Letter C
Chain with unlimited breadsticks
Color used in camouflage jackets
Color for dresses or cars
Color in some military uniforms
Cruet fill
Cruet filler at an Italian restaurant
Common salad dressing ingredient from pressed fruit
Cartoon sweetheart
Crude carrier for Popeye's girl?
"Consider Yourself" musical
Colonel North
Comedian Hardy
Comedian John who is said to resemble a love child of Harry Potter and Owl from "Winnie-the-Pooh"
Cromwell or Twist
Cromwell, for example
Chief Justice: 1796–99
Creator of Charles Primrose.
Creator of Dr. Primrose.
Creator of Goody Two-shoes
Comedian who made his film debut in 1914
Cromwell and Twist
..."Charles Dickens" by ___...
Classic tale of a boy in a workhouse
Conn. Signer
California products.
Certain oil producers
Common cocktail components
Cooking oil sources
Classic typewriter brand
Company once known for its typewriters
Cesario's lover in literature
Countess in "Twelfth Night."
Cruise line for lesbians and LGBTQ women
Cinema Hamlet.
CHRYSOLITE
Clay cooking vessel
COOKWARE
Cafe de ___ (spiced coffee)
Café de __: Mexican drink brewed in a pot
Café de ___ (drink brewed in a clay pot)
Cantina cookware
Cantina crock
Cantina crockery
Cantina pot
Cantina vessel
Casa cooker
Casa cookware
Casa cookware piece
Casa crock
Casa kitchen crock
Casa pot
Ceramic cooker
Ceramic jar
Ceramic jug
Ceramic pot
Ceramic pot used for cooking
Ceramic soup holder
Ceramic stewpot
Clay container
Clay cooking pot
Clay crock
Clay jar
Clay pot for cooling water.
Clay pot used for cooking
Clay pot used in Spanish cuisine
Clay water crock
Clay water jar.
Container for a spicy stew
Cookware Big name in nonstick
Cooling jar.
Crock in the casa
Cantina cooking pots
Clay pots
Cooking pots to Pedro
Crocks
Col. North
Col. North, familiarly
Colleague of Fran or Stan
Colonel North briefly,
Colonel North, informally
Colonel North, to friends
Comedian Hardy's nickname
Comedic partner of Stan
Comic Hardy's nickname
Comic Hardy, briefly
Comic Hardy, to pals
Comic Stan's other half
Companion of Fran
Companion of Kukla
Contra-versial North
Cry to players in hiding
Cave salamander
Cave-dwelling salamander
Classic song from "Show Boat" about a mighty waterway
"Colossal head" carver of ancient Mexico
Civilization known for "colossal head" statues
Colossal head sculptors
"Coco" actor Edward James ___
"Coco" voice actor Edward James ___
Castillo on "Miami Vice"
Central Park designer
Central Park designer Frederick Law ___
Cleveland Secretary of State Richard _____
Cleveland's Secretary of State
Cleveland's Secretary of State, 1895.
Cleveland's Secy. of State.
Cleveland's last Secretary of State.
Cowper's "____ Hymns"
"Crypt" or "phrase" ending
Crypt or music ending
Curriculum suffix
CZECHOSLOVAKIAN archbishopric seat
CZECHOSLOVAKIAN industrial town
Cygnus genus.
Comment said with eye-rolling
Common prayer opener
Commune in Gerona, Spain.
Cousins of oenochoes
Classic song, say
Classical Greek oil flasks.
Celeb twins name
Cindy Brady portrayer Susan
Clark Kent colleague
Clark Kent coworker
Clark Kent's pal
Co-star of "Hellzapoppin'"
Co-worker for Kent and Lane
Co-worker of Kent and Lane
Co-worker of Lane and Kent
Co-worker with Kent and Lane
Cohort of Kent and Lane
Colleague of Kent and Lane
Colleague of Kent and Lane at the Daily Planet
Colleague of Lane and Kent
Comedian Johnson's partner.
Comedian Ole
Comedian bracketed with Johnson.
Comedy star, partner of Johnson.
Comic Ole
Comic book cub reporter
Companion of Johnson.
Composer Ole.
Crony of Kent
Cub in comics
Cub of fiction
Cub reporter of comics
Cub reporter of the Daily Planet
Celebrity twins who own the Dualstar Entertainment Group, familiarly
Comedian Ole and family
"Call Me Ishmael" author Charles
"Come on down!" announcer
"Come on down!" announcer Johnny
"Come on down!" originator Johnny
Charles who wrote "Call Me Ishmael"
Classic game show announcer Johnny of "The Price Is Right"
Common Swedish surname.
Cubs baseman Mike
City in Lamb Co., Tex.
Classic Northwest brewski
Classic beer of the Pacific Northwest, familiarly
CHRYSELEPHANTINE statue of Zeus, site of the
Capital of Washington.
Capital of the northwest U.S.
Capital with a view of Mount Rainier
Capitol Lake locale
Cher's "Moonstruck" mom
capital of the state of Washington
Certain four-year period
Celebrations of famous athletic contests.
Capital actress
Capitalist actress?
Collection by Pindar celebrating victories at the Panhellenic Games
Conqueror's mother
Coveted medal
Company with a hub in Athens
Confusion about who really won an international competition?
Competitive swimming venue
China event of 2008
Controversial Montreal structure
CHALCIDICE city, ancient
CHALCIDICE town, ancient
Charles kayoed him in '51.
CROWN AND SCEPTER
CTC's HQ city in "Up in the Air"
Capital before Lincoln
Card game similar to Texas Hold'em
Casino poker game
CenturyLink Center city
Certain University of Nebraska campus city
City NE of Lincoln
City about an hour from Lincoln
City across the Missouri from Council Bluffs
City across the river from Council Bluffs
City associated with Warren Buffett
City between Sioux City and Kansas City
City close to Ralston
City downriver from Bismarck
City downriver from Sioux City
City dubbed the "Gateway to the West"
City east of Boys Town
City famous for steak
City in Cather's "O Pioneers!"
City in Nebraska
City in Peyton Manning audibles
City in which Malcolm X was born
City just west of Council Bluffs
City name famously used by Peyton Manning when calling signals
City name on the Wizard of Oz's balloon
City named for an Indian tribe
City near Boys Town
City near Boys Town, Neb.
City near Boys Town, Nebraska
City near Council Bluffs
City near Iowa's border
City near Offutt AFB
City near Offutt Air Force Base
City northeast of Lincoln
City northeast of Lincoln, Nebraska
City of 251,117, on the Missouri.
City of Midwest
City of Mutual interests?
City of eastern Nebraska
City on Lincoln Highway.
City on the Lewis & Clark Trail
City on the Mormon Trail
City on the Platte
City opposite Council Bluffs
City opposite Council Bluffs, Iowa.
City since 1854
City that capitalized on Peyton Manning's use of its name in playcalling
City that's home to the Great Plains Black History Museum
City that's home to the N.C.A.A.'s College World Series
City where Berkshire Hathaway is headquartered
City where Gerald Ford and Malcolm X were born
City where Malcolm X was born
City where the College World Series is played
City where the TV dinner, Raisin Bran, and the Reuben were invented
City where the band Bright Eyes was formed
City whose name was often yelled by Peyton Manning
City with a University of Nebraska campus
City with the highest number of millionaires per capita in America
Clarkson College locale
Clarkson College site
Code name for a French beach
Code name for a Normandy beach
College World Series home
College World Series host
College World Series locale
College World Series setting
College baseball World Series site
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