Letter C 135250–135500

Comply with, as a rule "Calm down," to Brits Chilling comment Captain Kangaroo player Bob Captain Kangaroo portrayer Bob Co-author of "20th Century Congress." Convention contestant. 'Cheers' prop Campus party item Cask from King's Head, for example Center of a blowout, sometimes Centerpiece of a beer bash Centerpiece of a frat party College guys often want to tap it College party barrel College party epicenter, often College party essential College party staple Common frat-party sight Container at a beer bash Container for draft brews Container for lager Container with a pump Container with a tap Container tapped at a party Cask used for holding draft ale Cincinnati-Louisville game trophy symbolizing toughness Containers often tapped at parties College party gathering places Collegiate stand locales Containers for beer Containers for brew Containers for powder or porter Cylindrical containers Cylindrical vessels for draft brew Containers tapped for draft drinks Campus party maneuvers, and features of six answers in this puzzle CISKEI river "Cat, You Better Come Home" author "Colette" actress Knightley Co-star of Benedict in "The Imitation Game" Celebration for folks sitting on their duffs? "Clockers" star "Countdown" host Olbermann C&W singer Toby C&W's Toby Carradine of "Nashville" Chesterton's middle name Country singer Urban Country star Urban Carradine and others Conductor Lockhart and others Country star with an un-countrylike name Comedian Mitchell who got his big break on Nickelodeon CENTRAL American ant Country singer Pickler Cereal pioneer Coolidge's Secretary of State; Nobel Prize winner, 1929. Corn flakes inventor Coolidge's Secy. of State and family. Crispix company Christina's "Married ... With Children" role Clarkson who won the first "American Idol" Clarkson with the 2004 hit "Since U Been Gone" Clown Emmett Coiner of the phrase "alternative facts" Color akin to jade Color much worn on St. Patrick's Day Cue-wielder's game Coarse brown seaweed. Coarse seaweed. Cold-water seaweed Certain seaweeds Chief of medicine on "Scrubs" CELT (var.) Celtics star Walker COARSE hair in wool Clinton : Kaine :: Dole : ___ Coarse fibers of wool. Combed, as hair Combed: now used only with un-. "Coach Carter" coach Carter "Code to Zero" author Follett "Country Music" chronicler Burns "Country Music" director Burns "Crazy Rich Asians" actor Jeong "Cuckoo's Nest" creator Kesey COMBINING FORMS KNOWLEDGE Can You Beat ___? (trivia game) Canadian ambassador Taylor in "Argo" Card rookie Boyer. Certain male doll Civil War chronicler Burns Classic Mattel doll Classic doll with "Shaving Fun" and "Mod Hair" versions Columnist Auletta Comedian Jeong Comedian Jeong of "Community" Comic Jeong Community star Jeong Cowboy Maynard Cowboy star Maynard Creationist Ham Comedian Thompson Cincinnati Reds CUMBRIA market town Cumbrian town Companions for Barbies "Cuckoo's Nest" builder Central character in "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" Chief Bromden's creator Counterculture author who wrote about and drove the psychedelic "Furthur" school bus Creator of Randle McMurphy and Chief Bromden Clinton's FCC chairman Castro's "enemy to whom we had become accustomed" Center of Washington? Commander of the PT-109 Cool Hand Luke oscar-winner George County Wexford name. Classic debate clash participants Coin first minted in 1964 Canine boarding place Canine caretaker Canine inn ___ club (annual show presenter) Cat houses? Company that sold Spirographs Clothing designer Cole Cole of fashion "Cook your books, Enron man!" (10) Commander of Allied air forces, Southwest Pacific. Country music singer Chesney Country music's Chesney Country singer Chesney Country singer Rogers Country's Rogers Collaborator with Sinatra and Katy Perry Card game with counters Card game with paytables Card-marking game Casino attraction Casino ball game Casino draw Casino game akin to lotto Casino game in which a caller might announce the winning numbers Casino game like lotto Casino game resembling bingo Casino game similar to bingo Casino game that looks like a thou in reverse Casino game that rhymes with "Reno" Casino game with "hits" and "catches" Casino game with Ping-Pong-like balls Casino game with a caller Casino game with a huge house edge Casino game with balls Casino game with numbered balls Casino game with numbers Casino game with tickets Casino game with way tickets and king tickets Casino moneymaker Casino number-picking game Casino numbers game Casino offering, derived from the Latin for "five each" Casino pastime Casino staple Casino's number-picking game Certain state-run game Cousin of lotto Character Obi-Wan Casino activity with numbered balls Casino attraction with a "bubble" Contests with numbered balls Co-star of TV's "thirtysomething" Casino "card" games City 50 miles north of Chicago City between Chicago and Milwaukee City near Racine city Wisconsin City in W.Va. Collectible dolls Collectible male dolls *Clinton-era independent counsel Canterbury Cathedral's county Canterbury is there Canterbury locale Canterbury's county Canterbury's home Channel county Cigarette brand that sponsored "The Dick Van Dyke Show" Cigarette that once advertised the "health benefits" of its Micronite filter Clark ___ (Superman's alter ego) Clark ___ of comics Clark ___, a.k.a. Superman Clark ___, alter ego of Superman Clark at the Daily Planet Clark from Smallville Clark in comic books Clark of DC Comics Clark of Metropolis Clark of Smallville Clark of The Daily Planet Clark of the comics Clark of the newsroom Clark the "Super" reporter Clark who ducks into phone booths Clark who leads a double life Clark who wears an "S" Clark who's actually Kryptonian Clark with an "S" on a garment Clark with an alter ego Clark with superpowers Clark's surname Cliffs of Dover county Cliffs of Dover site Co-worker of Lane and Olsen Cohort of Lane and Olsen Colleague of Lane and Olsen Colleague of Olsen and Lane College town near Akron Comics crime-fighter in his disguised mode County of Dover, Delaware … or Dover, England County on English Channel. County on the Strait of Dover County southeast of London County that includes the White Cliffs of Dover County that's home to the Chunnel entrance County that's home to the White Cliffs of Dover Clark's surname before he became Superman __ cloth: Ghanaian textile CENTRANTHUS Cigarettes that once had asbestos in their filters Cigarettes with a special "health" filter that turned out to be, alas, carcinogenic Clark and Rockwell Comics foster family Campus setting for Neil Young's "Ohio" College in the news, 1970 COMMONWEALTH state (USA) CORNCRAKER State Churchill Downs headgear? Coffee-exporting country Country bordering Lake Victoria Country featuring a Maasai shield on its flag Country from which many marathon winners hail Country in the book "Imperial Reckoning" Country known for its distance runners Country named after its highest mountain Country on the Indian Ocean. Country that attracts safarigoers Country that borders Lake Victoria Country that celebrated Obama Day in 2008
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