Letter C
Children's author who wrote "A fly can't bird, but a bird can fly"
Children's author who wrote "Did you ever stop to think, and forget to start again?"
Children's author who wrote "People say nothing is impossible, but I do nothing every day"
Christopher Robin's brain-father.
Christopher Robin's last name
Christopher Robin's originator.
Christopher Robin's pere.
Christopher Robin's surname
Creator of "Winnie-the-Pooh."
Creator of Winnie-the-Pooh
Creator of Heffalumps
Creator of Heffalumps and Poohsticks
Creator of Heffalumps and Woozles
Creator of Kanga
Creator of Mr. Pim
Creator of Mr. Pym.
Creator of Piglet
Creator of Piglet and Pooh
Creator of Piglet and Roo
Creator of Piglet, Tigger, etc.
Creator of Pooh and Piglet
Creator of Pooh and Roo
Creator of Pooh, Piglet, etc.
Creator of Rabbit and Roo
Creator of Roo
Creator of Roo and Rabbit
Creator of Tigger
Creator of Tigger and Roo
Creator of Tigger, Eeyore, etc.
Creator of Winnie the Pooh
Creator of a "Bear of Very Little Brain"
Creator of a storybook Robin
Creator of a storybook bear
Creator of an iconic bear
Creator of the Heffalump.
Creator of the Pooh.
Christopher Robin's family.
Christopher and A. A.
"Catch-22" profiteer
"Catch-22" profiteer Minderbinder
"Catch-22"'s Minderbinder
CLODIUS (Publius), slayer of
Cat pal of Otis
Close follower of Venus?
Conservative columnist Yiannopoulos
Controversial ex-Breitbart editor Yiannopoulos
Cyclades island, Italian name.
Chocolatey drink often mixed with milk
Cat and dog movie duo of 1989
Catch-22 character (played by Jon Voight in the film)
Continental form of address.
Czech director Forman
Caspar, of the comics
"Cool" amounts
Coins of Israel.
Country singer Ronnie
Caniff or Kamen
Cartoonist Caniff
Cartoonist Caniff or Gross
Comic Kamen
Comic Berle
Comic, and source of the observation
Company that produced Twister and Candy Land
Championship team for Oscar Robertson in 1971
Copy machine: Abbr.
Copying machine: Abbr.
Certain silent performer
Chaplin e.g.
Chaplin or Keaton
Chaplin, for one
Charades player, essentially
Charades, essentially
Claude Kipnis is one
Communicate in a game of charades
Communicate through a window, maybe
Communicated without saying anything
Conveyed nonverbally
Copied closely.
Copied silently
Certain copy, briefly
Copier of old
Copier of old, briefly
Copier's kin
Copy from a stencil, briefly
Copying device, for short.
Copied, in days gone by
Copies of yore
Copies, quaintly
Charades players
Charades players, e.g.
Climbers of imaginary ropes
Chaplin and Tati
Climbers of imaginary stairs
Communicates silently
characterized by or of the nature of or using mimesis
Character in "La Bohème" and "Rent"
Character on "The Drew Carey Show"
Chevalier encore.
Chevalier girl
Chevalier hit
Chevalier made her famous
Chevalier popularized her.
Chevalier tune
Classic Chevalier song
Classic Chevalier tune
Coloratura's tune-up.
Comedienne Hines
Critic Sheraton
Chameleonic comedian
Chimp, at times
Closely resemble
Clown, sometimes
Copy closely
Copy in fun
Copy playfully
Copy the mannerisms of
Close resemblence
Copycat's game
Copycat's skill
Closely resembles
___ Cafe (California-based restaurant chain)
___ Cafe (restaurant chain with the slogan "Come enjoy a taste of France")
Cooking headliner
Copy: Prefix
Cannes festival flower.
Champagne + O.J.
Champagne and orange juice cocktail
Champagne and orange juice drink
Champagne aperitif
Champagne cocktail served at brunch
Champagne drink
Champagne libation
Champagne-and-OJ drink
Champagne-and-orange juice cocktail
Champagne-based cocktail
Champagne-orange juice cocktail
Champagne/orange juice drink
Champagneand orange juice
Citrusy cocktail
Cocktail at brunch
Cocktail made with champagne
Cocktail named for a plant
Cocktail of champagne and orange juice
Cocktail served in a champagne flute
Champagne cocktails
Champagne concoctions
Champagne-and-orange-juice concoctions
Champagne-orange juice cocktails
Citrus cocktails
Cocktails similar to a Buck's Fizz
Calculus calculation, for short
Cell unit: Abbr.
Chord abbr.
Clock div.
Clock or watch div.
Colon follower: Abbr.
Coptos god.
Character in "Dracula"
Collaborator on Aguilera's "Woohoo"
Colleague of Jackson, Urban, and Carey
Chop finely, as garlic
Chop in a kitchen
Chop into bits
Chop into little bits
Chop into little pieces
Chop into pieces
Chop into small pieces, la Emeril
Chop into tiny bits
Chop into tiny pieces
Chop rotten at one end consumed by rodents
Chop well, as garlic
Chop, as meat
Cut fine.
Cut into teeny bits
Cut into tiny bits
Cut into tiny pieces
Cut up finely
Cut very fine.
Cut very finely
Chop finely for a pie filling, perhaps
Chopped into fine bits
Chopped into small pieces
Chopped into small pieces, as food
Chopped into tiny pieces
Chopped small
Chopped, as garlic
Chopped, as onions
Class clown taken apart by the teacher?
CHOPPED mixed fruit
Chopped pie filling
Classic Christmas treat
Christmas tart
Christmas fare
Chopped preparations.
Chops into small pieces
Chops to bits
Chops up, as garlic
Chops, as garlic
Cuts to bits
Chopping up
Chopping, as garlic
CARE about
Care or care for
Change of __ (what's in the four longest answers)
Conqueror of matter
Cared about
Cocktail of Kahlua and vodka
Certain con artists, ostensibly
Crass state
Cares about
Conquerors of matter
Chess or bridge, e.g.
Care for a weekend warrior?
Co-creator of the Netflix series "Never Have I Ever"
Comic who has a Fox "Project"
Classic admonishment
CALL DIAMOND
Call, on the doubles court
Cart locale
Child's assertion
Coal hole
Coal pit, e.g.
Coal pit.
Coal source
Collect ore
Collier's milieu
Collier's workplace
Colliery center
Cry from a selfish child
Cry of greed
Cry of the avaricious
Cry under a pop fly
Cry under a pop-up
Craft fair?
Casual pants dug out of the earth?
Claim of ownership in a dispute
Class of naval ship
"Cheyenne Autumn" actor
Cinema Sal
Cinematic Sal
Co-star of "Rebel Without a Cause"
Costar of Dean and Wood
County seat of Nassau County, New York
County seat on Long Island
COLLIERY laborer/labourer
Clementine's dad
Clementine's dad was one
Clementine's dad, e.g.
Clementine's father
Clementine's father, by occupation
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