Carolinas' ___ Dee River Chemistry textbook particle Country miss Cookie-based ice cream flavor Cut into pieces, as veggies Cassette successors: Abbr. Creative spark Classroom furniture Cherry's center Colorful eye part Cheeky attitude Cut short, like hair ___-com (genre for 23a and 29a) Crispy part of a cookie, maybe Carve into stone Christian ___ SE, French luxury fashion house with ambassadors like Rihanna and Jimin Center of the earth Croque Monsieur meat Crimson or scarlet, essentially Calculus calculation Carrie Fisher's "Star Wars" role Courtroom declaration Coca-___ Company known as "Big Blue": Abbr. Chocolaty coffee offering Comes from a particular place or region, say Comfy nightwear, for short Chandler's ex-girlfriend played by Maggie Wheeler who is known for her laughter in "Friends" Cafe au ___ Concerning the mind City on the Rhone Chemist's place, for short "Crumpled Paper" artist Jean "___-Ca-Dabra" (start of magician's spell) Cornea's location: 2 wds. Character played by Courteney Cox in the TV series "Friends" Conclude Character played by David Schwimmer in the TV series "Friends" Channels 2-13 Common Market: Abbr. Character played by Jennifer Aniston in the TV series "Friends" "Crusty Old ___" song composed by Phoebe, known for its odd lyrics Created or constructed ___ Crane, co-creator of the famous sitcom, "Friends" Chandler ___, character who marries Monica Geller in "Friends Creative outputs "Central ___," fictional coffee house where all the characters used to hang out together in "Friends" Cash, slangily Cookie container Ctrl+Z command Charlie ___, guest actor who appeared in "Friends" as Ryan the submarine guy Chicken ___ king: 2 wds. Cry of discovery ___ Cooper (small car) ___ Creed from "Rocky" movies Control the movement of a vessel, for one Cosmopolitan and Vogue rival Change directions while on a road trip, perhaps Called the shots, say Choices on a microwave or phone "Chip 'n' ___" (cartoon chipmunks) Children's game with the cry "You're it!" Captain ___, fictional character from "Moby-Dick" Comes back to senses Closest pal: Abbr. Covered in hair Charge paid to a dentist, say Court recordkeeper, for short Carpeting calculation Call to a calf? Cash dispenser: Abbr. Covert ___ (secret missions) Constantly pester Cry at the end of a workweek: Abbr. Colorful card game ___ chatter (meaningless conversation) Chest protector Cooking fluid Cutting-___ technology (highly advanced) Currency in Turkey Causes to disappear Cuddling in public, say: Abbr. Charles Dickens' "A ___ of Two Cities" Charged particle Cul-de-___ (dead end of a street) Current style, as in fashion Christ the Redeemer's city Charitable donation Cyclist's headgear Cigarette user Care for Casino coin machine Carroll who sent Alice to Wonderland Contest submission, say Contend for something Children's book "Clifford the Big Red ___" Colored part of the eye Cat's cry Chicago setting in summer: Abbr. Completely loses it: 2 wds. Commonly used fish in a sandwich Chicago's country: Abbr. ___ Cooper (jeans brand) Coldplay's "A ___ Full of Stars" Crop up City that "all roads lead to" Catch a thief red-handed Consume food Comfy night pants, for short Cinematographers' organization: Abbr. Catch a thief red-handed Cow's call Cousin's mom Crow's cry Coin equal to ten pennies Chinese philosophy principle ___ Club (Scotch whisky) Choir voice Camp quarters Cook in a barbecue, say ___-cone (summer party treat) Caspian or Celtic, e.g. Chef's headwear Cowboy's rope Chop with an axe ___ Carroll, "Jabberwocky" poet Crushes to a mash, as fruit Chicago-based supermarket chain: Abbr. Cuddling in the club, say: Abbr. ___ Chanel's No. 5 perfume Copy of an original Celebration that's six days after Christmas: Abbr. Cunning, like a fox Container for plastic cans Cause of muscle pain "Control + Z" on a computer CBS logo Continent that holds the record for being the largest by population Clear snow-covered roads Closed hand Cry at the end of a workweek: Abbr. Creamy cheese or Larson from Marvel Cinematic Universe "Cat ____ Hot Tin Roof" (state of anxiousness): 2 wds. ___ Comaneci, the first gymnast to be awarded a perfect score of 10 at the Olympics Cushioned furniture Commercials during a show, for short Casino employee who holds all the cards Company whose model 1100 holds the record of being the most sold phone ever Cloud near the ground Country which has been given the title of "the most educated country in the world" Cup's companion Car roofs with removable panels: Hyph. Came down to earth Cristiano who holds the world record for the most followed athlete on Twitter ___ City, country that holds the record for being the smallest in the world Country that holds the record for being the most populous in the world Culmination Country of Eliud Kipchoge who holds the world record for men in Marathon "___ company, three's a crowd" Capital of Austria ___ child (your playful side) ___-Charles Chapman, actor who played Tommen Baratheon on "Game of Thrones" Cousin's mom ___ close to call (very close) Common URL ender "...___ cannot kill a dragon," line said by Daenerys Targaryen in "Game of Thrones" Colored eye part ___ Cunningham, actor who played Davos Seaworth in "Game of Thrones" Chinese flavor-enhancer: Abbr. College application stat: Abbr. Courtroom request Cashew or almond, e.g. Calling device, for short Caustic chemical "Climb aboard!" (driver's words): 2 wds. Cooking oil type Concert blasters, for short Cheese-loving rodent City-state ruled by the "Wise Masters" in "Game of Thrones" Creamy white sandwich spread, for short Constricting snake ___ Clapton ("Layla" singer) Computer manufacturer with a blue logo: Abbr. Cereal grasses used in whiskey, bread, or beer Comes closer "Cake Boss" channel: Abbr. Colorless volatile liquid that was earlier used as a general anesthetic Carrying a weapon Copper and zinc alloy "___: Combat Evolved," 2001 video game that revolves around a war between humanity and an alliance of aliens Cheering sound made at a stadium Circular computer insert China's ___ Zedong ___ chi (martial art) Clean thoroughly Costly crimson spice which is derived from flowers Consumer protection group: Abbr. Commotion City in Cambridgeshire with a famous Anglican cathedral Chewy candy usually made by caramelizing sugar along with butter "Can you not ___ bore at the party?": 2 wds. Country where 15a, 26a and 27a are located Caribbean, e.g. Cubes from a freezer, to a German 1945 conference site Cain's victim Clear the slate ___ concept (Unfamiliar) Caustic chemical substance Cocktail made popular by Carrie Bradshaw in "Sex and the City", for short Cocktail which is the most popular rum-based highball Classic cocktail which has a "dry" and "dirty" variations Charley Weaver's "Things Are Fine in Mount ___" "Case" in French Casual restaurant serving mostly American cuisine Children's game where one chases the others ___ Coffee, popular coffeehouse chain from the U.K. Clover ___, garden weed also called "shamrock" Countess's husband Corduroy feature Cackling carnivore Convent inhabitant City's polluted concoction College faculty, for short Change a text message, say "Catch you later!" Cake maker Cunning and deceitful Collectible animation frame Congeal, like blood ___ chimes, hanging garden decor that creates music Concert or a fundraiser, e.g. Clip-___ (hoof sound) Chilly sound? Caspian, or Arabian waterbody Cold rock in a soda, perhaps Cordon ___ (cheesy dish) Chicago ___, American football team with one Super Bowl win "Call of Duty: Black ___" (video game) Chew on Ctrl +___+ Del Cobra or viper, e.g. Colony insect Cobbler's tool Cable sta. for cinema buffs Change the decor, for e.g. Consequently Checked out Connect to secretly Chum