Letter C 86500–86750

Corrected proofs Corrected, as text Corrected, in a way Cut a movie Cut and pasted Cut and pasted, say Cut for TV Cut short, perhaps CARMELITE Cavell or Sitwell Cavell, Piaf or Wharton Chanteuse Piaf Congresswoman Rogers, from Massachusetts. Costume designer Head Costume designer Head who inspired "The Incredibles" character Edna Mode Costume designer who earned thirty-five Oscar nominations Costume designer who led from behind? Costume designer with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Costume designer with eight Oscars Cabaret singer's favorite food? Cavell and Wharton Classicist Hamilton and others Cover a curse with, say Changing your story? Cleaning up, in a way Correcting manuscripts, e.g. Correcting, as a manuscript Cutting and pasting Copies published simultaneously Cut and Paste setting Cut location Certain podcasting professional Chief journalist Chief of staff? City desk exec City-room boss Copy fixer Copy man. Copy righter? Copyreader's superior Copyreader. Correctional worker? Corrector of mss. Critic's chief. Crossword VIP Cutter, at times Charles Blow piece Church's "Is There a Santa Claus?" Counterpart of advertising Columnist's pronoun Certain board members Certain readers Changing careers? City desk types Copy desk workers. Copy experts. Copyholders? Corrections staff? Cosmopolitan group Cosmopolitan people? Cut from a column, maybe Changes a Life sentence Changes comodity to commodity Changes comodity to commodity, e.g. Changes in the text Changes made Changes made after proofreading Changes made to a manuscript Changes on a wiki Changes some clues, perhaps Changes text Changes the flow of, maybe Changes the narrative? Changes the subject, maybe Changes the text Changes to a draft Changes to articles Changes to chapters Changes to manuscripts Changes to one's story Changes words. Changes, as a manuscript Changes, as a text Changes, as puzzle clues Checks and corrects text Checks copy Checks for errors. Checks for slips Checks for typos Checks text Checks the Time? Clarifies, as copy Cleans up a galley Cleans up copy Cleans up prose Cleans up recording Cleans up text Cleans up, as writing Cleans up, in a newsroom Cleans up, in a way Commutes a sentence, say Copy changes Copyreads Corrects a manuscript Corrects and amends. Corrects copy Corrects errors in, say Corrects text Cross-outs and others Crosses through the Atlantic, say? Cuts a few hundred words, say Cuts a film Cuts a line, say Cuts and pastes, say Cuts and splices Cuts and splices film, e.g. Cuts recording Cuts, as a film Cuts, e.g. Cuts, maybe Cuts, perhaps Cuts, say Cuttings and pastings Censors, say Cuts from a piece Conflict between Wikipedia contributors Conflict between Wikipedians Conflicts over Wikipedia content Congressman who went on to be mayor of New York Club music genre Club music genre, familiarly Clubby music Columbia professor, author of "Philosopher's Quest." Crime writer with an 87th Precinct series Character actress in "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" Carson's announcer and thirty-year sidekick Cohost of NBC's "TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes" "Count of Monte Cristo" character "Cyrano de Bergerac" playwright Rostand CYRANO DE BERGERAC Cards expert Hoyle City north of Oklahoma City Controversial one-act play by Mamet "Cyrano de Bergerac" author Chase of the Arizona Cardinals CANADIAN oil service center/centre Capital not far from the Rockies Capital of Alberta Center of Canadian oil boom. Canadian newspaper College goal: Abbr. "Cimarron" author Ferber "Cimarron" novelist Ferber "Cimarron" writer Ferber "Country Girl" memoirist O'Brien CZECHOSLOVAKIAN RELIGIOUS REFORMER WHO ANTICIPATED THE REFORMATION Campbell of the WNBA Cartoon character Krabappel Catholic Reformation writer Chaplin leading lady __ Purviance Character name on the "autobiography" "My Gorgeous Life" Charlotte Rae role Charlotte's "Diff'rent Strokes" role Chef Lewis who wrote "The Taste of Country Cooking" Comedic Dame Comic "Dame" Comical "Dame" Costume designer Mode of "The Incredibles" Costume designer for Bob, Helen, Violet, Dash, and Jack-Jack Costume designer in "The Incredibles" County seat of Jackson County, Tex. Creator of Jett in "Giant" Crime novelist Buchanan Crime queen Buchanan Crime reporter Buchanan Crime writer Buchanan Cross-dressing "Dame" of humor Co-star in 1934's "The Man Who Knew Too Much" "Cimarron" novelist Creator of Jordan Benedict. Chaplin leading lady Purviance and others Classic sitcom sidekick Capital in Japan's Tokugawa period Capital of Japan, once Capital of Japan, to Commodore Perry Capital of Shoguns Capital of the Tokugawa shogunate Capital renamed after the Meiji Restoration Capital under the Tokugawa shogunate Capital until 1868 City rocked by the Genroku earthquake Conductor De Waart ___ Castle (historic site in Chiyoda, Tokyo) capital Japan Complete, to Cicero Country given to Esau. Country south of Judaea. Country south of Judea. Chauvinistic type Composer Lalo Computer capability for short Computer industry: Abbr. Computer use: Abbr. Computing acronym Conqueror of Northumberland, 954 Conqueror of Northumbria in 946 CNN political pundit "Calgary Herald" staffers (abbr.) CBS's Bradley and others Captains on The Atlantic, briefly? City-desk men: Abbr. Co. founded by H. Ross Perot in 1962 Co. founded by Perot Co. founded by Ross Perot Comic Wynn and others Company that made Perot rich Congressmen Royce and Schrock Copy checkers, for short Copy chiefs: Abbr. Copy desk workers, e.g.: Abbr. Copy people: abbr. Copy workers: Abbr. Correction crew: abbr. Correctional workers, for short? Correctional workers?: abbr. Cosmo staff Cosmo staffers, briefly Crew at a mag Crew that often cuts, for short Crossword clue changers: Abbr. Cutters, at times, briefly Cutters: Abbr. Cutting staff, for short CAR WASH ACTOR Car debut of 1957 Car introduced September 4, 1957 Car introduced in September 1957 Car introduced in late 1957 Car make that lost Ford $2.8 trillion (in 2015 dollars) Car named after Henry Ford's son Car named after the founder's son Car named for a tycoon Car of 1957 Car of the '50s Car of the 1950s Car of the late 1950s Car once promoted with the line "The thrill starts with the grille" Car soon to come. Car that "bombed" Car that debuted September 4th, 1957