| Cuts out with a scalpel | 23 |
| Cuts rectangular grooves | 24 |
| Cuts short, as a space flight | 29 |
| Cuts short, as a space trip | 27 |
| Cuts to bits, as a potato | 25 |
| Cuts to specific dimensions? | 28 |
| Cuts up a bit outdoors? | 23 |
| Cuts with garden shears | 23 |
| Cuts, with "off" | 26 |
| Cutter along the grain | 22 |
| Cutter purchased in France? | 27 |
| Cutter with a bent blade | 24 |
| Cutter with a broad blade | 25 |
| Cutter with a narrow blade | 26 |
| Cutter's next of kin | 24 |
| Cutters in craft stores | 23 |
| Cutters, at times, briefly | 26 |
| Cutthroat or steelhead | 22 |
| Cutting down, as a tree | 23 |
| Cutting down, in a way | 22 |
| Cutting edge of science? | 24 |
| Cutting Slipknot song? | 22 |
| Cutting staff, for short | 24 |
| Cutting tool on a plow | 22 |
| Cutting ___ (most advanced) | 27 |
| Cutting ___ (vanguard) | 22 |
| Cutting-edge development? | 25 |
| Cutting-edge farm parts | 23 |
| Cutting-edge in engineering | 27 |
| Cutting-edge Motorola phone? | 28 |
| Cutting-edge set, briefly | 25 |
| Cutting-edge technology? | 24 |
| Cutting-edge, informally | 24 |
| Cutting-room staff?: Abbr. | 26 |
| Cuttlefish fluid used in art | 28 |
| Cuttlefish's camouflage | 27 |
| Cuttlefish's cousin | 23 |
| Cuttlefish's output | 23 |
| Cuttlefish's protection | 27 |
| Cuttlefish's relative | 25 |
| Cutty ___ (clipper ship) | 24 |
| Cutty ___ (historic ship) | 25 |
| Cutty ___, Scottish garment | 27 |
| Cutups at a record company? | 27 |
| Cuzco was their capital | 23 |
| Cuzco's civilization | 24 |
| Cy Young Award favorites | 24 |
| Cy Young Award winner Blue | 26 |
| Cy Young Award winner Doug | 26 |
| Cy Young award winner Sparky | 28 |
| Cy Young had a record 815 | 25 |
| Cy Young winner Hershiser | 25 |
| Cy Young winner Martinez | 24 |
| Cy Young winner Saberhagen | 26 |
| Cy Young winner Sparky | 22 |
| Cy Young winner, often | 22 |
| Cy Young winners, often | 23 |
| Cy Young's missiles | 23 |
| Cy Young's was 2.63 | 23 |
| Cy ___ (pitching awards) | 24 |
| Cyan-colored Pac-Man ghost | 26 |
| Cyanide and arsenic, e.g. | 25 |
| Cyaxares' subjects | 22 |
| Cyber annoyance, to many | 24 |
| Cyber Monday beneficiary | 24 |
| Cyber-send to the I.R.S. | 24 |
| Cyber-submit to the IRS | 23 |
| Cyberbidder's site | 22 |
| Cyberbidders' site | 22 |
| Cyberbuyer's market | 23 |
| Cybercafé customers | 22 |
| Cybercriminal's creation | 28 |
| Cybermarket since 1995 | 22 |
| Cybermessaging service | 22 |
| Cyberneticist's hot dog | 27 |
| Cyberneticist's study | 25 |
| Cybernetics pioneer Norbert | 27 |
| Cybernotice for a party | 23 |
| Cyberperiodicals, familiarly | 28 |
| Cyberseller's site | 22 |
| Cybershopper's site | 23 |
| Cybershopping destination | 25 |
| Cyberspace "Ha-ha!" | 29 |
| Cyberspace administrator | 24 |
| Cyberspace connections | 22 |
| Cyberspace conversation | 23 |
| Cyberspace gatekeeper (abbr.) | 29 |
| Cyberspace marketplace | 22 |
| Cyberspace offering site | 24 |
| Cyberspace reads, for short | 27 |
| Cyberspace selling site | 23 |
| Cyberspace V.I.P.'s | 23 |
| Cyberspace viewpoint preceder | 29 |
| Cyborg film of '87 | 22 |
| Cyborg prefix, in movies | 24 |
| Cyborg's beginning? | 23 |
| Cycle at the laundromat | 23 |
| Cycle on some machines | 22 |
| Cycle or lateral preceder | 26 |
| Cycle or angle lead-in | 22 |