| Closing statement? |
18 |
| Carillonneur |
12 |
| Canopy supporters |
17 |
| Cell user |
9 |
| Chassis |
7 |
| Chaperone, often |
16 |
| Cabinet member's excursion? |
27 |
| Commercial blurbs |
17 |
| Cartoon purveyor of TNT |
23 |
| Cooler in a cooler |
18 |
| Call off a takeoff |
18 |
| Conspire with |
13 |
| Connive with |
12 |
| Copper: good; zinc: fair? |
25 |
| Certain unmentionable |
21 |
| Capitalist class, in Marxism |
28 |
| Crummy dates |
12 |
| Curbs |
5 |
| Churlish chap |
13 |
| Conk on the noggin |
18 |
| Courtroom defenses |
18 |
| Capital on the Hudson |
21 |
| Communication means since 1911 |
30 |
| Caisson compartment |
19 |
| City whose daily newspaper is the Beacon Journal |
48 |
| Canine also called a Hokkaido |
29 |
| Concession ending |
17 |
| Correspond grammatically |
24 |
| Celebrity chef Burrell |
22 |
| Cherub, in Chambéry |
20 |
| Canadian Episcopalian, e.g. |
27 |
| Cross (adjective) |
17 |
| Cartographer's volume |
21 |
| Cyclotron bit |
13 |
| Creating compelling characters, for a writer |
44 |
| Chalky |
6 |
| Call upon |
9 |
| Crookedly |
9 |
| Cruising, say |
13 |
| Cellist until 1886 |
18 |
| Curving lines |
13 |
| Casino card game |
16 |
| Columnist, e.g. |
15 |
| Catcher whose #8, once worn by his mentor, former catcher Bill Dickey, was retired by the Yankees in a 1972 ceremony honoring both players: 2 wds. |
146 |
| Common churchyard conifer |
25 |
| Cede |
4 |
| Craziest |
8 |
| Certain punch |
13 |
| Combat-capable ship smaller than a corvette |
43 |
| C.O.'s truants |
14 |
| Cars |
4 |
| Coupes and compacts |
19 |
| Carpenter's bit |
15 |
| Central Asiatic tent |
20 |
| Clothes |
7 |
| Chemical compound often labeled "S |
34 |
| Certain striker's target |
24 |
| Columnist's constraint |
22 |
| Copy that |
9 |
| Cab |
3 |
| Cutting tool |
12 |
| CBer's place |
12 |
| Chose, as a ballot box |
22 |
| Common remote battery |
21 |
| Company near the start of the telephone book listings |
53 |
| Contemptible fellow |
19 |
| Cold-weather wear |
17 |
| Completely |
10 |
| Car driven by Seinfeld on "Seinfeld |
35 |
| Cul-de-___ (dead-end roads) |
27 |
| Compare favorably to |
20 |
| Certain wingding |
16 |
| Cleansing processes |
19 |
| Cowboy's option for bringing down a runner? |
43 |
| Chic again |
10 |
| Changed from PG to PG-13, say |
29 |
| Concluding letters for a proof reader |
37 |
| Crazily rampages |
16 |
| Capek play about automatons |
27 |
| Classroom drudgery |
18 |
| Cure-all? No |
12 |
| Casual rebuffs |
14 |
| Columnist's offerings |
21 |
| Compliment's converse |
21 |
| Crucifix letters |
16 |
| Cuzco aborigine |
15 |
| Chimu destroyers |
16 |
| Comparative "-y |
15 |
| Captor of Han Solo |
18 |
| Coincidental |
12 |
| Crackerjack, formally |
21 |
| Comic actor Bert |
16 |
| Crazy, in Córdoba |
18 |
| Cantonese fruit |
15 |
| Cheaper |
7 |
| Captor of a human being, for ransom |
35 |
| Custodians' belt attachments |
28 |
| Clare and Henry |
15 |
| Convenient, commercially |
24 |
| Cluck, cluck" makers |
20 |