Letter C
Capital west of Tallinn
Capital west of Tallinn, Estonia
Capital where "The Scream" hangs
Capital where a-ha formed
Capital where marathoner Grete Waitz was born
Capital where the 2021 film "The Worst Person in the World" is set
Capital where things may be written in Nynorsk
Capital where you might attend a Christmas feast called "julebord"
Capital whose patron is St. Hallvard
Capital whose patron saint is Hallvard
Capital with a Nobel Institute
Capital with a Viking Ship Museum
Capital with ferry service to Copenhagen
Capital with fjords
Capital with lots of fjord explorers?
Capital with more than 300 lakes within its limits
Capital with suburbs Bygdøy and Grünerløkka
Capital with the Kon-Tiki Museum
Capital with the Nobel Peace Center
Capital with the Norsk Folkemuseum
Capital with the Tryvann ski resort
Capital with the patron saint Hallvard
Captive capital.
Casper Ruud's birthplace
Center of Czechoslovakia?
Certain Nobel Institute site
Christian IV's capital
Christiana, once
Christiana, today
Christiana.
Christiania
Christiania today
Christiania Theater locale
Christiania until 1925
Christiania's name after 1925
Christiania, later
Christiania, now
Christiania, nowadays
Christiania, once
Christiania, since 1925
Christinia today
City 3,767 nautical miles from New York.
City ESE of Bergen
City I visited after I was runner-up for the Nobel Prize in literature; they'll realize I should have won in ten years
City N of the Skagerrak
City S. of Lillehammer
City about the size of Boston
City almost due north of Hamburg
City called a "kommune" by its inhabitants
City destroyed by fire in 1624
City formerly Christiania
City formerly known as Christiania
City founded by Harald Hardraade
City founded by Harald III
City founded by Harald the Ruthless
City founded by Hardrada
City founded by Harold III
City founded by King Harald III
City founded by King Harold III
City founded in 1050
City from which Amundsen started his Antarctic expedition
City from which pianist Kjell Baekkelund hailed
City from which to take a fjord excursion, perhaps
City home to Norway's royal family
City home to the Munch Museum and Vigeland Park
City home to the Norsk Folkemuseum
City in Czechoslovakia?
City in Los Lobos?
City in Scandinavia.
City in the Great Fire of 1624
City in which Mideast peace accords were negotiated in 1993
City in which you'll find the Edvard Munch Museum
City near Lillehammer
City north of the Skagerrak
City of 455,000 in Norway.
City of Europe
City of Norway
City of the Nobel Peace Prize
City of the Storting
City of the Viking Ship Museum
City off the Skagerrak Strait
City on a Norwegian fjord
City on a fiord
City on a fjord
City on the Aker River
City on the Skagerrak
City once called Christiania
City once called Kristiana
City once known as Christiania
City renamed in 1624 by Christian IV
City served by Gardermoen Airport
City served by the airport Gardermoen
City south of Hamar
City south of Lillehammer
City south of the Nordmarka forest
City that gives London its annual Trafalgar Square Christmas tree
City that has gifted London a large Christmas tree annually since 1947
City that hosts an annual Norwegian Wood music festival
City that hosts the Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony
City that the band a-ha hails from
City that's an anagram of a musical term
City that's home to Munch's "The Scream"
City that's home to the Munch Museum
City that's home to the Viking Ship Museum
City two hours south of Lillehammer
City viewed from Holmenkollbakken
City warmed by the Gulf Stream
City where "Peer Gynt" premiered
City where "The Scream" was stolen
City where Nobel Peace Prizes are awarded
City where one can pick up a Nobel (you know, cuz they just give them away to everybody)
City where sidewalks are decorated with Ibsen quotes
City where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded
City where the Nobel Peace Prize is presented
City where you can see "The Scream"
City where you can view Edvard Munch's "The Scream"
City where you can visit Akershus Fortress
City whose Toyen Park hosts the annual Oyafestivalen music festival
City whose fun-to-pronounce boroughs include Østensjø, Grünerløkka, and Søndre Nordstrand
City whose metro is called "Tunnelbane"
City whose name likely comes partly from the mythological "Aesir"
City whose patron saint is Saint Hallvard
City whose patron saint is St. Hallvard
City with 40 islands
City with 40 islands and nearly 350 lakes within its limits
City with Ibsen quotes set into its sidewalks
City with a Viking Ship Museum
City with a Viking ship hall
City with a district called Nordstrand
City with a district called Ostensjo
City with daily ferries to Copenhagen
City with ferry service to Copenhagen
City with lots of fjord explorers
City with the newspaper Aftenposten
City with the ski-jumping hill Holmenkollbakken
Closest capital city to Stockholm
Cold-climate capital
Copenhagen, Stockholm, ___.
Crown Prince Harald's home.
Czechoslovakia borders it?
___ City Hall, Nobel ceremony locale
___ City Hall, where the Peace Prize is awarded
capital Scandinavian
Capital in Scandinavia
Capital aria?
Containing a bluish metallic chemical element
Containing element #76
Containing element number 76
Cause to be absorbed
Cause to seep through
Cross a border, in a way
Cartoon detective Jones
Cellular interaction.
Contamination process
Chicano bear
Chihuahua bear
Colorado mountain, 13,706 ft.
Caruso standard
Classic Italian song
Classic for which Pavarotti won a Grammy
Common Italian encore
Common number of gondoliers
"___ Carlo," trio in Verdi's "Ernani"
Chilean city
Chilean volcano.
City in south Chile
Chapultepec Zoo animals
Chapultepec Zoo beasts
Chicago team, on Spanish radio
Chicano bears?
Chicano cubs
Chesapeake Bay hawk
Chesapeake Bay nester
Court fop in "Hamlet"
Court nobleman in "Hamlet"
Courtier in Hamlet
Courtier played by Robin Williams in Kenneth Branagh's "Hamlet"
Courtier ridiculed by Hamlet
Courtier sent by Claudius to invite Hamlet to duel Laertes
Courtier who invites Hamlet to a duel
Courtier who invites Hamlet to duel with Laertes
Courtier who invites Hamlet to fence with Laertes
Courtier who oversees Hamlet's duel with Laertes
Courtier whom Hamlet calls a water-fly
"Cloak and Dagger" org.
"Cloak and dagger" group.
"Cloak-and-dagger" outfit.
C.I.A. ancestor
C.I.A. antecedent
C.I.A. precursor
C.I.A. progenitor
C.I.A.'s forerunner
C.I.A.'s parent
C.I.A., formerly
C.I.A., once
CIA (C.I.A.), predecessor of the
CIA of WWII
CIA preceder
CIA's ancestor
CIA's precursor
Clandestine WWII gp.
Clandestine WWII org.
Clandestine initials
Cloak and Dagger boys.
Cloak and dagger outfit.
Cloak-and-dagger agency.
Cloak-and-dagger group
Cloak-and-dagger group of W. W. II.
Cloak-and-dagger men.
Col. Donovan's bureau.
Col. Donovan's office.
Coordinator of Information successor of 1942: Abbr.
Counterespionage agcy. of W.W. II
Covert W.W. II grp.
Covert W.W. II org.
Covert WWII agcy.
Covert WWII gp.
Covert WWII org.
Covert org. featured in "The Good Shepherd"
Covert org., once
Covert operations unit of WWII
covert gp. WWII 1/3 of a film title
Caesar's bones
Chief organic basis of bone tissue.
Chief substance of bone tissue.
CONSISTING of bone
consisting of or like bone
CAUCASIAN race (pert. to)
Caucasian Aryan.
Caucasian inhabitant
Caucasian man
Caucasus dweller
Caucasus resident
Central Caucasian
Certain Caucasian
Christian/Islamic
Caucasus native perhaps
Chalcogens
Caucasus tribesmen.
Caucasus region.
caucasian people
Caucasus natives.
Caucasus people
CALCAREOUS substance in animal framework, small piece of (zool.)
CHITINOUS substance in animal framework, small piece of (zool.)
chitinous substance
"Cotton Comes to Harlem" director Davis
Civil-rights activist Davis
converted into bone
Converts to bone
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