| Corrects, as a manuscript | 25 |
| Corregidor's neighbor | 25 |
| Correlative conjunction | 23 |
| Correo ___ (air mail): Sp. | 26 |
| Correo ___ (Spanish airmail) | 28 |
| Correspond, grammatically | 25 |
| Correspond, in grammar | 22 |
| Corresponded, in a way | 22 |
| Correspondence collector | 24 |
| Correspondence enc. notation | 28 |
| Correspondence request | 22 |
| Correspondence sans stamp | 25 |
| Correspondence specialist? | 26 |
| Correspondent in Chicago? | 25 |
| Correspondent in jail? | 22 |
| Correspondent of a sort | 23 |
| Correspondent of sorts | 22 |
| Correspondent's closing | 27 |
| Correspondent's encl. | 25 |
| Correspondent's kisses | 26 |
| Correspondent's need | 24 |
| Correspondent's request | 27 |
| Correspondents from Cambodia? | 29 |
| Corresponding directly | 22 |
| Corresponding, in a way | 23 |
| Corresponds, grammatically | 26 |
| Corrida "Bravo!" | 26 |
| Corrida "rah" | 23 |
| Corrida de ___ (bullfight) | 26 |
| Corrida encouragements | 22 |
| Corrida toro tormentor | 22 |
| Corridor to be kept clear | 25 |
| Corrigan, Doolittle et al. | 26 |
| Corroborations of 300 games? | 28 |
| Corroded by a fine spray? | 25 |
| Corrosion-preventing coating | 28 |
| Corrosion-resistant metal | 25 |
| Corrosive acid, symbolically | 28 |
| Corrosive battery chemical | 26 |
| Corrosive cleaning agents | 25 |
| Corrosive cleaning liquid | 25 |
| Corrosive stuff from the sky | 28 |
| Corrupt political fund-raiser | 29 |
| Corrupted, as computer data | 27 |
| Corsa del Palio setting | 23 |
| Corsage site, at times | 22 |
| Corsair and Citation, for two | 29 |
| Corsair, Ranger and Citation | 28 |
| Corsair, Ranger and Pacer | 25 |
| Corset result, perhaps | 22 |
| Corset-factory employee | 23 |
| Corset-makerÂ’s tool | 23 |
| Corset-stiffening material | 26 |
| Corsetiere's creation | 25 |
| Corsica, etc., to French | 24 |
| Corsica, to the French | 22 |
| Corsican patriot Pasquale | 25 |
| Corsican's neighbor | 23 |
| Corsican's neighbor: It. | 28 |
| Corsicans' neighbors | 24 |
| Cortés's subjects | 24 |
| Cortés's victims | 23 |
| Cortéz contemporary | 22 |
| Cortisol-secreting gland | 24 |
| Corvette competitors of yore | 28 |
| Corvette debut of '68 | 25 |
| Corvettes' targets | 22 |
| Coryphée's wear | 22 |
| Cos-tumed one at an arena | 25 |
| Cos. that offer access | 22 |
| Cos. with ampersands, often | 27 |
| Cosa -- (Mafia's kin) | 25 |
| Cosa Nostra's forte | 23 |
| Cosa ___ (crime syndicate) | 26 |
| Cosby character, post-diet? | 27 |
| Cosby's first series | 24 |
| Cosecant's opposite | 23 |
| Cosecant's reciprocal | 25 |
| Cosecants' reciprocals | 26 |
| Cosell sparring partner | 23 |
| Cosell's "rug" | 28 |
| Cosell's longtime foil | 26 |
| Cosgrave's country | 22 |
| Cosigner of the ABM Treaty | 26 |
| Cosimo or Lorenzo of Florence | 29 |
| Cosine of zero degrees | 22 |
| Cosine or secant, e.g. | 22 |
| Cosine's reciprocal | 23 |
| Cosines' reciprocals | 24 |
| Cosmetic company founder | 24 |
| Cosmetic ingredient, often | 26 |
| Cosmetic option, informally | 27 |
| Cosmetic skin procedure | 23 |
| Cosmetic surgeon's supply | 29 |
| Cosmetic surgery, briefly | 25 |
| Cosmetic surgery, for short | 27 |
| Cosmetic that may be flavored | 29 |
| Cosmetic transplant area | 24 |
| Cosmetic-counter purchase | 25 |
| Cosmetically used plant | 23 |