consume, biblically -- Centre (Toronto mall) Canadian department store pioneer Timothy Canadian financier Cyrus City 25 miles west of Dayton Congressman from N. J. Congressman from New Jersey. ___ Centre (Toronto shopping mall) Confess error Cyrus's clan