Crossword clues starting with C
4,091 clues and their answers, drawn from every daily puzzle tracked here.
- C in CPOTUS
- C sharp alasDFLAT
- C student at workCODER
- C to F and F to BFOURTHS
- C-section docsOBS
- C-suiteMGMT
- CabTAXI
- Cab driverHACK
- Cab driver guyTAXIMAN
- Cab fare calculatorMETER
- Cab prefixPEDI
- Cab, oftenSEDAN
- Cabbage + onions + jalapenos...HOTSLAW
- Cabbage cousinKALE
- Cabbage or clamsBACON
- Cabbage saladSLAW
- Cabbage sideSLAW
- Cabbage-based sideSLAW
- Cabbie's vehicleTAXI
- Cabbies' competitionUBER
- Cabin builders' gearAXES
- Cabinet dept. with a sun on its sealENER
- Cable giant acquired by AT&TTCI
- Cable movie channelHBO
- Cable sports channelESPN
- Cable transmission mediumAXON
- Cable TV abbr.SHO
- Cacciatore alternativePARMIGIANA
- Cache for future archaeologistsTIMECAPSULE
- CachedHID
- CacophonousAROAR
- Cactus with showy flowersPRICKLYPEAR
- CadROUE
- Cadbury competitorNESTLES
- Caddie's standTEE
- Caddy's bagsTEAS
- Caesar adversaryCATO
- Caesar dressing?TOGAS
- Caesar followersROMANS
- Caesar supporterANTONY
- Caesar wrap?TOGA
- Caesar's rebukeETTU
- Caesar's seasMARIA
- Caesarean delivery?ETTU
- Caesars' cityROME
- Café __ lecheCON
- Café additionLAIT
- Cafe au __LAIT
- Cafe clienteleEATERS
- Cafe cupTASSE
- Café du __: New Orleans shop known for beignetsMONDE
- Café or thé lightenerLAIT
- Cafeteria employeeCOOK
- Caffe Americano featureCREMA
- Caffeine sourceKOLA
- Caffeine-rich nutKOLA
- Cain and Abel's brotherSETH
- Cain genreNOIR
- Cain, first of allSON
- Cain's brotherABEL
- Cairo-based carrier from 1982 to 2021AIRSINAI
- Cairo's riverNILE
- Caitlin Clark's org.WNBA
- Cajun podOKRA
- Cake beside a sinkBARSOAP
- Cake frostingICING
- Cake layerTIER
- Cake or BreadBAND
- Cake servingSLICE
- Cake shop artistICER
- Cake to wash withSOAP
- Cake, for oneBANDNAME
- Cakes of soapBARS
- Cakesters cookieOREO
- Cal. columnMON
- Cal. divisionsMOS
- Cal. entryAPPT
- Cal. neighborARI
- Cal. neighbor, informallyBAJA
- Calamares, croquetas,...TAPAS
- CalArts or CaltechSCH
- Calc prerequisiteTRIG
- Calculate a sumADD
- Calculated a sumADDED
- Calculates a sumADDS
- CalculatingSLY
- Calculator brandCASIO
- Calculator keySINE
- Calculus pioneer NewtonISAAC
- Caldo de __: Mexican beef soupRES
- Calendar abbr.THUR, THU
- Calendar col.FRI, TUE
- Calendar columnFRI
- Calendar divs.YRS
- Calendar entryEVENT
- Calendar lineWEEK
- Calendar page, maybeGRID
- Calendar pgs.MOS
- Calendario openerENERO
- Calendario starterENERO
- Calf-length skirtMIDI
- Calf's suckling spotUDDER
- Calgary residentALBERTAN
- Calgary's provinceALBERTA
- Calico coatFUR
- Calif. hubSFO
- California Cabernet regionNAPA
- California city near Santa AnaIRVINE
- California county with a wine trainNAPA
- California lilyMARIPOSA
- California map word near StanfordPALO
- California mission founderSERRA
- California peakSHASTA
- California restaurant opened by Alice Waters in 1971CHEZPANISSE
- California roll ingredientCRAB
- California surf culture apparel brandPACSUN
- California valley that was one of the first American Viticultural AreasNAPA
- California wine grape, for shortZIN
- California wine regionNAPA
- California wine valleyNAPA
- California wine, for shortZIN
- California wines, brieflyZINS
- California Zephyr operatorAMTRAK, PHDS, OTOE
- California-based candy companySEES
- California's Big __SUR
- Call conclusionELS
- Call dibs onCLAIM
- Call forNEED, ENTAIL
- Call for a reservation?DIBS
- Call for action, or what one might say before using the ends of 20-, 33-, and 43-AcrossLETSGETROLLING
- Call forth, as memoriesELICIT
- Call from a treehouseUPHERE
- Call into questionBELIE
- Call it a __ (stop work)DAY
- Call it a dayGOHOME, RETIRE
- Call made behind one's back?BUTTDIAL
- Call noticeRINGTONE
- Call of the wildHOWL
- Call off a romanceENDIT
- Call onTAP
- Call overRENAME
- Call partnerBECK
- Call returnECHO
- Call the shots for a filmDIRECT
- Call the shots?REF
- Call the whole thing offENDIT
- Call to RoverHEREBOY
- Call uponUSE
- Call with a raised handTAXI
- Call, as a cabHAIL
- CalledTERMED
- Called on the phoneRANG
- Called strikesUMPED
- Called to mind very stronglySCREAMED
- Caller's prepaid access purchasePHONECARD
- Calligraphy strokeSERIF
- Calligraphy supplyINK
- Calligraphy toolsPENS
- CallingVOCATION
- Calling card?SIM
- Calls (for)ASKS
- Calls for coursesORDERSOUT
- Calls for takeoutORDERS
- Calls uponASKS
- Calls, long before cellsDIALS
- CalmSOOTHE, SERENITY
- Calm and quietSEDATE
- Calmed downCOOLEDIT
- Calms downGETSAGRIP
- Calorific tea ingredient in TibetYAKBUTTER
- Caltech localePASADENA
- Calvin and Hobbes artistWATTERSON
- Calvin of fashionKLEIN
- Calypso kinSKA
- Calzone's Continental kinKNISH
- Cam buttonREC
- Cambodia's continentASIA
- Cambodian currencyRIEL
- Cambridge univ.MIT
- Came back from vacationFLEWHOME
- Came down hard?SLEETED
- Came in for a landingALIT
- Came out in the wash?BLED
- Came out withSAID
- Came to a closeENDED
- Came to a stopENDED
- Came to an endCEASED
- Came to knowLEARNED
- Came togetherMET
- Came upAROSE
- Came up shortDIDNTCUTIT
- Came uponMET
- Camel cousinLLAMA
- Camel cousinsLLAMAS
- Camel featureHUMP
- Camel-back featuresHUMPS
- Camel's Peruvian cousinLLAMA
- Camel's South American cousinLLAMA
- Camelot figureMERLIN
- Camels' South American cousinsLLAMAS
- Cameo role in eight 007 filmsANGORACAT
- Cameo role, e.g.SMALLPART
- Cameo shapesOVALS
- Cameo stoneONYX
- Camera apertureIRIS
- Camera attachmentsLENSES
- Camera close-up lensesZOOMS
- Camera componentLENS
- Camera creationPHOTO
- Camera glassLENS
- Camera illuminationFLASH
- Camera lens settingFSTOP
- Camera lens settingsFSTOPS
- Camera lettersSLR
- Camera memory chipsSDCARDS
- Camera option, initiallySLR
- Camera partLENS
- Camera settingAUTO
- Camera setting that affects depthFSTOP
- Camera shotPIC
- Camera type, for shortSLR
- Camera variety: Abbr.SLR
- Camera's close-up __ lensZOOM
- Camera's memory chipSDCARD
- Cameras, to eyesANALOG
- Camp cracklersFIRES
- Camp David Accords signer BeginMENACHEM
- Camp David Accords VIPANWAR
- Camp seasonSUMMER
- Camp setupsTENTS
- Camp shelterTENT
- Camp sheltersTENTS
- Camp sightTENTPOLE
- Campaign button verbVOTE
- Campaign funding org.PAC, ETHAN, GYRO
- Campaign gp.PAC
- Campaign managerADEXEC
- Campaign managers?ADREPS
- Campaign support gps.PACS
- Campaign-funding gps.PACS
- Campbell's containerCAN
- Campbells, for instanceCLAN
- Camper's shelterTENT
- Campers on wheels, brieflyRVS
- Campers' vehicles: Abbr.RVS
- Campfire kettleIRONPOT
- Campfire outputWARMTH
- Campfire remnantASH
- Campfire remnantsASHES
- Campfire residueASH, ASHES
- Camping gear retailerREI
- Campus buildingHALL
- Campus cadet org.ROTC
- Campus club, for shortFRAT
- Campus contingentSOPHS
- Campus courtyardQUAD
- Campus eatery, for shortCAF
- Campus figureBURSAR
- Campus groupFRAT
- Campus housingDORM
- Campus leaderDEAN
- Campus mil. groupROTC
- Campus mil. unitROTC
- Campus military grp.ROTC
- Campus military program: Abbr.ROTC
- Campus near Sunset Blvd.UCLA
- Campus officialDEAN
- Campus officialsDEANS
- Campus org. for wannabe ensignsNROTC
- Campus sports gp.NCAA
- Campus VIPBMOC
- Campy genreGLAMROCK
- CanISABLETO
- Can be foundEXISTS
- Can brand opened on ThanksgivingOCEANSPRAY
- Can openerPOPTOP, POPTAB
- Can openersTABS
- Can refuse toNEEDNT
- Can. leadersPMS
- Can. neighborUSA
- Can't and won'tCONTRACTOPTIONS
- Can't help butHASTO
- Can't keep a secretTELLS
- Can't refuseHASTO
- Can't standHATE
- Canada's second-most populous cityMONTREAL
- Canada's smallest territoryYUKON
- Canadian breweryLABATT
- Canadian Cold Shots brandMOLSON
- Canadian contemporary of Alice MunroATWOOD
- Canadian diverLOON
- Canadian First NationCREE
- Canadian gas brandESSO
- Canadian lake bird with a unique callLOON
- Canadian prov.ONT, PEI
- Canadian province that hosted the 2010 Winter OlympicsBRITISHCOLUMBIA
- Canadian short-story NobelistALICEMUNRO
- Canadian singer PaulANKA
- Canadian singer since the '50sANKA
- Canadian speed abbr.KPH
- Canadian War Museum siteOTTAWA
- Canal countryPANAMA
- Canal in upstate New YorkERIE
- Canal that runs 351 milesERIE
- Canasta combinationMELD
- Cancan move performed while skydiving?DROPKICK
- CancelNIX
- Cancel a projectENDIT
- Cancel culture adherent?CORDCUTTER
- Cancel outNEGATE
- Cancel, as a launchABORT
- CanceledNOGO
- Canceled abruptlyAXED
- Canceled, as a launchNOGO
- Cancels a deletionSTETS
- Cancels a launchABORTS
- Cancels outUNDOES
- Cancun kinTIO
- Candidates' discussionDEBATE
- Candies and cookiesSWEETS
- Candies that can cause salivationSOURBALLS
- Candies that resemble lampshadesROLOS
- Candle materialPARAFFIN
- CandlelikeWAXY
- Candlelit dinner at the Geek Squad counter?BESTBUYDATE
- Candlelit dinners for two, e.g.DATES
- Candles directorJOHNHUGHES
- Candles, for some timeYEARS
- Candy bar with peanuts and caramelPAYDAY
- Candy factory supplyDYE
- Candy from a novelty dispenserPEZ
- Candy heart messageHUGME
- Candy named for a Mars family horseSNICKERS
- Candy shapeBAR
- Candy wrapped in gold foilROLO
- Cane cutterMACHETE
- CanineDOG
- Canine care org.ADA
- Canine command akin to "drop it"LETGO
- Canine in some fairy talesWOLF
- Canine or cluePOINTER
- Canine soundWOOF
- Canine specialistDDS
- Canine warningGRR
- Canine's canineFANG
- Canine's warning soundGRR
- Cannabis compoundTHC
- Canned brand often used in chili con quesoROTEL
- Cannes consentOUI
- Cannes festival showingFILM
- Cannes Film Festival prizePALMEDOR
- Cannes openerBONJOUR
- Cannoneer's calculationARC
- Cannoneer's concernARC
- Canoe implementsOARS
- Canoe or catamaranBOAT
- Canola __OIL
- Canonized femme: Abbr.STE
- Canonized Fr. womanSTE
- Cantaloupe or honeydewMELON
- Canteen stackTRAYS
- Cantina cocktail conclusionCOLADA
- Cantina servingTAPAS
- Cantina tidbitTAPA
- Cantina's "roasted"ASADA
- Canvas bagTOTE
- Canvas camping structuresTENTS
- Canvas constructionsTEEPEES
- Canvas coveringTARP
- Canvas holdersMASTS
- Canvas productART
- Canvas productsTOTES
- Canvas structureTENT
- Canvas supportEASEL
- Canyon's edgeRIM
- CapHAT
- Capable ofUPTO
- Capacious craftARK
- CapacityROOM, ROLE
- Capacity of some carafesLITER
- Cape __COD
- Cape __ Island, Nova ScotiaBRETON
- Cape __, MACOD
- Cape __, MassachusettsANN, COD
- Cape Town cleric Peace NobelistBISHOPTUTU
- CapelliniANGELHAIR
- CaperANTIC
- Capful, perhapsDOSE
- Capital about 100 miles from Pago PagoAPIA
- Capital city in AnatoliaANKARA
- Capital city of Hyogo PrefectureKOBE
- Capital close to SlovakiaVIENNA
- Capital ibericaLISBOA
- Capital in Honshu's Kansai regionKYOTO
- Capital north of MemphisCAIRO
- Capital not hidden in the longest Across answersOSLO
- Capital NW of HartfordALBANYNY
- Capital of 9-DownHARARE
- Capital of AlbaniaTIRANE
- Capital of AlgeriaSOFTA
- Capital of BelarusMINSK
- Capital of British ColumbiaVICTORIA
- Capital of DelawareDEE
- Capital of EgyptCAIRO
- Capital of EritreaASMARA
- Capital of France?EURO, PARIS
- Capital of Georgia?GEE
- Capital of GhanaACCRA
- Capital of ItalyROME
- Capital of JordanAMMAN
- Capital of KansasTOPEKA
- Capital of MassachusettsBOSTON
- Capital of New ZealandZED
- Capital of NorwayOSLO
- Capital of OmanRIAL
- Capital of PeruLIMA
- Capital of PiemonteTORINO
- Capital of PolandWARSAW
- Capital of Switzerland?ESS
- Capital of TaiwanTAIPEI
- Capital of the short-lived Republic of the Rio GrandeLAREDO
- Capital of TibetLHASA
- Capital of Vietnam?VEE, HANOI
- Capital of Western AustraliaPERTH
- Capital of YemenWYE
- Capital on a fjordOSLO
- Capital on the Atlantic coastLISBON
- Capital on the TiberROME
- Capital One's virtual assistantENO
- Capital southwest of HelenaBOISE
- Capital Territory of IndiaDELHI
- Capital west of MontrealOTTAWA
- Capital within 500 mi. of 40% of all in the USCOLUMBUSOH
- Capital-sounding queenJUNO
- CapitalizeENDOW
- Capitalize onUSE
- Capitol cable channelCSPAN
- Capitol canvas for "The Apotheosis of Washington"DOME
- Capitol fig.SEN
- Capitol Hill fig.SEN
- Capitol Hill gp.CONG
- Capitol Hill VIPSEN
- Capone cohort FrankNITTI
- Capped jointsKNEES
- Caps and derbiesHATS
- Capsule summaryPRECIS
- Capsulemate of BuzzNEIL
- Capt. Kirk crewmateLTSULU
- Captain Hook lookSNEER
- Captain Marvel, for oneHEROINE
- Captain's band locationARM
- Captain's diaryLOG
- Captain's recordLOG
- Captcha targetROBOT
- Captivated byHOOKEDON
- CaptureNAB
- Capture digitallySCAN
- Capture, informallyNAB
- Captured, in a wayONVIDEO
- Capturer of ballpark smoochesKISSCAM
- CapturesNABS
- CarAUTO
- Car assembler in KentuckyTOYOTA
- Car bumper protectorBRA
- Car company that hosts Share the Love community eventsSUBARU
- Car dealer's spark-plugs shopPARTSDEPARTMENT
- Car driver's turnsLEFTS
- Car for coursesDINER
- Car freshener scentPINE
- Car fuelGAS
- Car horn soundBEEP
- Car horn soundsTOOTS
- Car horn's beepHONK
- Car in a Beach Boys songTBIRD
- Car in the leadPACER
- Car instrumentHORN
- Car loan figs.APRS
- Car named for a California beach cityCHEVROLETMALIBU
- Car radio buttonPRESET
- Car rental choiceSEDAN
- Car seller's concernBOOKVALUE
- Car sticker no.MSRP
- Car sticker statMPG
- Car tire contentsAIR
- Car transmission settingGEAR
- Car trip gameISPY
- Car wheelTIRE
- Car with a meterTAXI
- Car-unlocking toolSLIMJIM
- Car-wheels connectorAXLE
- Car's __-view mirrorREAR
- Car's beeperHORN
- Car's wheel rodAXLE
- Caramel candiesROLOS
- Caravan beastCAMEL
- Caravan campsiteOASIS
- Carbo-loaded, sayATEATON
- Carbonara ingredientPASTA
- Card carrier?DEALER
- Card dealer?AMEX
- Card game based on Crazy EightsUNO
- Card game exclamationGIN
- Card game that requires no skillWAR
- Card game with an edition for colorblind playersUNO
- Card game with bluffsPOKER
- Card game with bluffs and betsPOKER
- Card game with unspoken rulesMAO
- Card in an around-the-corner straightACE
- Card materialJOKE
- Card player's callUNO
- Card reader of a sortATM
- Card symbolSPADE
- Card table declarationIPASS
- Card with a single pipACE
- Cardamom-infused teaCHAI
- Carded at a club, casuallyIDED
- Cardi B songsRAPS
- Cardigan elbow, oftenSUEDE
- Cardinal pointEAST, WEST
- Cardinal pts.?TDS
- Cardio/martial arts programTAEBO
- Cardiologist's insertSTENT
- Cardiology concernLDL
- Cards swiped at workIDS
- Cards that reveal who's who and what's whatIDS
- Cards with picsIDS
- Cards with the most pipsTENS
- Cards, in NFL scoresARI
- Care centerCLINIC
- Care forTEND, KEEP, REAR
- Career athletesPROS
- Career fair haulSWAG
- Career officerLIFER
- CarefreeBLITHE
- Carefully considering somethingCHEWINGITOVER
- Carefully evaluate pasta?VETNOODLES
- Carefully separate, as hair strandsTEASEAPART
- Careless eaterSLOB
- Careless mistakeFLUB, BLOOP
- Careless trash tosserLITTERER
- Carelessly quickRASH
- Cares forTENDS
- Cares for deeplyLOVES
- Cargo carriedLOAD
- Cargo carrierVAN
- Cargo holderVAN
- Cargo measureTON
- Cargo weightTON
- Caribbean danceRUMBA
- Caribbean island near VenezuelaARUBA
- Caribbean or MediterraneanSEA
- Caribbean pirate portrayerDEPP
- Caribbean's Turks and __ IslandsCAICOS
- Caribou comestibleLICHEN
- Caribou cousinELK
- Caribou kinELK
- Caribou relativeELK
- Carl's cosmology menteeNEIL
- Carmaker whose last new model was the AleroOLDSMOBILE
- Carmen characterTORERO
- Carmichael who plays Lady Edith on "Downton Abbey"LAURA
- Carnaby Street's neighborhoodSOHO
- Carnaval cityRIO
- Carne __ASADA
- Carne __ (burrito filling)ASADA
- Carne __ (Mexican grilled meat)ASADA
- Carne __ tacos: steak dishASADA
- Carne optionASADA
- Carnival cityRIO
- Carnival creatorKIA
- Carnival criesWHEES
- Carnival ride with seats shaped like animalsMERRYGOROUND
- Carnivorous eelMORAY
- Carol contractionTIS
- Carol openingOCOME
- Carol performersCHOIR
- Carousel circlerHORSE
- Carousel rider?BAG
- CarousingONATOOT
- Carpenter?FLOORTRADER
- Carpenter's compressorCCLAMP
- Carpenter's drillAUGER
- Carpenters' union?ANTCOLONY
- Carpentry classSHOP
- Carpentry essentialsSAWS
- Carpentry joint partTENON
- Carpentry wedgeSHIM
- Carpet's coverageAREA
- Carrefour's countryHAITI
- CarriedBORNE
- Carried a debtOWED
- Carried onWORE
- Carried on diligentlyPLIED
- Carried the dayWON
- Carrier baseHUB
- Carrier for casino winnings?BLACKJACKBACKPACK
- Carrier in French PolynesiaAIRTAHITI
- Carrier lettersUSS
- Carrier on railsTRAM
- Carrier renamed in 1997USAIR
- Carrier to CheongjuKAL
- Carrier to CopenhagenSAS
- Carrier whose JFK terminal is now a landmark hotelTWA
- Carrier whose primary hub is Charles de GaulleAIRFRANCE, DUETO, SODAS
- Carriers powered by pantographs and overhead linesTRAMS
- Carries a balanceOWES
- Carries aroundTOTES
- Carries outDOES
- Carries protectivelyCRADLES
- Carrot relativePARSNIP
- Carrot, e.g.ROOT, HELO
- Carrot, on a snowmanNOSE
- CarryTOTE
- Carry too farOVERDO
- Carry wearilyLUG
- Carry-__ (small airline bags)ONS
- Carry-along grooming aidsPOCKETCOMBS
- Carryall bagTOTE
- Carryall bagsTOTES
- CarsAUTOS
- Cars singer OcasekRIC
- Cars that are "hailed"CABS
- Cars used to transport boxwoods and hydrangeas?SHRUBCOMPACTS
- Carson successorLENO
- Cartel founded in Baghdad in 1960OPEC
- Carter Center observerELECTIONMONITOR
- Cartesian concept that questions the reality of waking lifeDREAMARGUMENT
- Cartesian conclusionIAM
- Cartography collectionATLAS
- Carton sealerTAPE
- Carton-sealing rollTAPE
- Cartoon artCEL
- Cartoon explorerDORA
- Cartoon frameCEL
- Cartoon hero with a blond bobHEMAN
- Cartoon Network series about a trio of similarly named friendsEDEDDNEDDY
- Cartoon pig with a British accentPEPPA
- Cartoon quartet named for Renaissance artists, for shortTMNT
- Cartoon supplier of explosive tennis ballsACME
- Cartoonist GroeningMATT
- Cartoonist LarsonGARY
- Cartoonist's liquidsINKS
- Cartophile's collectionOLDMAPS
- Carve for displaySCULPT
- Carve in stoneETCH
- Carve in stone or glassETCH
- Carve outETCH
- Carved artworks on pedestalsSCULPTURES
- Carved stoneCAMEO
- Carver of cartoondomGEPPETTO
- Carves in stoneETCHES
- Carwash staffWAXERS
- Cary Grant film about a gamblerMRLUCKY
- Cary Grant film that airs periodically on classic movie channels?ASANDOLDLACE
- Casa chamberSALA
- Casablanca characterILSA
- Casablanca womanILSA
- Case managersDAS
- Case worker's org.ABA
- Cash advanceLOAN
- Cash back?COW
- Cash dispenserATM
- Cash dispensersATMS
- Cash drawerTILL
- Cash in MexicoPESO
- Cash, casuallyMOOLA
- Cash, informallyMOOLA
- CashiersOUSTS
- Casino actionBET
- Casino card dispenserSHOE
- Casino card gameBACCARAT
- Casino cash dispensersATMS
- Casino city, for shortVEGAS
- Casino convenience, brieflyATM
- Casino cubeDIE
- Casino gameBACCARAT
- Casino key customerHIGHROLLER
- Casino numbers gameKENO
- Casino requestHITME
- Casino supplyDICE
- Casino tipTOKE
- Casino worker with cardsDEALER
- Casio competitorTIMEX
- Cask beer in traditional British pubsREALALE
- CassetteTAPE
- CassettesTAPES
- Cassettes that may spark nostalgiaMIXTAPES
- Cassini of fashionOLEG
- Cassowary kinEMUS, RHEA
- Cassowary relativeEMU
- Cast a ballotVOTE
- Cast a ballot, sayCHOOSE
- Cast a wide netTRAWL
- Cast asideDROP
- Cast forthEMIT
- Cast iron coatSEASONING
- Cast memberACTOR
- Cast membersACTORS
- Cast offUNMOOR
- Cast off from the bodyEGEST
- Cast-of-thousands movieEPIC
- Castaway's escape vehicleRAFT
- Castaway's log vesselRAFT
- Castaway's placeISLET
- Castaway's spotISLE
- Castaways' vehiclesRAFTS
- CastigateRAILON
- Castilian heroELCID
- Casting slotsROLES
- Castle fortificationPARAPET
- Castle structuresTOWERS
- Castle towerTURRET
- Castle trenchesMOATS
- Castle-breaching explosivePETARD
- Castles' watery surroundersMOATS
- Casual "They can do what they want"LETEM
- Casual attemptsFLINGS
- Casual attireTEE
- Casual attire suggestionNOTIE
- Casual clothingKHAKIS
- Casual clothing categoryDAYWEAR
- Casual commentREMARK
- Casual conversationCHAT
- Casual denialNOPE
- Casual discussionCHAT
- Casual eateryDINER, CAFE
- Casual farewellTATA
- Casual get-togetherSESH
- Casual greetingHIYA, OHHI
- Casual hellosHIS
- Casual Japanese expression of thanksDOMO
- Casual patronWALKIN
- Casual refusalNAW
- Casual restaurantDINER
- Casual shirtPOLO
- Casual shirtsTEES, POLOS
- Casual shoe, casuallyMOC
- Casual short-sleeve shirtsPOLOS
- Casual slacksCHINOS
- Casual top?CAMI, TEE
- Casual updos, or what can be found in the answers to the starred clues?MESSYBUNS
- Casually mentions a famous friendNAMEDROPS
- Cat breed with blue eyesSIAMESE
- Cat or mouseANIMAL
- Cat seatLAP
- Cat with at least three common aliasesPUMA
- Cat with no tailROADGRADER
- Cat-chasing crySCAT
- Cat's "Please pet me"MEOW
- Cat's "Thanks for petting me"PURR
- Cat's coatFUR
- Cat's cryMEOW
- Cat's eye, oftenSLIT
- Cat's noiseMEOW
- Cat's pawMINION
- Cat's scratcherCLAW
- Cat's toenailCLAW
- Catalan contemporary of CalderMIRO
- Cataloged workOPUS
- Catalonia neighborARAGON
- CatalystIMPETUS, AGENT
- CatcallHOOT
- CatchSPY, NET, ENMESH, HEAR, HITCH, NAB, SEE, SNARE
- Catch a few winksNAP
- Catch a glimpse ofESPY
- Catch in a trapSNARE, ENSNARE
- Catch in the actNAIL
- Catch sight ofESPY, NOTICE, SEE
- Catch some raysSUN
- Catch wavesSURF
- Catch words?HEAR
- Catch, as a radio showTUNEINTO
- Catchall abbr.MISC
- Catchall category: Abbr.MISC
- Catchall gp.MISC
- Catchall option on a surveyOTHER
- Catcher's gloveMITT
- Catcher's protective legwearSHINGUARDS
- Catchers' glovesMITTS
- CatchesNABS
- Catches red-handedNABS
- Catches, as a criminalNABS
- Catching in an ambushWAYLAYING
- Catchy part of a songHOOK
- Catchy tuneBOP
- Catchy tunes, informallyBOPS
- CategoriesTYPES, ILKS
- CategoryILK
- Category of nounTHING
- Cater basely (to)PANDER
- Caterer's coffeemakersURNS
- Caterer's hardwareOVEN
- Caterer's heat sourceSTERNO
- Caterer's vesselsURNS
- Catering containerURN
- Caterpillar counterpartsDEERES
- Caterpillar productDOZER
- Caterpillar rivalDEERE
- Caterpillar roll ingredientEEL
- Catfish habitatBAYOU
- Catfish Southern habitatBAYOU
- Cathedral areaAPSE
- Cathedral centerNAVE
- Cathedral city in TuscanySIENA
- Cathedral nicheAPSE
- Cathedral recessAPSE
- Cathedral sectionsAPSES
- Catherine of "Beetlejuice"OHARA
- Catherine of "Home Alone"OHARA
- Catherine of "The Studio"OHARA
- Catherine Parr, for about 19 monthsQUEENDOWAGER
- Catherine the Great portrayer FanningELLE
- Cathode's counterpartANODE
- Catholic leaderPOPE
- Catlike creatureCIVET
- Catnap spotsSOFAS
- Cats creditELIOT
- Cats finaleESS
- Cats guy's monogramTSE
- Cats lyrics sourceELIOT
- Cats monogramTSE
- Cats' commentsMEOWS
- Cattle chewCUD
- Cattle chorusMOOS
- Cattle farmRANCH
- Cattle ranch animalSTEER
- Catwoman, for Selina KyleALTEREGO
- Caught in a trapENSNARED
- Caught off base?TAGGED
- Caught up?TREED
- CauldronPOT
- Cauliflower kinBROCCOLI
- Cauliflower unitHEAD
- CauseLEADTO
- Cause a rift betweenDRIVEAPART
- Cause damage toHURT
- Cause for alarmsFIRE
- Cause frictionCHAFE
- Cause injury toHARM
- Cause of a blank photoLENSCAP
- Cause of a sticky situationGLUE
- Cause of inflationAIR
- Cause of insomnia or euphoriaMANIA
- Cause of interrupted sleep, perhapsAPNEA
- Cause of many blowupsTNT
- Cause of some food poisoningECOLI
- Cause of some food recallsECOLI
- Cause of statistical misrepresentationBIAS
- Cause of wild weatherELNINO
- Cause resentmentOFFEND
- Cause to blushABASH
- Cause to chuckleAMUSE
- Cause to increase, as an auction priceBIDUP
- Cause to laughAMUSE
- Caused byDUETO
- Causes a mix-upSTIRS
- Causes of sorrowWOES
- Causes of spiraling, at timesFEARS
- Causes to gasp, perhapsAWES
- CausticBITTER
- Caustic cleanerLYE
- Caustic cleanersLYES
- Caustic solutionLYE
- Caustic, as commentsSNIDE
- Caution adage BEFORE 29-AcrossLOOK
- Caution light colorAMBER
- CautiousWARY
- Cautious-beginning metaphorTOEDIP
- Cavaliers sch.UVA
- Cavalry horsesSTEEDS
- Cavalrymen at WaterlooLANCERS
- CaveRELENT
- Cave man?PLATO
- Caves inGIVES
- CaviarROE
- CaviarsROES
- Cavity filler's deg.DDS
- CBS forensic franchiseCSI
- CBS military law dramaNCIS
- CBS military series in its 23rd seasonNCIS
- CBS procedural set in D.C.NCIS
- cc, e.g.ADD
- CD issuerSANDL
- CD-__ (computer disc)ROM
- CD-__ driveROM
- CeaseEND
- Cease and __DESIST
- Cease and desist?STOPS
- Cease being upstandingSIT
- CeaselesslyEVER
- Ceaselessly, quicklyAMPM
- Cedar chest, essentiallyWOODTRUNK
- Cedar Point expanseERIE
- Cedar Point's lakeERIE
- Cedar Rapids collegeCOE
- Cedar Rapids residentIOWAN
- Ceiling applianceFAN
- Ceiling metalTIN
- Ceiling spinnerFAN
- Ceiling supportBEAM
- Ceiling's fire-safety deviceSMOKEALARM
- Celeb news siteEONLINE
- Celeb's image problemBADPR
- Celebrate Eid al-Fitr, e.g.EAT
- Celebrate emphaticallyDOAJIG
- Celebrate noisilyREVEL
- Celebrates birthdaysAGES
- Celebration with rainbow flagsPRIDE
- Celebratory cryYES
- Celebratory cry during a game of tagGOTHIM
- Celebratory gesture after a successAIRPUNCH
- Celebratory Greek cryOPA
- Celebratory poemODE
- CelebriousNOTED
- Celebrity chef AdjepongERIC
- Celebrity chef FieriGUY
- Celebrity chef MartinYAN
- Celebrity chef with a flagship restaurant in New OrleansEMERIL
- Celebrity coupleITEM
- Celebrity gossip showENEWS
- Celebrity gossip siteTMZ
- Celebrity's hotel check-in name, perhapsALIAS
- Celery, carrots, etc.VEGGIES
- Celeste, shortlyESSIE
- CelestialASTRAL
- Celestial altarARA
- Celestial bearURSA
- Celestial event such as the PerseidsMETEORSHOWER
- Celestial explosionsNOVAE
- Celestial hunterORION
- Celestial radio wave sourcePULSAR
- Celestial sightSTAR
- Cell service initialsLTE
- Cell service lettersLTE
- Cell starterHELLO
- Cell's predecessorPDA
- Cellar dwellersWINES
- Cellist MaYOYO
- Cello ancestorVIOL
- Cello cousinVIOLA
- Cello's sect.STR
- Cello's smaller relativeVIOLA
- Cellphone protectorSKIN
- Cellphone tech lettersLTE
- Cellphone's 2ABC
- Cellular materialRNA
- Cellular plan?DNA
- Celtic artwork featureKNOT
- Celtic priest of oldDRUID
- Cement __ (concrete-making machine)MIXER
- Cenozoic __ERA
- Center ice, in hockeyNEUTRALZONE
- Center of a bagelHOLE
- Center of a historic boastVIDI
- Center of activityHUB
- Center of an appleCORE
- Center of convergenceERG
- Center of operationsHOMEBASE
- Center prefixEPI
- Center starterEPI
- Center with many brand-name storesOUTLETMALL
- Center X or OTAC
- Centers of activityLOCI
- Centers of drupesPITS
- Centers of hurricanesEYES
- Centers of solar systemsSUNS
- Centipede makerATARI
- CentralMAIN
- Central Florida cityOCALA
- Central Florida city nicknameOTOWN
- Central focusTHEME
- Central green in a small townVILLAGECOMMON
- Central ideaTHEME
- Central ideasTHEMES
- Central Italian cityASSISI
- Central Italian regionUMBRIA
- Central Pacific Bank's island headquartersHONOLULU
- Central parking facilityMAINLOT
- Central partCORE
- Central Plains peopleOTOES
- Central positionsMIDSTS
- Central Scottish cityPERTH
- Central Texas cityABILENE
- Central Washington State Fair cityYAKIMA
- Centuries-old censureETTU
- Century before Y2KMCM
- Century fractionYEAR
- CEO's aideASST
- Ceramic floor patternTILING
- Ceramic floor pieceTILE
- Ceramic flooring installerTILER
- Ceramic fragmentsSHARDS
- CeraVe rivalOLAY
- Cereal brand "for kids"TRIX
- Cereal coveted by a silly rabbitTRIX
- Cereal grainOAT
- Cereal servingBOWL
- Cereal shapesLOOPS
- Cereal that once featured a crossword puzzle in magazine adsALPHABITS
- Cereal-based snackCHEXMIX
- Cerebral exteriorCORTEX
- Cerebral measureIQTEST
- Ceremonial accessorySASH
- Ceremonial actsRITES
- Ceremonial eventRITE
- Ceremonial spotALTAR
- CeremonyPOMP
- Ceremony host, or a phonetic hint to 17-, 23-, 37-, 45-, and 58-AcrossEMCEE
- Ceremony that adorns dollar bills?RITEONTHEMONEY
- Certain barnyard attackBUTT
- Certain cash stashesIRAS
- Certain cerealMUESLI
- Certain chart topperCEO
- Certain chart toppersCEOS
- Certain chess piece evocationMITRE
- Certain course for cargoSEALANE
- Certain dance partyPROM, RAVE
- Certain drill-bit buyerDDS
- Certain exercise postureASANA
- Certain farm animalANT
- Certain FedNARC
- Certain forcesNAVIES
- Certain fowlTOM
- Certain gobblerTOM
- Certain hardware store patron, casuallyDIYER
- Certain ID issuerDMV
- Certain MideasternersIRANIANS
- Certain NCOSGT
- Certain offshore harvesterBAYMAN
- Certain phone chatsIMS
- Certain pod legume (R)ENGLISHPEA
- Certain representative for a child actor, casuallyMOMAGER
- Certain safe havensARKS
- Certain school yearsELHI
- Certain schoolroomsGYMS
- Certain ScotGAEL
- Certain shape for the roadCONE
- Certain sibSIS
- Certain SiberiansTATARS
- Certain silent-era filmsPHOTODRAMAS
- Certain skirtKILT
- Certain sleep aidsEYEMASKS
- Certain sneaker fabricDENIM
- Certain soft drinksSODAS
- Certain spouseWIFE
- Certain stable workerGROOM
- Certain staircase shapeSPIRAL
- Certain steakTBONE
- Certain sultan subjectOMANI
- Certain travel plannerCRUISEGUIDE
- Certain truffle hunterPIG
- Certain turkeyTOM
- Certain tuskersBOARS
- Certain undergradSOPH
- Certain viperADDER
- Certain wall buildersMASONS
- Certain well-spoken oneLADY
- Certain WWII enlisteeWAAC
- CertifiedAVERRED
- CertifiesACCREDITS
- CertifySWEARTO, ATTEST
- Cesky apostolPAVEL
- Cesta-slung spherePELOTA
- Ceutical starterNUTRA
- CGI emu who wears sunglasses in insurance adsLIMU
- Chabert of "Party of Five"LACEY
- Chabert of the "Crossword Mysteries" seriesLACEY
- Chad's continent: Abbr.AFR
- Chain keyISLE
- Chain known for health productsGNC
- Chain lettersRNA
- Chain of hillsRIDGE
- Chain pts.MTS
- Chain with Two Buck Chuck wineTRADERJOES
- Chain-__ fenceLINK
- Chair artisanCANER
- Chair carried on polesSEDAN
- Chair for an on-the-road totCARSEAT
- Chair or benchSEAT
- Chair or pewSEAT
- Chair or sofaSEAT
- Chair without a backSTOOL
- ChairsLEADERS
- Chalice, e.g.CUP
- Challenge for a bikerHILL
- Challenge for a bowlerSPLIT
- Challenge for a cross-country runnerHILL
- Challenge preambleIDARE
- Challenge starterIDARE
- Challenges for adolescentsPEERGROUPPRESSURES
- Challenges for some gamersBOSSLEVELS
- Challenges for students and senatorsMIDTERMS
- Challenges, as a credit card chargeDISPUTES
- Challenging chem courseORGO
- Challenging direction to sailUPWIND
- Challenging HS class that covers Reconstruction and ProhibitionAPISTORY
- Challenging phraseTOPTHIS
- Chamber groupSTRINGQUARTET
- Chambers of commerce?MALL
- Chambre d'__ (guest bedroom)AMI
- Chamomile or PeppermintHERBALTEA
- Champagne bottle sealsCORKS
- Champagne categoryBRUT
- Champagne containerWINEBOTTLE
- Champagne cork's soundPOP
- Champagne glassFLUTE
- Champagne label wordSEC
- Champagne nameMOET
- Champagne specBRUT
- Champagne-toast soundCLINK
- Champagne, for exampleWINE, SPARKLINGWINE
- Champagne's underground storage areaWINECELLAR
- ChanceRISK
- Chance for a hitATBAT
- Chance to add to one's scoreBONUSROUND
- Chance to playTURN
- Chance to stand for a spell?BEE
- Chance worth takingCALCULATEDRISK
- Chanced uponMET
- Chances for a hitATBATS
- Chances to swingATBATS
- Chaney of classic horrorLON
- Chaney of old filmsLON
- Chaney of silent horror filmsLON
- ChangeALTER
- Change beds?REPLANT
- Change course suddenlyVEER
- Change for $5ONES
- Change for a $20TENS
- Change for a $20 billTENS
- Change for a $5 billONES
- Change for a 20, maybeTENS
- Change for a tenONES
- Change for a twentyTENS
- Change for the betterEMEND
- Change from residential to commercial, sayREZONE
- Change geneticallyMUTATE
- Change lines, sayREMAP
- Change machine insertsONES
- Change one's story?EDIT
- Change placesMOVE
- Change positions a lotJOBHOP
- Change positions oftenJOBHOP
- Change shadesDYE
- Change the color ofDYE
- Change the decor ofREDO
- Change the meaning ofREDEFINE
- Change your mindSHIFT
- Change ZIP codesRELO
- Changeable camera partLENS
- Changed the color ofDYED
- Changed the laundry?BLED, SUCH
- Changes back (to)REVERTS
- Changes because ofADAPTSTO
- Changes the color ofDYES
- Changes to articlesEDITS
- Changes with the timesADAPTS
- Changing placesCABANAS
- Changing sea levels?OCEANTIDES
- ChannelDUCT
- Channel for film fansAMC
- Channel for hoops fansNBATV
- Channel for NBA and NFL gamesESPN
- Channel for shoppingHSN
- Channel launched in 1981MTV
- Channel markerBUOY
- Channel that brings tears to one's eyes?DUCT
- Channel that rarely fails to make one cryTEARDUCT
- Channel with "Max" streamingHBO
- Channel with "Press Your Luck" rerunsGSN
- Channel with music videos and "Reba" rerunsCMT
- Channels that provide ocean accessSEAGATES
- Chant from a giantFILLEFIFOFUM
- Chant from fans dressed in red, white, and blueUSA
- Chant syllablesOMS
- ChantedINTONED
- Chanting syllablesOMS
- Chaotic crowdMOB
- Chapati flourATTA
- Chapel benchPEW
- Chapel centerpieceALTAR
- Chapel Hill sch.UNC
- Chaplin granddaughter in 2025's AvatarOONA
- Chaplin of the Netflix miniseries "Treason"OONA
- Chaplin personaTRAMP
- Chappell Roan genrePOPMUSIC
- Chappell Roan's "__ Pony Club"PINK
- ChapsHES, MEN
- Chapter 28 of an 1850s nautical taleAHAB
- Chapter in historyERA
- Chapter of historyERA
- Chapters of historyERAS
- CharacterROLE
- Character generatorKEY
- Character who says, "Some people are worth melting for"OLAF
- Character with Warp Cannon transportationMARIO
- CharacteristicTRAIT
- Characteristic patternsMOTIFS
- Characters in Anna Dewdney booksLLAMAS
- Characters' journeysARCS, RANCOR, THERMO, LIPA
- Charades playerMIMER
- Charcuterie board selectionsSALAMIS, MEAGER
- Charcuterie fareMEAT
- Charge for cashATMFEE
- Charge for using a cardATMFEE
- Charge too muchGOUGE
- Chargeable transportEBIKE
- Chargeable two-wheelersEBIKES
- Charged atomION
- Charged atomsIONS
- Charged particleION
- Charged particlesIONS
- Charger connectionUSB
- Charger, e.g.AUTO
- ChargesGOESAT, BILLS
- Charges on roadsTOLLS
- Charges, in a wayIONIZES
- Chariot racer in the 67 OlympicsNERO
- Charismatic confidenceMOJO
- Charity financed by legacyPRIVATEFOUNDATION
- Charlemagne's domain, brieflyHRE
- Charles III, e.g.MONARCH
- Charles III's second granddaughterLILIBET
- Charley horse, e.g.SPASM, CRAMP
- Charlie's Angels and the Powerpuff GirlsTRIOS
- Charlie's role-playing granddaughterOONA
- Charlie's successor on Two and a Half MenASHTON
- Charlotte Hornets colorTEAL
- Charlottesville sch.UVA
- Charming ritualsLOVESPELLS
- Charming Southern womanBELLE
- Chart toppersHITS, HITTUNES
- ChartbusterHIT
- Charters, for instanceHIRES
- Charters, sayRENTS
- ChasedRANAFTER
- Chases gameHUNTS
- Chat at lengthCHEWTHEFAT
- Chat box buttonSEND
- Chats on and onGABS
- Chats online, brieflyIMS
- Chatted on WhatsApp, brieflyIMED
- ChatterboxesGABBERS
- Chaucer pilgrims' destinationCANTERBURY
- Chaucer tale tellerREEVE
- Chauffeur-driven autoLIMO
- Chauffeur-driven carsLIMOS
- Cheap and chintzyTENCENT
- Cheap gift?PENNYLOAFERS
- Cheap tix optionSRO
- Cheap wines at some restaurantsHOUSEREDS
- CheapenDEVALUE
- Cheaper than usualONSALE
- Check a final time?MATE
- Check all the boxes, sayOPTIN
- Check for fingerprintsDUST
- Check for freshnessSNIFF
- Check in and payRENTAROOM
- Check in progressSTUNT
- Check no.ACCT, AMT
- Check outVET
- Check out improperlyLEERAT
- Check sum thingsREADD
- Check the flow ofSTEM
- Check-in itemsROOMKEYS
- Check-in places?ATMS
- Checkbook no.ACCT
- Checked garmentsCOATS
- Checked outSEEN, EYED
- Checked out for a crimeCASED
- Checker colorRED
- Checkers sideRED
- Checkers turnMOVE
- Checking before buyingTRYINGON
- Checking for fitTRYINGON
- Checking promiseILLASK
- Checkmate symbolPOUNDSIGN
- Checkout counter supplyBAGS
- Checkout deviceIPAD
- Checkout lane bagTOTE
- Checkout page inputCOUPONCODE
- Checkpoint for the terminally on line?TSA
- Checks (out) in advanceSCOPES
- Checks for fitTRIESON
- Checkup requestSAYAAH
- Cheddar kinCOLBY
- Cheddar shreddersGRATERS
- CheekSASS
- Cheek colorerROUGE
- Cheekbone enhancerROUGE
- CheekyPERT
- Cheep digs?NEST
- Cheer (for)ROOT
- Cheer for a divaBRAVA
- Cheer for a teamROOT
- Cheer team feelingPEP
- Cheer upGLADDEN
- CheerfulGLAD, KEEPSAT
- Cheerful and energeticPERKY
- Cheerful natureSUNNYDISPOSITION
- Cheerful tuneLILT
- Cheerful-sounding sobriquetSONNY
- Cheers at the Bienal de FlamencoOLES
- Cheery aproned agent in Progressive Insurance adsFLO
- CHEERY PUBHYPERCUBE
- Cheese choiceEDAM
- Cheese chunkWEDGE
- Cheese in a Greek omeletFETA
- Cheese in some bagelsASIAGO
- Cheese lover (and mixed-up tulip hero)TUROPHILE
- Cheese substitute?SCRIP
- Cheese with a Romano varietyPECORINO
- Cheese with holesSWISS
- Cheese's lunch partnerMAC
- Cheesehead's st.WISC
- Cheesemaking needRENNET
- Cheesy diner sandwichMELT
- Cheesy sammiesMELTS
- Cheetah, to Wonder WomanFOE
- Chef Jiro of the documentary "Jiro Dreams of Sushi"ONO
- Chef-training sch. in Hyde ParkCIA
- Chef's coat?TEFLON
- Chef's hatTOQUE
- Chef's road mapRECIPE
- Chef's topperTOQUE
- Chef's vesselsPANS
- Chekov colleagueSULU
- Chelsea apartmentsFLATS
- Chem class for premedsORGO
- Chem class localeLAB
- Chem class roomsLABS
- Chem. in some dispensary productsCBD
- Chem. or bio.SCI
- Chemical cousinISOMER
- Chemical synthesis needREAGENT
- Chemically quietINERT
- Chemist Mendeleev who created the periodic tableDMITRI
- Chemist's work roomLAB
- Chemist's workplaceLAB
- Chemist's workroomLAB
- Chemistry class modelATOM
- Chemistry lab fixtureGASJET
- Chemistry suffixENE
- Chemistry test subject?ACID
- Cheney predecessorGORE
- Cherie femmeAMIE
- CherishADORE, VALUE
- Cherish deeplyADORE
- Cherries atop Black Forest cakeMORELLOS
- Cherry and rubyREDS
- Cherry centerPIT
- Cherry centersPITS
- Cherry discardPIT
- Cherry or limeTREE
- Cherub in Italian artAMORETTO
- Cherubic deityEROS
- Cherubic godCUPID
- Cheryl of "Charlie's Angels"LADD
- Chesapeake Bay occupationEELER
- Chess grand master CorkeANYA
- Chess greats, for shortGMS
- Chess or charadesGAME
- Chess or checkersGAME
- Chess piece colorBLACK
- Chess piece on f1 or f8KINGSBISHOP
- Chessmaster SpasskyBORIS
- Chest boneRIB
- Chest day targets, for shortPECS
- Chest muscle, brieflyPEC
- Chest musclesPECS
- Chest muscles, brieflyPECS
- Chest muscles, for shortPECS
- Chest of drawersDRESSER
- Chest spasm with a sharp soundHICCUP
- Chests of drawersDRESSERS
- Chevrolet model until 2019VOLT
- Chevy coupe with a cargo bedELCAMINO
- Chew (on)GNAW
- Chew like a beaverGNAW
- Chew like a squirrelGNAW
- Chew outREBUKE, BAWL
- Chew the sceneryEMOTE
- Chew toy stapleRAWHIDE
- Chews like a beaverGNAWS
- Chewy bits in some oatmeal cookiesRAISINS
- Chewy brandALPO
- Chewy candyNOUGAT
- Cheyenne allyARAPAHO
- Chez Panisse owner WatersALICE
- Chi-town paperTRIB
- Chi. summer hrs.CDT
- Chianti o pinot grigioVINO
- Chianti, to ItaliansVINO
- Chic accessory?TRES
- Chic bag monogramYSL
- Chica's title: Abbr.SRTA
- Chicago airportOHARE
- Chicago airport codeORD
- Chicago Booth degs.MBAS
- Chicago hoops squadSKY
- Chicago MLBerCUB
- Chicago suburbJOLIET
- Chicago universityDEPAUL
- Chicago White __ (baseball team)SOX
- Chicago, for oneMETROPOLIS
- Chicago's state: Abbr.ILL
- ChicaneryRUSES
- Chichén __: Mayan ruinsITZA
- Chick's chirpPEEP
- Chicken __KIEV
- Chicken __ bleuCORDON
- Chicken __ kingALA
- Chicken __ mein (Chinese dish)CHOW
- Chicken ___ (main course)KIEV
- Chicken cordon __BLEU
- Chicken pieceTHIGH, TIDE, ENABLE, BARDO, IKE
- Chicken pot pie vegetablePEA
- Chicken servingCUTLET
- Chicken soup or ginger teaCOLDREMEDY
- Chicken's gulletCRAW
- Chiding soundTSK
- Chief on deckBOSN
- Chiefs star Kelce, to fansTRAV
- Chihuahua "Check this out!"MIRA
- Chihuahua-likeYAPPY
- Child care providerNANNY
- Child's bedtime narrativeFAIRYTALE
- Child's catchphraseBONAPPETIT
- Child's choo-chooTOYTRAIN
- Child's snow vehicleSLED
- Childcare providersNANNIES
- Childish comebackISTOO, DOESTOO, ARESO
- Childish retortARESO
- Children, slangilyLITTLES
- Children's author AsquithROS
- Children's show whose title character leaves paw-print hints, and what 18-, 23-, 36-, and 52-Across have in commonBLUESCLUES
- Chili con carne, essentiallySTEW
- Chili dish served in a corn chip bagFRITOPIE
- Chili thickenerTOMATOPASTE
- Chili-and-chips dishFRITOPIE
- Chili's rivalTGIFRIDAYS
- ChillATPEACE, COOLIT
- Chill for a long timeICEAGE
- ChillingATEASE, EERIE
- Chilling thingSPECTER
- ChillsHANGS
- Chills with cubesICES
- Chilly tempsTEENS
- Chimney accumulationSOOT
- Chimney buildupSOOT
- Chimney ductFLUE
- Chimney outputSMOKE
- Chimney residueSOOT
- Chimp cousinORANG
- Chimp kinORANG
- Chimp or gorillaAPE
- Chimp, e.g.APE
- Chimp, for instanceAPE
- Chimp, for oneAPE
- Chimps and gorillasAPES
- Chin indentationCLEFT
- China settingASIA
- China's continentASIA
- Chinese cabbageYUAN
- Chinese city, first with a COVID lockdownWUHAN
- Chinese dumplingBAO
- Chinese figurine mineralJADE
- Chinese greetingNIHAO
- Chinese lap dog, for shortPEKE
- Chinese martial artWUSHU
- Chinese philosopherLAOTSE
- Chinese philosophical conceptTAO
- Chinese small bitesDIMSUM
- Chinese templePAGODA
- Chinese zodiac animalRAT
- Chip bag closerCLIP
- Chip choiceNINEIRON
- Chip dipSALSA
- Chip shapeDISC
- Chip's spicy dipSALSA
- ChipperCHEERY, SPRY
- Chips + cheeseNACHOS
- Chips and pretzels. in adsSNAX
- Chips' common partnerCOD
- Chiropractor's concernALIGNMENT
- ChirpPEEP, TWEET
- ChitchatGAB
- ChivalrousGALLANT
- Chivalrous titleSIR
- Chiwere speakerOTOE
- Chloé Zhao, for oneDIRECTOR
- Chlorine or kryptonELEMENT
- Chocolate __ cookiesCHIP
- Chocolate alternativeCAROB
- Chocolate confectionBARK
- Chocolate or yellow poochLAB
- Chocolate shapeBAR
- Chocolate sourceCACAO
- Chocolate-covered biteRAISINET
- Chocolate-flavored coffeeMOCHA
- Chocolate/peanuts candyBABYRUTHBAR
- Chocolate/toffee barSKOR
- Chocolatier WonkaWILLY
- Chocolaty cereal brandOREOOS
- Chocolaty coffeesMOCHAS
- Choice for a chargeTNT
- Choice of twoAORB
- Choice that requires little thoughtNOBRAINER
- Choice when the Tide runs out?GAIN
- Choir guyTENOR
- Choir musicHYMN
- Choir performancesPARTS
- Choir sectionALTOS
- Choir voiceTENOR
- ChokeTANK
- ChokedBLEWIT
- CholerIRE
- ChompBITE
- Chomped onBITINTO
- ChooseOPT, ELECT
- Choose (to)OPT
- Choose by ballotELECT
- Choose for an officeELECT
- Choose from a slateELECT
- Choose not to cook, sayEATOUT
- Choose to joinOPTINTO
- Choose to serveELECT
- Choose when to throw a footballTIMETHEPASS
- Choose yea or nayVOTE
- Choose yes or noRSVP
- Choose-your-ownMIXANDMATCH
- Choose, with "for"OPT
- Chooses by ballotELECTS
- Chooses to participateOPTSIN
- Chooses, with "for"OPTS
- Chop (off)LOP
- Chop downHEW
- Chop finelyMINCE
- Chop into tiny piecesMINCE
- Chophouse orderTBONE
- Chopin pieceETUDE
- Chopped downHEWN, AXED
- Chopped into small cubesDICED
- Chopped with a macheteHACKED
- Chopping downAXING
- Chopping toolAXE
- Choppy, layered style with black bangsEMOHAIR
- Chops downHEWS
- Chops, these daysMASTERY
- Choral clinkerSOURNOTE
- Choral contingentTENORS, BASSI
- Choral programSONGS
- Choral sectionTENORS
- Choral voiceALTO
- ChoreTASK
- Chore list headingTODO
- Chore to doTASK
- Chorus syllablesLALA
- ChoseOPTED, SELECTED
- Chose from a lineupIDED
- Chose, with "for"OPTED
- ChowEATS, ALLISLOST, CONTRACTIONTALKS, RAIL, TRIO, SENS, SEEN
- Chow downEAT
- Chow for a sowSLOP
- Chow, e.g.BREED
- Chowder morselCLAM
- Chowder proteinCLAM
- Chowed downATE
- Chows downEATS
- Chris of "Knives Out"EVANS
- Chris of "The Sapphires"ODOWD
- Chris who's been Captain AmericaEVANS
- ChristenNAME
- Christen anewRENAME
- Christie's "Evil __ the Sun"UNDER
- Christie's Belgian sleuthPOIROT
- Christie's male detectivePOIROT
- Christina of "Burlesque"AGUILERA
- Christina who played Wednesday Addams and appeared on "Wednesday"RICCI
- ChristmasNOEL
- Christmas candy shapeCANE
- Christmas carolNOEL
- Christmas carol leaperLORD
- Christmas carol set to "Greensleeves"WHATCHILDISTHIS
- Christmas cookie receiverSANTA
- Christmas delivery?NOEL
- Christmas seasonYULE
- Christmas songCAROL, NOEL
- Christmas song milkerMAID
- Christmas tuneNOEL
- Christophe's corpulentGRAS
- Chromebook companyACER
- Chromosome unitsGENES
- ChronicleANNAL
- ChrysalisPUPA
- Chrysler that won the 1978 Motor Trend Car of the Year AwardDODGEOMNI
- Chuck, round, etc.STEWMEAT
- Chuckle in a DMLOL
- Chuckle noiseHEE
- Chuckle syllableHEH, HAR
- Chuckles at a gif, sayLOLS
- ChuffedGLAD
- ChumPAL
- ChumsPALS
- ChunkSLAB
- Chunk of concreteSLAB
- Chunk of gold oreNUGGET
- Chunk of historyERA
- Chunks in some soupsPEAS
- Church areaAPSE
- Church areasAPSES
- Church councilsSYNODS
- Church fixtureORGAN
- Church headquartered in SLCLDS
- Church instrument with pipesORGAN
- Church instrument's knobORGANSTOP
- Church ladiesNUNS
- Church leaderPASTOR
- Church nicheAPSE
- Church officialCLERIC
- Church pipesORGAN
- Church platformALTAR
- Church recessAPSE
- Church steepleSPIRE
- Church steeplesSPIRES
- Church topperSTEEPLE
- Church walkwayAISLE
- Chute starterPARA
- CIA predecessorOSS
- Cicero's "true mother of the arts"PHILOSOPHY
- Cidade brasileiraRIO
- Cider choicePEAR
- Cider fruitAPPLE
- Cider sourcePEAR
- Cigar remnantBUTT
- Cigna competitorAETNA
- Cincinnati MLBersREDS
- Cincinnati's localeOHIO
- Cincinnati's stateOHIO
- Cinderella's shoeSLIPPER
- Cinema areasLOBBIES
- Cinema icon born in RomeLOREN
- Cinema stafferUSHER
- Cinema's first WonkaWILDER
- Cinematic cultural phenomenon in the summer of 2023BARBENHEIMER
- Cinematic FXCGI
- Cinematic scary addr.ELMST
- Cinematic successHIT
- Cinematic transitionFADEIN
- Cinematographer's assignment?SHOOTYOURSHOT
- Cinematographer's choiceLENS
- Cinemax alternativeTMC
- Cinephile resourceIMDB
- Cinephile's siteIMDB
- Cinnamon, but not saccharinTREE
- Cinq moins deuxTROIS
- Cinquain, e.g.POEM
- Cipher breakersKEYS
- Circle dancesHORAS
- Circle prefixSEMI
- Circle sectionsARCS
- Circle segmentARC
- Circle the earthORBIT
- Circle-shaped cutter for Italian piesPIZZAWHEEL
- Circles kept in squaresLPS
- Circular openings in domesOCULI
- Circular pathARC
- Circular windowsOCULI
- Circulation mainstayAORTA
- CircumferenceGIRTH
- Circumnavigator in a Jules Verne novelPHILEASFOGG
- Circus performanceACT
- Circus venueTENT
- Cirque du __SOLEIL
- Citation abbr.ETAL
- Citation abbreviationETAL
- Citi Field MLBerNYMET
- Citi Field predecessorSHEA
- Citizen Kane studioRKO
- Citrus beverageJUICE
- Citrus drinks, for shortOJS
- Citrus fruitLIME
- Citrus hybridTANGELO
- Citrus with crimson fleshBLOODORANGE
- Citrus-infused brewORANGETEA
- Citrusy frozen dessertsLEMONICES
- Citrusy soft drink epithetUNCOLA
- City between LA and SFSLO
- City birdsPIGEONS
- City bordering MiamiHIALEAH
- City chokerSMOG
- City east of the Great Salt LakeOGDEN
- City east of the Salt LakeOGDEN
- City grid featureAVENUE
- City hall leaderMAYOR
- City in northern OklahomaENID
- City in OklahomaENID
- City in UtahOGDEN
- City known as the Rubber Capital of the WorldAKRON
- City near BathBRISTOL
- City near Big SurMONTEREY
- City near Buenos AiresLAPLATA
- City near Carson CityRENO
- City near CooperstownUTICA
- City near DallasPLANO
- City near Downton AbbeyYORK
- City near FlorenceSIENA
- City near Lake TahoeRENO
- City near MadridAVILA
- City near PhoenixTEMPE
- City near Saguaro National ParkTUCSON
- City near Salt LakeOGDEN
- City near San DiegoLAJOLLA
- City near Stanford UniversityPALOALTO
- City near TahoeRENO
- City near TulsaENID
- City near TurinASTI
- City near Utah LakeOREM
- City near VenicePADUA
- City near VesuvioNAPOLI
- City near VesuviusNAPLES
- City NNW of H-TownBIGD
- City northeast of Mauna LoaHILO
- City on a lake with the same nameERIE
- City on Biscayne BayMIAMIBEACH
- City on the MissouriOMAHA
- City on the Nile RiverASWAN
- City on the OrneCAEN
- City on the RheinKOLN
- City on the Rio GrandeLAREDO
- City on the TiberROME
- City on two continentsISTANBUL
- City ride with a sign on topCAB
- City slickerURBANITE
- City south of SalemEUGENE
- City south of West PalmBOCA
- City southeast of AlexandriaCAIRO
- City squarePLAZA
- City streetAVENUE
- City street often near OakELM
- City surrounding the VaticanROME
- City that named a shortcutSUEZ
- City that thanks London with an annual Christmas treeOSLO
- City west of TulsaENID
- City where pizza was inventedNAPLES
- City whose airport is named for 24-AcrossDELHI
- City with a SambadromeRIO
- City with many tourist facilitiesRESORT
- City with more than 70 sts. named PeachtreeATL
- City with the world's busiest airportATLANTA
- City-state documented by HerodotusSPARTA
- City's public squarePLAZA
- Civil procedure studierONEL
- Civil rights activist ChavezCESAR
- Civil rights icon MandelaNELSON
- Civil rights icon ParksROSA
- Civil rights leader honored in Jan.MLK
- Civil rights leader WilkinsROY
- Civil rights org.NAACP
- Civil War POTUSABE
- Civilian defense forceMILITIA
- Clad like Superman or BatmanCAPED
- Claim forcefullyASSERT, SEES
- Claim of innocenceNOTME
- Claimed no contest, maybePLED
- Claims that won't pass fact checksLIES
- Claire Dunphy, e.g.TVMOM
- Clairvoyance, e.g.ESP
- Clairvoyance, for shortESP
- ClairvoyantSEER
- Clam chowder styleNEWENGLAND
- Clambake leftoversASHES
- ClamorDIN
- Clancy heroRYAN
- Clandestine meetingsTRYSTS
- ClaptrapBOSH
- Clarence of the E Street BandCLEMONS
- Clarification introIMEAN
- Clarifying phraseASIN
- Clarinet kinOBOE, OBOES
- Clarinet mouthpieceREED
- Clarkesworld or Strange HorizonsEZINE
- Clash heard in a swordfightCLANK
- Clasps for holding hairBARRETTES
- Class divisionsUNITS
- Class examTEST
- Class examsTESTS
- Class handoutEXAM
- Class rank nos.GPAS
- Class reunion attendeeALUM
- Class struggle?TEST
- Class testEXAM
- Class that may send one back to the drawing boardART
- Class that teaches the science behind flair bartending?SLOEGINPHYSICS
- Class with a mean teacher?APSTATS
- Class with asanasYOGA
- Class with pastelsART
- Class with pronunciation practice, brieflyESL
- Class with smocksART
- Classes a student must takeREQUIREDCOURSES
- Classic auto trimCHROME
- Classic Battleship game pieceCRUISER
- Classic Beatles song, or an apt description of the progression of this puzzle's circlesCOMETOGETHER
- Classic CamarosIROCS
- Classic car, informallyTBIRD
- Classic colasCOKES
- Classic Connie Francis song with the line "I'd like to clip your wings so you can't fly"STUPIDCUPID
- Classic dorm party costumeTOGA
- Classic family sitcom starring Robert YoungFATHERKNOWSBEST
- Classic FordTBIRD
- Classic laundry soapRINSO
- Classic LP playerHIFI
- Classic Milwaukee brewerPABST
- Classic Monopoly tokenIRON
- Classic movie line uttered while pointing out the windowETPHONEHOME
- Classic muscle carGTO
- Classic Nestlé drinkQUIK
- Classic PontiacGTO
- Classic quilted handbag makerCHANEL
- Classic rock singerSIREN
- Classic soft drinkNEHI
- Classic sports carsGTS
- Classic surface for the Indy 500BRICK
- Classic toys with colorful pegsLITEBRITES
- Classic TV brandRCA
- Classic video gamePONG
- Classic with hip-hop rootsPHAT
- Classical composer StravinskyIGOR
- Classifications for nouns in some languagesGENDERS
- ClassifyASSORT
- Classroom arrayDESKS
- Classroom furnitureDESK
- Classroom studentPUPIL
- Classroom unitLESSON
- Classroom workspacesDESKS
- ClatterNOISE
- Claudius successorNERO
- Claustro- oppositeAGORA
- ClawsTALONS
- Clay shaperPOTTER
- Clay-pigeon sportSKEET
- CLE cagerCAV
- CLE playerCAV
- Clean 'n Toss brandSOS
- Clean breakSNAP
- Clean energy option, or a hint to what the answers to the starred clues have?SOLARPOWER
- Clean thoroughlyERASE, SCRUB
- Clean with a broomSWEEP
- Clean with effortSCRUB
- Clean with elbow greaseSCOUR
- Clean-air agcy.EPA
- Cleaned with a broomSWEPT
- Cleaning clothRAG
- Cleaning clothsRAGS
- Cleaning tool that may be dry or wetMOP
- Cleanse (of)RID
- Cleanser aromaPINE
- Cleanup candidateMESS
- Clear __ (not clear at all)ASMUD
- Clear (of)RID
- Clear a way forLETBY
- Clear as dayPLAIN
- Clear component of bloodSERUM
- Clear for all to see, so to speakINHD
- Clear for keepingNET
- Clear kitchen wrapSARAN
- Clear nail polish, sayBASE
- Clear of condensationDEFOG
- Clear of contaminantsPURE
- Clear one's name, perhaps?ERASE
- Clear platePANE
- Clear up, as a windshieldDEFOG
- Clear-headedSOBER
- Clear-sky colorBLUE
- Clear, as a windshield in winterDEICE
- Clearance rack caveatASIS
- Clearblue alternativeEPT
- Cleared awayRID
- Cleared of treesCUTOVER
- Cleared weeds in the garden, sayHOED
- ClearsNETS
- Clears after taxesNETS
- Cleary + (Faith + Jonah)BEVERLYHILLS
- Clemson's athletic gp.ACC
- Clenched handFIST
- Clenched handsFISTS
- Cleopatra biterASP
- Clerical contingent, e.g.THEISTS
- Clerical robeALB
- Clerical tunicALB
- Cleveland proCAV
- Cleveland teamBROWNS
- Cleveland's lakeERIE
- Cleveland's stateOHIO
- Clever commenterWIT
- Clever humorWIT
- Clever like a foxSLY
- Clever notionIDEA
- Clever ployRUSE
- Clever remarkBONMOT
- Clever, funny peopleWITS
- Cleverly doneNEAT
- Cleverly self-referentialMETA
- Cleverly skillfulADROIT
- ClevernessWIT
- Clic Stic pen brandBIC
- ClichédTIRED
- Click a backward arrow, maybeUNDO
- Click a paper airplane icon, sayHITSEND
- Click baitICON
- Click of disapprovalTSK
- Clickable imageICON
- Clickable linkURL
- Clickable phone imageICON
- Clickable phone imagesICONS
- Clickable pictureICON
- Clickable textLINK
- Clicked imagesICONS
- Clicking sounds?AHAS
- Cliffside protrusionCRAG
- Climate change sci.ECOL
- Climate control, for shortHVAC
- ClimbASCENT
- Climb aboardGETON, HOPIN
- Climbed overSCALED
- Climber's assetGRIP
- Climber's descentRAPPEL
- Climber's foot supportTOEHOLD
- Climbers' supportsTOEHOLDS
- Climbing helpLIFTS
- ClinchICE
- ClingHOLDON
- Clingy wrapSARAN
- Clinic prosRNS
- Clinks with drinksTOASTS
- Clint + (Francis Scott + Keegan-Michael)BLACKKEYS
- Clinton's veepGORE
- Clinton's VPGORE
- Clip fleece fromSHEAR
- Clip wool fromSHEAR
- Clip-__ (some neckties)ONS
- Clipper's canvasSAIL
- Clipper's frontPROW
- Clips used as hooksTEASERS
- Cloaking deviceHOOD
- CloaksMANTLES
- ClobberWHOMP
- Clock dialFACE
- Clock innardsGEARS
- Clock readingTIME
- Clock readoutTIME
- Clock soundTOCK
- Clock toggleAMPM
- Clock-setting std.GMT
- Clock's wake-up soundALARM
- Clockwork partGEAR
- ClodsLUGS
- Clog cleanerSNAKE
- Clog decorated with Jibbitz charmsCROC
- CloistersDENS
- Clorox cleaner brandSOS
- CloseNEAR
- Close (to)NEAR
- Close associationsALLIANCES
- Close byNEAR
- Close callSCARE
- Close call in a race, or what the answer to each starred clue hasPHOTOFINISH
- Close chumsPALS
- Close comradePAL
- Close cousin of HindiURDU
- Close enough to reachINRANGE
- Close friendPAL
- Close friendsPALS
- Close groupPALS
- Close kinSIBS, AUNT
- Close kin of 46-AcrossARMORY
- Close oneCHUM
- Close onesDEARS
- Close outEND
- Close palCHUM
- Close personal connectionBOND
- Close securelySHUT
- Close thingsTHESE
- Close tightlySEAL
- Close to tearsMISTYEYED
- Close to the floorLOW
- Close-call commentWHEW
- Close, as a holeDARN
- Closed in onNEARED
- Closed tightSHUT
- Closely affiliated withWEDTO
- Closely confinedPENTUP
- Closely guarded areas in soccerSHINS
- Closely monitored hosp. wardICU
- Closely relatedNEAR
- Closer at the GlobeACTV
- Closer's #1 concernSALE
- ClosesSHUTS
- Closes forcefullySLAMS
- Closes, as a parkaZIPS
- Closes, as envelopesSEALS
- Closest large galaxyANDROMEDA
- Closest palBESTIE
- Closing section of a songOUTRO
- Cloth measuresYARDS
- Cloth on a diner's lapNAPKIN
- Cloth that protects hair wavesDURAG
- Clothes dryer fuzzLINT
- Clothes dryer outletsVENTS
- Clothes pressersIRONS
- Clothes-pressing applianceIRON
- Clothes, informallyTOGS
- Clothing departmentMENS
- Clothing discolorationsSTAINS
- Clothing ensembleOUTFIT
- Clothing lineSEAM
- Clothing repair box with needlesSEWINGKIT
- Clothing store sectionBOYS, MENS
- Clothing-store section with tiesMENS
- Cloud __NINE
- Cloud locationSKY
- Cloud of cosmic dustNEBULA
- Cloud's placeSKY
- CloudburstRAINSTORM
- CloudlessCLEAR
- Cloudy sky colorGRAY
- Clouseau or Gadget's rank, brieflyINSP
- Cloverleaf componentEXIT
- ClownOAF
- Clown's height extenderSTILT
- Cloyingly sentimentalSAPPY
- Club alternativeBLT, CLOSER, ROTATE, OOMPH, AVES, CEL
- Club choiceIRON
- Club culture adherent?GOLFCADDIE
- Club dateGIG
- Club in a Manilow hitCOPA
- Club kinBLT
- Club made by Louisville SluggerBAT
- Club record holder?LIVEDJ
- Club VIPsDJS
- Club with no membersFAIRWAYWOOD
- Clubs for chipsIRONS
- Clubs with metal headsIRONS
- ClucksTSKS
- Clue in evolutionary historyMARKERGENE
- Clue, e.g.GAME
- CluelessATSEA
- Clueless contingentDORKS
- Clump of earthCLOD
- Clumps of grassTUFTS
- ClumsyOAFISH, ALLTHUMBS
- Clumsy change of subjectAWKWARDSEGUE
- Clumsy fellowOAF
- Clumsy peopleOAFS
- Clumsy personOAF, CLOD, LUG
- Clumsy person's commentOOPS
- ClutchGRASP, DYE, NSA, GPAS
- ClutchedHELD
- Clutter-clearing eventTAGSALE
- Clutter-freeNEAT
- CNN anchor BashDANA
- CNN anchor BurnettERIN
- CNN journalist HillERICA
- CNN reporter BashDANA
- CNN, for exampleNEWSCHANNEL
- Co-producer of the 2021 docuseries Get BackONO
- Co. designationINC
- Co. for surfersISP
- CoachECONOMY
- Coach competitorPRADA
- CoagulateCLOT
- Coal residueEMBER
- Coarse fileRASP
- Coast Guard rank: Abbr.ENS
- Coastal ecosystemSALTMARSH
- Coastal inletsRIAS
- Coastal landmarkPIER
- Coastal raptorERNE
- Coastal regionSEASIDE
- Coastal region along the Santa Lucia MountainsBIGSUR
- Coaster's positionEASE
- Coastline featureRIA
- Coat button alternativeSNAP
- Coat flapsLAPELS
- Coat of paintLAYER
- Coat put on in the kitchen?PANKO
- Coat with, as melted chocolateDIPIN
- Coated in flour before fryingDREDGED
- Coating on knickknacksDUST
- Coats paired with bow ties?REDSAUCES
- Cobain of NirvanaKURT
- Cobbled togetherMADE
- Cobbler containerPIEDISH
- Cobbler fillingPEAR
- Cobbler's toolRASP
- Cobra commentHISS
- Cobra or copperheadSNAKE
- Cobra pose or Crescent MoonASANA
- Cobwebby spaceATTIC
- Coca-Cola HQATL
- Cock and bullHES
- Cockpit figurePILOT
- Cockpit occupantAVIATOR
- Cocktail garnish that may be stuffed with blue cheeseOLIVE
- Cocktail garnished with mintMOJITO
- Cocktail ingredientJUMBOSHRIMP
- Cocktail poured with a heavy handSTIFFDRINK
- Cocktail that may be made with Bombay SapphireGINANDTONIC
- Cocktail whose color comes from grenadinePINKLADY
- Cocktails made with lime, vodka, and ginger beerMULES
- Coco Gauff's sportTENNIS
- Cocoa scrub venueSPA
- Coconut __OIL
- Coconut milk noodle soupLAKSA
- Coconut treePALM
- Cocoon creatorLARVA
- CoddleBABY
- Code breakersKEYS
- Code componentsLAWS
- Codebreaker Challenge org.NSA
- Codebreaker TuringALAN
- Coder, colloquiallyDEV
- Coder, for instanceTECHIE
- Coder's creationAPP
- Coder's missing linkERROR
- Coeur d'Alene localeIDAHO
- CoevalsPEERS
- Coffee + hot milkLATTE
- Coffee alternativeTEA
- Coffee containerURN, POT
- Coffee cupsMUGS
- Coffee district west of 21-AcrossKONA
- Coffee drink made with a frotherFRAPPE
- Coffee grounds?ESTATE
- Coffee lightenerCREAM
- Coffee maker unitCUP
- Coffee optionDRIP, KCUP, NITRO
- Coffee shop accessoryFILTER
- Coffee shop emanationsAROMAS
- Coffee shop machineMILL
- Coffee table item in a dollhouse?TEENSYMAGAZINE
- Coffee varietyLATTE
- Coffee vesselsURNS
- Coffee, in slangJOE, JAVA
- Coffee, slangilyMUD, JAVA
- Coffeehouse serversBARISTAS
- Coffees + hot milkLATTES
- Coffees, casuallyJAVAS
- Cofounder of GETAE
- Cog. __SCI
- Cogito, __ sumERGO
- Cognitive ability improverBRAINGAME
- Cognizant (of)AWARE
- CoherentLOGICAL
- Cohort of cowsHERD
- Coil in a gardenHOSE
- Coiled brass instrumentsFRENCHHORNS
- Coin bearing a bearTOONIE
- Coin featuring Hagia SophiaLIRA
- Coin from the Royal MintSOVEREIGN
- Coin in France and SpainEURO
- Coin in ItalyEURO
- Coin last made in 2025PENNY
- Coin slot directiveINSERT
- Coin tossFLIP
- Coin with olive and oak branchesDIME
- Coinage twosomeINGOD
- Coins depicting AtaturkLIRAS
- Coins in Spain and FranceEUROS
- Coins in Spain and ItalyEUROS
- Coins in Spain or FranceEUROS
- Coins of the realm?PENCE
- Coins that can be screwdrivers in a pinchDIMES
- Coke alternativesRCS
- Coke and PepsiCOLAS
- Coke and Sprite, to Coca-ColaCASHCOWS
- Coke or PepsiCOLA
- Coke rivalPEPSI
- Cola choiceCOKE
- Colantoni of "Veronica Mars"ENRICO
- Cold __ASICE
- Cold __ (freezing)ASICE
- Cold capital warmed by the Gulf StreamOSLO
- Cold case sampleDNA
- Cold cut?ICE
- Cold cuts counterDELI
- Cold lookICYSTARE
- Cold nuggetsICE
- Cold oneBREWSKI
- Cold open?SNO
- Cold remedy brandSUDAFED
- Cold symptomCOUGH
- Cold thing "fused" 10 times in today's diagonalsICE
- Cold War adversary: Abbr.USSR
- Cold War contingentSOVIETS
- Cold War defense gp.SEATO
- Cold War force that included the Baltic Fleet and the Caspian FlotillaSOVIETNAVY
- Cold War initialsUSSR
- Cold War novel dealSPYSWAP
- Cold War operativeSPY
- Cold War planeMIG
- Cold War planesMIGS
- Cold War rival of the KGBCIA
- Cold War satellites, brieflySSRS
- Cold War symbolIRONCURTAIN
- Cold water entry, maybePLUNGE
- Cold weather coatANORAK
- Cold yogurt drinkLASSI
- Cold-cuts departmentDELI
- Cold-shoulderSNUB
- Cold-shouldersSNUBS
- Cold-sounding commercial prefixSNO
- Cold-weather cryptidYETI
- Cold, frosty, and snowyWINTRY
- Cold, in brand namesSNO
- Cold, in CancunFRIO
- Coldness in the airCHILL
- Coldplay hit co-produced by AviciiASKYFULLOFSTARS
- Cole __ (shredded cabbage)SLAW
- Coleridge contemporaryELIA
- Colicchio of "Top Chef"TOM
- Collaborate on Microsoft Teams, sayEMEET
- CollaboratedTEAMEDUP
- Collaboration impedimentsEGOS
- Collaborative cloud creationGOOGLEDOC
- Collaborative web projectWIKI
- Collaborative websitesWIKIS
- Collaboratively managed websiteWIKI
- Collapses, with "over"KEELS
- Collar danglersIDTAGS
- Collar named for an elite schoolETON
- Collar supportsSTAYS
- Collarless shirtTEE
- Collarless shirtsTEES
- CollectAMASS
- Collect copious amounts ofRAKEIN
- Collect in bulkAMASS
- Collect over timeAMASS
- Collect, as a harvestREAP
- Collect, as cropsREAP
- Collectible bookSIGNEDCOPY
- Collectible card protectorSLEEVE
- Collectible doll with the same name as a Japanese mayonnaise brandKEWPIE
- Collectible stuffed toy of the 1990sBEANIEBABY
- Collectible trinketCURIO
- Collecting Soc. Sec., maybeRETD
- Collection found under sofa cushions, or what can be found in the answers to the starred clues?LOOSECHANGE
- Collection from some claimsORES
- Collections with cups and saucers, or a phonetic description of 16-, 22-, 49-, and 60-AcrossTEASETS
- CollectivelyASONE
- Collector of rainwaterCISTERN
- Collector's __ (prized belonging)ITEM
- Collector's goalSET
- Collector's itemREPO
- Collects in bulkAMASSES
- College admissions office offeringTOUR
- College app datumGPA
- College Board exam for sophsPSAT
- College clubFRAT
- College club jewelry (E)SORORITYPIN
- College domainEDU
- College execDEAN
- College GameDay channelESPN
- College gradsALUMNI
- College in DublinTRINITY
- College maj. for an aspiring therapistPSY
- College majorMATH
- College officialsDEANS
- College Park athlete, for shortTERP
- College pathsMAJORS
- College stat.GPA
- College stressorsTESTS
- College student's dwellingDORMITORY
- College teacher nicknamePROF
- College transcript nos.GPAS
- College unitCREDIT
- College where Robert Frost taught EnglishAMHERST
- College with an alcohol banDRYCAMPUS
- College World Series org.NCAA
- College, to AussiesUNI
- College's cinema majorFILM
- Collegian's key letterKAPPA
- Collide withRAMINTO, JOSTLE
- Colloquial name of the Christian symbol the ichthusJESUSFISH
- Colloquial phraseIDIOM
- Cologne conjunctionUND
- Cologne or toothpasteTOILETRY
- Colombian cityCALI
- Colombian metropolisCALI
- Colon unitsDOTS
- Colonel Kosciuszko's nationalityPOLISH
- Colonel or captainRANK
- Colonial announcersCRIERS
- Colonial firebrandHENRY
- Colonial insectANT
- Colonial news announcersCRIERS
- ColonizeSETTLE
- Colony insectANT
- Colony insectsANTS
- Colony toilerANT
- Color a bitTINT
- Color associated with tutusBALLERINAPINK
- Color chart optionsSTAINS
- Color close to caramelMOCHA
- Color close to peachMELON
- Color commentator's remark about a zebra on the field?REFREFERENCE
- Color gradationHUE
- Color guard gearSABER
- Color like aquaTEAL
- Color name that means "unbleached" in FrenchECRU
- Color of cattle, cats, etc.ROAN
- Color of emeraldsGREEN
- Color of ketchupRED
- Color of Lucky Charms balloonsRED
- Color of rubiesRED
- Color of the Year companyPANTONE
- Color toneHUE
- Color TV pioneerRCA
- Color variationSHADE
- Color variationsTONES, HUES
- Color wheel segmentHUE
- Color yet againREDYE
- Colorado hrs.MST
- Colorado or Wyoming, but not UtahRECTANGLE
- Colorado ski resortASPEN
- Colorado ski spotASPEN
- Colorado ski townASPEN
- Colorado skiing centerASPEN
- Colorado's Mesa __ National ParkVERDE
- Colorant for faux-antique paperTEA
- Colored differentlyDYED
- Colored part of the eyeIRIS
- Colored parts of eyesIRISES
- Colored ringAREOLA
- Colorful aquarium fishTETRA
- Colorful aquarium purchaseTETRA
- Colorful carpKOI
- Colorful character?ROYGBIV
- Colorful eye partIRIS
- Colorful lawn grassREDTOP
- Colorful method of data visualizationHEATMAP
- Colorful parrotMACAW
- Colorful part of an eyeIRIS
- Colorful part of the eyeIRIS
- Colorful pond fishKOI
- Colorful ringIRIS
- Colorful songbirdORIOLE
- Colorful songbirdsORIOLES
- Colorful South Asian dressesSARIS
- Colorful storyTALE
- Colorful striped stoneAGATE
- Colorful violet kinPANSY
- ColoristDYER
- Colossus siteRHODES
- Colt's commentNEIGH
- Columbia Pictures ownerSONY
- Columbo playerFALK
- Column styleIONIC, DORIC
- Column that's beside the point?TENTHS, UINTAS, ACELA, LILTS
- Column to the left of the decimal pointONES
- Column with essaysOPED
- Columnist or novelistWRITER
- Comb (through)SIFT
- Comb carefullySCOUR
- Comb targetKNOT
- Combat caregiverMEDIC
- Combat sport for really tired people?BEATBOXING
- Combat sport, for shortMMA
- CombedSEARCHED
- CombinePOOL, MERGE
- Combo language with "kibitzer" and "chutzpah"YINGLISH
- Combo meal component, and what the answers to the starred clues haveSIDEOFFRIES
- Combo meal drinksSODAS
- Combo pattern for mil. garbCAMO
- Combo with an ice scoopBARSET
- Combustible heapsPYRES
- Combustible pilePYRE
- Combustion engine syst.IGN
- Combustion residueSOOT
- Come acrossMEET
- Come across asSEEM
- Come after or go afterPURSUE
- Come againRECUR
- Come and goRECUR
- Come apartBREAK
- Come beforeANTEDATE
- Come by honestlyEARN
- Come downLAND
- Come in againREENTER
- Come in lastLOSE
- Come into a roomENTER
- Come into one's ownRISE
- Come into viewEMERGE, APPEAR
- Come nextENSUE
- Come out of hidingEMERGE
- Come out withUTTER
- Come to a closeEND
- Come to deserveEARN
- Come to lightEMERGE, ARISE
- Come to mindARISE
- Come to nothingFAIL
- Come to passOCCUR, ARISE
- Come to termsSETTLE
- Come to townARRIVE
- Come to understandGET
- Come togetherGEL, UNITE
- Come up shortLOSE
- Come up short, maybeOWE
- Comedian AndréERIC
- Comedian Bill who plays Migs Mayfeld on "The Mandalorian"BURR
- Comedian CarveyDANA
- Comedian in the Automotive Hall of FameLENO
- Comedian KevinHART
- Comedian LydicDESI
- Comedian Mike of "The Upshaws"EPPS
- Comedian SamanthaBEE
- Comedian TrevorNOAH
- Comedian WayansDAMON
- Comedian who co-created the Netflix animated series "Big Mouth"NICKKROLL
- Comedian who voices Princess Carolyn in "BoJack Horseman"AMYSEDARIS
- Comedian whose podcast's final episode featured Barack ObamaMARCMARON
- Comedian WongALI
- Comedian's jokeGAG
- Comedian's performanceSTANDUPROUTINE
- Comedian's self-deprecating assuranceIMHEREALLWEEK
- Comedic interludes on some 47-Across albumsHIPHOPSKITS
- Comedy club introsOPENERS
- Comedy club performersSTANDUPCOMICS
- Comedy counterpartDRAMA
- Comedy legend BurnettCAROL
- Comedy routineBIT, SHTICK
- Comedy sceneSKETCH
- Comedy series featuring Lily TomlinLAUGHIN
- Comedy show hostEMCEE
- Comes back inREENTERS
- Comes by deservedlyEARNS
- Comes clean aboutADMITSTO
- Comes intoGETS
- Comes out on topWINS
- Comes out withSAYS
- Comes togetherGELS
- Comes up shortLOSES
- Comet cleanser competitorAJAX
- Comey successor as FBI directorMCCABE
- ComfortEASE
- Comfort that can only come from French bread?PAINRELIEF
- Comfortable in social settingsGREGARIOUS
- Comfortable stateEASE
- Comforting commentDONTCRY
- Comforting touchesPATS
- Comforting wordsICARE
- Comfy and cozyHOMEY
- Comfy cornerNOOK
- Comfy cover-upHOUSECOAT
- Comfy loungewearPJS
- Comfy shoe, for shortMOC
- Comfy shoes, for shortMOCS
- Comic __: informal typefaceSANS
- Comic actor __ Baron CohenSACHA
- Comic actor CheriOTERI
- Comic actor WilsonOWEN
- Comic actress KristenWIIG
- Comic actress PoehlerAMY
- Comic book cryARGH
- Comic book punchesPOWS
- Comic CarveyDANA
- Comic lightIDEA
- Comic MargaretCHO
- Comic strip "Goodness!"OMIGOSH
- Comic strip about a high schoolerZITS
- Comic strip barkARF
- Comic strip unitPANEL
- Comic-Con, e.g.EXPO
- Comical wordsmithsWITS
- Comics "Ouch!"OOF
- Comics before singers, sayOPENINGACTS
- Comics bulldogOTTO
- Comics canineSNOOPY
- Comics canine's collegianJOECOOL
- Comics canine's commentARF
- Comics cryOOF
- Comics cry of discomfortOOF
- Comics cry of dismayAARGH
- Comics cry of distressOOF
- Comics icon LeeSTAN
- Comics punch soundKAPOW
- Comics sailor's girlfriendOYL
- Coming home in a hurryRUNNINGBACK
- Coming into viewEMERGING
- Coming soonAHEAD
- Coming soon, to ShelleyNIGH
- Coming upNEXT, AHEAD
- Coming up soonONTAP
- Comm. used by many CODAsASL
- CommandBEHEST, ORDER
- Command on a triangleYIELD
- Command that might precede "paw"SIT
- Command to attackSICEM
- CommandedBADE
- CommandeeringSEIZING
- Commando film propUZI
- Commando operationRAID
- Commando weaponUZI
- Commands you don't listen toWRITTENORDERS
- Commemorative tabletPLAQUE
- CommencedBEGUN
- Commencement attendees, for shortSRS
- Commencement wear usually boughtLEIS
- CommendPRAISE
- Comment after a bad jokeILLSEEMYSELFOUT
- Comment after using a new expressionASTHEKIDSSAY
- Comment from someone listening to elevator music, perhapsIMONHOLD
- Comment of mild amazementGOSH
- Comment to a low talker, or what is found in 4-, 9-, 27-, and 40-DownSPEAKUP
- Comment when things are heating upGETAROOM
- Commercial flopDUD
- Commercial insurance giantAIG
- Commercial offerREBATE
- Commercial offeringDEAL
- Commercial prefix that evokes winter weatherSNO
- CommercialsADS
- Commiserative commentALAS
- Commit a theftSTEAL
- Commit an infield "theft"STEALTHIRDBASE
- Commits robberySTEALS
- Committed to doSETON
- Committee leaderCHAIR
- Common 15-Down partnerRAG
- Common abbr. on street mapsAVE
- Common accumulation during vacationEMAIL
- Common ale colorAMBER
- Common allergenTREENUT
- Common amt. of salt in a cookie recipeTSP
- Common Banksy techniqueSPRAYPAINTING
- Common beach policyNOPETS
- Common butter shapeBAR
- Common camp accommodationsTOPBUNKS
- Common cheese in kaasstengelsEDAM
- Common computer fontARIAL
- Common computer typefaceARIAL
- Common conveyances between suburbs and citiesCOMMUTERTRAINS
- Common cosplayer costumeALIEN
- Common counter intervalTENS
- Common crime-show clueDNA
- Common crumbled froyo toppingOREO
- Common exam choicesABCD
- Common exec deg.MBA
- Common feature of a grandfather clockDOOR
- Common feature of flannel shirtsPLAID
- Common first courseSOUP
- Common fishing spotPIER
- Common fontARIAL
- Common forecast frequencyHOURLY
- Common fruit in 11-Down cuisineOLIVE
- Common hospital nameSTLUKES
- Common houseplantFERN
- Common ID componentPHOTO
- Common jeans colorBLUE
- Common juice blend fruitCRANBERRY
- Common late-spring mag recommendationBEACHREAD
- Common lease period for 1-AcrossONEYEAR
- Common length of a wooden rulerONEFOOT
- Common lipstick colorRED
- Common living room pieceCOUCH
- Common maxiskirt featureSLIT
- Common MBA prerequisiteGRE
- Common merch table purchaseSHIRT
- Common Muslim first nameOMAR
- Common name in 50-DownOLAF
- Common new driverTEEN
- Common oatmeal cookie ingredientRAISINS
- Common PC inserts, onceCDS
- Common pendant on a graduate's tasselYEAR
- Common pop preferenceCOLAS
- Common reuniongoersKIN
- Common Russian female nameOLGA
- Common Russian prenameOLGA, OLEG
- Common sacrificeBUNT
- Common sauce baseROUX
- Common screen fontARIAL
- Common sequel subtitlePARTTWO
- Common substitute for Greek yogurtSOURCREAM
- Common Swedish nameSVEN
- Common thing to clasp behind one's backBRA
- Common threads?GROUPTEXTS
- Common topic for a bachata croonerAMOR
- Common Tupperware contentsSALAD
- Common typefaceARIAL
- Common village ctr.MAINST
- Common wall panel partSLAT
- Common work shift startNINEOCLOCK
- Common work wk. enderFRI
- Common yard sale ad phraseRAINORSHINE
- CommonerPLEB
- CommotionSTIR, FUSS, UPROAR
- CommotionsADOS, DINS, TODOS
- Communally ownedOURS
- Communication protocol for peer-to-peer file sharingBITTORRENT
- Communication sys. at GallaudetASL
- Communication system with dots and dashesMORSECODE
- Community developer's mapPLAT
- Community facility for researchers and book loversLOCALLIBRARY
- Community group with lodgesELKS
- Community leader?CEE
- Community of flora and faunaBIOME
- Community pool org.YMCA
- Community rec center: Abbr.YMCA
- Community spiritETHOS
- Commute communallyRIDESHARE
- Commuter inconvenienceTRAFFICSNARL
- Commuter's feeTOLL
- Commuting groupVANPOOL
- Commuting optionCITYBUS, BICYCLE
- Compact __DISCS
- Compacted coolersACS
- CompadrePAL
- CompañerasAMIGAS
- CompañeroAMIGO
- Companies that have exclusive control of a marketMONOPOLIES
- Companions who don't mind fast foodCHEAPDATES
- Company abbr.INC
- Company division: Abbr.DEPT
- Company emblemLOGO
- Company founded as Sleeper, Inc.SERTA
- Company name often said with a quackAFLAC
- Company officer, for shortEXEC
- Company that sells nudesOPI
- Company that succeeds by driving its customers awayUBER
- Company whose symbol is a peacockCOMCAST
- Company with a van lineGMC
- Comparable (to)AKIN
- Comparably sizedASBIG
- Comparatively cozyTOASTIER
- Comparatively dampSOGGIER
- Comparatively mindfulWARIER
- Comparatively unfrequentedLONELIER
- Compare withLIKENTO
- Compared withVISAVIS
- Comparison standardBASELINE
- Comparison wordTHAN
- Compass dir.ESE, SSE
- Compass pt.SSE
- Compass readingENE, SSE, NNE, SSW, WSW, ESE
- Compass rose dir.SSW
- CompassionateHUMANE
- Compel to leaveOUST
- Compelled (to do)FORCED
- Compensation for those expecting bad outcomes?THEWAGESOFCYNICS
- Compete (for)VIE
- Compete in a beeSPELL
- Compete in a marathonRUN
- CompetentABLE
- Competent at a jobWORTHONESSALT
- CompetesVIES
- Competes in a beeSPELLS
- Competes in a marathonRUNS
- Competes in an auctionBIDS
- Competes on a matWRESTLES
- Competes on the crew teamROWS
- Competing teamsSIDES
- Competition awardPRIZE
- Competition with barrel racingRODEO
- Competition with boxersPRIZEFIGHT
- Competition with kings and rooksCHESSMATCH
- Competition with sprintersTRACKMEET
- Competition with ThoroughbredsHORSERACE
- Competitive athletic state, colloquiallyBEASTMODE
- Competitive lightweightBOXER
- Competitive puzzler with quick fingersSPEEDCUBER
- Competitor of CokePEPSI
- ComplainCARP
- Complain about, colloquiallyRIPON
- Complains a lotCARPS
- Complaint from HamletFIE
- Complaint hardly worth mentioningNIT
- Complement of West Point's first graduating classTWO
- CompleteENTIRE, UTTER, EVERY
- Complete as fast as possible, as a video gameSPEEDRUN
- Complete collectionSET
- Complete collectionsSETS
- Complete failuresBOMBS
- Complete flukeDUMBLUCK
- Complete groupsSETS
- Complete text of "Prefixes for Dummies"?THATSANOUNSTARTER
- Complete, as a PDF contractESIGN
- CompletedOVER
- Completed perfectlyACED
- CompletelyALL
- Completely changeREVAMP
- Completely engrossedRAPT
- Completely lostATSEA
- Completely smittenGAGA
- Completely surroundedSIEGED
- Completely surroundingAMBIENT
- Completely unawareWITHOUTACLUE
- Completely wowFLOOR, STUN
- Completely wreckTOTAL
- Complex challengeMESSYPROBLEM
- Complex dwellingUNIT
- Complex trapWEB
- ComplimentaryONTHEHOUSE
- Complimentary coverageGOODPR
- ComplyOBEY
- Comply withOBEY
- Component in many a smart homeAMAZONECHO
- Component of cellphone plansDATA
- Component of some firm-textured fabricsWORSTED
- Component of steelIRON
- Components of a square meal?RAVIOLI
- Compose a second draft of a hit song from "Cats"?REWRITEMEMORY
- Composed for group singingCHORAL
- Composer CarmichaelHOAGY
- Composer heard at commencementsELGAR
- Composer parodied in "Rabbit of Seville"ROSSINI
- Composer ProkofievSERGEI
- Composer RoremNED
- Composer StravinskyIGOR
- Composer with a namesake hornSOUSA
- Composer ZimmerHANS
- Composition for soloist and orchestraCONCERTO
- Composition of most of the observable universePLASMA
- ComposurePOISE
- Compote ingredientsPEARS
- Compound in natural gasETHANE
- Compound in some ediblesTHC
- CompoundsACCRUES
- ComprehendGET, FATHOM
- ComprehendedGOT
- Comprehensive fileDOSSIER
- Compromise yourself, perhapsOVERSHARE
- Compulsive deceiverPATHOLOGICALLIAR
- Computer "infection"VIRUS
- Computer clickerMOUSE
- Computer connectionsPORTS
- Computer expert, for shortTECH
- Computer file suffixEXE
- Computer image that's clickedICON
- Computer model, for shortSIM
- Computer mouse soundsCLICKS
- Computer printer makerEPSON
- Computer printer's blueCYAN
- Computer prosTECHS
- Computer repaired at a Genius BarIMAC
- Computer screen fontARIAL
- Computer storage measureBYTE
- Computer storage measuresBYTES
- Computer trial, for shortSIM
- Computer whizTECHIE, GEEK
- Computer's CD-__ driveROM
- Computerized information listDATABASE
- Comrades in battleALLIES
- ConSCAM
- Con frontSHILL
- Con gameSCAM
- Con gamesSCAMS
- Con, in CannesAVEC
- Con's oppositePRO
- Con's oppositionPRO
- Conan Doyle exclamationEGAD
- Concave belly buttonsINNIES
- Concave navelINNIE
- ConcealHIDE, CLOAK
- Concede a golden goal, sayLOSE
- ConceitedVAIN
- ConceiveBEGET
- Concentrate on a taskFOCUS
- ConcentratedDENSE
- ConceptualizesIDEATES
- ConcernISSUE
- Concern after an animal biteRABIES
- ConcerningASTO
- Concerning, in a memoASTO, INRE
- Concerning, in memosASTO
- Concerns for some orthodontistsGAPS
- Concert bonusADDEDATTRACTION
- Concert boostersAMPS
- Concert deviceAMP
- Concert hallODEON
- Concert hall numberARIA
- Concert pieceAMP
- Concert souvenir that may list tour stopsTEE
- Concert stage boxesAMPS
- Concerto passageCADENZA
- Concession speech delivererLOSER
- Concession speech?ILOST
- Conch cousinABALONE
- Conchiglie pasta shapeSHELL
- Concise comforterICARE
- Concise concessionILOST
- Concisely wordedTERSE
- ConcludeEND
- ConcludedOVER, HORA, ENDED
- ConcludesENDS
- Concluding courseDESSERT
- ConclusionEND
- Conclusion beginningERGO
- Conclusion of many scheduled deliveriesCSECTION
- Conclusion of quoteLOTOFTHEM, ENDMYCAREER
- Conclusion starterERGO
- Conclusion that earns a standing ovation, and a feature of 17-, 24-, 38-, and 50-AcrossBIGFINISH
- ConcoctBREW
- Concoction that might be pint-sizedCRAFTBREW
- ConcoctsDEVISES, BREWS
- Concordance, in the mainAYE
- Concrete chunkSLAB
- Concrete constructionROAD
- Concrete sectionSLAB
- ConcurAGREE
- Concur (with)AGREE
- Concur in opinionAGREE
- ConcurrencesASSENTS
- Concurrent comebackASAMI
- Condé __NAST
- CondescendsDEIGNS
- Condiment in a shakerSALT
- Condiment in Indian cuisineRAITA
- Condiment made with pickled mangoAMBA
- Condiment served with biryaniRAITA
- Condiment that adds strong, rich flavor, informallyUMAMIBOMB
- ConditionSTATE
- Condition affecting focus, brieflyADHD
- Condition measured on a spectrumAUTISM
- Condition often treated with iron supplementsANEMIA
- Condition that affects one's ability to focus, brieflyADHD
- Condition that may be treated with SSRIsPTSD
- Conditional programming wordELSE
- Conditional wordELSE
- Conditional word in PythonELSE
- Condo gp.HOA
- Condo managerSUPE
- Condo managersSUPERS
- Conducted hereONSITE
- Conductor from JapanOZAWA
- Conductor OzawaSEIJI
- Conductor ZubinMEHTA
- Conductor's callALLABOARD
- Conductor's wandBATON
- Conduit shapeELL
- Cone alternativeSUNDAE
- Cone alternative at an ice cream shopCUP
- Cone-bearing treeFIR
- Cone-shaped candyROLO
- ConfectionBONBON
- ConfederateMELD
- ConferBESTOW
- ConfessesOWNSUP
- Confession confessionSIN
- Confessional music genreEMO
- ConfidantPAL
- Confidence-boosting stancePOWERPOSE
- Confidence-enabling stancePOWERPOSE
- Confident aboutSUREOF
- Confident and courageousBOLD
- Confident claimICAN
- Confident commentICAN
- Confident person's metaphorical betDOLLARSTODONUTS
- Confident poker actionRAISE
- Confident way to solve a crosswordINPEN
- ConfidentialSECRET
- Confidential factSECRET
- Confidential matterSECRET
- Confidentiality contracts, for shortNDAS
- Confidentiality contracts: Abbr.NDAS
- Confidentiality docNDA
- Confidentiality docsNDAS
- ConfineENCAGE, CAGEIN
- ConfinedSHUTIN
- ConfinesAREA
- Confirm a sumREADD
- Confirm the credentials of, sayVET
- Confirmation hearingYES
- Confirmation questionAREWEON
- Confirmed as trueVALIDATED
- Conflict resolution skillTACT
- Conflict that may feature proxy battlesCOLDWAR
- Conflicts "declared"WARS
- ConformAGREE
- Conform to, in a phraseTOE
- ConfoundVEX, FAZE
- Confront boldlyACCOST
- ConfrontedFACED
- Confucian conceptTAO
- Confucianism principleTAO
- ConfuseADDLE
- Confused stateFOG
- CongenialWARM
- CongestJAMUP
- CongestedDENSE
- Congested, perhapsNASAL
- Congo forest dwellersOKAPIS
- Congo was the last to join it (2018)OPEC
- Congo, formerlyZAIRE
- Congregation areasNAVES
- Congress' cable channelCSPAN
- Congressional assistantsSENATEPAGES
- Conjunction in Ben's Almanack aphorismsLEST
- Conjunction used in logicNOR
- Conjure upCREATE, EVOKE
- Conjured upEVOKED
- ConnectJOIN, RELATE
- Connect withTIETO
- ConnectedLINKED
- Connecticut collegianELI
- Connecticut governor NedLAMONT
- Connecticut IvyYALE
- Connecticut Ivy League schoolYALE
- Connecticut Ivy LeaguerELI
- Connecticut state songYANKEEDOODLE
- Connecticut universityYALE
- Connecticut university founded in 1701YALE
- Connection pointNODE
- Connection pointsNODES
- ConnectionsINS, TIES
- ConnectsPLUGSIN
- Connery titleSIR
- ConnivingSLY
- Conquerors of England in 1066NORMANS
- Consciousness-raising discussionsRAPSESSIONS
- ConsecrateBLESS
- Consecutive-letter nicknameSTU
- Consecutive, or a hint to what can follow the first parts and precede the second parts of 17-, 25-, 38-, 40-, and 49-AcrossBACKTOBACK
- Consider anewRETHINK
- Consider in advanceBARGAINFOR
- Consider suitableSEEFIT
- Consider till morningSLEEPON
- Consider to beDEEM
- Considerable amountSEA
- Considerable courageNERVESOFSTEEL
- ConsiderationFACTOR
- Consideration when switching religions?CONVERSIONFACTOR
- ConsideredDEEMED
- ConsidersDEEMS
- Consign to the dustbinSCRAP
- Consigns to hellDAMNS
- Consistent with a public imageONBRAND
- Console known as Famicom in JapanNES, RAE
- ConspicuousnessSALIENCE
- ConspiracyPLOT
- Conspirator in "Julius Caesar"CASSIUS
- Constant annoyanceBANE
- Constant criticNAG, CARPER
- Constant figure in quantum theory?PLANCK
- Constant reshuffling of one's schedule, or what's depicted in this puzzle's circlesCALENDARTETRIS
- Constantly shifting, sayANTSY
- Constellation bearURSA
- Constellation with a beltORION
- Constricting undergarmentCORSET
- ConstructedMADE
- Construction girder metalSTEEL
- Construction pieceLEGOBLOCK
- Construction site hoisterCRANE
- Construction site lifterCRANE
- Construction site sightCRANE
- Construction such as the term "un-freaking-believable"TMESIS
- ConstructiveOFUSE
- Consultant on a family history project, perhapsGRANDMA
- Consultant's creationPROPOSAL
- ConsultedMETWITH
- ConsumeEAT
- Consume fullyUSEUP
- Consume slowlyNURSE
- ConsumedATE, HAD
- Consumed uncookedATERAW
- Consumed, old-styleATEOF
- Consumer of shellsHOWITZER
- Consumer protection org.BBB
- Consumer survey categoryNONUSERS
- ConsumesHAS
- Consumes a 15-AcrossEATS
- ConsummateIDEAL
- Contact by phoneCALL
- Contact infoEMAIL
- Contact lens cleaner brandRENU
- Contact list no.TEL
- Contact siteEYE
- Contact, in a wayEMAIL
- Contacted on the 'gramDMED
- Contacted privately, brieflyDMED
- Contacting privately onlineDMING
- Contacts on Discord, e.g.IMS
- ContainedHAD
- ContainerBIN
- Container for flowersVASE
- Container for frozen cubesICEBUCKET
- Container for rings and necklacesJEWELRYBOX
- Container for seamy material?COALBIN
- Container weight allowancesTARES
- Container with lures and wormsTACKLEBOX
- Container, in product namesPAK
- Containers for a comic character's internal monologue, literallyTHOUGHT
- Containers for white sandwich spreadsMAYONNAISEJARS
- Containing nothingEMPTY
- Containing tenantsRENTED
- ContainsHAS
- ContaminateTAINT
- ContemplateMUSE
- ContemporaryMODERN
- Contemporary of Andy and JasperROY
- Contemporary of Ava, Rita and BetteLANA
- Contemporary of Hosea and IsaiahAMOS
- Contemporary sculptor JeffKOONS
- Contemporary tennisdomOPENERA
- Contemptible personLOUSE
- Contemptuous commentHARRUMPH
- Contend (for)VIE
- Content warning lettersNSFW
- ContentedATPEACE, GLAD
- Contented cat's soundPURR
- Contents of a barn stackHAY
- Contents of college blue booksESSAYS
- Contents of some inedible cakesMUD
- Contents of some pocketsAIR
- Contents of some weekly organizersPILLS
- Contest played on a star-shaped boardCHINESECHECKERS
- Contest submissionENTRY
- Contest that starts with a center-ice faceoffNHLGAME
- Contest with calf ropingRODEO
- Contest with cowboysRODEO
- ContestantENTRY
- ContestsARGUES
- Contests in ringsBOUTS
- Contextual word's meaningSENSE
- Continental train passEURAIL
- ContinuallyEVER
- Continues untilENDSAT
- Continuous watchVIGIL
- ContinuouslyONEND
- Contract detail, for shortSPEC, OPEDEDITOR, FAINTLY, ANGORA
- Contract extensionRENEWAL
- Contract of secrecy, brieflyNDA
- ContractedONRETAINER
- Contracted counselATTY
- Contracted pupils, perhapsTUTEES
- Contraction candidateNOT
- Contraction in some hymnsOER
- Contraction missing its middleMAAM
- Contractor's no.EST
- ContradictBELIE
- Contradict in courtREBUT
- Contrail, essentiallyVAPOR
- ContributeADD
- Contribute, with "up"ANTE
- Contributed to a brainstorming sessionIDEATED
- ContributesADDS
- ContrivedHOKEY
- Control ctrs.HQS
- Convalescent wear for some petsCONE
- ConveneMEET
- ConvenedSAT
- Convened againREMET
- Convenience in a cash-only venueATM
- Convenient car feature on a cold winter morning, or a feature of 19-, 27-, and 44-Across?REMOTESTART
- Conveniently connectedWIFIED
- Convent attireHABIT
- Convent complexABBEY
- Convent figureNUN
- Convent memberNUN
- Convent residentNUN
- Convent residentsNUNS
- ConventionNORM
- Convention attendeeDELEGATE
- Convention badgeIDTAG
- Convention center eventEXPO
- Convention center showEXPO
- Convention venueARENA
- ConventionalORTHODOX
- Conventional writingPROSE
- Converges onNEARS
- Conversation starterHELLO
- Conversation stopperTATA
- Conversational nuanceTONE
- Converse rivalKEDS
- Convertible or coupeCAR, AUTO
- ConvertiblesRAGTOPS
- Convertibles and sedansAUTOS
- Convex navelOUTIE
- Convex navelsOUTIES
- Convey orallySTATE
- Convey, in a wayTELL
- Conveyances also known as tricycle rickshawsPEDICABS
- Conveyer of coolDUCT
- ConvictionBELIEF
- ConvincedSOLD
- Convinced ofSOLDON
- Convinces to decideSWAYS
- ConvincingCOGENT
- Convoy participantSEMI
- Cooing birdsDOVES
- Cooing soundMURMUR
- Cook dim sum, saySTEAM
- Cook fast, as tunaSEAR
- Cook in a basketSTEAM
- Cook in an ovenBROIL, BAKE
- Cook the surface ofSEAR
- Cook wear?APRON
- Cook-__ (kind of competitions)OFFS
- Cook, as bao bunsSTEAM
- Cook, as pot stickersFRY
- Cook's cloveGARLIC
- Cook's cover-up garmentAPRON
- Cook's meas.TSP
- Cookbook amt.TSP
- Cookbook entryRECIPE
- Cookbook meas.TBSP
- Cookbook qty.TSPS
- Cookbook writer GartenINA
- Cookbook writer RombauerIRMA
- Cooker set on lowSLOWOVEN
- Cookie finisherICER
- Cookie invented in ManhattanOREO
- Cookie preserved in a vault as part of a 2020 publicity stuntOREO
- Cookie sheet holdersOVENRACKS
- Cookie since 1912OREO
- Cookie used in many dessertsOREO
- Cookie whose website has recipes for cheesecake and empanadasOREO
- Cookie with 90 ridges per waferOREO
- Cookie with a blueberry pie flavorOREO
- Cookie with a limited-edition BTS collaborationOREO
- Cookie with many specialty flavorsOREO
- Cookie with six Thanksgiving-inspired flavorsOREO
- Cookies similar to Trader Joe's Joe-Joe'sOREOS, ISLA
- Cookies that debuted with a lemon meringue varietyOREOS
- Cookies with a "design your own" optionOREOS
- Cookies with a "You asked for it" collaboration with 29-AcrossOREOS
- Cookies with a Golden varietyOREOS
- Cookies-and-cream Dairy Queen treatsOREOBLIZZARDS
- Cookies-and-creme dessertOREOPIE
- Cookies, cakes and candiesSWEETS
- Cooking spray brandPAM
- Cooking spreadOLEO
- Cookout with kalua porkLUAU
- Cooks dim sum, saySTEAMS
- Cooks in a skilletPANFRIES
- Cooks over boiling waterSTEAMS
- Cooktop applianceSTOVE
- Cooktop rangeSTOVE
- Cool and distantALOOF
- Cool place to hangINSPOT
- Cool remarkBRR
- Cool tone on a paletteICEBLUE
- Coolant conduitHOSE
- Cooled or refreshedSLAKED
- Cooler brand named for a monsterYETI
- Cooler named for a cryptidYETI
- Cooler than coolCOLD
- CoolheadednessPOISE
- Cooling appliances: Abbr.ACS
- Cooling cubesICE
- Cooling device with a blade-speed remoteCEILINGFAN
- Cooling syst. meas.BTU
- Coop groupCOOS, HENS, EGGS
- Coop residentHEN
- Coop upENCAGE
- Cooped (up)PENT
- Cooper channelCNN
- Cooper title characterUNCAS
- Cooper's Rise and Fall of an American Fortune (2023)ASTOR
- Cooperstown honoreeHALLOFFAMER
- CoordinateSYNCH
- CoordinatedTIEDIN
- Coordinator of a candidate's strategyCAMPAIGNMANAGER
- Cop opSTING
- Cop show procedureIDING
- Cop's radar deviceGUN
- Copacabana cityRIO
- Copacabana settingRIO
- Coped (with)DEALT, HACKED
- Copenhagen nativeDANE
- Copenhagen nativesDANES
- Copenhagen residentDANE
- CopiedAPED
- Copier powderTONER
- Copier sheets at a French restaurant?CREPEPAPER
- Copier tray abbr.LTR
- Copies over, perhapsRESAVES
- CopiousAMPLE
- Copious quantitiesBUMPERCROPS
- Copious quantitySEAS
- Copland narrated workALINCOLNPORTRAIT
- Copper alloy popularized by its use in Fabergé eggsROSEGOLD
- Copter's spinning partROTOR
- Copy cats?MEOW
- Copy, informallyDUPE
- CopycatAPE, REPLICA, STANDIN, FACSIMILE, LOOKALIKE, CLONE
- Copycat commentSOCANI
- CopycatsMIMICS
- Coral close cousinSALMON
- Coral islandATOLL
- Coral islandsATOLLS
- Coral reef islandATOLL
- Coral ridgeREEF
- Cord in some cardio workouts, or an apt description of each set of circled letters in this puzzleSKIPPINGROPE
- Cordon bleu meatHAM
- Corduroy ribWALE
- Core argumentTHESIS
- Core beliefCREED, TENET
- Core constituencyBASE
- Core convictionsTENETS
- Core group?SEEDS
- Core muscle groupABS
- Core musclesABS
- Core muscles to die forKILLERABS
- Core muscles worked by crunchesABS
- Core principleTENET
- Core-engaging exerciseLEGRAISE
- Cork-removal soundPOP
- Cork's countryEIRE
- Corkscrew shapeHELIX, COIL
- Corkscrew's shapeCOIL
- CorkscrewsWINDS
- Corleone playerBRANDO
- Corn Belt stateIOWA
- Corn chipFRITO
- Corn coreCOB
- Corn coresCOBS
- Corn countryIOWA
- Corn discardsCOBS
- Corn harvestEARS
- Corn holdersCRIBS
- Corn on the __COB
- Corn on the cobEAR
- Corn pancakesAREPAS
- Corn plant's stemSTALK
- Corn productMEAL
- Corn starch, for instanceTHICKENINGAGENT
- Corn?KITCHENEARS
- CornballHOKEY
- Cornea localeEYE
- Cornea neighborIRIS
- Corned beef concoctionHASH
- Cornell address enderEDU
- Cornell University's namesakeEZRA
- Cornell's homeITHACA
- CornerTRAP
- Corner chess pieceROOK
- Corner PC keyESC, CTRL
- CorneredTRAPPEDLIKEARAT
- Cornerstone abbr.ESTD
- Cornfield birdCROW
- Cornhusker st.NEBR
- Corning Museum materialGLASS
- Cornish game __HEN
- Cornish roastsGAMEHENS
- Cornmeal cakeAREPA
- Cornmeal concoctionPOLENTA
- Cornstarch brandARGO
- CornucopiaHORNOFPLENTY
- Cornwall lang.ENG
- Corona concoctionBEERITA
- Corp. bigwigsCEOS
- Corp. branchDEPT
- Corp. headCEO
- Corp. headsCEOS
- Corp. leaderCEO
- Corp. leadersCEOS
- Corp. shake-upREORG
- Corp. title for Jane Fraser of CitigroupCEO
- Corp. VIPCEO
- Corporal or privateRANK
- Corporate combinationMERGER
- Corporate disincentivesGOLDENHANDCUFFS
- Corporate IDsTMS
- Corporate ownerPARENT
- Corporate shake-upREORG
- Corporate shakeupREORG
- Corporate structuresLADDERS
- Corporate symbolLOGO
- Corporate title abbr.ASST
- Corporate workplaceOFFICE
- Corporation previously called Standard Oil of IndianaAMOCO
- Corporation with subsidiariesPARENTCOMPANY
- Corporeal contractionSPASM
- CorpsTEAM
- Correct conclusionIVE
- Corrective eye surgeryLASIK
- Correspondence symbolsEQUALSIGNS
- Corrida starTORERO
- CorridorHALLWAY
- CorrodesWEARS
- Corrodes, as ironRUSTS
- Corrosive compoundsACIDS
- Corrosive liquidACID
- Corrosive liquidsACIDS
- CorruptDEBASE
- Corrupt payoffBRIBE, CANON
- Corsage flowerORCHID
- Corset componentsSTAYS
- Corset tightenersLACES
- Corsica ferry destinationELBA
- Cos. with track recordsRRS
- Cosmetic option, for shortLIPO
- Cosmetician LauderESTEE
- Cosmetics chainULTA
- Cosmetics company that owns CeraVeLOREAL
- Cosmetics giantLOREAL
- Cosmetics giant that started as the California Perfume CompanyAVON
- Cosmetics sampleTESTER
- Cosmic explosionNOVA
- Cosmic spanAEON
- Cosmo rivalELLE
- Cosmopolitan place?BAR
- CostRANTO, RUNAT
- Cost for a cabFARE
- Cost of hand delivery?ANTE, LHASA
- Cost of livingRENT
- Cost to get your cashATMFEE
- Cost to rideFARE
- Cost to ride a busFARE
- Cost to take a cab or busFARE
- Cost-of-living no.CPI
- Costa __RICA
- Costa __ (Central American nation)RICA
- Costar of the first Star TrekTAKEI
- Costco competitorSAMS
- Costco rival, informallySAMS, ONYX
- Costs to flyAIRFARES
- Costume designer for Mata HariERTE
- Costume designer's assignment?PITCHAFIT
- Costumer serviceHEM
- Côte d'__AZUR
- Côte d'__, FranceAZUR
- Cotija-covered cornELOTE
- Cottage cheese, essentiallyCURDS
- Cotton farm pestWEEVIL
- Cotton or soybeansCROP
- Cotton quantityBALE
- Cotton swabQTIP
- Cotton versus silk?MATERIALDIFFERENCE
- Couch for sitting or sleepingDAYBED
- Couch in a denSOFA
- Couch or chairSEAT
- Couch protectorSLIPCOVER
- Couch surfer's spotFUTON
- Cough syrup amts.TSPS
- Cough syrup meas.TSP
- Cough upPAY
- Could possiblyMAY
- Could potentiallyMAY
- Could use a massageACHES
- Couldn't commitHAWED
- Couldn't standDETESTED
- Council of clericsSYNOD
- CounselADVISE
- Count (on)RELY
- Count (up)TALLY
- Count ender?ESS
- Count in the cereal aisleCHOCULA
- Count of website visitorsHITS
- Count with fangs, for shortDRAC
- Countdown startTEN
- CountedTALLIEDUP
- CounterANTI, ENVOY, PEPSI, PERU
- Counter agentANTIDOTE
- Counter culture adherent?DELICLERK
- Counter offer?SALE
- Counter topANTI
- Counterculture drugLSD
- CounterfeitBOGUS
- Countershaded clothesCAMO
- Countess's titleLADY
- Countesses' counterpartsEARLS
- Counting (on)RELYING
- Counting everythingINALL
- Countless ages of timeEONS
- Countless lifetimesEON
- CountriesLANDS
- Country __CLUB
- Country between Fin. and Nor.SWE
- Country between Finland and NorwaySWEDEN
- Country between the Zambezi and Limpopo riversZIMBABWE
- Country great WillieNELSON
- Country homeVILLA
- Country in Micronesia whose largest city is KororPALAU
- Country music legend who founded the nonprofit literacy program Imagination LibraryDOLLYPARTON
- Country music's __ Brown BandZAC
- Country named for Africa's second-highest peakKENYA
- Country near CubaHAITI
- Country on the CaspianIRAN
- Country quartersINN
- Country residenceVILLA
- Country singer JacksonALAN
- Country singer K.T.OSLIN
- Country singer KeithURBAN
- Country singer LovettLYLE
- Country singer McGrawTIM
- Country singer PatsyCLINE
- Country singer RimesLEANN
- Country singer TuckerTANYA
- Country south of SicilyMALTA
- Country surrounded by South AfricaLESOTHO
- Country surrounded by the Malaysian state of SarawakBRUNEI
- Country whose anthem is "Amhrán na bhFiann"EIRE
- Country whose motto was "Workers of the world, unite!"USSR
- Country with a Persian-speaking majorityIRAN
- Country with the world's largest moose population: Abbr.CAN
- Countrywide: Abbr.NATL
- County bordering NapaSONOMA
- County fair structurePAVILION
- County in southeast EnglandESSEX
- County near LondonESSEX
- County of southeast EnglandESSEX
- County on San Francisco BayMARIN
- County seat of Hawaii CountyHILO
- County seat structuresCOURTS
- County, across the pondSHIRE
- Coup __DETAT
- Coup d'__ETAT
- Coup d'__: sudden regime changeETAT
- Coup de theatreSMASH
- Coup targetETAT
- Coupe cousinSEDAN
- Coupe interior cleanerCARVAC
- Coupe or convertibleAUTO
- Coupes and convertiblesCARS
- CoupleTWO, DUO, ITEM, DYAD
- Couple following meMYSELFANDI
- Couple in the Superman storyKENTS
- Couple of bucks?STAGS
- Couple of rowersOARS
- Coups for tacklesQUARTERBACKSACKS
- CourageVALOR
- Courage in battleVALOR
- CourageousBOLD, BRAVE, PLUCKY
- Courageous chronicleGEST
- Courageous persistenceGRIT
- Course for a criminology majorPSYCHCLASS
- Course for some intl. studentsESL
- Course listingBILLOFFARE, CARTE
- Course of mixed greensSALAD
- Course standardPAR
- Course that may be taught by the Coast GuardBOATERSAFETY
- Course that should boost a GPAEASYA
- Course track for a future JDPRELAW
- Course with greensSALAD
- CoursesWAYS
- Court actionDRIBB
- Court callLET
- Court claimantSUER
- Court costumesROBES
- Court decision that sets a precedentTESTCASE
- Court dividersNETS
- Court eventTRIAL
- Court figs.DAS
- Court great ShaqONEAL
- Court legend ArthurASHE
- Court marshal?REF
- Court officialREFEREE
- Court optionCLAY, ELEMENT, ISAIAH, OAT, IMAC, GENE
- Court orderHEARYE, ALLRISE
- Court pick after SoniaELENA
- Court plea, in briefNOLO
- Court precedentCASELAW
- Court prosecutors: Abbr.DAS
- Court reporterSTENO
- Court responsePLEA
- Court statementsPLEAS
- Court VIPsDAS
- Courted?SUED
- Courteous double-contractionYESM
- Courteous fellowGENT
- Courtroom claimALIBI
- Courtroom decision-makerJUDGE
- Courtroom drama shoutLIES
- Courtroom eventTRIAL
- Courtroom fig.STENO
- Courtroom figs.DAS
- Courtroom outburstLIAR
- Courtroom pledgeOATH
- Courtroom propGAVEL
- Courtroom statementPLEA
- Courtroom VIPsDAS
- CourtsWOOS
- Cousin in "The Addams Family"ITT
- Cousin of a crocGATOR
- Cousin of a gullTERN
- Cousins of giraffesOKAPIS
- Couture lettersYSL
- Couture monogramYSL
- CoveINLET
- Covent Garden soloARIA
- Cover a lot of groundROAM
- Cover completelyCOAT
- Cover for cashINSURE
- Cover image on an Amer. passportUSSEAL
- Cover nameALIAS
- Cover storyALIBI
- Cover with concretePAVE
- Cover, in a wayPAVE
- Coverage from Calvin KleinINK
- Coverage issueLAPSE
- Covered (in)CLAD
- Covered by one's insuranceINAREA
- Covered in cindersASHY
- Covered in crystals?ICY
- Covered in gooSLIMED
- Covered in vinesIVIED
- Covered in white, in a waySNOWED
- Covered walkwayPERGOLA
- Covered with asphaltPAVED
- Covered with colorful blotchesPIED
- Covered with foliageLEAFY
- Covered with rocksSTONY
- Covering everythingUNIVERSAL
- Covering for a gift boxWRAPPINGPAPER
- Covering that keeps a pant leg dryGAITER
- Covers for, maybeABETS
- Covers in gooTARS
- Covers with grassSODS
- Covers with sheets?TPS
- Covers, as paintCOATS
- Covert org.THENSA
- Covert summonsPSST
- Covertly includedBCCED
- Covertly includes on an emailBCCS
- Coveted rolesTOPSPOTS
- Coveted territory in the air?ARMREST
- Covey memberQUAIL
- Cow houseBARN
- Cow soundMOO
- Cow's chewCUD
- Cow's commentMOO
- Cow's milk sourceUDDER
- Coward's offeringsPLAYS
- Cowboy boot attachmentSPUR
- Cowboy nicknameTEX
- Cowboys, on scoreboardsDAL
- Cowhand's chowGRUB
- Cowpoke competitionRODEO
- Cowpoke's helloHOWDY
- Cowpokes' contestsRODEOS
- Cows' mouthfulsCUDS
- Cox of "Orange Is the New Black"LAVERNE
- Coxswain followerROWER
- Coxswain's lackOAR
- Coyote callHOWL
- Cozumel coinPESO
- Cozy alcoveNOOK
- Cozy burrowDEN
- Cozy lodgingINN, OMAN
- Cozy lodgingsINNS
- Cozy nookALCOVE
- Cozy quartersINNS
- Cozy reading spotNOOK
- Cozy roomDEN
- Cozy spotDEN
- Cozy spot for a catLAP
- Cozy spotsTEAPOTS
- Cpl.'s superiorsSGTS
- Cpls. and sgts.NCOS
- Cpls.' superiorsSGTS
- CPR crewEMS
- CPR expertEMT
- CPR expertsEMTS
- CPR giverEMT
- CPR proEMT
- CPR prosEMTS
- CPR specialistEMT
- Crab __: fried appetizer filled with cream cheeseRANGOON
- Crab-walkSIDLE
- Crab's grabberCLAW
- Crab's undersea cousinLOBSTER
- Crabby folksCRANKS
- Crack a smileGRIN
- Crack, as lipsCHAP
- Crack, crackle, or cackleNOISE
- CrackedAJAR
- Cracked a littleAJAR
- Cracked ribJEST
- Cracker creatorGRAHAM
- Cracker Jack bonusTOY
- Cracker shapeANIMAL
- Cracks, in a wayDECODES
- Cradle of the Inca EmpirePERU
- Craft a new plotREMAP
- Craft beer designationIPA
- Craft beer lettersIPA
- Craft brewer's brewALE
- Craft designationSHE
- Craft sometimes shaped like a swanBOAT
- Craft store purchaseYARN
- Crafts etailerETSY
- Crafts partnerARTS
- Crafts' partnersARTS
- CraftspersonARTISAN
- CraftySLY, NAVAL
- Crafty personSNEAK
- Craggy hillTOR
- Craigslist et al.ADSITES
- CramPACKIN
- Cram for book clubSPEEDREAD
- Crammer's concernEXAM
- Cranberry-growing areaBOG
- Crane's constructionsNESTS
- Cranial cavitySINUS
- Cranium organBRAIN
- Crank (up)REV
- Cranky stateSNIT
- Craps cubeDIE
- Crash site org.NTSB
- CrassRUDE
- CravingURGE, YEN
- CravingsDESIRES, YENS
- Crawl (along)INCH
- Crawl stopPUB
- Crayola's wild orchid, e.g.PURPLE
- CrazeFAD
- Cream __ALES
- Cream alternativeECRU
- Cream ingredientALOE
- Cream-filled choux pastryECLAIR
- Cream-filled pastriesPUFFS
- Creamy chocolate dessertMOUSSE
- Creamy Christmas concoctionsEGGNOGS
- Creamy drinkLASSI
- Create frictionRUB
- Create ribbonsSHRED
- Create tension among friends, or a hint to this puzzle's circled lettersSTIRTHEPOT
- Created a serpentine pathSNAKED
- Created hazardous driving conditions, perhapsSLEETED
- Creates a cozy homeNESTS
- Creates cabernet with mallets?HAMMERSOUTAWINE
- Creates origamiFOLDS
- Creating interpersonal tensionSOWINGDISCORD
- Creating perfect sunbathing conditions on an Italian beach?SOLEPURPOSE
- Creating tourney chartsSEEDINGBRACKETS
- Creative degs.MFAS
- Creative developmentIDEA
- Creative finesseART
- Creative inspirationMUSE, IDEA
- Creative notionIDEA
- Creative performerARTISTE
- Creative pursuitART
- Creative solutionHACK
- Creative sparkIDEA
- Creative sparksIDEAS
- Creative team behind Lilly Pulitzer's signature frock?SHIFTWORKERS
- Creative thoughtIDEA
- Creative thoughtsIDEAS
- Creative workOPUS
- Creator of the MARCH familyLOUISAMAYALCOTT
- Creator of the MusketeersDUMAS
- Creator of versesPOET
- Creature in "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"DODO
- Creatures on the flags of Wales and BhutanDRAGONS
- Crèche figuresMAGI
- Credit card providerISSUER
- Credit card's once-a-year chargeANNUALFEE
- Credit listingsROLES
- Creditor's holdingLIEN
- Credo conclusionLONGO
- Credo starterHARDC
- Creep (along)INCH
- Crème de __CACAO
- Crème de la __: luxury skin care product made with kelpMER
- Crème de la crèmeELITE
- Creme-filled cookieOREO
- Creme-filled cookiesOREOS
- Creole chef ChaseLEAH
- Creole cooking stapleOKRA
- Creole vegetableOKRA
- Creole veggieOKRA
- Creole-speaking nationHAITI
- Creosote and borate, vis-a-vis woodPRESERVERS
- Crepes eaten during MaslenitsaBLINI
- Crept stealthilySLUNK
- Crescent componentsARCS
- Crescent extremityHORN
- Crescent moon shapeLUNETTE
- Crescent shapeARC, SEMILUNE
- Crete's highest pt.MTIDA
- CrewGANG
- Crew bladeOAR
- Crew team leaderCOX
- Crew team toolOAR
- Crew team's workout machinesERGS
- Crewmate of Sulu and BonesSCOTTY
- Crib accessoryMOBILE, OSSA
- Crib dwellerBABE, BABY
- Crib or cradleBED
- Crib sheet userTOT
- Crib sheet?LEASE
- Cribbage piecePEG
- Cribs, cots, etc.BEDS
- Crichton cloneTREX
- Cricket clubBAT
- Cricket predatorMANTIS
- Cries and criesSOBS, DUEDATE
- Cries from stiesOINKS
- Cries noisilySOBS
- Cries of surpriseOHS
- Crime drama characterCOP
- Crime lab evidenceDNA
- Crime stories?ALIBIS
- Crimean resortYALTA
- Criminal record?MACKTHEKNIFE
- Criminal's false nameALIAS
- CrimsonRED
- Crimson and scarletREDS
- Crimson or carmineRED
- Crimson Tide org.SEC
- Crimson Tide team, familiarlyBAMA
- Crisp, sweet sandwichOREO
- Crispy Chinese appetizerSPRINGROLL
- Crispy option for tropical fruit saladsALOEVERA
- Cristo Redentor's cityRIO
- Critic RogerEBERT
- Critical component of fast response timesCATLIKEREFLEXES
- Critical timeDDAY
- Critical-care hosp. areasERS
- Criticize stronglyASSAIL
- Criticized harshlyTOREAPART, BASHED
- Critics' picks, informallyRECS
- Critter in a eucalyptus forestKOALA
- Critter that moves like a rabbitHARE
- Critter who snoozed and lostHARE
- Critter with webbed feetFROG
- Critters that can regenerate limbsNEWTS
- Croatia neighborSERBIA, BOSNIA
- Croc kinGATOR
- Croc, but not gatorSHOE
- Croc, e.g.SHOE
- Croc's cousinGATOR
- Crochet Away nail polish brandESSIE
- Crochet needYARN
- Crocheted matDOILY
- Crocheter's stashYARN
- Crockery flawCHIP
- Crocus kinIRIS
- CronyCHUM
- CroonedSANG
- Crooner MichaelBOLTON
- Crooner's numberBALLAD
- Crop circle makers, supposedlyALIENS
- Crop from which the word "luau" originatesTARO
- Crop on stalksCORN
- Crop upARISE, OCCUR
- Cropped card categoryBDAY
- Cropped upAROSE
- Croqueta, for instanceTAPA
- Cross hairsMAT, SHAVE
- Cross home plateSCORE
- Cross inscriptionINRI
- Cross offXOUT
- Cross wordBAH
- Cross-examination followerREDIRECT
- Cross-referencing phraseSEENOTE
- Cross-sectional side pieceONIONRING
- Crossbars for cattleYOKES
- Crossed (out)XED, EXED
- Crossed pathsMET
- Crossed swordsDUELED
- Crossed through, with "out"XED
- Crosses (out)XES
- Crosses one's fingersHOPES
- Crossover design from Vivienne Westwood and Diane von Fürstenberg?BUBBLEWRAP
- Crossplay owner, familiarlyNYT
- Crosswalk spotSTREET
- Crossword componentGRID, WEEPAT, ELROY, LIEN
- Crossword diagramGRID
- Crossword dir.ACR
- Crossword hintCLUE
- Crossword hintsCLUES
- Crossword neighbor, oftenJUMBLE
- Crow's soundCAW
- Crow's-feet treatmentBOTOX
- Crowd actorsEXTRAS
- Crowd noiseROAR
- Crowd soundROAR
- Crowds around, as a celebrityMOBS
- Crowds to the maxJAMPACKS
- Crown actRULING
- Crown materialENAMEL
- CrownedREGAL
- CrowningATOP
- Crowning pointACME, ZENITH
- CRT displaySCR
- CrucifixROOD
- Crucifix lettersINRI
- Crude cartelOPEC
- Crude dwellingHUT
- Crude groupOPEC
- Crude oil cartelOPEC
- Crude qty.BBL
- Crude structuresOILWELLS
- Cruel folksOGRES
- Cruel personBRUTE
- Cruet contentsOIL
- Cruise (by)SAIL
- Cruise around HollywoodTOM
- Cruise pathway to Roman ruinsRHONE
- Cruise settingSEA
- Cruise shipLINER
- Cruise ship amenitySPA
- Cruise ship quartersCABIN
- Cruise ship stopISLE
- Cruise ship's primary levelMAINDECK
- Cruise shipsLINERS
- Cruise stopoversISLES
- Cruiser's domainSEA
- CruisingASEA
- Cruising the Caribbean, maybeASEA
- CrumbIOTA
- Crumb-carrying insectANT
- Crumble slowlyERODE
- Crumbled cheesecake toppingOREO
- Crumbly Mexican cheeseCOTIJA
- CrummyLOUSY
- Crumpet cousinSCONE
- Crumple (up)WAD
- Crunch kinSITUP
- Crunch musclesABS
- Crunch targetCORE
- Crunch's rank in the cereal aisleCAPN
- Crunchy bit in a brownieWALNUT
- Crunchy legumesSNAPBEANS
- Crunchy message holderFORTUNECOOKIE
- Crunchy Mexican foodTACO
- Crunchy salad bitsBACOS
- Crunchy sandwich initialsBLT
- Crunchy sandwich, for shortBLT
- Crunchy sandwichesBLTS
- Crunchy sandwiches, for shortBLTS
- Crunchy Tex-Mex foodTACO
- Crunchy Tex-Mex shellsTACOS
- Crunchy, as potato chipsCRISPY
- Crunk kinTRAP
- Crush it, informallySLAY
- Crushes a testACESIT
- Crushes underfootTRAMPLES
- Crusoe creatorDEFOE
- Crusty dessertsPIES
- CruxMEAT
- Cry after a successful team effortWEWON
- Cry after a triumphant returnWEARESOBACK
- Cry companionHUE
- Cry for attention?HEY
- Cry from a high chair?SCENE
- Cry from a judgeORDER
- Cry from the standsGOTEAM
- Cry in painYIPE
- Cry loudlySOB
- Cry of accomplishmentTADA
- Cry of contentmentAAH
- Cry of delightWHEE
- Cry of discomfortUGH
- Cry of discoveryAHA
- Cry of dismayOHNO, ACK, YIPE
- Cry of frightEEK
- Cry of frustrationBLASTIT
- Cry of hunger?LETSEAT
- Cry of painOUCH, YOW
- Cry of realizationAHA
- Cry of regretALAS
- Cry of reliefWHEW
- Cry of the soon-to-be defeatedWERETOAST
- Cry of victoryYES
- Cry partnerHUE
- Cry softlyMEWL
- Cry to someone learning to ride a bikePEDAL
- Cry with a finger snapAHA
- CrypticSECRET
- Crypto asset, for shortNFT
- Cryptography org.NSA
- Cryptologic org.NSA
- Crystal ball consulted atop Mount Everest?HIGHEARTHORB
- Crystal ball gazerSEER
- Crystal ball gazersSEERS
- Crystal ball userSEER
- Crystal clearLUCID
- Crystal collector, maybeNEWAGER, AZURE, MCAT, ITEM
- Crystal-lined rockGEODE
- CSI concernDNA
- CT scan kinMRI
- Ctr. for military pilotsNAS
- Ctrl-__-DelALT
- Ctrl-Alt-__: PC reboot comboDEL
- Ctrl+V actionPASTE
- Ctrl+Z actionUNDO
- Ctrl+Z, on a PCUNDO
- Cuatro doubledOCHO
- Cub feesDUES
- Cuba's first vice president (1976-2008)CASTRO
- Cuban ballroom danceMAMBO
- Cuban cuisine stapleARROZ
- Cuban danceMAMBO, RUMBA
- Cuban line danceCONGA
- Cuban musicMAMBO
- Cube on a 50 AcrossDIE
- Cube root of eightTWO
- Cube with pipsDIE
- Cubed salad ingredientPOTATO
- Cubes from a freezerICE
- Cubes in a cold drinkICE
- Cubic-shapedBOXY
- Cubicle fixtureDESK
- Cubs slugger __ Crow-ArmstrongPETE
- Cuckoo clock partDOOR
- Cuddled in bedSPOONED
- Cuddling in the open, for shortPDA
- Cuddly poochLAPDOG
- Cue for a smart deviceWAKEWORD
- Cue sport for children?KIDDIEPOOL
- Cuisine categoryETHNIC
- Cuisine with chili pasteKOREAN
- Cuisine with chow mein and dim sumCHINESE
- Cuisine with peanut sauceTHAI
- Cujo authorSTEPHENKING
- Cul-__DESAC
- Cul-de-__SAC
- Culinary aidesSOUSCHEFS
- Culinary guideRECIPE
- CulminationZENITH
- Cult classic of 1990s TVTWINPEAKS
- Cult followingIST
- CultivateTILL
- CultivatesTENDS
- Cultural legendICON
- Cultural movement of the 1960s and 1970sPOSTMODERNISM
- Cultural spiritETHOS
- Cultural territory in France's Grand Est regionALSACE
- Culturally classicICONIC
- Cultured sort?PEARL
- Cum grano __ (with a grain of you-know-what)SALIS
- Cuneiform, e.g.WRITING
- CunningSLYNESS, SLY
- Cunning actionPLOY
- Cunning folksSLYFOXES
- Cunning planRUSE
- Cupcake topperICING
- Cupid aliasEROS
- Cupid counterpartEROS, AMOR
- Cupid's counterpartEROS
- Cupid's partner on Santa's sleighCOMET
- Cups of teaWHEELHOUSES
- Curator's concernART
- Curator's deg.BFA, MFA
- Curbside collectionTRASH
- Cures, in a waySALTS
- Curing agentSALT
- Curious characterODDDUCK
- Curl targetsBICEPS
- Curl up cozilyNESTLE
- Curling host at the last US Winter OlympicsOGDEN
- Curly cabbage in the mustard familyKALE
- Curly coifAFRO
- Curly dosPERMS
- Curly hairstyles, informallyFROS
- Curly lockTRESS
- Curly-tailed guard dogAKITA
- Curly, for oneSTOOGE
- Currency at pachinko parlorsYEN
- Currency exchanged for GBP, perhapsEUR
- Currency in 20 countriesEURO
- Currency in MN and NMUSD
- Currency in West AfricaLEONE
- Currency of LaosKIP
- Currency of Ont.CAD
- Currency symbolized by €EURO
- Currency with toonies, brieflyCAD
- Current concernsELNINOS
- Current eventsNEWS
- Current fashionTREND
- Current fashionsTRENDS
- Current issueUNDERTOW
- Current measureAMPERE
- Current measuresAMPERES
- Current optionsACDC
- Current outletSEA
- Current pope and his namesakesLEOS
- Current stretch of human historyMODERNERA
- Current styleTREND
- Current subscribersACTIVES
- CurrentlyNOW
- Currently available, as oystersINSEASON
- Currently hittingATBAT
- Currently occupiedINUSE
- Currently working the problemONIT
- Curriculum __VITAE
- Curriculum segmentUNIT
- Currier's partnerIVES
- Curry and othersWARRIORS
- Curry favor withWOO
- CurseBANE, DAMN, HEX
- CursesBANES, DAMN, DAMNS
- CurtABRUPT, SHORT, TERSE
- CurtailTRIM
- Curtailed missions?OPS
- Curtain fabricSCRIM
- Curtain holderTIE
- Curtain hook shapeESS
- Curve of a footARCH
- Curved cavalry swordSABER
- Curved cutting toolADZ
- Curved facial featureHAWKNOSE
- Curved lineARC
- Curved line on a musical scoreSLUR
- Curved linesARCS
- Curved part of the footARCH
- Curved pathsARCS
- Curvy letterESS
- Curvy shapeESS
- Cusack of the "Toy Story" franchiseJOAN
- CushionPAD
- Cushion insertsPINS
- Cushioned seatingSOFA
- Cushions for napping on long flightsNECKPILLOWS
- CushionySOFT
- CussedSWORE
- Custard dessertFLAN
- Custard dessert similar to crème caramelFLAN
- Custard ingredientsEGGS
- Custardy dessertFLAN
- Custardy dessertsFLANS
- Custardy, crusty dessertSUGARCREAMPIE
- Custom car made from cast-off partsRATROD
- Custom-makeTAILOR
- Customary behaviorHABIT
- Customer reactionsFEEDBACK
- CustomersCLIENTS
- Customizable part of a tennis racketGRIP
- CutSAWED, SNIP
- Cut (down)PARE
- Cut again, as a lawnREMOW
- Cut and paste, sayEDIT
- Cut backPRUNE
- Cut back onCURB
- Cut back on coursesATELESS
- Cut down to sizeABASE, ALTER
- Cut drastically, as pricesSLASH
- Cut equallyHALVE
- Cut from the short loinTBONE
- Cut offSEVER, DISOWN
- Cut on the __BIAS
- Cut outDESIST
- Cut sharply, as pricesSLASH
- Cut shortSHEAR, CROP
- Cut the grassMOW
- Cut up finelyMINCE
- Cut with a beamLASE
- Cut without permission?FANEDIT
- Cut-and-dry spotSALON
- Cut, as logsSAWED
- Cute nickname for a dachshundSHORTKING
- Cutesy "Delicious!"NOMNOMNOM
- Cutesy growlRAWR
- Cutesy name for paw padsTOEBEANS
- Cuticle oil spotNAIL
- Cutoff pointLIMIT
- Cuts (down)PARES
- Cuts finelyDICES
- Cuts it closeSHAVES
- Cuts with an axHEWS
- Cutters' floorsSAWPITS
- Cutthroat schoolPIRANHAS
- Cutting and __ (word-processor activity)PASTING
- Cutting back on expensesPRUNINGCOSTS
- Cutting board brandOXO
- Cutting edgesBLADES
- Cutting-edgeHITECH
- Cutting-edge powder sourceDIAMOND
- Cuttlefish cousinsOCTOPI
- Cuzco civilizationINCA
- Cuzco's countryPERU
- CVS Health subsidiaryAETNA
- Cy Young statERA
- Cyan shadeAQUA
- Cyberchats, brieflyIMS
- Cyberchatted, for shortIMED
- CybercommerceETAIL
- Cyberparty noticesEVITES
- Cybersecurity execCTO
- Cyberspace placeSITE
- CyberzineEMAG
- Cycle-race prefix for crossMOTO
- CyclistBIKER
- Cyclotron bitION
- Cyclotron particleION
- Cylinder in the snack aislePRINGLESCAN
- Cylindrical cheeseEDAM
- Cylindrical structureSILO
- Cylindrical sweetECLAIR
- Cymbal cousinGONG
- Cymbals + pedalHIHAT
- Cymbals + standHIHAT
- Cymbals played by footHIHAT
- Cymbals soundWHANG
- Cypress or cedarTREE
- Cypress, for oneCONIFER
- Czar opponentLENIN
- Czech mate in '77 headlinesIVANA
- Czech playwrightCAPEK