Letter C 145250–145500

CNN journalist Ling Cartoon character who plays a saxophone Cat Stevens tune, "Sad ___" Character on "The Simpsons" voiced by Yeardley Child of Homer Co-star of Courteney, Jennifer, Matt, Matthew and David Co-star of Jennifer and Courteney Co-star with Courteney and Jennifer Comedian Lampanelli Comic Lampanelli Crossword-solving Simpson Crossword-solving girl on "The Simpsons" __ Cuddy, Dean of Medicine on "House" Cartoon girl who popularized "meh" Capital de Portugal Capital of República Portuguesa City from which Vasco da Gama sailed, to locals Capital WSW of Madrid Capital home to the Rua Augusta Arch Capital on the Atlantic coast Capital on the Tagus estuary Capital whose 1755 earthquake is a plot point in "Candide" Castle of St. George site City from which Vasco da Gama sailed City on the Tagus estuary Crossroads of the world. Chocolate candy from Portugal? Canine at a Portuguese conflagration? Capital of the Northeast? César-winning actress Virna COTTON yarn Certain knit goods Cotton fabric named for a French city Cotton fabric often used in hosiery Cotton thread type Cotton thread used for gloves Cotton thread used for hosiery Certain cotton threads Certain threads Cotton fabrics named for a French city Cotton threads Cause of thuds for suds Certain speech defect Certain speech impediment Challenge for a speech coach Challenge for a speech pathologist Challenge for a speech therapist Characteristic of baby talk Child's speech, often Childlike speech Childlike vocal affectation Cindy Brady feature Cindy Brady had one Cindy Brady's impediment Cindy Brady's was cute Common reason to see a speech-language pathologist Computer language that uses parentheses Condition whose therapy may include hissing like a snake Castilian speaker Childish speaker. Calls a spade a thpade Can't say "yes," in a way Can't say sibilant syllables Cases for a speech therapist Cases for speech therapy Certain speech defects Certain speech impediments Challenges for a speech therapist Changes "sink" to "think," e.g. Corde ___ (acrobatic skill) Crinkly gauze Crinkly gauze fabric Commune near Milan. Careen to one side Catalog of the day's chores Check off Check off item Choice array Clickbait "article" with a "Next" button, maybe Collection of names Common clickbait article format Catalogue: Sp. Careened concentrate on hearing something Cocked an ear Caught something, maybe Concert attendee Concert attendee, essentially Concert audience Coated with dew, perhaps Comes around on good advice: 3 wds. Consider sound advice "C'mon... how ridiculous did that just sound?!" Canvas water container "Crest" follower, perhaps Cost in a catalogue Clickbait that might start "10 Best Places to..." Clickhole offering Catalog entry "Check your local ___" Cattle that may tip over? Creation for a negotiation Champ before Ali Champ dethroned by Clay in 1964 Champ dethroned in 1964 Clay dethroned him Clay foe of 1964 Clay pounder? Clay target? Cause of sticker shock Candidate choices Catalogue-senders' needs Catalogues, rolls Certain written reminders Children mail them to Santa Columnar writings Common Buzzfeed pieces Contents of Santa's mail Contents of letters to Santa Catalogues cobblers' items Cant rightward Composer of "Christmas Tree Suite." Composer of Hungarian rhapsodies Composer of the Mephisto Waltzes Composer of the piano piece played by Bugs Bunny in "Rhapsody Rabbit" Composer of the piano piece played in the "Tom and Jerry" short "The Cat Concerto" Composer seen on the last page of "The Book of Lists" Composer who inspired a "mania" in the 1840s Composer who wrote piano transcriptions of Beethoven's nine symphonies Composer-pianist Franz Contemporary of Chopin. composer Hungarian composer of Hungarian Rhapsody Composer's concert fee? Composer's fee? Cost of a 19th-century composer's work? Computer that allows access to the "Hungarian Rhapsodies"? Composer Franz's rosters? "Comp" follower, at college Came by chance, with "on" or "upon" Came down suddenly. Came upon by chance. Cast a beam on Certain college course, for short Chick __: light women's fiction Cigarettes, at times Class with a lot of books Class with a lot of reading, for short Classics, for short College subject, for short. Comparative or American Course with a long reading list, for short Crocked Crunk "Close My Eyes Forever" Ford "Close My Eyes Forever" singer Ford Chaplin's second wife Ceremonial prayers CEREMONIAL prayer Catholic recital Ceremonial form of prayer Church chant Church prayers Coin of Lithuania. Cantonese fruit Cantonese fruit (Var.) Chinese Fruit Aptly named Chinese cuisine fruit Chinese evergreen Chinese fruit with white flesh Chinese nut tree Chinese tree with round edible fruits Class for English majors Class for English majors, for short Class for an English major, briefly Class for an English major, familiarly Choice made while drunk? Calorie counter's choice Calorie counter's word Calorie-friendly Cigarette label word Combining form meaning stone. Coors or Labatts follower Classic toy with colored pegs Classic toy with hundreds of colored pegs Classic toy with illuminated pegs Contemporary radio station named for its former "easy listening" playlist Capacity for some kettles Capacity of some carafes Carafe capacity Carafe contents, maybe Carafe quantity Carafe size Carafe size, often Carafe size, perhaps Carafe unit Carafe, often Certain bottle capacity Coke bottle size Coke purchase Cola bottle size Cola buy Cola measure Cola quantity Cola-bottle size Common carafe size Continental quart Cubic decimeter Container's capacity, often found in Europe Completely straightforward Concerning written material Certain sub seekers Celebrated author Concentration for an English major Contributors to The Paris Review, e.g. CREATIVE writing Category for which the nine writers have won a Nobel Churchill's prize, 1953. *Certain cheap wine container? Cub soda? Canadian gas pump units Capacity units in Europe Certain liquid displays Cola quantities Calorie-conscious choices Change in lo-cal brand loyalty? Country in Europe: Abbr. Currier and Ives prod. Currier and Ives product: Abbr. Capable of doing the splits, say Churchill's portrayer on TV's "The Crown" Chilean hardwood. calculi formation CHEMICAL element found in ore Chemical element in batteries chemical element li used in batteries Certain collectible artwork, briefly Certain limited edition Certain museum gift shop offering, briefly Certain print, briefly Certain print, for short Certain printing process, briefly Collectible art print, briefly Collectible art print, in brief Collectible art, for short Collectible print Collectible print, briefly Collectible print, in brief Currier and Ives print, for short Currier creation