Letter C 202750–203000

Cousin of John Doe Crusading monarch Castle near Sandwich in Kent where Romans landed in AD 43 Comme un magnat Comme une crème brûlée Cardinal who served as Louis XIII's chief minister Cardinal who was a foe of the Musketeers Celebrated mimic Closer to Bill Gates's worth Comparatively creamy Comparatively flush Comparatively vivid Considerable wealth Croesus's belongings Croesus's holdings Commodores frontman Commodores soloist Cartoon character to whom Phil Gramm once compared Steve Forbes Cartoon millionaire created by Alfred Harvey Comic book character who wears an Eton collar and a red bow tie Comic book character whose middle name is $ Containing a lot of, as a nutrient Canadian mimic/comedian Comedian / State capital / Record store section Completely merited CONFEDERATE capital Capital of Governor Tuck's state. capital of the state of Virginia located in the east central part of the state Cities in Virginia and Indiana. CSA headquarters benefits provider? Capital on the James R. CSA capital Cheesecake quality Calorie-laden baked good Cheesy veggie dish? Clichéd benefactor CASTOR beans poison CASTOR-oil bean poison Castor bean derivative. Castor bean toxin Castor oil plant poison Castor-bean product Castor-bean protein Castor-oil plant poison Castor bean poisons. "Casablanca" bistro owner "Casablanca" cafe owner "Casablanca" café owner "Casablanca" guy "Casablanca" hero "Casablanca" host Cafe proprietor in "Casablanca" Café Américain owner Comedian Moranis Cord of firewood chiefly British: a slight strain or pain, particularly in the back or neck "Casablanca" nightclub income? Casual Richard's old jukebox? Casual Richard's old-style pants are ... Casual Richard's job at the theater? Casual Richard's yard marker? COXIELLA burneti, former name for Casual Richard's favorite toon? Cubs player who prevented two protesters from igniting an American flag on the outfield grass during a 1976 game at Dodger Stadium "Casablanca" cafe "Casablanca" café "Casablanca" club "Casablanca" gin joint Club in "Casablanca" Cart from the Japanese for "human-powered vehicle" Chinese vehicle of old Capital rock star Classic sitcom hubby Cheesy sitcom bandleader? "Copacabana" antagonist "Copacabana" figure "Copacabana" guy who "went a bit too far" Carty of baseball Character who "went a bit too far" at the Copa Clinton has established a task force to study the future status of Puerto __ Con mucho dinero Current star of "South Pacific." Carom off Canon copier rival Canon's compatriot Capilo Pro G3 maker Color printer company Company founded thirty years after Xerox (copy cats ...) Competitor of Canon Competitor of Canon and Xerox Copier maker Copy machine company Cough drop name sung in ads Cough drops whose ads feature alpenhorns Cough-drop brand Cannoli cheese Cannoli component Cannoli contents Cannoli fill Cannoli filler Cannoli filling base Cannoli ingredient Cheese for cannoli Cheese made from whey Cheese stuffed in stuffed shells Cheese used in lasagna Common cheesecake ingredient Cottage cheese's kin Certain cheeses "Can't get ___ of me that easily!" Cleanse (of) Cleansed (of) Clear, with "of" Cleared (of) Completely free Clearing away CHURCH altar post COARSE sieve Certain brainteaser Clue for batman, maybe Cryptic question Cabbie's offering Capture, with "down" Car, casually Car, slangily Car-pooler's need Carnival amusement Carousel or Ferris wheel Carousel or Ferris wheel, e.g. Carousel, e.g. Carousel, for one Carpool Carrousel or roller coaster: Colloq. Catch a Greyhound Chauffeur's offering Coaster, e.g. Compete in equestrianism Coney Island Cyclone, e.g. Coney Island thrill Coney Island thriller. Copter, e.g. Costain's "___ with Me" County-fair attraction County-fair diversion County-fair feature Crewmate of Crippen Criticize harshly: Colloq. "___ Cock-Horse" (nursery rhyme) "___ Crooked Trail" (1958 western) "___ Crooked Trail" (Audie Murphy western) "___ cock horse . . . " "___ cock-horse . . . " "___ cock-horse to Banbury Cross" __ Crooked Trail (1958 movie) ``___ cock horse to..." Chance to accompany a trooper Civilian's opportunity to accompany a trooper Charge toward, as in a joust Canal or lake in Ontario Curtain: Fr. Compete in a rodeo, maybe "__ Cowboy" (Abbot and Costello film) Cowboy directive? Cry just before someone gets some big bucks? Cry of encouragement at a rodeo (4) (5) Court danger. Cowboy chore. Continue the journey Continue the journey, oater-style Cab client Cab patron Cabbie's fare Cauthen or Pincay Clause added to legislative bill. Commuter, often Congressional addendum. Congressional device. Contract add-on Contract addendum Contract addition Contract afterthought Cult classic soundtrack "Easy ___" Cyclist or equestrian Cyclist, e.g. Caballeros Car poolers Cattle drive figures Commuters Contract add-ons Contract addenda Cowboys, e.g. Call near the start of a horse race Cabs it, e.g. Carnival features Carnival sights Carnival staples Carnival thrills Carrousels, e.g. Coasters, e.g. Commutes Competes in an equestrian event Coney Island features Coney Island thrillers. Coney Island treats Captures the zeitgeist Car-pooling arrangement Carpool, e.g. Carpool, say Carpooling Commute communally Comes to town, cowboy-style Chase Reynard Cause a wedgie Climb, as clothing Certain chip feature Chain of mountains that form a single elevated crest Chain, of sorts Chip feature Chip feature, maybe Chip feature, perhaps Climber's avalanche-safe spot Crest of high ground Crinkle-cut fry feature Corrugated, e.g. Chains of hills Chains of mountains Chip features Corduroy features Corduroy has them. Comparatively corrugated Commander of the 8th Army. Cockamamie, for short Chamillionaire song with the lyrics "They see me rollin' / They hatin'" Canadian constituency Creeping higher, as underpants Clears, with "of" Cereal grain, old spelling. Cereal grain: obs. var. Cambodia cash Cambodia moola Cambodia's basic currency unit Cambodia's currency Cambodia's monetary unit Cambodian bread Cambodian cabbage? Cambodian cash Cambodian coin Cambodian coin unit Cambodian currency unit Cambodian currency, and an anagram of "lire"