| A cop might put someone under it | 32 |
| A cop on the beat, e.g. | 23 |
| A Copperfield | 13 |
| A Coppola | 9 |
| A Corleone | 10 |
| A Corleone brother | 18 |
| A Corleone son | 14 |
| A cormorant | 11 |
| A corn chip | 11 |
| A corrosive | 11 |
| A Cosby | 7 |
| A Cosby girl | 12 |
| A Cosby kid | 11 |
| A Cosby show | 12 |
| A cosmetic | 10 |
| A Costanza, on ''Seinfeld'' | 43 |
| A costar of Felicity | 20 |
| A costar of Sylvester | 21 |
| A cotillion in a pastry shop? | 29 |
| A Cotton Belt grape | 19 |
| A cotton fabric | 15 |
| A cottonwood | 12 |
| A Coty | 6 |
| A Count of Monte Cristo portrayer | 33 |
| A counterfeiter said . . . | 26 |
| A country's CEO, often | 26 |
| A country's flag | 20 |
| A country's output, for short | 33 |
| A county of Ireland | 19 |
| A coup could end it | 19 |
| A couple | 8 |
| A couple bucks, maybe | 21 |
| A couple CBS spinoffs | 21 |
| A couple dozen sheets | 21 |
| A couple from Connecticut? | 26 |
| A couple hundred milligrams | 27 |
| A couple in Cancún? | 22 |
| A couple in Mexico? | 19 |
| A couple may be in it | 21 |
| A couple more than the rules allow | 34 |
| A couple of | 11 |
| A couple of bears | 17 |
| A couple of bucks | 17 |
| A couple of bucks, say | 22 |
| A couple of bucks? | 18 |
| A couple of CBS spinoffs | 24 |
| A couple of chips in the pot, maybe | 35 |
| A couple of chips in the pot, say | 33 |
| A couple of chips, maybe | 24 |
| A couple of cups | 16 |
| A couple of cups? | 17 |
| A couple of dates, say | 22 |
| A couple of December days | 25 |
| A couple of English queens | 26 |
| A couple of eras | 16 |
| A couple of greats | 18 |
| A couple of Henry VIII's wives | 34 |
| A couple of laughs | 18 |
| A couple of people may work in it | 33 |
| A couple of pinches, perhaps: Abbr. | 35 |
| A couple of ranchers? | 21 |
| A couple of rounds in a toaster? | 32 |
| A couple of runners at the corners, in baseball | 47 |
| A couple of shillings | 21 |
| A couple of sizes too big | 25 |
| A couple of snare drum sounds | 29 |
| A couple of Spaniards? | 22 |
| A couple of squares on the chessboard? | 38 |
| A couple of things in common | 28 |
| A couple of times | 17 |
| A couple of trios | 17 |
| A couple of words after the race | 32 |
| A couple of words from Caesar | 29 |
| A couple of words from Santa | 28 |
| A couple thousand pounds | 24 |
| A couple words before many words | 32 |
| A couple words from Popeye | 26 |
| A couple words from Santa | 25 |
| A couple words to Brutus | 24 |
| A couple, perhaps | 17 |
| A court | 7 |
| A court winner may jump over it | 31 |
| A courtroom procedure | 21 |
| A courtship custom, south of the border | 39 |
| A cousin of cabbage | 19 |
| A cousin of grappa | 18 |
| A cousin of hers | 16 |
| A cousin of, say | 16 |
| A couturier's display is a ___ | 34 |
| A cove for Cole? | 16 |
| A covenant signer: Neh. 10:26 | 29 |
| A covey of ____ | 15 |
| A covey of ______ | 17 |
| A cow's favorite desserts? | 30 |
| A Coward | 8 |
| A cowboy hat has a wide one | 27 |
| A cowboy may have a big one | 27 |
| A cowboy might drive one | 24 |
| A cowboy might have a big one | 29 |
| A cowfish | 9 |