Letter C 150250–150500

Cob and gander Cobs, for example Cock and bull, e.g. Chippendales performer cussedness Contemporary of Montaigne. CASTE of gardeners Country between Algeria and Burkina Faso Country bordered by Niger Country bordering Algeria Country carved out of French West Africa Country east of Mauritania Country east of Senegal Country formerly known as French Sudan Country hidden in "Somalia" Country in Africa Country in Western Africa Country involved in formal investigation Country of West Africa Country once called French Sudan Country once known as French Sudan Country south of Algeria Country southwest of Algeria Country that turns into a capital when its syllables are interchanged Country that's an anagram of Peru's capital Country that's over 50% desert Country twice the size of Texas Country where Bambara is spoken Country where Bambara is the main spoken language Country where the Bambara-language film "Guimba the Tyrant" is set Country whose flag stripe colors are exactly the same as Guinea's except in reverse order Country whose name is an anagram of another country's capital Country with a green, yellow and red flag Country with a name one letter shy of a First Daughter's Country with many Bambara speakers Country within Somalia? Chevy sedans CALIFORNIA CITY WITH 21 MILES OF SHORELINE California beach California beach city California beach city home to Pepperdine University California beach community California beach setting for "Two and a Half Men" California beach town. California beachfront city California home to Streisand, Gibson, Theron, Spears, etc. California setting for "Hannah Montana" California surfer's mecca California surfing mecca California surfing spot Car in 1970s Nascar races Chevrolet green machine Chevy model named after a beachfront city Chevy named for a California city City near Santa Monica City on Santa Monica Bay Coastal city of California Coconut-based rum california city with 21 miles of shoreline and famous for celebrity homes Cutting comment on the California coast? Common organic acid. Caluminate. Calumniated. Casts in a bad light Chairman of Security Council during August. Charles of Lebanon or Jacob of the Kremlin. Chief Soviet delegate to the U. N. City S. of Antwerp. Curse, old style. Central Park has one. Chambers of commerce? Collection of outlets Collection of shops Commercial complex Common place to see Santa Complex for consumers Complex with anchor stores center Retail area Colorful duck Comic strip duck __ Fillmore Common dabbler Common duck Common wild duck Certain ducks Creatures with iridescent speculum feathers CAPABLE of being hammered CAPABLE of being rolled thin capable of being hammered or pressed into shape Crab-eater's tool Croquet gear Croquet hammer Croquet implement Croquet item Croquet need Croquet set piece Croquet stick Croquet striker Croquet tool Croquet weapon Croquet clubs Croquet equipment Croquet needs Croquet pieces Croquet sticks __ Cup: chocolate candy __ Cup: classic candy __ Cup: classic candy in a yellow wrapper ___ Cup (candy with a gooey center) ___ Cup (classic candy brand) Chocolate-coated Nabisco treat Chocolate/graham-cracker cookie Certain teen shopper Crowded places on Black Friday Crowded places on December 24 Commerce Clauses? City across the Oresund from Copenhagen City in Sweden. CACODYLIC "Cheers" bar owner "Cheers" bar owner Sam "Cheers" bartender "Cheers" bartender Sam "Cheers" lead role "Cheers" proprietor "Cheers" surname "Cockles and mussles" crier of song Cager Karl or Moses Cager Moses Chambers romancer Connery's "Untouchables" role County seat in upstate N. Y. Court great Karl Cagers Karl and Moses Chronicler of the Round Table Compiler of "Morte d'Arthur" Case against a lawyer Corrupt professional behaviour Certain brew Colt 45 or Mickey's Colt 45, e.g., informally Companion of hops Cousin of a milkshake Creamy beverage coarse grain Country between Libya and Italy Country east of Tunisia Country from which the name "Buttigieg" comes Country in the Mediterranean Country just south of Sicily Country near Sicily Country south of Sicily Country that includes the islands of Gozo and Comino Country whose name is believed to come from ancient Greek for "honey-sweet" Country whose one-euro coin has a cross on it Country with the smallest national capital in the European Union (about 9,000 people) Cross country Crown colony until 1964 Cat or cross Cat with gray fur Certain cat or dog Citizens of Valletta Cross of four arrowheads. Cross type cross-shaped part of a film projector Currency replaced by the euro in 2008 Critic Leonard who wrote an eponymous annual movie guide for forty-five years Critic who wrote the shortest review ever given to a motion picture: "No" for 1948's "Isn't It Romantic?" Corn syrup component Crystalline sugar Certain liquors Colombian pop star who had a voice role in "Encanto" COTTON plant (family) Computer viruses, e.g. Candy treat "Change my diaper!" "___ Can't Buy You Love," 1979 song Call from a crib Call from a nursery Call from the cradle Call from the crib Call from the nursery Cass Cass Elliot was one Cass Elliot's moniker Cass Elliot, once Cass Elliott, once Cass or Michelle Cass or Michelle, in the '60s Cass was one Cass's title Cass, e.g. Cass, for one Chief cook and dishwasher. Chief cook, bottlewasher, etc. Chief cook, etc. Chief cook. Child's comforter. Child's cry Child's favorite word. Child's influence. Child's word Cold-porridge bear Common first word for babies Common starting word Connie Francis hit, 1960 Cooking ___ (video game) Country matriarch Cradle cry Crib summons Crib word Cry for attention at a young age Cry from a doll Cry from a dolly Cry from a nursery Cry from the nursery Cry heard over a baby monitor Common term for a mother __ Cass Elliot Certain protective parent, colloquially Character in a moppet whodunit Cubs' caretakers Cubs' supporters "California Dreamin' " voice "California Dreamin'" group member Conservative woman in modern slang Classic New York City eatery Calls from nurseries Cass Elliot and Michelle Phillips Cass Elliot and Michelle Phillips, in a 1960s band Cass Elliot and Michelle Phillips, in a 1960s group Cass Elliot and Michelle Phillips, in the '60s Cass Elliot and others Cass Elliot was one of them Cass Elliot was one of two Cass and Michelle Cass and Michelle of pop Cass and Michelle, e.g. Cass and Michelle, famously Cass and Michelle, in '60s pop Cass and Michelle, in 1960s music Cass and Michelle, once Cass and Michelle, onstage Cass/Michelle Certain parents, casually Cradle calls Cradle rockers "Carol Burnett Show" spinoff COBRA, tree Cobra family member Cobra relative of Africa