| Clean drinking water helps prevent it | 37 |
| Clean laundry that hasn't yet been ironed | 45 |
| Clean the hard-to-get-at areas, say | 35 |
| Clean the mirror, after a hot shower | 36 |
| Clean up another spill, in a way | 32 |
| Clean up at Rhode Island's Newport Harbor? | 46 |
| Clean with high-velocity particles | 34 |
| Clean without a machine, as delicate clothes | 44 |
| Clean's partner in weightlifting | 36 |
| Cleaned out, as with a pipe cleaner | 35 |
| Cleaned up a microscopic specimen, e.g. | 39 |
| Cleaned with water, as a sidewalk | 33 |
| Cleaner created by the iRobot company | 37 |
| Cleaner named after a Trojan war hero | 37 |
| Cleaning a mess in a mess, maybe | 32 |
| Cleaning cabinet compounds, perhaps | 35 |
| Cleaning challenge in a very old kitchen? | 41 |
| Cleaning cloth hawked in infomercials | 37 |
| Cleaning fluid with an evergreen scent | 38 |
| Cleaning for military inspection | 32 |
| Cleaning product that may be useful after a party | 49 |
| Cleaning up like the Pillsbury Doughboy? | 40 |
| Cleaning, as if for military inspection | 39 |
| Cleans a windshield, like a snake? | 34 |
| Cleans up after a cheesy party in Brooklyn? | 43 |
| Cleans up after a dance, as a janitor might? | 44 |
| Cleans up Hamelin, in a German legend | 37 |
| Cleanser introduced in the 19th century | 39 |
| Cleanser whose name comes from Greek myth | 41 |
| Cleansing rite associated with Easter | 37 |
| Cleanup hitters' forte (abbr.) | 34 |
| Clear button on computer calculators | 36 |
| Clear Channel-sponsored annual rock event | 41 |
| Clear libation popular in England | 33 |
| Clear libation popular in Russia | 32 |
| Clear malt beverages at 1990s parties | 37 |
| Clear medium for watching NFL games | 35 |
| Clear moisture, as from a windshield | 36 |
| Clear of vermin à la the Pied Piper | 38 |
| Clear one's throat, in a way | 32 |
| Clear out, as before a hurricane | 32 |
| Clear skies, with temperatures in the 70's? | 47 |
| Clear the fence, in baseball slang | 34 |
| Clear, as a tear (with a hidden veggie) | 39 |
| Clear, light green with a yellowish tinge | 41 |
| Cleared, as a windshield in winter | 34 |
| Clearly didn't enjoy the show | 33 |
| Clears of vermin, as the Pied Piper | 35 |
| Clears one's throat disapprovingly | 38 |
| Clears one's throat, in a way | 33 |
| Clears one's throat, perhaps | 32 |
| Clears out a parking lot, perhaps | 33 |
| Clears the birds from the beach? | 32 |
| Clears the head, with "up" | 36 |
| Clears the mind, with "up" | 36 |
| Clears up, as some junk on a hard drive | 39 |
| Clears, after recording expenses | 32 |
| Clearwater National Forest locale | 33 |
| Cleavage revealed by many a low-cut outfit | 42 |
| Cleavage-revealing dress feature | 32 |
| Cleaver's ''Soul ___'' | 42 |
| Cleaver's "Soul ---" | 34 |
| Cleaver's "Soul on ___" | 37 |
| Cleaver's "Soul ___" | 34 |
| Cleaver's "___ on Ice" | 36 |
| Cleaver's "____ on Ice" | 37 |
| Cleese antic in a Monty Python sketch | 37 |
| Cleese cohort from his Monty Python days | 40 |
| Clef that sort of looks like a capital B | 40 |
| Clem Kadiddlehopper's creator | 33 |
| Clemenceau's moniker, with "le" | 45 |
| Clemens's first name, for short | 35 |
| Clementine Churchill's title | 32 |
| Clementine's father, in song | 32 |
| Cleo's "bosom companions" | 39 |
| Cleo's "executioner" | 34 |
| Cleopatra used it as a beauty lotion | 36 |
| Cleopatra's "poor venomous fool" | 46 |
| Cleopatra's favorite green shade? | 37 |
| Cleopatra's ___, in Central Park | 36 |
| Clergy, and this puzzle's theme | 35 |
| Clergyman famous for slips of the tongue | 40 |
| Clergyman known for slips of tongue | 35 |
| Clergyman who wrote "You Can Win" | 43 |
| Clergyman's white linen garment | 35 |
| Clergyman/author Norman Vincent __ | 34 |
| Clergyperson, or place in Saskatchewan | 39 |
| Clerk on "The Simpsons" | 33 |
| Cletus of "The Simpsons," for one | 43 |
| Cletus on "The Simpsons," e.g. | 40 |
| Cleveland in the '94 World Series | 38 |
| Cleveland baseballers, familiarly | 33 |
| Cleveland book on Yankees, Royals et al.? | 41 |
| Cleveland Hall of Famer known for his sinkerball | 48 |
| Cleveland Indians nickname, with "the" | 48 |
| Cleveland industrial band, briefly | 34 |
| Cleveland nine, on the sports pages | 35 |
| Cleveland nine, with "the" | 36 |
| Cleveland residents, for instance | 33 |
| Cleveland Secretary of State Richard _____ | 42 |