Letter C
Colossal, moviewise
Completely amazing, in slang
Computer animated film of 2013
Considerable work
Considerably large work
Cool to the max
Crazy good, in modern slang
Climax of many a fantasy novel
Complete and total beatdown
COMMON gender form of noun
COMMON to both sexes
Common-gender pronouns
Cringe-worthy YouTube subject
Cringe-worthy flop
Contents of some funny video compilations
Colossal lack of success
Condition of being awesome, in modern slang
Classic verses
"Cast of thousands" films
"Cast-of- thousands" films
"Cleopatra" and "Gandhi," for two
"Cleopatra" and "Spartacus"
"Cleopatra" and others
Cast-of-thousands films
Certain classics.
Certain films
Certain writings
Cinematic spectacles
Certain critic
Connoisseur of fine dining
Connoisseur of fine food
Connoisseur of food and drink
Connoisseur of good living.
Cuisine connoisseur
Cultivator of his tastes.
Cuisine connoisseurs
"Cool sonnet!" said the gamer
Circles rolling around other circles
Contagious, as laughter
common to, or affecting at the same time, a large number in a community
Cuticular.
CELL layer in plants before secondary growth begins, outermost
CUTICLE
Childbirth anesthetic
CARRYING seed-leaves above ground in germination (bot.)
CARTILAGE at back of throat
COVERING preventing food and fluids from entering larynx and trachea
Clever adage
Classic works by the poet Martial
Chapter opener, at times
Cause of seizures
Convulsive condition
Concluding speech (var.)
Concluding chapters.
Concluding speeches
Closing chapter
Coda relative
Concluding part of a speech
Concluding section of a novel.
CONNECTIVE tissue surrounding a muscle, sheath of
CONNECTIVE tissue, sheath of
Capital of Vosges department
Capital of Vosges department, France.
City in NE France
Commune of northern France
CATECHOLAMINE
Camp nurse's item
CITY of Waterwheels
CLEOPATRA I, husband of
CONSCIOUSNESS regarded as by-product of material activities of brain and nerve system (psych.)
CARTILAGINOUS growing points
CAP at end of long bone
Cyberspace plagiarist
Country of ancient Greece.
Certain ch. member
Certain church mem.
Church designation: Abbr.
Church mem.
Church denomination: Abbr.
Church of Eng. descendant
Cousin of Cath.
Church with roots in the Church of England
Certain place for bishops
Cliff-hanger picture release.
Chapters
Cliffhanger divisions
Concerning knowledge
CANON of scripture, part of
Carried on by letters
CHURCH service reader
Consisting of letters.
CALVARY INSCRIPTION
CALVARY INSCRIPTION ANCIENT
COMPOSITION, brief
Charles Bukowski's is "Don't Try"
commemorative inscription on a tomb
Cemetery inscriptions
Crystalline overgrowth
Campaign smears
Characterizing words.
Condensed account
Condensed representation of something.
CLASSIC EXAMPLES
Class representatives?
Concentrated résumés.
Characterize briefly.
Concession, in rhetoric
"Condor" channel
Change wording?
Coin motto
Coined phrase?
Cosmological phases
Certain lyric poem
Classic lyric poem
Classical form of poetry
Classical lyric poem
Classical poem
Classical poem form
Classical poetic form
Classical poetry form
Creation of Archilochus
Classical poem part often used to conclude an ode
Caesar salad or sandwich, e.g.
Columbus, to Colombia, e.g.
Curie, Kelvin and Fermi
Category for "The Iliad"
Class of the "Iliad" or "Odyssey."
Classic narrative poetry
Classic poetry
Collection of narrative poems
Collection of poetry
Collection of primitive poems
Collection of verse
Collection of verses
Character in "Silas Marner"
Costar of Danes and Ribisi in "The Mod Squad"
Chip whose data is erasable by exposure to X-rays or UV light
CDs with three or four songs
Carly Rae Jepsen's "Emotion: Side B," and others
Certain CDs
Come on Pilgrim and "Interpol," for two
Computer file suffix
Cathartic salts
Certain salt source
City where the Derby Stakes is held
Coarse salt variety
College in S England
College in Surrey
Coronation Cup setting
Cathartic magnesium compound
Canon competitor
Canon rival
Computer printer brand
Computer printer maker
Computer printer name
Computer printer pioneer
Computer-printer giant
Computer-printer pioneer
Certain printers
"Casablanca" screenwriter Julius
"Casablanca" screenwriter Julius or Philip
Chicago Cubs President of Baseball Operations Theo __
Capable to wags
Capable (although its opposite is a much more common word)
Capable, facetiously
Capable, jocularly
Capable, jokingly
Capable, kiddingly
Capable, slangily
Certain impost: Abbr.
Clearblue alternative
Clumsy in follower?
Competent, facetiously
Competent, in slang
Competent, jocularly
Competent, kiddingly
Competent, waggishly
Corporation levies: Abbr.
Celluloid unit
Calm, even-tempered
Capable (with "to").
Come to, in math
Come up to.
Constitutional concerns
CONDITION of being equal
Civil rights legislation?
Civil rights slogan?
Constitutional right
Clause in the Fourteenth Amendment ensuring fair legal treatment
Campaign request
Candidate's demand
Capable of handling
circle in which a planet was formerly believed to move
COMPARE HYDROPHYTE AND MESOPHYTE
COMPARE TO
Call the same
Compare apples to apples?
Consider analogous
Consider comparable
Consider compatible
Consider identical
Consider the same
Consider to be alike
Considered analogous
Considered as comparable
Compares
Considers identical
Consider being the same
COMPENSATION for inaccuracy of
COMPENSATION process
Chalkboard writings in a physics class
Congo line?
COMBINING FORMS LATERAL
Cousin of iso
capable of yielding equal amounts of energy in the body
CAUSE two things to balance
Cob or hack.
Cavalry mounts.
Certain spring and fall events.
Cinderella's coach, for instance.
Capable of two interpretations
Credo, part 2
Caesar's horse or a Shaffer drama
"Common" chapter of history
C. Schilling's stat
CEO stint, perhaps
COVID ___
CURRENT TIME
Caesarean or Actian
Caesarean or Alexandrian
Caesarean or Augustan
Cam attachment?
Cambrian, for one
Carlton's important stat.
Category in pitching's Triple Crown
Category in pitching's Triple Crown, in brief
Cause for Maude (abbr.)
Cause for Steinem
Cause opposed by Schlafly
Cause supported by Maureen Reagan
Cause that NOW championed
Celebrated period
Cenozoic is one
Cenozoic is the current one
Cenozoic or Archeozoic
Cenozoic or Mesozoic
Cenozoic or Paleozoic
Cenozoic or Paleozoic, e.g.
Cenozoic, e.g.
Cenozoic, for one
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