Letter C 118250–118500

Charlton Heston's "The Prince and the Pauper" role "Chicken Run" characters "Chicken Run" extras "Clients" of some sexers "Cluck, cluck" makers "Cooped up" ones Cackleberry producers Cacklers in coops Cackling birds Cackling farm birds Certain brooders Certain lawyers Certain layers Certain party members. Chick magnets? Chick minders Chick tenders Chick watchers Chickabiddies. Chicken coop dwellers Chicken coop females Chickens that come home to roost Chickens' mothers Chicks follow them Chicks' moms Chicks' mothers Christmas song trio Cluck-cluck group Cluckers Cluckers and scratchers Cluckers in coops Cluckers on a farm Clucking animals Clucking mothers Clutch producers Clutch warmers Cock's coterie Combless coop denizens Coop cacklers Coop cluckers Coop cohort Coop dwellers Coop females Coop gals Coop layers Coop matriarchs Coop moms Coop mothers Coop occupants Coop populace Coop residents Coop sitters Cooped cluckers Cooped-up cacklers Cooped-up critters Cooped-up layers Creatures with no sweat glands Chicks-to-be Creator of Kermit Creator of Kermit the Frog Creator of Kermit the Frog and Rowlf the Dog Creator of Link Hogthrob and Dr. Teeth Creator of TV's "Fraggle Rock" Creator of a noted pig Contemporary of Horatio Alger. "Cool" that's no longer cool "Cool," back in the day Cadence call Cadence shout Clued in, once Cool in the 50s Cool like a cool cat Cool! old-style Cool, '50s-style Cool, back in the 1940s Cool, before "mod" Cool, decades ago Cool, for cats Cool, in an uncool way Cool, in jazz slang Cool, in jive Cool, in jive talk Cool, in old lingo Cool, in old parlance Cool, in old slang Cool, in the '40s Cool, in the 1940s Cool, in the 1950s Cool, like a cat Cool, old-school Cool, then Cool, to a 1940s cat Cool, to a bebopper Cool, to a cat Cool, to a jive talker Cool, to a zoot suiter Cool, to jazzmen Cool, to the older cats Coolly aware __ cat ('40s jazz fan) Contaminated water virus, briefly CLOT prevention substance Combing form meaning "liver." Cool dude, '50s-style Cool guy of the 1950s Cool one, once Count Basie was one Cool jazz fans CABRIOLE producer Classic chairs with shield-shaped backs Cadence calls, in marching. Cries of drill sergeants. "Can You Forgive ___?" (Pet Shop Boys single) "Can You Forgive ___?" (Trollope novel) "Can You Forgive ___?" (first of Trollope's Palliser novels) "Cover ___ Face" (P. D. James's first novel) "Cover ___ Face" (P.D. James mystery) "Cover ___ Face" (P.D. James novel) "Cover ___ Face" (early P.D. James novel) "___ Cardboard Lover" (Norma Shearer film) "___ Cardboard Lover," 1942 film COVER GIRL (FILM) DIRECTOR Cardamom or caraway Cherry Muhanji novel hidden in this clue Common pronoun Counterpart of his ___ Campus (women-centric publication) Companion of Zeus Consort of Zeus Cow-eyed goddess. Cows are sacred to her CHIRON, slayer of CONSTANS II, baptised name of CONSTANTINE III, father of CONSTANTINE the Bearded Cretan capital, whose name derives from that of a hero in Greek myth CHUKCHI Sea island COAT armor/armour, supervisor of Cape May County weekly Classic paper name Coat-of-arms science Coat-of-arms study Coats-of-arms lore Carpet center in Afghanistan. City in N. W. Afghanistan. City in Northwest Afghanistan. City of Afghanistan City on the Hari Rud CARDAMOM CHASTE tree Cannabis, e.g. Caper or savory Caraway or dill Caraway, e.g. Cardamom or caraway, e.g. Catmint, e.g. Catnip or coriander Catnip or cowpea Catnip or horehound Catnip or thyme Catnip, e.g. Chef's flavor enhancer Chef's ingredient Chef's seasoning Chef's secret Chef's secret ingredient Chef's secret ingredient, perhaps Chef's secret ingredient, sometimes Chervil or chives Chervil or coriander Chervil or parsley Chervil, e.g. Chive Cicely or tarragon Cicely, e.g. Cilantro or basil Cilantro or dill Cilantro, e.g. Columnist Caen Comedian Shriner. Common chutney ingredient Cook's add-in Cook's addition Cook's dash Cook's seasoning Cooking accent Cooking additive Culinary item Cumin or fennel cicely Containing ginseng COLLECTOR of plants Co-founder of A&M Records with Jerry Moss Caffeine-free drink Celestial Seasons offering Chamomile Chamomile beverage Chamomile drink Chamomile beverages Chamomile or peppermint beverages Chef who adds just a hint of thyme or rosemary? Collections of plant specimens CASE for dried plant collection Cellist-composer (1859–1924). Composer Victor Composer of "Babes in Toyland." Composer of "Naughty Marietta." Composer of "The Red Mill." composer Irish people Crash of '29 President collect herbs Caraway and catnip Cardamom and catnip Catnip and fennel Catnip and horehound Catnip and lovage, e.g. Catnip and others Chef's array Chef's flavorings Chef's seasonings Chef's selections Chervil and mint Clumsy people, in slang Components of KFC's secret recipe Components of some remedies Cook's supply Cookery items. Culinary enhancers Culinary plants Celestial Seasonings beverage Celestial Seasonings offering Chamomile drink, maybe Chamomile infusion Chamomile soother, e.g. Celestial Seasonings potables Chamomile or lemongrass beverages CAMPANIA city/town, ancient Christie sleuth Poirot Christie's Poirot CACUS, slayer of CYCNUS, slayer of Capturer of the Erymanthian Boar Cattle cluster Cattle collection Cattle convention Cattle drive group Cattle in quantity Cattle that all have the same brand Collection of cattle. Collection of cows