Cigar residue Calendar unit that might "leap"? Cut of meat from a lamb's leg (anagram of "hanks") Clumsy sort ___ Cardin, Italian-French fashion designer whose name is the French form of "Peter" Country of Rome and Venice Candied Thanksgiving tuber Ceiling spinner with blades Calendar row, usually Critical hospital section: Abbr. Christian ___ (French fashion house) ___ Carpenter, "The Thing" director who was cited as an inspiration for "Stranger Things" Cry noisily Cube in a chance-based game Countryside lodging Chimney output Caribbean vacation island near Curacao Comfy summer shirt Cheer in a soccer stadium Charge for services Cyclist's oft-skinned joint Capitol Hill figure, for short Call ___ early night: 2 wds. Chewy Snickers bar ingredient Cavaliers or Browns, on scoreboards Coconut ___, beverage from a coconut popular during the summer Country's ___ Young Band Coastal vacation destination, also central to this grid's theme Construction material that covers 1a, used for building a type of castle Caught in ___ (caught being dishonest): 2 wds. Creme ___ creme (cream of the crop): 2 wds. Celebrity gossip website: Abbr. Country with Bondi Beach, for short "Cycle" or "corn" lead-in Colorful eggs at a sushi bar Comedy or tragedy, e.g. Choreographer's directive ___ cream sundae, dessert enjoyed during the summers Corn on the ___, snack enjoyed during the summers Cook, as marshmallows at 1a Child's little twinkler in a rhyme "Come ___" (please enter): 2 wds. Child's Christmas list keeper, for short Common public transport Christmas song ___ cat who appeared in "The Amazing Spider-Man" who has sometimes been his enemy, love interest and ally Costa del ___ (region in south of Spain) Chemicals used in the manufacture of plastics: Abbr. Carter ___, character that debuted in Ghost Rider number 1 as the first to wear the mask Chair or table part Clear the board, say ___ chocolate (chocolate unit): 2 wds. Character played by Tom Hiddleston in "Thor" and "The Avengers" Ceremony or ritual, say Chooses with "for" Car roofs with removable panels: Hyph. Castle, on a chessboard ___ class (cycling session) "Come here ___?" (frequently) Cartographer's drawing Critical hospital wards: Abbr. Chewy stick Cosmopolitan spot? Czech or Croat, for short Consequential time period ___ Condor, "Moonshot" actress Count ___ (Lemony Snicket villain) Casino city in Nevada ___ control (exterminator's service) "Confess, Fletch" star Jon ___ Crater's edge Close chum "Cross my heart and ___ to die..." "Candy ___," 2018 comedy film starring Sami Gayle and Jacob Latimore "___ Candy," 2005 thriller film starring Elliot Page Curly leafy vegetable "Calvin and Hobbes" girl ___ Derkins Cry loudly Certain baseball positions: Abbr. Charms ___ pops,hardy candy lollipops with bubblegum centers ___ Candy Kitchen (NRHP listed shop in Iowa) Company that invented the newsreel Carpe ___ (seize the day) ___ Chocolate, American chocolate maker based out of Seattle Craze that comes and goes Chocolate ___, confection from New Zealand made of marshmallow and milk chocolate Candy ___, peppermint-flavored stick candy often associated with Saint Nicholas Day Center of a storm Captain's affirmative Chip's animation brother Crow's call Costs or shopper's expenses Catches a glimpse of Cat-___-tails (whip): Hyph. Casual shirt Cash dispenser: Abbr. Chocolate bar by Mars which has a biscuit coated with caramel Coat checked by a vet ___-Caps (candy brand) Chocolates ___ S.A., one of Brazil's largest chocolate manufacturer Classification between family and species Candel ___, popular pink-colored candy in Uruguay with a crunchy texture Catherine ___-Jones, actress from "The Mask of Zorro" Condo, to a real estate agent Circulate, as blood Country whose capital city is Muscat "___ Croft: Tomb Raider" "Call me Maybe" singer Carly ___ Jepsen Can't catch a break: 2 wds. Clark ___ from DC Comics Crack a trigonometry problem Croc's cousin, informally Common ender of university URLs Clump of turf Cuts with scissors, say Channel that airs "SportsCenter": Abbr. Catch a thief red-handed Clickable computer screen symbol Corn chip enjoyed with salsa Credit-weighted number in college: Abbr. Completely unskilled Christmas pudding fruit Cat cry Confined, as a bird ___ crest (pelvis feature) Chemist's workplace, for short "Call Me Maybe" singer Carly ___ Jepsen Currency of Bangladesh Cook in a whole lot of oil: Hyph. Charge paid to a dentist, say Cabbage Patch ___, soft sculptured dolls that went into mass production in 1982 Cadillac luxury sedan Care ___, multi-colored plush toys that went on sale in 1983 Cain and ___ Carpe ___ (make the most) Comet that is visible from Earth every 75-76 years and was last seen in 1986 Car feature that helps you stop the wheels: 2 wds. Cry of alarm ___ 5150, computer model released in 1981 that popularized the "personal computer" concept City in Tuscany whose historic centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site Cookie that can be dunked Central Park city: Abbr. "Cat" in Spanish Common ender of university URLs Call ___ day: 2 wds. Candlestick ___, old stadium in San Francisco where The Beatles performed their last commercial concert on August 29th, 1966 ___ Corps headquarter, London building whose roof was the venue where The Beatles gave their final live performance on January 30th, 1969 Continental currency Circling the Earth in a path: 2 wds. Child's building blocks ___ card (chip on your phone): Abbr. Clark ___ from DC Comics California's San ___ Bay "Call me ___" (famous opening line from "Moby-Dick") Change the label during sale season, say "Charlie's Angels" star Kelly ___ Club, venue in Germany where The Beatles first performed ___ Cooper (small car) Cop who targets drug dealers, informally Copy someone or something 1988 comedy-drama that features The Beatles' "I Saw Her Standing There": 2 wds. Center of the Earth Casual "no" Casino coin machine "Coyote Ugly" star ___ Banks Charlotte Bronte's "Jane ___" Chops off, as a tree branch Chang Chong-___, Tintin's friend from China who debuted in 1936 Cry of recognition Country singer Loretta "Captain ___, Soldier of Fortune," comic strip about a Southern adventurer created by Roy Crane Clementine from "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" "Call of Duty: Black ___" ___ Comics, webcomic based on the everyday life of the titular character and her partner John Charlotte Bronte's novel "Jane ___" Catch in the act Comfy summer top Currency in Japan Colored part of the eye Ctrl-Alt-___ Crow's call California's neighbor to the north, for short Cast a ballot Cat-___-tails "___ complicated" ___ Cooper, Archie's kind-hearted friend in Archie Comics Cul-de-___ Campfire residue Comic book maxiseries published by DC Comics and is set in an alternate reality in the '80s Compass "N" Cupid, to the Greeks Comic ____ (font) "Crisis on Infinite ___," comic book maxiseries published by DC Comics and which is set in a shared universe "___ Conan," manga series that follows the life of a high school investigator Camper's shelter Cookie holder Connecting point Chilling Cap-___ (from head to toe): Hyph. Chimney deposit College application necessity: Abbr. Cooling body powder Cricket's ___ Lanning Clock tower announcement? Constantly pester ___, Charlie's brother from "Two and a Half Men" "Cowboys & ___," 2011 Daniel Craig movie that is based on a graphic novel by Scott Mitchell Rosenberg Constellation with a hunter? Chemist's workstation, for short Choreographer's move Creature that attacked Meredith in "The Office" Catherine ___, actress who plays the recurring character, Nellie Bertram in "The Office" Creme de la ___ (popular skin cream) ___ California, recurring character who becomes the CEO of Sabre in "The Office" Campfire residue Cloud locale Court divider in volleyball Cobbler's tool Class reunion attendee, for short Clock standard in UAE: Abbr. Cunning, like a fox Canyon rebound ___ chocolate chip, Michael Scott's favorite ice cream flavor in "The Office" Clickable symbol 2004 ___ convertible, car that Michael Scott owns in "The Office" Cylindrical soda container Comfy summer shirt ___ Carrey, actor who guest starred as the Finger Lakes Guy in "The Office" Calendar divisions, for short Constricting snake China's continent Clumsy type Comic strip "___ and Janis" Curve in a road CIA agent, perhaps Cartoon frame Capital of Italia "Charlie's Angels" actress Barrymore Crafty, like a fox Cousin of "Eureka!" Cook, as cookies Carve, as on stone Common search engine Chat away Carpet alternative Cosmopolitan and Vogue, for short Cobbler's hole-punching tool Calder Cup organization: Abbr. ___ Cendrowski, director of CBS sitcom "The Big Bang Theory" Carpet seller's calculation