Letter C
"Classical" prefix
"Classical" start
"Con" starter
"Conservative" lead-in
CLASSICISM
Celluloid computer hacker
Character in "The Matrix"
Character who asked, "Right now we're inside a computer program?"
Character who asked, "What are you trying to tell me, that I can dodge bullets?"
Character who is asked to choose between a red pill and a blue pill
Character who takes the red pill
Charge of Morpheus
Cinematic hero called "the one," and an anagram of "one"
Cinematic utterer of many a "whoa"
Classic beginning
Classic lead-in
Classic leader?
Classic opener
Classic opening
Classic or conservative preceder
Classic or natal preceder
Classic preceder
Classical beginner
Classical beginning
Classical intro
Classical introduction?
Classical lead-in
Classical opener
Classical or conservative prefix
Classical or natal prefix
Classical preceder
Classical starter
Colleague of Morpheus and Trinity
Colleague of Morpheus and Trinity, in film
Colleague of Trinity and Morpheus
Colonial leader
Colonial prefix
Con beginning
Con head?
Con intro
Con lead-in
Con leader?
Con opener
Con opening
Con's intro
Con's opening?
Con's prefix?
Conservative beginning
Conservative front
Conservative intro
Conservative introduction
Conservative leader
Conservative opener
Conservative opening
Conservative start
Counterpart of paleo-
Cyberpunk hero
___classical (Stravinsky's genre)
___classical (Stravinsky's style)
control by a powerful country of its former colonies by economic pressures
Certain anti-Communist
Certain ex-liberal
Certain hawk
Certain political convert, for short
Certain political designation, for short
Certain political pundit
Certain right-winger
Certain rightist
Converted liberal, informally
Critic of the Great Society
Certain hawks
COIN new words
CONTRACTION of two separate words
COINER of words
Cafe-sign gas
Casino light
Casino sign filler
Casino sign gas
Certain Dodge
Certain signage
Certain tube filler
Charged gas
Chemical discovery of 1898
Chemical element with the symbol Fe
Chemist's #10
Chrysler Corporation car
Chrysler Corporation name
City brightener
Club light
Colorful gas
Colorful sign
Colorless gas for colorful signs
Colorless gas that makes colorful signs
Colorless, gaseous element
Commercial light
Commercial sign
Compact Plymouth
Component of some signs
Conductor seen at night
Contents of a flickering sign, at times
Contents of some lights
Cousin of argon
Cryogenic refigeration element
Cusack film of '88
__ Carrot (Crayola color)
___ Carrot (bright Crayola color)
___ carrot (fluorescent orange Crayola color)
Certain hospital unit
Concerning early infancy
Concerning infants
Concerning newborns
Child under a month old
Crayola color introduced in 1990
Crayola shade similar to Atomic Tangerine
Chic scientists love these Day-Glo accessories for Special Forces troops...
Certain bright hue
Color of some Vegas signs
Color of some exit signs
Certain signs
City signs
City street illuminations
Classic Vegas sights
Colored lights
Colorful fish, familiarly
Colorful lamps
Colorful signs.
Colors for high-visibility clothing
Come-ons in so-called "Lost Wages"
Conspicuous signs
Crayola's atomic tangerine and shocking pink, e.g.
Crayola's sunglow and laser lemon
Colorful gases used in lighting
Colorful lights often seen in city signs
Colorful Amazon swimmer
Common addition to a tank
Candidate monk or num
CELL-produced substance of communication with immune cells
CYCLOSPORINE
Complete view of a building from within.
Close-approaching asteroids and comets: Abbr.
Converts to a cause, briefly
City and county seat in southwest Missouri
City in Missouri, S of Joplin.
City in SW Missouri.
Cat's favorite herb.
Cluster of fibers
Cluster of fibers in wool staple.
Cotton fiber knot.
cluster wool
China neighbour
Country between China and India
Country between India and Tibet
Country bordering Tibet
Country featuring the highest point on Earth
Country next to Tibet
Country of Everest's South Base Camp
Country of King Tribhubana.
Country of the Gurkhas.
Country on the south side of Everest
Country on the south side of Mount Everest
Country ruled by a 3-year-old.
Country south of Everest
Country that celebrates Dashain
Country that celebrates Teej
Country that celebrates Tihar
Country that has eight of Earth's ten-tallest mountains
Country where Mount Everest is known as Sagarmatha
Country where the Himalayan Times is published
Country whose capital is more than 4,500 feet above sea level
Country whose cuisine has Indian and Tibetan influences
Country whose flag has five sides
Country whose name anagrams to "plane"
Country with Mount Everest on its border
Country with Sherpas
Country with a double-pennant flag
Country with a five-sided flag
Country with a pentagonal flag
Country with the second-highest average elevation
Country between India and China
country Himalayan beast
Carrier based in Kathmandu
Certain Himalayan
Certain Himalayan native
Certain Himalayans.
Citizens of Katmandu.
Certain Asian
Cousin of Sinhalese
Cancer, Hydra, and Scorpio, collectively.
Cloud: Comb. form
CENTAURUS, mother of
Certain heir
Certain male relative
Certain nibling
Cohan, to Uncle Sam
Cuffe Owens vis-à-vis Joe Biden
CLOUDS, photograph of
CLOUD study
CATHETER drainage of kidney
Celeb with celeb parents
Clusters of fibers
Clusters of wool fibers.
CANACE, husband of
City in S. W. France.
Chemical liquid
Campus character
Certain candy unit
Character type for Anthony Michael Hall in "The Breakfast Club"
Chess enthusiast, perhaps
Chidi from "The Good Place," for example
Class scapegoat
Clodhopper's cousin
Comic Con regular, perhaps
Comic book reader, stereotypically
Comic-Con attendee
Common butt of jokes
Common teen-movie persona
Computer devotee
Computer geek, e.g.
Computer geek, for instance
Computer pro, perhaps
Computer whiz perhaps
Con attendee
Contemporary dull one
Creature in Dr. Seuss's "If I Ran the Zoo"
Crossword enthusiast, say
Crossword fanatic, maybe
Crossword fanatic, perhaps
Crossword maker, e.g.
class president Unlikely
"Check out the brain over here!"
Cosplay and fanfic are parts of it
Comic con, e.g., stereotypically
Comic-Con, stereotypically
Coming for a "Star Trek" convention?
Comedy that requires an extensive knowledge of "Star Trek," say
Candy in a divided box
Candy in two-compartment boxes
Candy in two-flavor boxes
Candy packed in two-flavor boxes
Candy sold in ropes
Candy with a short-lived chewy version called Dweebs
Candy with two flavors in one box
Candy-stand offerings
Certain high school clique
Certain school clique
Certainly not BMOCs
Colorful Nestlé candy typically with two flavors to a box
Colorful, pebble-like candies
Comic-Con attendees
Comic-Con habitues, stereotypically
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