Letter C 160500–160750

Clio or Erato Clio or Terpsichore, e.g. Clio or Thalia. Clio was one Clio, Erato or Urania Clio, Erato or Urania, e.g. Clio, for instance. Creation inspirer Creative influence Creative person's inspiration Creative spirit Creative-slump ender, maybe Chewed over Cerebrating one Contemplative one Contemplative sort Calliope and Clio Calliope and Clio, for two Calliope and Urania, among others Calliope and her sister goddesses Calliope and others. Calliope et al. Calliope, Clio et al. Calliope, Clio, Erato, etc. Classical ennead Classical nine Clio and Calliope Clio and Terpsichore Clio and Thalia, e.g. Clio and Thalia, for two Clio and her sisters Clio et al. Character in "La Bohème." Cultural attraction Curator employer Curator's employer Curator's place Curator's workplace Call to a sled dog. Call to the sled dogs Certain natural hallucinogen Chilly dog order? Command at the Iditarod Command heard in the Iditarod Command on the Iditarod Command to a Yukon dog Command to a dog team Command to a husky Command to a sled dog Command to a sled team Command to sled dogs Command used in the Iditarod Cornmeal porridge Cry to a husky Cry to a leading team? Cry to a sled dog Cry to the huskies. Cry to urge dog teams on. Cooked cornmeal porridge cornmeal boiled in water Circle's center, in a variation of duck, duck, goose CEPE Cream soup Creamy, umami Italian dish Champignons Chinese menu option Chinese pancake Cardinal Cardinal in the 40's and 50's Cardinal Hall of Famer Stan Cardinal Stan who won seven batting titles in the '40s and '50s Cardinal with 475 homers Cardinals great Stan "Concord of sweet sounds" CARLYLE CCMA word Cantopop or Zamrock Clara Schumann works, e.g. Class with instruments Classical or classic rock Classical, e.g. Composer's creation Counterpart of lyrics Country, e.g. Curtis Institute student's focus chamber music composed sounds "Cabaret" or "Cats" "Call Me Madam" is one. "Cats" is one "Cats" or "Hair" "Cats," e.g. "Chicago" or "Oklahoma!" Camelot is one Carry singing "How Dry I Am"? Cutting-edge instrument? Composer's work for a film Course on stage acting and singing, attended by Slush Puppie servers Container for Ozawa Certain concert-goer Certain live venue Concert's spot Comment from William Congreve: PART 1 Call waiting diversion Conductors' aids Calliope filler Concert hall, for one Character in Thompson's "Seasons." Contemplations Contemplative thoughts Certain scent Civet's secretion Class of aromatics Cologne aroma Cologne component Cologne fragrance Cologne ingredient Cologne scent CAPE Cod, island off (USA) CHANNEL between Atlantic and Nantucket Sound Chocolate-bar trio Carter's Secretary of State Carter's second secretary of state Canteloupe CHICKASAWS Indians, language of the CHOCTAW language Childhood hometown of actor Jack Oakie (which explains his stage name) City in a Merle Haggard soing City in a Merle Haggard song Captain & Tennille hit Captain & Tennille song Cologne scents Colognes Cotton fabric for chadors? COTTON cloth in plain weave COTTON sieving fabric Cheesecloth kin Cloth often used for sheets Cotton fabric used for sheets Cotton for veil or strainer Cotton material coarse muslin Cotton cloths. Canadian freshwater fish Clam cousin Clam relative Clam's cousin Clam's relative Cousin of a clam "Cockles and ___" Cockles' musical partners Common paella ingredients Certain mollusk's protection Creates a jumble Characterized by clutter Can't refuse to Can't-miss event Closet-y smell Compelling word Charlie Chaplin's toothbrush, for one Certain facial features Camaro competitor Car that made its debut at the 1964 New York World's Fair Classic Marx Brothers film? Coffee bar stock Conference USA team Classic Wilson Pickett cover (1966) Colman's or Gulden's product Colonel on the board Colonel suspected of murder Common condiment Condiment at Nathan's Covering for a dog Chemical weapon of WWI Counterirritant concoction Certain condiment's origin Condiment's origin Color of the winner's belt at Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest CHANDELIER SALESMAN WANTED! Can't skip Critical assignment Call the troops Call to duty Calls on, as strength "Can you give me any alternative?" "Can't someone else do it?" "Can't you get anyone else?" "Can't you get someone else?" Certain negative auxiliary Contraction meaning "taboo" Can't-miss articles Can't-miss experiences Compusions Can't miss Consort of Amon-Ra. Courage: Ger. Cur: Var. Change, in music Change: Mus. dir. capable of or tending to change in form or quality or nature Certain horror film villain Creature changed by a quirk of biology. Causes of color blindness Certain spiders in "Spider-Man" Changes, in music Change genetically Cause genetic anomalies Change at the genetic level Change dramatically Change genetically Change in form Change into a new form Change into a new pair of genes? Change into something new Change on a genetic level Change or modify. Change significantly Change suddenly Change your genes? Change, as a gene Change, as genes Change, scf-fi style Changed drastically Changed form, in science fiction Changed genetically Changes dramatically, as a gene Changes genetically Changes, as a viral strain Changes, as genes Copies the Andromeda strain Chromosomal alteration change in dna Changes, as in form or nature. Cello attachment near the bridge Commercial break button Commercial silencer Commercial-silencing remote button Common swan Cut off, as the audio Cuts the volume Cuts, as a TV's sound *Common white Eurasian bird Chicago Symphony Orchestra music director Riccardo Conductor Ricardo Conductor Riccardo causing mutilation Candidate for a court-martial. Certain Bounty crewman Christian on the Bounty, e.g. Christian, notably Cutting the volume