Letter C, Page 45 of 558 Pages (CA)

CANON MARKINGS
Canon model
CANON of scripture, part of
CANON of the Theravada
Canon offering
Canon offering, briefly
Canon offering, for short
Canon offering, in brief
Canon parts
Canon powder
Canon product
Canon product, for short
Canon rival
Canon setting
Canon shooter
Canon shooter line
Canon shooter, briefly
Canon shots, briefly
Canon SLR
Canon SLR camera
Canon SLR model
Canon that takes shots
Canon type, briefly
Canon type, in brief
Canon's camera competitor
Canon's copier competitor
Canon's rival in copiers
Canonflex or Leicaflex, for short
Canonflex, e.g.
CANONIC
Canonic mark
canonical
CANONICAL ___
Canonical hour
Canonical hour before sext
Canonical hour recitation
canonical hours
CANONICAL hours of Matins and Lauds during last three days of Holy Week
canonical hours pertaining to
CANONICAL hours timed to finish as it is growing dark
CANONICAL literature, scriptural language of
canonicals
canonicate
CANONISATION, first step to
Canonise
CANONISE SAINT MAKING JOURNEY UP TO HEAVEN
Canonised person
canonizare
canonize
Canonized
Canonized 26-Down
Canonized 2nd-century pope
Canonized 5th-century pope
Canonized Albanian nun
Canonized Catalan
canonized fem
Canonized femme (abbr.)
Canonized femme, briefly
Canonized femme, for short
Canonized femmes, briefly
Canonized femmes, for short
Canonized fifth-cen. pope
Canonized fifth-century pope
Canonized fifth-century pope called "the Great"
Canonized figure
Canonized figure reputed to facilitate house sales
Canonized Fr. female
Canonized Fr. woman
Canonized Fr. women
Canonized Frenchwoman
Canonized gp.
Canonized grp.
Canonized holy woman: Abbr.
Canonized mlle.
Canonized Mlle. or Mme.
Canonized mlles.
Canonized monk who introduced the custom of dating events from the birth of Christ
Canonized Norw. king
Canonized Norwegian king
CANONIZED ONE
Canonized ones
Canonized ones: Abbr.
Canonized people
Canonized people, briefly
Canonized people: Abbr.
Canonized person
Canonized pope known as "the Great"
Canonized pope who kept 26-Across from invading Rome
Canonized Roman Cath. child martyr
Canonized woman of Fr.
canonry
CANONS
Canoodle
Canoodle, in Canterbury
Canoodled
Canoodles, in Britain
Canoodling couple, in the tabloids
Canoodling couple, maybe
Canoodling in a crowd, for short
Canoodling in a restaurant, e.g. (abbr.)
CANOPIC
CANOPIC jar
CANOPIED niche
canopied seat on an elephant's back
CANOPIED shrine
Canopies
CANOPUS
Canopus or Aldebaran
Canopus or Polaris
Canopy
canopy at jewish wedding
Canopy bed
Canopy bed, e.g.
Canopy components at the Mall in Central Park
Canopy curtain
canopy flat
CANOPY of heaven
CANOPY of sky
canopy ornament
Canopy over a four-poster bed
Canopy setting
Canopy site, maybe
Canopy support
Canopy supports, perhaps
Canopy tree
CANOROUS
Cans
Cans / Letter flourish
Cans for cons
Cans in Britain
Cans in vending machines
Cans of worms
Cans on a Lowe's shelf
Cans or jugs
Cans under a dish
Cans, in Canterbury
Cans, in Liverpool
Cans, in the UK
Canseco of baseball
Canseco of baseball fame
Canseco or Carreras
Canseco or Feliciano
Canseco who wrote "Juiced"
CANSECO, JOSÉ SPORT
CANST RELATIVE
Canst thou not minister to ___ diseased: Macbeth
Cant
cant be pinned down
cant exist in vacum
Cant finish?
cant move
Cant or "hallow" ending
CANT-hook
Cantab rival
Cantab, for one
Cantab's rival
CANTABILE
CANTABRIAN
Cantabrian Mountains river
CANTABRIAN RIVER
CANTABRIGIAN
Cantabs' rivals
CANTAL capital (Fr.)
CANTAL river
CANTAL town
Cantaloupe
CANTALOUPE ALTERNATIVE
Cantaloupe and honeydew
cantaloupe bits
Cantaloupe castoff
Cantaloupe cousin
Cantaloupe cover
Cantaloupe coverings
Cantaloupe kin
Cantaloupe or casaba covering
Cantaloupe or honeydew
Cantaloupe or honeydew, e.g.
Cantaloupe parts
Cantaloupe, e.g.
Cantaloupe, for one
Cantaloupe's cover
Cantaloupe's family
CANTALOUPES
Cantaloupes and honeydews
Cantaloupes and such
Cantankerous
Cantankerous "Granny" Ryan
Cantankerous comment
Cantankerous cry
Cantankerous folks
Cantankerous kid
Cantankerous old person who's against burying muck in drive
CANTANKEROUS OLDSTERS
CANTANKEROUS ONE
Cantankerous sort
Cantankerous state
Cantar de ___ Cid (Spanish epic poem)
Cantar de Mio ___ (Spanish epic poem)
CANTAR DE RODRIGO HERO
Cantata
Cantata component
Cantata composer
Cantata highlight
Cantata melody
Cantata part
Cantata participant
Cantata performer
Cantata piece
Cantata segment
CANTATA SINGERS
Cantata solos
Cantata tune
Cantatas' kin
CANTATRICE
Cantatrice's delivery
Cantatrice's offering
canted
CANTED FOOTWEAR
Canteen
Canteen carrier
Canteen contents
Canteen cousin
Canteen gp.
Canteen grp.
CANTEEN INITIALS
Canteen or cafŽ
Canteen or café
Canteen's cousin
Canteens
Canteloupe
Canter
Canter alternative
Canter and trot
Canter cousin
Canter has one; "center" does not
Canter has one; "center" doesn't
Canter leisurely
Canter or gallop
Canter or gallop, e.g.
Canter or trot
Canter, e.g.
Canter, for example
Canter, for one
Canter's cousin
CANTERBURY ___
CANTERBURY archbishop, first
Canterbury bells
Canterbury can
Canterbury cans
CANTERBURY capital (NZ)