Letter C 166750–167000

Christopher who directed "The Dark Knight" Christopher who directed the "Dark Knight" trilogy Christopher who directed three Batman films Cooperstown's Ryan Countryless man Countryless man of fiction Career strikeout leader with 5,714 "Congress shall make ___ ..." (Bill of Rights) "Congress shall make ___ respecting . . . " "Congress shall make ___..." __ Central (FSU student website) Chuck __, only coach to win four Super Bowls Chuck ___ of coaching fame Chuck ___, four-time Super Bowl-winning coach Chuck of the N.F.L. Chuck once on the Steelers' sideline Chuck the coach in Canton Chuck who coached the Steelers Chuck who coached the Steelers to four Super Bowl victories Chuck who won four Super Bowl rings Coach Chuck Coach Chuck who led the Steelers to four championships Coach in Canton Coach revered in Steelers' nation Coach with the most Super Bowl victories Coach with the most Super Bowl wins Cromwell's nickname. "Contendere" preceder "___ contendere" (no contest plea) "___ contendere" (no contest) -- contendere -- contendere (court plea) Case plea, familiarly Cato's "I am unwilling" Certain court plea, for short Certain court plea, in brief Certain plea, briefly Certain plea, for short Certain plea, informally Common plea, informally Court plea briefly Court plea, for short Court plea, in brief Court plea, informally Courtroom plea Criminal plea without admitting guilt, for short __ contendere (courtroom phrase) ___ contendere (Agnew's plea) ___ contendere (I am unwilling to contend). ___ contendere (defendant's plea) ___ contendere (legal plea) ___ contendre Commission-free Certain mutual funds Commission-free mutual funds, informally Commissionless funds Court pleas, briefly Court pleas, for short Courtroom pleas, for short Completely safe, as a proposition Cambodian family "Cannery Row" star "Cape Fear" actor "Cape Fear" actor Nick "Cape Fear" co-star, 1991 "Cape Fear" star Nick Co-star in "Under Fire" "Couldn't catch a break!" "Couldn't find it" "Certificat de naissance" info Camus, for one Carte d'identité feature Cartoon chewing sound Cartoon eating sound Cartoon munching sound Cartoonish eating sound Cartoonish eating syllable Cartoony eating syllable Chance at an Oscar, for short Chance at an award, for short Charlemagne, e.g. Choice for les nouveaux parents Choice for mère et père Chomping sound Chow down on, in modern slang Cookie Monster eating sound Cutesy sound of eating Can't-miss statement? Complete opposite of "Yes, sir" Courteous refusal to a woman Courteous rejection to a woman Caravan member, perhaps Chevy station wagon of the 1950s, '60s and '70s Constant wanderer Characteristic of certain Arabian tribes. Camel owners, maybe "___ can serve two masters . . . " "___ can serve two masters...": Matt. 6:24 Chronic disagreer. Constant objector. Classic John Donne line Classic saying originated by John Donne Country where tailless cats are forbidden? Carlos the Jackal, for one "Caro __" ("Rigoletto" aria) "Caro __" (aria) "Caro ___" "Caro ___," Verdi aria "Caro ___," from Rigoletto. Cape in Alaska. Cape of Alaska. Cape on Seward Peninsula. Center of gold rush, 1900. Center of the Alaskan gold rush City at the crux of the Disney+ movie "Togo" City east of Saint Lawrence Island City featured in "Balto" City in 49th state. City in Alaska, pop. 1,876. City in W Alaska. City in western Alaska City of 1900 gold rush City on Alaska's Norton Sound City on Alaska's Seward Peninsula City on Norton Sound City on Seward Peninsula City on the Norton Sound City on the Seward Peninsula City south of the Bering Land Bridge National Preserve City that Balto ran to City that claims the world's largest gold pan City that sounds like a lawn decoration City that sounds like a troll City west of the Seward Peninsula City where the sled dog Balto ran to City whose name is pronounced like the natives' word for "Where is ...?" Coastal Alaskan city Coastal Alaskan town city Alaskan bay City near the Arctic Circle Consent maxim Caesar's name Caesar's was Julius Certain club restriction Cicero's was Marcus Tullius Cicero's was Tullius Classical second name. Cutthroat mentality Cape and town of Alaska. Claim of convenience, in ads or otherwise Cleanser-ad phrase Convenient cleanser commercial claim Customary English spelling. Customary or conventional. Customary; conventional Candidate's first goal. Convention climax. Convention outcome Candidate proposer Choice of a political party Chosen candidate Chosen one for the party ticket. Convention choice Convention concern. Convention selection Convention winner Convention's choice Corsi was one. Certain contenders Conduct based on religious laws Cartoon eating noise (Chows down on a cookie) Car commercial come-on Car dealer's come-on Car dealership's offer Come-on to those who are broke Cartoon eating sounds Club aliases, for short Carroll and Orwell Chinese food order request Chinese menu assurance Chinese menu claim Chinese menu declaration Chinese menu notation Chinese menu notice Chinese menu phrase Chinese menu phrase, often Chinese menu promise Chinese menu words Chinese restaurant assurance Chinese restaurant request Chinese restaurant sign Chinese restaurant sign, perhaps Chinese take-out order? Chinese-food order request Chinese-food order request, perhaps Chinese-menu assurance Chinese-menu notation Chinese-menu phrase Chinese-menu pledge Claim made in take-out Claim on a label of Panda Express Orange Sauce Claim on a ramen packet Claim on some Chinese menus Claim on some food packaging Claim on some menus Claim that, per FDA regulations, can't appear on labels for foods with ingredients that naturally contain a certain flavor enhancer "Certainement pas!" Cato's negative Ce n'est pas "oui" Chalant beginning Chamonix nix Champs Elysees turndown Champs Élysées refusal Chirac's veto Choice for un votant Com lead-in Common negative prefix Confrontational opening Confrontational start Contrary start Conventional start? __-compete clause ___ che (not only): It. ___ compos (out of touch) Crue song about Nikki's grandmother Car part other than a safety cushion Canadian brand that sells products like "Diet Cola" and "Apple beverage" colourless oily fatty acid with a rancid odour Coined for a particular occasion Coined for one use Conservative interrupting nobody for the time being (5) Current moment "Chortle," originally Casual; detached colour such as black or white Corporal or sarge Corporal or sergeant, e.g. Corporal, e.g. Corporal, say Clauses found in some employment agreements, informally Crazy for fertilizer? CPOs, e.g. Certain enlisted men. Corporals and sergeants, briefly Corporals et al. Corporals, e.g. Creamer type Creamer variety Coffee drinker's oxymoron
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