Letter C 144000–144250

Compared Compared Sorry! and Simon? Comparer. Classified-ad words Comparing or equating Comparing. Claims similarities Compares (to) Contrasts Like some Classify with Compare with Create a simile around Compare with the author of "The Hobbit"? Closely, in a slang phrase Clicks a "thumbs up" button, nowadays Column in a dating questionnaire Cottons to Count for a Facebook post Count on a post Company's Facebook request Conversation filler #2 "Checkin' It Out" ___ Chris Capp contraction Capp diminutive Capp's ____ Abner Card count at Caesar's? Comedy Central's "__ Bush" Comics Abner Comics bumpkin ___ Abner Comics diminutive Common hip-hop contraction Common rap epithet Common rap name starter Contraction for "small" Contraction that oughta have two apostrophes Count Basie's "___ Darlin' " Country-rap star ___ Nas X Crunk pioneer ___ Jon Cutesy contraction on some children's products Cutesy word in some day care names C&W singer McCann C&W's McCann Country music star McCann Country singer McCann Country star McCann Country's McCann ___ Crane, Vera Miles's role in "Psycho" Capp strip Capp's rube Cartoon character on the 3/31/52 cover of Life magazine Comic strip hillbilly who was a fan of Fearless Fosdick Comic strip set in Arkansas Comic strip that originated "Sadie Hawkins Day" Comics character who was perpetually 19 Color named for a flower Color or flower Color similar to amethyst Color similar to heliotrope Color similar to lavender Color similar to pale plum Color similar to thistle Color that's also a flower Color that's lavender-like Common air freshener option Contemporary of dogwood. Cousin of Corinthian pink Cousin of lavender ___ City (flowery nickname of Spokane) Country singer McCann and others "Carnival!" character Carnival girl, in the movies Caron film of '53 Caron film of 1953 Caron film, 1953 Caron flick Caron hit: 1953 Caron movie role Caron part: 1953 Caron role: 1953 Caron title role Caron title role of 1953 Caron-Ferrer film Caron-Ferrer film: 1953 Chookasian of the Met Current film. Chairman of U. S. Atomic Energy Commission. "Consider the ___ of the field": Matthew 6:28 Classic O'Keeffe subject Cry while using a telescope, perhaps CAROUSEL, play name of Caron role and namesakes "Crunk Juice" rapper "Crunk Rock" rapper Capital of Flanders: 17th century Capital of France's Nord department Capital of Nord Capital of Nord, France Charles DeGaulle's birthplace Charles de Gaulle's birth city Charles de Gaulle's birthplace City ESE of Calais City NNE of Paris City SE of Dunkerque City in French Flanders City in N France City in which de Gaulle was born City liberated in September 1944 City north of Arras. City north of Paris City of northern France, lost to Belgium City where Pasteur was a college dean City where de Gaulle was born City whose soccer team regularly competes with Lens in the Derby du Nord rivalry match Comedienne Bea Country in "Gulliver's Travels." Country visited by Gulliver Cowboy Hall of Famer Bob "Can-Can" dancing star. "C'mon, would I really do such a thing?" Cap-wearing University of Nebraska mascot CHEERFULLY ENCOURAGING Carnival tune Carousel music Carousel music, e.g. Catchy tempo Cheerful air Cheerful cadence Cheerful ditty Cheerful song Cheerful tune Cheery Tune Cheery air Cheery cadence Cheery chorus Cheery melody Cheery quality Cheery song Cheery tone Cherry tone Cheerful singer. Cheerful and spirited, as a voice Cheerful airs Cheerful ditties Cheerful little tunes Cheerful tones Cheerful tunes Cheery melodies Cheery songs Cheery tunes "Carnation, __, __, Rose": Sargent painting Calla flower Calla or tiger Calla, for one Clintonia cousin Comedienne Tomlin Comic Tomlin Crinoid blossom crown beauty Claudette Colbert Comedienne turned "Comus" poet Cheesy classic sitcom character? Comedian Tomlin as a bowler? Common bridal flower Corsage filler Creator of "comfi beats" Comedienne from Detroit Comedienne who played a secretary in "9 to 5" Cousin of a plover Calc. calculation Calculus abbr. Calculus bound: Abbr. Calculus calculation (abbr.) Curtailed: Abbr. "City of the Kings," 7 miles from Pacific. "City of the Kings," today "Ciudad de los Reyes" *Capital of Peru City on the Rimac River Capital of Peru CALLAO CAPITAL NEW MEXICO CHILEAN capital Callao is its port Capital NNW of Santiago Capital WNW of La Paz Capital city located between Quito and Santiago Capital city of South America. Capital city on the Pacific Ocean Capital city overlooking the Pacific Capital city with a bean named after it Capital city, pop. 1,000,000. Capital founded as Ciudad de los Reyes Capital founded by Pizarro Capital founded in 1535 Capital in S. A. Capital near Callao Capital near the Andes Capital near the Pacific coast Capital near the port of Callao Capital near the ruins of the ancient city Pachacamac Capital nicknamed "La Ciudad de los Reyes" Capital not far from Callao Canadian capital city Capital of Spain's New World empire Capital on the Pacific Capital on the Pacific Ocean Capital on the Pan-American Highway Capital on the Rímac Capital on the Rímac River Capital once called "City of the Kings" Capital overlooking the Pacific Capital south of Bogota Capital south of Quito Capital that will host the 2019 Pan American Games Capital where Pizarro died Capital whose executive government is housed in the Casa de Pizarro Capital with a 250-year-old bullring Captial on Pan-American Highway. Casa de Pizarro setting Certain bean City N of Dayton City east of Callao City east of Callao Bay City founded by Pizarro City founded by Pizarro in 1535 City founded by Pizarro, 1535. City founded in 1535. City home to the oldest continuously operating university in the Americas City in N.W. Ohio. City in Ohio or Peru City in Peru or Ohio City in the NATO alphabet City in the NATO phonetic alphabet City known as the "Gastronomical Capital of the Americas" City near Dayton. City nicknamed "El Pulpo" ("The Octopus") because of its sprawl City north of Dayton City of 50,246 in Ohio. City on the Chillón river City on the Rimac City on the Rímac River City or bean City that did, in fact, export beans in its Spanish colonial days City that's northwest of Cuzco ... or a city that's northwest of Columbus City where TV's "Glee" is set City where the conquistador Pizarro was assassinated Coastal South American capital Code word for "L" capital Andes (abbr.) Capital letters?