Letter C 170250–170500

Cities in Russia and Texas Cities in Texas and Ukraine. City where "Friday Night Lights" takes place Cranberries "___ My Family" Classic song that's the official anthem of the European Union "Clash By Night" playwright "Clash By Night" screenwriter Clifford "Clash by Night" dramatist Clifford ___, "Awake and Sing!" dramatist Clifford ____ (American playwright) Clifford who co-wrote "Sweet Smell of Success" Clifford who wrote "Golden Boy" Creator of "Golden Boy." Creator of Lefty "Cool Water" singer Civil rights activist and folksinger Character in "Swann's Way" Classic Greek theater Classical performance hall ___ Cologne (skunk of cartoons) Concerning a kind of poem. Concerning poetry characteristic of his poetry Canine friend of Garfield Canine in the comics Canine of "Garfield" comics Canine pal of Garfield Canine pal of Nermal and Garfield Cartoon beagle Cartoon beagle born in 1978 Cartoon canine Cartoon canine with a long tongue Cartoon character often shown with his tongue out Cartoon character who routinely gets his ass kicked Cartoon character whose name sounds like a drug mishap Cartoon character whose original name was to be Spot Cartoon character with notable pants? Cartoon dog often punted off the table Cartoon dog that's dumb but sprightly Cartoon dog who does not have language-based thoughts Cartoon dog with a big tongue Cartoon drooler Cartoon pup Character drawn with one black spot Character in the parody web series "Lasagna Cat" Character known for his pants Character often drawn with saliva Character often seen standing in a puddle of spit Charge for Jon Arbuckle Classic cartoon character originally named Spot Comic canine Comic dog Comic strip character with a prominent tongue Comic strip character with an anatomically incorrect tongue Comic strip character with two black spots Comic strip dog Comic strip dog for more than a quarter-century Comic strip dog with a long tongue Comic strip drooler Comic strip pup Comic-strip dog Comic-strip dog once depicted solving a sudoku, to Jon's surprise Comic-strip pooch Comics beagle Comics beagle since 1978 Comics canine for nearly 30 years Comics character often kicked off a table Comics character who almost never speaks Comics character who once solved a sudoku Comics character who once, surprisingly, solved a sudoku puzzle Comics character whose name sounds like an emergency medical case Comics character with a big tongue Comics character with an enormous tongue Comics dog since 1978 Comics dog that debuted on August 8, 1978 Comics dog that sounds like two letters Comics dog who walks on two feet Comics dog with a comically big tongue Comics dog with a long tongue Comics dog with two black spots Comics page drooler Comics patient of Dr. Liz Wilson Comics pooch Comics pooch since 1978 Comics pooch with a big red tongue Comics-page dog Companion of a certain fat cat ___ Cologne (skunk of old cartoons) Catullus' famed couplet about his conflicting feelings for his mistress Lesbia Chief Norse god and father of Thor Chief Asgard god Chief Norse deity Chief Scandinavian god Chief Valhalla god Chief deity of Norse mythology Chief figure in the Eddas Chief god in the Edda Chief god of Asgard Chief god of Valhalla Chief god of the Aesir Chief god of the Eddas Chief of the Aesir Cosmos creator, in myth chief god of norse mythology Certain Germanic neo-pagan believer Causing great disgust Celebrator in verse Celebratory writer Certain foot specialist Certain kind of poet Certain lyric poet Certain versifier Coleridge or Keats Coleridge or Shelley, e.g. Collins or Dryden Cowley or Keats Creator of lofty lines Creator of praiseful poems Creator of sublime lines Certain raving writers Coleridge and Keats Complimentary writers Composers of some rhapsodies Cowley and Keats Creators of praiseful poems Classic song with the lyric "I'll see you in my dreams" Character on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Chief of Security on "Deep Space Nine" Chief of security on "Star Trek: DSN" Constable on "Star Trek: DSN" Constable on "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" Conqueror of West Rome, 476. Car instrument sometimes used to commit fraud Car part that moves in only one direction Car wheels? Car-lot concern Counter in a car Change-in-position science Consume too much of, in brief Chris of "Batman Forever" Colleague of Winfrey and Lake CO's lack Campfire attraction Camphor's forte. Canine attractor Carbon dioxide's lack Carbon monoxide doesn't have it Carbon monoxide lack Carbon monoxide lacks it Carbon monoxide's lack Carrion flower feature Cause for closing the bathroom door Cause for nose pinching Cause for nose-pinching Cause for pinching the nose Cause of a sniff Cause of nose-pinching Cause of nose-wrinkling Cause of pinching one's nose Cause of some hand-waving Cause of some nose-wrinkling Cause of the question, "What died?" Censer output Characteristic property Characteristic smell Chlorophyll's alleged target. Citronella feature Clean-out-the-fridge indicator Clothespin Clue for a bloodhound Clue for a tracking dog Clue in a hunt Compost bin emanation Compost bin smell Compost emanation Compost heap emanation Compost heap's giveaway Composter's concern Concern regarding a litter box Cooked cabbage trait Cooking consequence Corpse flower emanation Curry leaves have a distinct one Cyanide's is of bitter almonds Causing a stink, maybe Cause to smell Critic of a new perfume? Certain scents Clean-out-the-fridge warnings Clues for hounds Clues for trackers Common pet products Common scents Cooking remnants Collective combination of smells in an environment Competitor of St. Pauli N.A. Coors' nonalcoholic competitor Cooking enticement: Brit. sp. Chris of "Bridesmaids" Chris of "The Sapphires" Cases for E.M.T.'s Causes of some DOAs Causes of some EMT calls Certain military officers: Abbr. Certain uniforms, for short. Certain uniforms. Certain uniforms: Abbr. Clothes of a kind. Consumes to excess, briefly Consumes too much, informally Catholic daily prayer books, briefly Can't stop eating Can't stop eating, as snack food Controversial figure in Mexico. CALYPSO, husband of Captive of the sea nymph Calypso Cross-country trips, perhaps "Clickbait" was added to it in Sep. 2016 Certain ref. work Champs' prize on the UK game show "Countdown" Citation-filled ref. Classic ref. work Classic work originally in 10 vols. Classic work whose "shorter" version comes in two vols. Clickbait site, as of Sep. 2016 Compendious ref. Competitor of Chambers, for short Child development stage, per Freud Complex adjective? Complex descriptor Complex type Complex figure? Complex individual Complex personality? Complex subject, perhaps Concept developed by Freud Character with mother issues Classic play with a Delphic oracle Cache-_____ (wear for "un pirate") Concern of optométrie Coup d'___ (glance embracing a wide view) Coup d'___ (quick glance) Coup d'___ (quick view): Fr. Coup d'___ (survey made with a glance) Commune in Silesia. Component assembler Computer parts reseller (Abbr.) Computer reseller (abbr.) Computer reseller, for short Cab connoisseur's prefix