| Cracker topper, sometimes | 25 |
| Cracker that won't crack | 28 |
| Cracker Jack ingredient | 23 |
| Cracker Jack box bonus | 22 |
| Cracker inventor Sylvester | 26 |
| Cracker introduced in 1934 | 26 |
| Cracker introduced in 1933 | 26 |
| Cracker brand since 1899 | 24 |
| Cracked, as a glass door? | 25 |
| Cracked up at a comedy club | 27 |
| Cracked open, as a door | 23 |
| Cracked buckwheat porridge | 26 |
| Cracked a bit, as a door | 24 |
| Crack-pusher's nemesis | 26 |
| Crack, in British slang | 23 |
| Crack, as a secret message | 26 |
| Crack Up song to mop to? | 24 |
| Crack up during a jackknife? | 28 |
| Crack the whip at, perhaps | 26 |
| Crack the whip at, maybe | 24 |
| Crack pusher's nemesis | 26 |
| Crack or jack follower | 22 |
| Crack or crock follower | 23 |
| Crack of dawn, old-style | 24 |
| Crack in the cold, maybe | 24 |
| Crack in the cold wind | 22 |
| Crack in radiating lines | 24 |
| Crack in one's armor | 24 |
| Crack in glaze or enamel | 24 |
| Crack from cold weather | 23 |
| Crack due to dehydration | 24 |
| Crack at an easy target | 23 |
| Crack and redden in the cold | 28 |
| Crack a shell for this | 22 |
| Crabtree of "Topsy" | 29 |
| Crabs caught on a sandbar? | 26 |
| Crabby holiday figure? | 22 |
| Crab, lobster or shrimp | 23 |
| Crab's sensor (Var.) | 24 |
| Crab __ (dim sum ingredient) | 28 |
| Crab Key fortress villain | 25 |
| Crab follower, in the zodiac | 28 |
| Crab eater's neckwear | 25 |
| Crab apple's quality | 24 |
| CPR administrant, often | 23 |
| Cpls.' subordinates | 23 |
| Cpls. demoted one grade | 23 |
| Cpl.'s subordinates | 23 |
| Cpl.'s subordinate | 22 |
| Cpl. and sgt., for two | 22 |
| CPAs' recommendations | 25 |
| CPA's recommendation | 24 |
| CPA's office, perhaps | 25 |
| CPA subordinate, perhaps | 24 |
| Cozzens best seller: 1957 | 25 |
| Cozy stop for travelers | 23 |
| Cozy spots by the fire | 22 |
| Cozy rooms for playing? | 23 |
| Cozy retreat in the home | 24 |
| Cozy place to read a book | 25 |
| Cozy home for a couple | 22 |
| Cozier version of a couch | 25 |
| Coyote, to a sheep rancher | 26 |
| Coyote's prey, at times | 27 |
| Coyote's offspring | 22 |
| Coyote's go-to company | 26 |
| Coyote's favorite company | 29 |
| Coyote State's capital | 26 |
| Coyote State for short | 23 |
| Coyolxauhqui worshiper | 22 |
| Coy question upon returning | 27 |
| Coy compliment response | 23 |
| Coxswain's teammates | 24 |
| Coxswain's command | 22 |
| Coxey's ___ at D.C.: 1894 | 29 |
| Cows, pigs and chickens | 23 |
| Cows hit a low with these? | 26 |
| Cows are sacred to her | 22 |
| Cowpuncher's worry | 22 |
| Cowpuncher's moniker | 24 |
| Cowpuncher's bunch | 22 |
| Cowpunch's sobriquet | 24 |
| Cowpunch's moniker | 22 |
| Cowpokes' competitions | 26 |
| Cowpokes' colleagues | 24 |
| Cowpoke's polite assent | 27 |
| Cowpoke's nickname | 22 |
| Cowpoke's handle, perhaps | 29 |
| Cowpoke's greeting | 22 |
| Cowpoke's companion | 23 |
| Coworker of Lou and Mary | 24 |
| Coworker of Kent and Olsen | 26 |
| Coworker of Kent and Lane | 25 |
| Cowhands' chow suppliers | 28 |
| Cowhands' accessories | 25 |
| Cowhand's nickname | 22 |
| Cowhand's competition | 25 |
| Cowell's show, familiarly | 29 |
| Cowell who is quick to judge | 28 |
| Cowboys-and-Indians toys | 24 |