Letter C 125500–125750

Chain testing solar-panel packages Chain that opened its first NYC location in 2008 Chain that sells Borgsjö bookcases Chain that sells furniture and seafood Chain that sells meatballs Chain that supplies lots of Allen wrenches Chain whose first store was in Älmhult Chain whose goods often come with an Allen wrench Chain whose product names may include umlauts Chain with a blue and yellow logo Chain with a museum in Almhult Chain with a museum in Sweden Chain with beds Chain with boxed furniture Chain with chairs Chain with plans to build a Swedish wind farm Company founded by Ingvar Kamprad Company founded by a 17-year-old Swede Company headquartered in Delft Company known for its meatballs Company name aptly found in "The bookcase came together like a charm!" Company name that begins with its founder's initials Company responsible for the twenty-nine identical Allen wrenches among my tools Company said to use about 1% of the world's wood supply Company that makes the Ektorp sofa Company that makes the Markör bookcase Company that makes the Sälen sofa Company that sells the FIXA tools Company that sells the HEMNES furniture line Company that sounds like a car company's memoir? Company that uses about 1% of the world's lumber supply Company that uses about 1% of the world's wood supply annually Company that was the first in the U.S. to air a TV ad with a gay couple (1994) Company whose bathroom sinks are named for Swedish bodies of water Company whose first store was in Aelmhult, Sweden Company whose how-to manuals lack words Company whose products often come with Allen wrenches Company whose products often include Allen wrenches Company whose products use %1 of the entire world's commercial supply of wood Company with "Long live the home" ads Company with a lot of manual work? Company with a noted catalog Company with an "Unböring" ad campaign Company with an Effektiv storage furniture line Company with assembly lines? Crate & Barrel alternative Crate & Barrel rival Classical Japanese floral art Computer operator's lament: Part 1 Clanton and Turner Clanton and a "South Park" sibling "C'mon... not really" Confession after hitting your physician with your leg joint? Comment about suddenly thinner mares? Comment to a baseballer from a fan who's studied his fly-catching technique? "Crazy, isn't it?" "C'mon, stop playing dumb" Classic Mardi Gras song that begins "My grandma and your grandma were / Sitting by the fire" Church decoration Church statue. Capital of Isabela Province, Luzon. Capital of Isabela Province, NE Luzon. Comedian Glazer *Countries just for me? "Caraïbes" land Canada's ___ d'Orléans, located in the St. Lawrence River Capability: Suffix. Capable of: Suffix Capri, par exemple Castaway's "résidence" Castaway's residence Chateau d'If setting Corse or Martinique Corse, for one Corsica, par exemple Création volcanique Certain sections of the GI tracts Congresswoman who draped a U.S. flag over Elian Classic TV's "_____ Three Lives" Cole Porter's 'Where Is the Life That Late --?' ___ Cité, Notre Dame location "Can ___ you a hand?" Chaiken who co-created "The L Word" Columnist Rosenzweig ___ Chaiken, co-creator of "The L Word" ___ Chaiken, co-creator/writer of "The L Word" ___ Chaiken, creator and writer of "The L Word" Co-star of Gandolfini and Falco "Cemetery Road" author Greg "Cemetery Road" novelist Greg "Cemetery Road" writer Greg Certain French possessions. Certain French regions. Certain keys, to the French Château d'If and others Components of un archipel Composition of Indonésie Composition of Polynésie Composition of les Antilles Composition of les Caraïbes Composition of some French chains Corse and Comores Corse and d'Yeu Corse et Miquelon Corsica and Martinique: Fr. Corsica and Réunion Corsica et Martinique. Corsica et Réunion Corsica et d'autres Corsica, etc., to French Corsica, etc.: Fr. Cousteau's dots Cousteau's islands Cruise capitaine's stops __ Crozet (Indian Ocean archipelago) "Can ___ you in on a little secret?" Christmas holly Clothing makers' org. Congresswoman Omar Congresswoman who wrote "This Is What America Looks Like" CHINESE Central Asia autonomous region river CHINESE fruit Central Asian river, 800 miles to Lake Balkhash. Central Asian river. COMBINING FORMS HIP Certain bones Concerning a pelvic bone Concerning the pelvic bone Connected to a hipbone Connected to the hipbone __ crest: pelvic border ___ crest (part of the pelvis) ___ crest (pelvis part) ___ crest (place for a backpacker's hip belt) Casanova (yes, that Casanova) produced a three-volume Italian translation of it in 1778 Classic Greek epic poem Classic classic Classic epic Classic for college study. Classic in dactylic hexameter Classic reading Classic story in which Paris figures prominently Classic tale Classic tale of Troy Classic war story Classic with Achilles Classic work Classic work that's the basis for Shakespeare's "Troilus and Cressida" Classical inspiration for the 2004 film "Troy" Classicist's read Classics 101 text Classics 101 text (with "The") Cliff Notes Homer title, with "The" Collection of 24 books Companion piece of the "Odyssey." Classic counterpart to the Odyssey Celebrity chef Regan CHEAP and nasty Coach Nastase Colleague of Jimmy and Bjorn Contemporary of Bjorn Contemporary of Jimmy and Bjorg Contemporary of Jimmy and Bjorn Court bad boy Nastase Court contemporary of Bjorn Court foe of Bjorn Court legend Nastase Court man Nastase Court rival of Bjorn Court star Nastase Certain confession Coming clean phrase Coming-clean declaration Coming-clean words Comment after "So" Comment often followed by "So sue me" Confession about a story Confession from the mendacious Confessor's admission Constantinescu's successor Campaign slogan in 1956 Campaign slogan up against "All the Way With Adlai" Catchy 1950s slogan Catchy 1952 slogan Current campaign slogan. Comment to a new friend Crushing sentiment "Color me impressed!" City in Priam's time. Classical name of Troy Caesar's name for Troy City founded by Tros. City of "topless towers" City of Paris. Class or type Class: Colloq. Class; breed. Classification or type "Casablanca" actress Gruning "Celebrity Time" panelist Chase Chase of '50s TV Chase in Hollywood Chase in films Chase of "Masquerade Party" Chase of "Now, Voyager" Chase of Hollywood Chase of Tinseltown Chase of film Chase of films Chase of old game shows Chase of stage and screen Chase of the theater Chase of theater Chase on the screen Chase on the stage Chase, the author Columnist Chase ___ Chase, of stage, screen and radio. ___ Chase, actress. ___ Chase, author of "Past Imperfect." ___ Chase, author-actress Classes or types Classes or varieties COMBINING FORMS WEATHER Champaign's st. Chi.'s locale Chicago St. Chicago loc. Chicago's St. Chicago's home: Abbr. Chicago's state: Abbr. Conceived leader? Confined to one's home, perhaps Cook Co.'s home Corn Belt st. Coughing everywhere Coughing, perhaps "Carry on," from a judge capable of being ensnared "Can you beat that?!" "Can you believe that!" "Consider me surprised!" Common exclamation after "Well" Cry of amazement "Come find me when you're ready" Closing line of a celebrity stalker's fan letter? "Consider me interested" "Could regret this, but tell me" Cheers-worthy agreement phrase Cooperative after-dinner offer