Letter C
Clickable word on a Web page
Clickable word, perhaps
Common bond
Common sight on Safari
Connecting factor
Connection to a web page
Convenient Web connection
Cuff additive
Cuff insert
Cuff or missing
component Chain Breakfast restaurant
Connective units.
Connectivity
Chain features.
Chemical bonds
Concatenated
Connected, like the Olympic rings
Chain maker, e.g.
Christmas decorating chore?
Classic magician's prop of interlocking circles
Chain components
Chain makeup
Chain units
Clickable connections
Computer connections
Connects up
Course for Lopez
Connect with on the Web
Cedar Rapids is this county's seat.
Cedar Rapids' county
Co-author of "Nice Guys Finish Last"
Carl who pioneered modern taxonomy
Common finch
Common finch, so called because it feeds on seeds of flax.
Carpet alternative, for short
Combining form for line.
Combining form in printing terms.
Comes before type
Coventry floor covering
COTTONSEED oil, fatty acid component of
colourless oily essential fatty acid found in linseed
colourless unsaturated essential fatty acid
Cover with burlap
Captured island north of Lampedusa.
Certain compositors.
Chinese unicorns
Coarse cloth, old style.
Coarse linen and woolen cloth.
CHARPIE
Cling-on
Cling-on thing?
Cloth fuzz
Cloth ravelings
Clothes brush buildup
Clothes dryer fuzz
Clothes dryer residue
Clothes-dryer accumulation
Clothes-dryer buildup
Clothes-dryer collection
Clothes-dryer debris
Clothes-dryer fluff
Clothes-dryer fuzz
Clothes-dryer residue
Clothing collection?
Clothing fluff
Companion of blue serge.
Convenient campfire starter
Cotton fiber for yarn
Cotton fiber used to make yarn
Cotton fiber.
Cotton fibers.
Cotton fuzz
Cotton gin waste
Cotton or linen fibres
Cotton-mill particles.
Curse of wool
Crosspiece over a door.
Covered with more fluff.
Covered in dryer fluff
Covered with bits of thread.
Covered with ravelings
Covered with tiny cloth fibers
Cartoon blanket toter
Cartoon character often seen sucking his thumb
Charles Schulz character
Charlie Brown's friend.
Charlie Brown's pal
Chemist Pauling
Comical blanket-lover
Comics character often called "sweet babboo"
Comics character who said "Big sisters are the crab grass in the lawn of life"
Comics character with a blanket
Comics kid with a security blanket
Chemist who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1963
Charlie Brown's best friend who always carries a blue security blanket
Company with a penguin mascot
Computer operating system
Computer operating system with a penguin mascot
City in Austria, port on the Danube.
City known for tortes
City west of Vienna
Comic strip boy with a giant squid pal
Cowlicked comic-strip protagonist since 2006
"Cowardly" Oz visitor
"Cowardly" character in "The Wizard of Oz"
"Cowardly" companion on the Yellow Brick Road
C.S. Lewis's Aslan, for one
Canadian Coat of Arms animal
Cat on a savanna
Cat that roars
Cecil or Simba
Certain NFL team member
Certain service club member
Charlie Batch, for one
Circus animal with a tamer
Circus beast
Circus cat
Circus roarer
Club member since 1917
Columbia University athlete
Columbia footballer.
Columbia gridder
Columbia mascot
Columbia player
Columbia student
Columbia's mascot
Columbia's symbol.
Common symbol in heraldry
Common circus animal
Companion of Dorothy
Courageous individual
Coward in "The Wizard of Oz"
Coward in a 1939 film
Cowardly Emerald City visitor
Cowardly Oz critter
Cowardly ___ (minor character in "Wicked")
Cowardly animal in Oz
Cowardly beast of Oz
Cowardly beast of moviedom
Cowardly creature
Cowardly creature in Oz
Cowardly one in Oz
Cowardly one of film
Cowardly resident of Oz
Cowardly traveler to Oz
Cowardly visitor to Oz
Crab follower, in the zodiac
Crab's zodiac neighbor
Creature sleeping "in the jungle, the mighty jungle"
Cub raiser
Cubs' parent.
Circus newcomer, maybe
Circus young 'un
Chinese New Year performance
Chinese New Year tradition
Character in the opera "Martha."
Choo-choo name
Classic toy company whose name is its founder's middle name
Commodores singer Richie
Company known for little training
Company making tracks
Company offering little training?
Company that offers little training?
Company with a long track record?
Company with a short track record?
Cousin of Lancelot
Classic actor who played Mr. Potter in "It's a Wonderful Life"
Character played by Peter Sellers in "Dr. Strangelove"
Cub protector
Cub's mama
Cub's mom
Cubs supporter?
Certain cub
Certain whelp
CORAL cod
Courageous person, like Richard-I
Celebrity worshiper.
CHRISTIAN'S DELIVERANCE, IN THE COLOSSEUM
COLUMBIA college athletic team
Causes of a swelling pride?
Certain NFL team
Certain carnivora.
Certain share
Christians' traditional foes?
Circus roarers
Civic club whose motto is "We Serve"
Civic service club
Club members since 1917
Coach Little's men
Colleagues of Kiwanians
Colosseum team?
Columbia University athletes
Columbia athletes
Columbia football players.
Columbia players
Columbia squad
Columbia team
Columbia varsity
Columbia's eleven.
Columbia's team
Columbians.
Community service club, with "the"
Community service clubs, with "The"
Creatures portrayed in some Lunar New Year dances
Cub fans?
Cybele's chariot pullers.
___ Club (civic group since 1917)
Civic group with more than 45,000 affiliates
Celebrity's part, so to speak
Columbia - Loyola (Baltimore) rivalry?
Certain zoo-feeding aide
Chair holder, at times
Chairperson, possibly, conÔö¼┬ífronting potential killer for entertainment
Circus chairperson?
Circus performer #1
Circus performer with a whip
Circus specialist.
Clyde Beatty.
Chair wielders, often
Chairpersons?
Circus favorites
Circus men.
Circus workers with chairs
Classic circus performers
*Candle shaped like a big cat?
"Cocaine Bear" star Ray
"Cop Land" actor Ray
Co-star of Sorvino and De Niro in "GoodFellas"
Candidate for lining
Canyon edge
Canyon rim
Carmex target
ChapStick destination
ChapStick spot
ChapStick target
Cheeky remarks … or something near the cheek
Cheeky talk
Collagen injection site
Collagen injection target
Collagen target
Cornet mouthpiece
Crater's edge
Cup feature
Cup perimeter
Cup rim
Class of enzymes
ChapStick product
ChapStick, for example
Chap preventers
ChapStick Classics, e.g.
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