| Cried one's eyes out | 24 |
| Cries "Uncle" | 23 |
| Cries after being burned | 24 |
| Cries after charges are made | 28 |
| Cries at a Wild West show | 25 |
| Cries at moments of clarity | 27 |
| Cries at the bullfight | 22 |
| Cries caused by a mouse | 23 |
| Cries during a bikini waxing? | 29 |
| Cries during a paso doble | 25 |
| Cries during a shearing | 23 |
| Cries following charges | 23 |
| Cries for Argentina, say | 24 |
| Cries for bullfighters | 22 |
| Cries from congregants | 22 |
| Cries from creative people | 26 |
| Cries from Homer Simpson | 24 |
| Cries from the congregation | 27 |
| Cries from the woodshed | 23 |
| Cries heard during a mishegas | 29 |
| Cries made in passing? | 22 |
| Cries of a toe-stubber | 22 |
| Cries of accomplishment | 23 |
| Cries of disappointment | 23 |
| Cries of encouragement | 22 |
| Cries of fright, in comics | 26 |
| Cries of the bacchanals | 23 |
| Cries of understanding | 22 |
| Cries on roller coasters | 24 |
| Cries on seeing a cute baby | 27 |
| Cries on seeing cute babies | 27 |
| Cries one's eyes out | 24 |
| Cries that go with sighs | 24 |
| Cries while brainstorming | 25 |
| Crim. procedure student | 23 |
| Crime against a butcher? | 24 |
| Crime against the state | 23 |
| Crime and punishment code | 25 |
| Crime battler of 60's TV | 28 |
| Crime boss's nickname | 25 |
| Crime buster, informally | 24 |
| Crime by one carrying a torch | 29 |
| Crime causing a conflagration | 29 |
| Crime climbing in our time | 26 |
| Crime committed by Yentl? | 25 |
| Crime during a blackout | 23 |
| Crime fiction author Johansen | 29 |
| Crime fighter since 1931 | 24 |
| Crime fighter's tactic | 26 |
| Crime fighters' tactic | 26 |
| Crime film centerpiece | 22 |
| Crime in much insurance fraud | 29 |
| Crime in the Constitution | 25 |
| Crime in the game Clue | 22 |
| Crime increasing in our time | 28 |
| Crime lab 'client' | 26 |
| Crime lab evidence, briefly | 27 |
| Crime motive, sometimes | 23 |
| Crime mystery writer Paretsky | 29 |
| Crime novelist Buchanan | 23 |
| Crime novelist Grafton | 22 |
| Crime novelist McDermid | 23 |
| Crime novelist Paretsky | 23 |
| Crime novelist Rendell | 22 |
| Crime on a party boat? | 22 |
| Crime on freeway exits? | 23 |
| Crime scene clue, perhaps | 25 |
| Crime scene collections | 23 |
| Crime scene evidence, often | 27 |
| Crime show in its 11th season | 29 |
| Crime show with two spin-offs | 29 |
| Crime solver Wolfe of fiction | 29 |
| Crime solver's aid | 22 |
| Crime started with a match | 26 |
| Crime syndicate sobriquet | 25 |
| Crime that may cause an alarm | 29 |
| Crime with accelerants | 22 |
| Crime-based cable channel | 25 |
| Crime-fighter of TV and film | 28 |
| Crime-fighter's target | 26 |
| Crime-fighters, for short | 25 |
| Crime-fighting cyborg of film | 29 |
| Crime-solving sequences | 23 |
| Crime-syndicate targets | 23 |
| Crimean conference locale | 25 |
| Crimean conference site | 23 |
| Crimean Peninsula city | 22 |
| Crimean War participant | 23 |
| Crimean ___: 1853–56 | 27 |
| Crimebuster, informally | 23 |
| Crimefighting psychologist | 26 |
| Crimefighting sidekick | 22 |
| Crimes against software | 23 |
| Crimes on the high seas | 23 |
| Criminal conflagration | 22 |
| Criminal intent, in law | 23 |
| Criminal mastermind's HQ | 28 |
| Criminal or animal den | 22 |
| Criminal organizations | 22 |
| Criminal patterns, briefly | 26 |