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Convoy components

Convoy components, often

Convoy Constituent

CONVOY CONSTITUENT

Convoy constituents

CONVOY escort ship

Convoy member, perhaps

Convoy menace of WWII

Convoy narrator, e.g.

Convoy star's first name

Convoy vehicles

Convulses disconsolately

CONVULSION CHARACTERIZED BY ALTERNATING CONTRACTIONS AND RELAXATIONS

Convulsion often followed by a blessing

convulsion twitch

CONVULSIONS, condition causing

Convulsive breath

Convulsive breath-catchings

CONVULSIVE GASP MADE WHILE WEEPING

Convulsive movements

convulsive shiver

Convulsive sound

Convulsive sounds

Convulsively comical character

Conway in the Country Music Hall of Fame

Conway of comedy

Conway of country music

Conway or Allen

Conway or Curry

CONWAY, TIM FILM

Cony of the bible

coo over excessively

COOEE-bird country

COOGAN, JACKIE FILM

COOGAN, JACKIE SPOUSE

COOGAN, JACKIE TV

COOK (James), discovery of

Cook a bit, as before roasting

Cook a steak, perhaps

Cook a tough cut, maybe

Cook an egg in water below boiling point

Cook an egg, in a way

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 McDonald's, perhaps

Cook beef at a barbecue

Cook beef in an oven

Cook belonging to place with famous restaurant by the Thames reportedly

Cook bestseller

Cook Book after Daniel

COOK BOOK AFTER DANIEL

COOK book offering

Cook books, often

Cook books, say

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 campanelle

Cook carrots, perhaps

Cook chicken in an oven

Cook chicken, in a way

Cook clams, say

Cook Co.'s home

Cook cooks old birds

Cook corn, in a way

Cook crabs or clams

Cook crullers, e.g.

Cook eggs a certain way

Cook eggs in water

Cook eggs, in a way

Cook escargots perfectly?

COOK EXHORTATION

Cook first, as pie crust

Cook food over an open fire

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 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, 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, maybe

Cook in a wok, perhaps

Cook in a wok, say

Cook in an oven

Cook in deep fat

Cook in fat in a closed pot

Cook in heavy syrup until transparent

Cook in hot milk, say

COOK in hot oil

COOK in hot water

COOK IN NEARLY BOILING WATER

Cook in oil, maybe

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 Inlet city

Cook Island carving

Cook Islands carving

Cook Islands export

COOK ISLANDS ISLAND

Cook Islands language

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 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, 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 heat until crisp and shrivelled

cook or serve (food) in flaming brandy

Cook over an open fire

Cook over charcoal

Cook over coals

Cook over high heat

Cook over hot coals

Cook quick, in Guangzhou

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 sighting of 1778