Letter C
Character that some wrongly assume Mary Shelley invented
Character who's "on chains" in the lyrics of "Monster Mash"
Character whose line "Walk this way" inspired the Aerosmith song of the same name
Character with a prominent back
Choreographer Moiseyev
Cinema lab assistant
Cinematic lab assistant
Classic 1974 role for Marty Feldman
Classic creepy assistant name
Classic doctor's aide
Classic lab assistant name
Classic name heard in the 1962 hit "Monster Mash"
Classical pianist Levit
Clichéd film assistant
Clichéd name for a lab assistant
Columnist Cassini
Common first name in Russia
Composer Stravinski.
Composer Stravinsky or engineer Sikorsky
Composer's first name
Conductor Buketoff
Conductor Markevitch
Cook on "m*a*s*h"
Creepy guy in a lab
Choreographer Moiseyev et al.
Composer Stravinsky and others
Composer Stravinsky et al.
Croce's "__ a Name"
"_____ Code in My Dose” (1929 song)
...clerk at Victoria's Secret, but ___
"Copy that"
Captor's cry
Call from the outfield
Call out of left field, perhaps
Catching It may be
Catching call
Claimer's call
Cry from the outfield
Cry in the outfield
Cry on a baseball field
Challenger's announcement at a pickup game
"Can't help ya"
Classic song that begins "When my baby / When my baby smiles at me"
Classic song that starts "When my baby / When my baby smiles at me"
Classic Gershwin song declaring a sense of musical energy
"Can't ... stop ... myself ..."
"Can't help myself!"
"Can't stay, sorry!"
Central American critter
Central American lizard
Certain reptile pet
Chameleon kin
Chameleonlike creature
Chuckwalla relative
Chuckwalla's cousin
Common lizard
Creature Darwin called an "imp of darkness"
Creature in a Tennessee Williams title
Creature seen basking on the shores of the Galápagos
Creature whose tail makes up half its body's length
Creature with a black-banded tail
Creature with a crest
Creature with a dewlap
Creature with a spiny tail
Crested lizard
Crested pet
Crested reptile
Critter in a Tennessee Williams title
Command to a lizard to stay in its room?
*Cross between a four-legged reptile and a legless reptile?
Cactus flower eaters
Certain exotic pets
Chameleon cousins
Chameleons' cousins
Cold-blooded ones
Cold-blooded pets
Common terrarium denizens
Creatures with a "third eye" sensitive to ultraviolet light
Classic lament after a rough season
"Couldn't help myself!"
"Couldn't resist!"
Cole Porter's "___ Men"
Critic's harsh words
Confession of a manicotti maker?
Cry from a newly grounded teen
Cutting comment from an angry teen
"Can't say as ___"
Cautionary reply #1
Confession akin to "I've always held back"
Confused response
Confession of an inept spy?
Customer's reply
Common start of a bumper sticker slogan
"Comin' through loud and clear"
Classic R&B hit about a returning lover
Confession by evolution pioneer's babysitter?
Company with a big turnover?
"Come Hungry, Leave Happy" breakfast chain
"Come hungry, leave happy" chain
"Come hungry. Leave happy" sloganeer
CINN-A-STACK seller
COMMONLY PART OF A RETAIL CHAIN
Certain restaurant's acronym
Chain associated with links
Chain famous for breakfasts
Chain for breakfast
Chain known for breakfast
Chain known for breakfasts
Chain known for its stacks, briefly
Chain of stacks, initially
Chain offering Belgian waffles
Chain offering Country Griddle Cakes
Chain offering Thick 'N Fluffy French Toast
Chain offering breakfast all day
Chain restaurant ... or what a kangaroo might say?
Chain restaurant that once offered a "Rooty Tooty Fresh 'n Fruity" breakfast
Chain restaurant whose name sounds like something a rabbit might say?
Chain restaurant with a blue roof
Chain selling stacks
Chain serving stacks
Chain that acquired Applebee's in 2007
Chain that always has breakfast on the menu
Chain that began in Toluca Lake, Calif.
Chain that bought Applebee's
Chain that celebrates National Pancake Day
Chain that flipped their last letter for a hot minute in 2018
Chain that has many links?
Chain that offers pancake sliders
Chain that opened near L.A. in 1958
Chain that sells links
Chain that sells stacks
Chain that sells waffles like hot cakes?
Chain that serves Breakfeasts
Chain that serves breakfast all day
Chain that serves flapjacks
Chain that serves flavored syrups, briefly
Chain that serves over 1.5 million gallons of syrup per year
Chain that serves stacks
Chain with "Mexican Tres Leches" and "Italian Cannoli" breakfast offerings
Chain with Cinn-A-Stack pancakes
Chain with Rooty Tooty Fresh 'n Fruity Pancakes
Chain with a "2 x 2 x 2" breakfast combo
Chain with a Cinn-A-Stack option
Chain with a Funny Face combo for kids
Chain with a Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity combo
Chain with a Rooty Tooty Fresh and Fruity breakfast
Chain with a maple bacon milkshake
Chain with an alternate 28-letter name ... and what you need to write five puzzle answers?
Chain with edible links
Chain with flapjacks
Chain with link sausages
Chain with links
Chain with many 24/7 eateries
Chain with many syrup flavors
Chain with pancake sliders
Chain with sausage links
Chain with short stacks
Chain with stacks
Chain with stacks and links
Chain with syrup choices
Chain with waffles
Co. that bought Applebee's in 2007
Co. that bought out Applebee's in 2007
Co. with stack options
Commercial name that becomes a Native American tribe if you move its first letter to the end
Competitor of Waffle House
Corp. that stacks up?
"Crossing my fingers . . ."
Comment made while crossing one's fingers
Comment made while crossing the fingers
Chef's comment at the poker game
Christian abbr.
Christian monogram
Christian trigram
Cross trigram
C's position in the Roman alphabet?
CCC divided by C
CHANEY JR., LON FILM
Caesar's 3
Caesar's mid-afternoon hour
Caesar's three
Certain generational suffix
Certain grandson
Certain son of a son
Chapter 3
Cicero's three
Clock Number
Clock dial number.
Clock face number
Clock figure.
Clock numerals
Clock symbol
Clock-face reading
Clockface numeral
Conclusion of a trilogy name
Constitution Article that defines treason
Constitution article dealing with treason
Crowd in old Rome?
Cube root of XXVII
Controversial plane, the F-___
Clock's four, rarely
Clock-dial reading
Concerns for tanners
... Chuck Yeager?
CX
"___ Can't Stop Loving You" (Michael Jackson hit)
College e-mail #4: surprise!
"Call it a hunch"
Chine silk of Sumatra.
"Crusade in Europe" author, familiarly
"___: Countdown to D-Day" (made-for-TV movie starring Tom Selleck)
Campaign button word of the 1950s
Campaign name of '52
Candidate to like
Candy aisle name
Chief exec after Harry
Clanton at the O.K. Corral
Clanton clan member
Clanton gang leader
Clanton involved in the O.K. Corral gunfight
Clanton of Tombstone
Clanton who fought at the O.K. Corral
Clanton who survived the O.K. Corral
Clanton who was an enemy of Wyatt Earp
Cold War president, familiarly
Cold War prez
Cold War-era prez
Colleague of Monty
Columbia's prexy-to-be.
Comedian Barinholtz
Comic Barinholtz
Comic Barinholtz of "MadTV"
Comic Barinholtz on "The Mindy Project"
Comic actor Barinholtz
Commander of the ETO
Common '50s headline nickname
campaign name 1950s bomb
Certain superstore
Chain founded by Ingvar Kamprad
Chain founded in Sweden
Chain from Denmark
Chain from Europe
Chain from Scandinavia
Chain headquartered in the Netherlands
Chain offering readymade houses (yes, houses) called BoKloks
Chain offering wordless assembly manuals
Chain selling Fornuft flatware
Chain selling Swedish meatballs
Chain selling elk sausage
Chain store founded by Ingvar Kamprad
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