Letter C 172750–173000

College world series location ConAgra's home Corn Belt metropolis Cornhusker State city Cornhusker State hub Cornhusker State metropolis Cornhusker State's largest city Cornhusker hub Cornhusker's city Cornhusker's city, perhaps Cornhusker's largest city County seat of Douglas County, Nebraska Cousin of Texas Hold'Em Cousins of the Otoe Creighton University city Creighton University site Creighton University's home city Midwest Big sch. Cornhusker's laugh? Certain Cornhusker Certain Missouri River dweller Certain Nebraska native Certain Nebraskan Certain Plains resident Creighton University townie ConAgra's hometown Cornhusker urbanites Chef's selection, at a sushi restaurant Certain Arab League member Certain sultanate Country about the size of Kansas Country across the Arabian Sea from Mumbai Country bordering Yemen Country east of Saudi Arabia Country east of Yemen Country found inside Romania? Country headed by a sultan Country hidden in "Romania" Country in Arabia. Country near Abu Dhabi and Qatar Country near the Strait of Hormuz Country next to Yemen Country of Arabia. Country off the Strait of Hormuz Country on its own gulf Country on the Arabian Peninsula Country on the Arabian Sea Country on the southeast end of the Arabian Peninsula Country on the tip of the Arabian Peninsula Country reached by sailing due west from Mumbai Country ruled by a sultan Country south of Iran Country south of its namesake gulf Country that borders Saudi Arabia Country that borders Yemen Country that borders the UAE Country that celebrates the Muscat Festival Country that has approximately 0% arable land Country that's been independent for more than 350 years Country that's home to Sultan Qaboos University Country visited by Gulf Air Country west of the Arabian Sea Country where Anthony Bourdain ate ouzi in the Empty Quarter Country whose capital is Muscat Country whose capital is just north of the Tropic of Cancer Country whose flag features two swords Country whose flag has a dagger and two swords Country whose flag has crossed swords over a khanjar Country whose name can be an exclamation Country whose name is occasionally used as an exclamation? Country whose name sounds like a Jamaican exclamation Country whose name sounds like a Jamaican's cry Country whose sultan is Qaboos bin Said al Said Country whose total land area is less than .01% forested Country with a namesake gulf Country with a sultan Country with a white, red and green flag Country with an exclave surrounded by the United Arab Emirates Country with the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque Country with the longest-serving current ruler in the Middle East Country within "Romania" Carrier based in Muscat Carrier to Muscat Certain Arabian Peninsula resident Certain Arabian Sea native Certain Arabians. Certain Arabs. Certain Bedouin Certain Gulf State citizen Certain Gulf State resident Certain Mideast native Certain Pan Arab Games participant Certain rial spender Certain sultan's subject Certain sultanate citizen Certain sultanate resident Certain sultanate subject Certain sultanate's subject Citizen of Muscat Citizen of a gulf state Citizen of the oldest independent Arab state Citizen of the only country whose name starts with O Countryman near the Arabian Sea citien of oman Cassava Arabian-style? Currency featuring the image of Sultan Qaboos Certain sultan's subjects Citizens of a sultanate Crossworder's geographical flub? Cosmopolitan UN member? Caliph after Abu Bakr Caliph after Abu-Bakr Caliph of 634 A.D. Caliph of 7th cen. Caliph slain by a slave Caliph who founded Cairo Captor of Jerusalem. Character Little on "The Wire" Character on {/The Wire/} played by Michael K. Williams Character played by Michael K. Williams in "The Wire" Che player Chef Tate Chicano poet Luis __ Salinas Co-first Muslim woman in U.S. Congress Ilhan Co-first Muslim woman in U.S. Congress with Tlaib Co-star of Hugh on "House" Co-star of Julie in "Doctor Zhivago" Colleague of Dwight Colleague of Dwight in W.W. II Colleague of George, Hap, and Ike Common Sunni man's name Congresswoman Ilhan Congresswoman whose Twitter handle is @IlhanMN Costar of Hugh in "House" Costar of Hugh, Jesse, and Jennifer on "House, M.D." "Common Arabic name meaning 'speaker' or 'eloquent'" "Common Middle Eastern man's name" "Cooking With Astrology" author Celebrity astrologer Sydney ___ "Che!" title role player, 1969 Co-author of an advice column Cow stomachs Cow's third stomach compartment in the stomach of a ruminant animal Caliph of Spanish dynasty, 756. Cabinet-level Executive dept. Card game of Spanish origin. Card game of yore. Card game without 8's, 9's and 10's Color technique with a blended effect Color-blending technique Complaint resolver Complaints investigator Consumer advocates "Crush" band, for short "Crush" synth-poppers, briefly Cheapside residence. Cockney cottage Cockney dwelling Cockney flat. Cockney pad Cockney quarters Cockney's abode Cockney's castle Cockney's diggings. Cockney's digs Cockney's domicile. Cockney's dwelling. Cockney's flat. Cockney's house. Cockney's living quarters. Cockney's main Web page? Cockney's pad Cockney's residence Combining form denoting a group. Certain Swiss watch Certain sorority girl Citizen rival Classical finale Company that's part of the Swatch Group Competitor of Cartier Conclusion to the Greek alphabet Corinthian conclusion Counterpart to alpha Charlton Heston plays the last man on Earth in this 1971 sci-fi film Chi ___ (some college women) China's sacred peak Chinese mountain. Chinese peak Chinese sacred mountain Cannot be made without breaking eggs. Cheese or ham Cheese, jelly or Spanish. Common breakfast dish Common breakfast order Common made-to-order breakfast buffet dish Cousin of a frittata Crack a shell for this Classic breakfast made with beaten eggs cooked in a pan Cracking way to improve a breakfast buffet? Cooking utensil at a breakfast buffet, perhaps Cookware that's often hinged Certain short-order dishes. Chef"s specialties. Chefs flip them Chefs fold them Cousins of frittatas Cuisine with eggs. Cooked egg dish Calpurnia's dream of Caesar's death, e.g. Cause for "I've got a bad feeling" moment Chilling occurrence Chilling sign, perhaps Clairvoyant's clue Clouds Dark Comet's appearance, perhaps Comet, say, to some Comet, say, to the impressionable Comet, to an ancient Comet, to an augur Comet, to some Communication to a seer Cracking a mirror on Friday the 13th, say Creepy 1976 film, with "The" Crow saying "SOON" in a human voice, probably Crow, at times, in Hinduism Calpurnia's dream in "Julius Caesar" and others Coincidences may be taken as them Comets, long ago Comets, to ancients Comets, to some Comets, to the superstitious Cockney four-bagger Counting of the ___ (observance after Passover) Capo's code of silence Code broken by Joe Valachi Code broken by Salvatore (Sammy the Bull) Gravano Code broken by rats Code broken by some singers Code broken by squealers Code for Sopranos Code keeping capos quiet Code of silence in Mafia circles Code of silence in Sicily Code of silence: It. Code prohibiting singing? Code that's dangerous to break Code you don't want to break Conspiracy of silence Cosa Nostra's gag rule