Letter C 177500–177750

City south of Kyoto City southwest of Kyoto City southwest of Tokyo City whose name means "large hill" City with a Suntory Museum Co-winner of Sports Illustrated's 2020 Sportsperson of the Year Commercial center in Japan. Commercial center of Japan. ___ Castle, Japanese landmark City near Kansai International Airport City trashed by Godzilla Certain Honshu native Certain Honshu resident Certain bullet train rider Certain resident of Honshu Citizen of the 2019 G20 summit city Compound derived from sugar. City in South Korea Cries of praise: Var. Cub bearers, in Spain ___ Can You See PAC (org. established by Martin O'Malley) Character in "Vanity Fair." "Crazy Train" singer CAMPANIA dialect/language, ancient Campania language Campanian language "Chimpanzee" star "Crash" prize Coveted Hollywood honor Canadian Jazz legend ___ Peterson Caricaturist Berger Cedric Gibbons' statuette. Celebrated Irish author or Jazzman Peterson Celluloid glory. Certain gold statuette Character in a can Children's character who sings "I Love Trash" Cinema goal. Cinema statue Cinema statuette Cinematic award Cinematic trophy Contested piece of statuary. Coveted Art Deco knight Coveted Hollywood prize Coveted Hollywood statuette Coveted acting award Coveted annual honor Coveted figurine Coveted movie award Coveted objet d'art. Coveted statuette Creator of Dorian Crotchety Muppet Crowe won one for "Gladiator" Crowe's "Gladiator" prize Crowe's feat? Costa Rican president who won the 1987 Nobel Peace Prize Coming event in Hollywood. Consideration for the Academy Chatter about a movie's potential awards-season success Crystal, nine times Company with Wienermobiles Company with a fleet of Wienermobiles Company with frank ads Character recognition? 'Canadiana Suite' jazz pianist Canadian jazz pianist who won eight Grammys (3 to 8) Canadian music legend "Chicago" sextet Capra's threesome Certain annual awards. Cooper and Booth got them. Coveted Hollywood trophies Coveted acting awards. Coveted awards Coveted statuary Coveted statuettes Crystal and Rock, notably Critical awards-season hashtag "Consistency is the last refuge of the unimaginative" speaker Creator of Dorian Gray California congressman Doug Carbohydrate: suff. Cockney stockings " . . . cold gray stones, ___!": Tennyson Carbohydrates: Suffix. Chem. sugars Chemical sugars Common sugary endings CBS News staffer who narrated "Horton Hears a Who!" CBS newscaster CBS newsman Charles CBS' "Poet in Residence" CBS-TV Sunday host Charles of CBS News Charles of CBS Radio Charles who preceded Jane Pauley as host of "Sunday Morning" Central Asian city on the Silk Road City east-southeast of Tashkent City in Kirghizia City in southwestern Kirghizia City near Frunze City of Kyrgyzstan City of southern Kyrgyzstan City of southwest Kyrgyzstan Const. site watchdog Construction site inspectors: Abbr. Construction site monitor: Abbr. Construction site watchdog, for short Corp. monitor Circular in form Comic strip sheriff Rick Comic-strip cowboy Rick Character actress Tessie Comedienne Tessie Comic actress Tessie City at the mouth of the Fox River City known for its overalls City named for a Menominee chief *Children's apparel company Certain American dogwood Commercial willow Common basket-weaving material Covered with willows Cricket-bat woods Conclusion of many a disease? Composer Straus. Complaint of an insomniac king. Canada's famous doctor. Canadian medical educator Canadian medical notable Canadian physician Canadian physician Sir William Canadian physician William Canadian physician and teacher. Canadian physician of fame Canadian physician, teacher. Canadian physician-author Canadian physician-writer Canadian physician: 1849-1919 Canadian doctor and family Canadian physician and others C&W singer K.T. ___ Country entertainer K.T. Country music artist and actress K.T. Country music's K. T. ___ Country music's K.T. Country singer K. T. Country singer K.T. Country's K.T. Capital where Nobel Peace Prizes are awarded annually CHRISTIE, new name of Capital 300 miles north-northwest of Copenhagen Capital Grieg played often Capital NNW of Copenhagen Capital NW of Drammen Capital WNW of Stockholm Capital at 60 degrees latitude Capital at the center of Czechoslovakia? Capital by a fjord Capital called Christiania until 1925 Capital captured by the Germans 4/9/40 Capital city at the head of a fjord Capital city east of Bergen. Capital city founded around 1050 Capital city founded by King Harald Capital city founded in 1050 Capital city home to the Munch Museum Capital city known by its inhabitants as a _kommune_ Capital city known for its Viking history Capital city on a fjord Capital city once called Christiania Capital city served by Gardermoen Airport Capital city that gets as little as six hours of sunlight a day in the winter Capital city that has 40 islands Capital city that's home to the Vigeland sculpture park Capital city where Alisha Boe was born Capital city with a Sami House Capital city with a Viking Ship Museum Capital city with daily ferries to Copenhagen Capital city with floating saunas Capital city with public transit ferries Capital city with the Holmenkollen Ski Museum, home to the world's largest collection of skis Capital city with the world's oldest ski museum Capital close to Stockholm Capital due north of Denmark Capital due north of the northern tip of Denmark Capital featuring the Munch Museum Capital formerly called Christiania Capital formerly known as Christiania Capital formerly named Christiania Capital founded at the end of the Viking age Capital founded by Harald the Ruthless Capital founded by King Harald III Capital founded during the Viking Age Capital hidden in Czechoslovakia? Capital home to Vigeland Park Capital home to Vigeland Sculpture Park Capital home to the Akershus Fortress Capital home to the Fram Museum Capital home to the Vigeland Museum Capital in "Czechoslovakia"? Capital in the center of Czechoslovakia? Capital in the middle of Czechoslovakia? Capital in which kroner are spent Capital just below the 60th parallel Capital known for 300 years as Christiania Capital name derived from Old Norse Capital near Lillehammer Capital near Lilleström Capital near Skagerrak Capital near Stockholm Capital near a fjord Capital near the 60th parallel Capital near the North Sea Capital near the Skagerrak Capital near the inlet of the Skagerrak Capital nicknamed "Tigerstaden" Capital north of Berlin Capital of 30A City with Vigeland Sculpture Park Capital of Mr. Lie's country. Capital of Norway Capital of the Land of the Midnight Sun Capital of the world's happiest country, per a 2017 U.N. survey Capital off the E18 Capital on a fiord Capital on a fjord Capital on a ford Capital on a namesake fjord Capital on an eponymous fjord Capital on the 60th Parallel Capital on the Aker Capital on the Alna Capital on the Bygdoy Peninsula Capital on the Skagerrak Capital on the same parallel as Seward, Alaska Capital once called Christiania Capital once known as Christiania Capital once known as Kristiania Capital place for a solo? Capital since 1299 Capital situated on the same latitude as St. Petersburg, Russia Capital south of Lillehammer Capital south of Trondheim Capital that was once part of Denmark Capital to spend kroner in Capital west of Helsinki Capital west of Stockholm