| Crack in glaze or enamel | 24 |
| Crack in one's armor | 24 |
| Crack in radiating lines | 24 |
| Crack in the cold wind | 22 |
| Crack in the cold, maybe | 24 |
| Crack of dawn, old-style | 24 |
| Crack or crock follower | 23 |
| Crack or jack follower | 22 |
| Crack pusher's nemesis | 26 |
| Crack the whip at, maybe | 24 |
| Crack the whip at, perhaps | 26 |
| Crack up during a jackknife? | 28 |
| Crack Up song to mop to? | 24 |
| Crack, as a secret message | 26 |
| Crack, in British slang | 23 |
| Crack-pusher's nemesis | 26 |
| Cracked a bit, as a door | 24 |
| Cracked buckwheat porridge | 26 |
| Cracked open, as a door | 23 |
| Cracked up at a comedy club | 27 |
| Cracked, as a glass door? | 25 |
| Cracker brand since 1899 | 24 |
| Cracker introduced in 1933 | 26 |
| Cracker introduced in 1934 | 26 |
| Cracker inventor Sylvester | 26 |
| Cracker Jack box bonus | 22 |
| Cracker Jack ingredient | 23 |
| Cracker that won't crack | 28 |
| Cracker topper, sometimes | 25 |
| Cracker topping, perhaps | 24 |
| Cracker with scalloped edges | 28 |
| Cracker with seven holes | 24 |
| Cracker-requesting bird | 23 |
| Crackers may be used on them | 28 |
| Crackhouse raiders: Abbr. | 25 |
| Cracking young fellows? | 23 |
| Crackle and Pop's partner | 29 |
| Crackle's colleague | 23 |
| Crackle's predecessor | 25 |
| Cracklin' ___ Bran | 22 |
| Cracklings, essentially | 23 |
| Cracks up beyond repair | 23 |
| Cracksman's targets | 23 |
| Cracow's land: Abbr. | 24 |
| Cradle cap's location | 25 |
| Cradle locale, in a lullaby | 27 |
| Cradle locale, in song | 22 |
| Cradle of Love singer | 24 |
| Cradle of Texas liberty | 23 |
| Cradle site in a nursery song | 29 |
| Cradle that doesn't rock | 28 |
| Cradle-to-grave stretches | 25 |
| Craft a totem pole, e.g. | 24 |
| Craft built for the Flood | 25 |
| Craft commanded by JFK | 22 |
| Craft for Damon and Pythias? | 28 |
| Craft for mythical nauts | 24 |
| Craft for Rickenbacker | 22 |
| Craft for the paranoid | 22 |
| Craft for the ultra-rich | 24 |
| Craft from Akron, Ohio | 22 |
| Craft in a Belafonte title | 26 |
| Craft maker's website | 25 |
| Craft material with a twist | 27 |
| Craft measured in cubits | 24 |
| Craft or guilt follower | 23 |
| Craft over Niagara Falls? | 25 |
| Craft service has them | 22 |
| Craft show's cousin | 23 |
| Craft symbolizing a long wait | 29 |
| Craft tapered on both ends | 26 |
| Craft that can be rolled | 24 |
| Craft using the element Sn | 26 |
| Craft with delta wings | 22 |
| Craft with knots and hitches | 28 |
| Craft-painter's sling | 25 |
| Craft-y tabloid subjects? | 25 |
| Crafted on a Singer, say | 24 |
| Crafts from another planet | 26 |
| Crafts questioned by skeptics | 29 |
| Crafts' counterparts | 24 |
| Craftsman tools seller | 22 |
| Craftsman tools vendor | 22 |
| Craftsman's workplace | 25 |
| Craftsmen with secret rites | 27 |
| Craftsmen, collectively | 23 |
| Craftsperson's fiber | 24 |
| Crafty British admiral? | 23 |
| Crafty five-line verse? | 23 |
| Crafty poker player, e.g. | 25 |
| Craggy mountain ridges | 22 |
| Cragsman's imperative | 25 |
| Craig Ferguson's employer | 29 |
| Craig Ferguson, by birth | 24 |
| Craig Ferguson, for one | 23 |
| Craig Steven's role | 23 |
| Craig, one-time Atlanta Hawk | 28 |
| craigslist postings: Abbr. | 26 |
| Craigslist rentals: Abbr. | 25 |
| craigslist users, often | 23 |