- Convoy vehicle
- Convoy vehicles
- Convoy's front
- convoying
- convulse
- Convulses disconsolately
- convulsion
- CONVULSION CHARACTERIZED BY ALTERNATING CONTRACTIONS AND RELAXATIONS
- Convulsion often followed by a blessing
- Convulsions
- CONVULSIONS, condition causing
- Convulsive breath
- Convulsive breath-catchings
- CONVULSIVE GASP MADE WHILE WEEPING
- Convulsive movements
- convulsive shiver
- Convulsive sound
- Convulsive sounds
- Convulsively comical character
- Convy
- Convy and Lahr
- Convy or Parks
- Conway Comic
- Conway in the Country Music Hall of Fame
- CONWAY LOCALE
- Conway of comedy
- Conway of country music
- Conway or Allen
- Conway or Curry
- CONWAY, TIM FILM
- CONWAY, TIM TV
- cony
- Cony of the bible
- coo
- Coo callers
- Coo or cuckoo
- coo over excessively
- Coo-oo-ool!
- COO, for one
- COODER
- COODY, CHARLES
- COOEE
- COOEE-bird country
- Cooer
- cooey
- cooeyed
- COOGAN
- COOGAN, JACKIE
- COOGAN, JACKIE FILM
- COOGAN, JACKIE SPOUSE
- COOGAN, JACKIE TV
- COOING
- COOING bird
- Cooing birds
- COOING sound
- Cooing, maybe
- Cook
- COOK ___
- COOK (James), discovery of
- Cook (up)
- Cook a bit, as before roasting
- Cook a pizza
- Cook a steak, perhaps
- Cook a tough cut, maybe
- Cook a turkey
- COOK ACCESSORY
- Cook an egg in water below boiling point
- Cook an egg, in a way
- Cook and Curry
- Cook and Lassen (abbr.)
- cook and make edible by putting in a hot oven
- Cook and Zuckerberg, e.g.
- Cook at a high temperature
- Cook at high heat initially
- Cook at home
- Cook at McDonald's, perhaps
- COOK BACON
- Cook beef at a barbecue
- Cook beef in an oven
- Cook belonging to place with famous restaurant by the Thames reportedly
- Cook bestseller
- Cook bk. item
- Cook book
- Cook Book after Daniel
- COOK BOOK AFTER DANIEL
- COOK book offering
- Cook books, often
- Cook books, say
- COOK BRIEFLY
- COOK by direct heat
- cook by direct heat under a grill
- cook by dry heat as in an oven
- Cook by immersing in fat
- Cook by simmering
- Cook by slow boiling
- Cook cabbage
- Cook campanelle
- Cook carrots, perhaps
- Cook chestnuts
- Cook chicken in an oven
- Cook chicken, in a way
- Cook clams
- COOK CLAMS 100
- Cook clams, say
- Cook Co.'s home
- Cook cookies
- Cook cooks old birds
- Cook corn, in a way
- Cook crabs
- Cook crabs or clams
- Cook creation
- Cook crullers, e.g.
- Cook Deen
- Cook eggs a certain way
- Cook eggs in water
- Cook eggs, in a way
- COOK ENDER
- Cook escargots perfectly?
- COOK EXHORTATION
- Cook first, as pie crust
- Cook food over an open fire
- Cook for
- Cook for a change, say
- COOK FOR A CROWD
- Cook for oneself, maybe
- Cook for too long
- cook for too short a time or at too low a temperature
- Cook gently
- Cook gently in hot water
- Cook gently in liquid below boiling point
- Cook hot dogs on the patio, say
- Cook in a barbecue
- Cook in a cauldron
- Cook in a covered pot
- Cook in a fancy restaurant
- Cook in a hurry
- Cook in a marinade
- COOK IN A MICROWAVE
- Cook in a pan
- Cook in a pan, maybe
- COOK IN A SIMMERING LIQUID
- Cook in a skillet
- Cook in a skillet, maybe
- Cook in a toque
- Cook in a way, as tuna or beef tenderloin
- Cook in a wok
- Cook in a wok, maybe
- Cook in a wok, perhaps
- Cook in a wok, say
- Cook in an oven
- Cook in deep fat
- Cook in embers
- COOK in fat
- Cook in fat in a closed pot
- Cook in grease
- Cook in heavy syrup until transparent
- Cook in hot milk, say
- COOK in hot oil
- COOK in hot water
- Cook in liquid
- COOK IN NEARLY BOILING WATER
- Cook in oil
- Cook in oil, maybe
- Cook in sugar
- Cook in the bottom of the oven, say
- Cook in the microwave
- Cook in the microwave, slangily
- Cook in the news
- Cook in the oven
- COOK IN WATER
- Cook Inlet city
- Cook Island carving
- Cook Islands carving
- Cook Islands export
- COOK ISLANDS ISLAND
- Cook Islands language
- Cook joint
- Cook just below a boil
- Cook just below the boiling point
- Cook known for "Bam!"
- Cook landfall of 1777
- Cook like the Colonel
- Cook Maryland crabs
- Cook of Apple
- Cook of comedy
- Cook of Creedence Clearwater Revisited
- Cook of Creedence Clearwater Revival
- Cook of the sea
- Cook on "m*a*s*h"
- Cook on a barbecue
- Cook on a griddle
- Cook on a grill
- COOK ON A HOT SURFACE USING FAT
- Cook on a spit
- Cook on a spit, say
- Cook on a turntable, in slang
- Cook on dry heat
- Cook on high heat
- Cook on the barbecue
- Cook on the outside
- Cook on the range
- Cook on the screen
- Cook one's goose
- Cook onion rings, maybe
- Cook onions, perhaps
- Cook or "kitchen" add-on
- Cook or Bering
- cook or heat until crisp and shrivelled
- cook or serve (food) in flaming brandy
- Cook outdoors
- Cook over an open fire
- Cook over charcoal
- Cook over coals
- COOK over fire
- Cook over high heat
- Cook over hot coals
- Cook Paula
- Cook quick, in Guangzhou
- Cook quickly
- Cook quickly at great heat
- Cook quickly, as onions
- Cook quickly, as tuna
- Cook quickly, colloquially
- Cook quickly, in a way
- Cook quickly, perhaps
- Cook scallops, perhaps
- Cook seen on TV specials
- Cook shack specialty
- Cook shrimp
- Cook sighting of 1778
- Cook since '11
- Cook slowly
- COOK SLOWLY AND FOR A LONG TIME IN LIQUID
- Cook slowly in liquid
- Cook slowly, in a way
- Cook so as to lock in the flavor, say
- Cook stew until it boils?
- Cook stove
- COOK THE ___
- COOK THE BOOKS
- Cook the surface of
- Cook too long
- Cook too much
- Cook uncovered over direct heat
- Cook under a flame
- Cook under a hot flame
- Cook under direct heat
- Cook unshelled eggs
- cook until the juice is absorbed and the surface crisps
- COOK UNTIL VERY LITTLE LIQUID IS LEFT