Letter C 137500–137750

Certain holy book Comaneci's rival City in Albania. "Charmed Lives" author Michael "Cry, the Beloved Country" director Zoltan "Country of Morning Repose." Country divided at the 38th parallel CHOSON COMBINING FORMS DIVIDED Chosen land? Chosen people's home? Chosen, to the Japanese Cold war flashpoint Country Buldak Ramen is from Country annexed by Japan in 1910 Country called Chosen by Japanese Country divided after World War II Country divided in 1945 Country divided in 1948 Country divided since 1948 Country fought over in the Russo-Japanese War Country hosting the 2018 Winter Olympics Country in which bibimbap originated Country occupied by U. S. in south, Russia in north. Country once called the Hermit Kingdom Country partitioned in 1948 Country west of Japan. Country known for kimchi and K-pop Choice of countries on an East Asian peninsula? Chosen native. Citizen of Seoul Cuisine featuring bulgogi Cuisine known for its barbecue Cuisine that includes gochujang paste Cuisine with kimchi Cuisine with kimchi and tteokbokki Cuisine with mandu and japchae Cuisine with much cabbage Carrier with a yin/yang symbol in its logo Cuisine grilled at the table Cuisine that includes grilled bulgogi Costume component for the traditional talchum dance performance Citizens of ROK. Citizens of two states Cult leader in 1993 news Cult leader killed in the Waco siege Cult leader of the '90s CORINTHIA CORINTH Corinth, to a native Chicken ___ (South Asian dish) "Carol Burnett Show" regular Conway foil Concert sponsored by Bisquick? Composer's name, in part. Czech currency Cash for Czechs Certain "coups de grâce" Certain match enders City of ancient Asia Minor. Coldcocks, briefly Coups de grÔÇÜce Cleveland quarterback, 1985-93 Cleveland sports legend Bernie Certain foods, so dubbed. Conforming to Jewish dietary laws Cool for _assover, say Carnegie Deli offering Common cooking ingredient Condiment that's O.K. for observant Jews Crystalline cleaner for cookware Country northeast of Albania Cousin of the zither Chinese regime recognized by U. N. CENTRAL Asian alcoholic beverage Comedian Ernie Comedian Ernie from early TV Cruise's first Oscar-nominated role CHINESE custom of touching ground with forehead CUSTOM of touching ground with forehead CUSTOM or sign of submission Constantly defer (to) Can. sign letters Canadian rd. sign letters Canadian road sign letters Canadian sign letters Canadian speed limit abbr. Canadian speed limit sign abbr. Canadian speed meas. COMMUNIST Party of Austria Critical place on a ski jumping slope where the hill is at its steepest COMMUNIST Party of Poland Certain chessmen: Abbr. Crab-eating macaque Crab-eating monkey Croo monkey Corral in South Africa. Cattle enclosures: South Africa. Cheese name Cheese purveyor Cheesy brand Cheesy company? Cheez Whiz company Cheez Whiz maker Chris of astronautics. Company that merged with Heinz in 2015 Company whose first product was cheese Company with cheesy ads? Crystal Light's parent company Close game at the cracker makers' softball tourney? COBRA relative Carrier for a dangerous snake? Cobra cousins CZECHOSLOVAKIAN administrative region (word for) CAPEK (Karel), literary work of "Clash of the Titans" monster Capital of Poland until 1609 City where one might drink Zywiec beer City whose archbishop became Pope in 1978 Candy in Poland? Canadian jazz artist Canadian jazz singer/pianist Diana Cosmo comment? Couple played by Hoffman and Streep Coin of Persia: 1826–1932 "Christmas With the ___" (2004 film) Capital of Adigey area, N. Caucasus. City originally named for Catherine the Great CENTRAL Siberian krai Composer called "The Swedish Mozart" Curly: Ger. Cabbage (Ger.) Cabbage dish, for short Corned beef accessory. Chocolate-filled Kellogg's cereal Cartoon Kat Comics' --- Kat Coconino County cutie Comic strip set in Coconino County CHRISTIAN Peoples Party Classic sitcom beatnik Maynard G. ___ Circle, in Germany Circles: Ger. CITADEL within a town Citadel of Moscow Citadel of Russian town Cold War citadel Cold War headquarters Cynosure in Moscow. Czars' burial place citadel of any Russian city Certain political experts Carcass of a whale. Coal-tar product: Var. Candia: Gk. sp. Candia: Gr. sp. club taking part in New Orleans carnival parade Certain plankton Crustaceans eaten by whales Christmas pie ingredient? "Charlie's Angels" angel "Charlie's Angels" angel Munroe "Charlie's Angels" role Charlie's angel Munroe Cheryl Ladd's "Charlie's Angels" role Cheryl Ladd, on "Charlie's Angels" Cheryl's "Charlie's Angels" role Cheryl's role on "Charlie's Angels" Cheryl, on "Charlie's Angels" Cohort of Johnny, Waylon and Willie in the Highwaymen Composer Bowers Convoy star's first name Country music's Kristofferson Country singer Kristofferson Crooner Kristofferson Crunchy, in brand names Crunchy cereal brand word Chain offering funeral services by the dozen? Co-writer and co-star of "Bridesmaids" Co-writer and star of "Bridesmaids" Congresswoman Noem Chenoweth of Broadway's "Wicked" Chenoweth who originated the role of Glinda in Wicked Creator of the McDonald's empire Colleague of Stahl and Safer Colleague of Stahl, Pelley and Logan Cincinnati-based retailer Cincinnati-based supermarket chain Comedian Nick Comedian Nick with a self-titled Comedy Central show croquette consisting of a piece of bacon wrapped round minced meat or fish Capital of Iceland? Coin of Iceland Coin of Stockholm Coin of Sweden Currency equal to 100 öre Currency in Sweden Currency in which the Nobel Prize-winning money is awarded Currency used to pay for fika Currency which, in one denomination, features a portrait of Linnaeus Coin in Denmark and Norway Coin of Copenhagen Coin of Denmark Coin of Northern Europe Coin of Norway Coin of Norway or Denmark. Coin with Harald V's monogram Coin with a hole in it Coin with the monogram of King Harald V Copenhagen coin Copenhagen currency Copenhagen currency unit Currency worth roughly 20¢ Coins of Copenhagen Copenhagen coins Currency pegged to euros Classic 1957 sci-fi film Coin of Estonia. "Cannon king" of Essen. Captain Underpants alter ego Benjamin Coffee maker maker Cereal for Bart Simpson "Coach K" of N.C.A.A. men's basketball fame CASTE of governors CASTE of military Coolish celestial body Coll. in the "Little Apple" Manhattan Coll. in Manhattan Coll. whose basketball team plays in the "Octagon of Doom" Classic seller of compilation albums Co. known for music compilations Company that sold compilation albums Compilation albums producer Chatspeak abbr. often accompanied by "bye" Curt chat closing California TV station since 1947 Country singer who uses her first two initials Country singer whose greatest hits album is entitled "Songs From an Aging Sex Bomb" CHESS ___ Chess jumpers: Abbr. Chess men: Abbr. Chess pcs. Chess pieces that can jump others: Abbr. Chess pieces with L-shaped moves: Abbr. Chesspieces: Abbr. *Capital of Malaysia CHINESE hydro-electric power station CAUCASUS Mountains river Coleridge's "___ Khan" Coleridge classic