Converse with, in slang | 23 |
Converse's parent company | 29 |
Converse, as at a reunion | 25 |
Converses, '60s style | 25 |
Converses, e.g., slangily | 25 |
Conversion to a red state? | 26 |
Convert at Barclays, say | 24 |
Convert chips into money | 24 |
Convert hide into leather | 25 |
Convert into an anesthetic | 26 |
Convert into sheet music | 24 |
Convert one's poker chips | 29 |
Convert to a fine spray | 23 |
Convert to a musical, say | 25 |
Convert to a screenplay | 23 |
Convert to charged particles | 28 |
Convert to leather, as a hide | 29 |
Convert to leather, as hide | 27 |
Converted caboose, maybe | 24 |
Converted cash, in a way | 24 |
Converted fibers to yarn | 24 |
Converted liberal, informally | 29 |
Converted railroad car, maybe | 29 |
Convertible alternative | 23 |
Convertible alternatives | 24 |
Convertible auto, slangily | 26 |
Convertible car's cover | 27 |
Convertible car, slangily | 25 |
Convertible look-alike | 22 |
Convertible or coupe, e.g. | 26 |
Convertible roof style | 22 |
Convertible with a bed? | 23 |
Convertible's cover | 23 |
Convertible's opposite | 26 |
Convertible, after conversion | 29 |
Convertible, informally | 23 |
Convertible, so to speak | 24 |
Convertibles that extend | 24 |
Convertibles, informally | 24 |
Convertibles, slangily | 22 |
Converting device: Var. | 23 |
Convertiplane for short | 24 |
Converts hide into leather | 26 |
Converts into metallic waste | 28 |
Converts into particles | 23 |
Converts skin to leather | 24 |
Converts to a cause, briefly | 28 |
Convex/concave molding | 22 |
Convey to a distance: Var. | 26 |
Conveyance for captives | 23 |
Conveyance for Marty McFly | 26 |
Conveyance in an emergency | 26 |
Conveyance on a snowy slope | 27 |
Conveyance requirement | 22 |
Conveyance to the party | 23 |
Conveyance with a basket | 24 |
Conveyance with handlebars | 26 |
Conveyance without wheels | 25 |
Conveyed by pipes, as heat | 26 |
Conveyed via a conduit | 22 |
Conveys, as information | 23 |
Convict falsely and quickly | 27 |
Convict one too quickly | 23 |
Convict without a fair trial | 28 |
Convicted crime boss John | 25 |
Conviction of the devout | 24 |
Convince using compliments | 26 |
Convince using flattery | 23 |
Convince with smooth talk | 25 |
Convincer's activity | 24 |
Convincing, as an argument | 26 |
Convincing, polemically | 23 |
Convivial holiday affair | 24 |
Convocation of witches | 22 |
Convoluted Beatles offering? | 28 |
Convoy components, often | 24 |
Convoy member, perhaps | 22 |
Convulse with laughter | 22 |
Convulses one with laughter | 27 |
Conway of country music | 23 |
Coogan's Bluff hero | 23 |
Cook a tough cut, maybe | 23 |
Cook and Hook, for ex. | 22 |
Cook à l'anglaise | 24 |
Cook by immersing in fat | 24 |
Cook chicken, in a way | 22 |
Cook eggs a certain way | 23 |
Cook first, as pie crust | 24 |
Cook for a change, say | 22 |
Cook for O'Connor on TV | 27 |
Cook for three minutes, say | 27 |
Cook in a fancy restaurant | 26 |
Cook in a skillet, maybe | 24 |
Cook in a tightly closed pot | 28 |
Cook in a wok, perhaps | 22 |
Cook just below a boil | 22 |
Cook like a Cajun, at times | 27 |
Cook of Zac Brown Band | 22 |
Cook onion rings, maybe | 23 |
Cook pinto beans, perhaps | 25 |