Letter C
Components for wireless networks
Computer network components
Computer network's coverage area?
Certain lines on maps
Customary lines of passage.
Corn and squash at a roadside farm stand?
Comedian's act
Comedian's shtick
Comedy troupe's bit
Comic's performance
Comic's regular act
Customary course of business.
Customary, usual
Customary itinerary
Chases the enemy.
Complete defeats
Creams
Crushing defeats
Crushing losses
COOKED mixture of flour and fat or butter
Cajun cooking thickener
Chef's mixture
Chef's thickener
Common sauce base
Commune, Hainaut Province, Belgium.
Component of béchamel sauce
Component of three of the five French "mother sauces"
Cook's mixture for soups and sauces.
Cook's thickener
Cooked mixture of flour and butter for sauces.
Cover a lot of territory
Cover lots of ground
Covered a lot of ground
COLORADO State nickname
Common dog's name
Corsair, for one
Croquet player, at times
Curiosity on Mars, e.g.
Curiosity, for one, on Mars
Certain croquet players.
Croquet players on the loose.
Curiosity and Opportunity
Curiosity and Perseverance, e.g.
Cards, as wool.
Casanova characteristic
CREATE fuss
Cannery or Catfish
Catfish or Cannery
Chairs may be arranged in one
Charles River command
Chart part
Checkerboard sequence
Clash, in England
Column complement
Column counterpart
Column crosser
Column's counterpart
Column's counterpart in a spreadsheet
Column's opposite
Column's partner
Command to galley drudges
Common seat alignment
Compete at Henley
Compete in a regatta
Compete like Anita DeFrantz
Compete with a crew
Concert ticket datum
Concert ticket information
Concert ticket word
Concert-ticket datum
Corny line?
Cox's command
Coxswain's demand
Coxswain's order
Crew directive
Cross the Delaware, say
Cross the Potomac, in a way
Cross the Potomac, perhaps
Crossword puzzle segment
Closest seats to the stage, often
Comedian Dan
Comic Atkinson
Comic Atkinson of "Bean" and "Mr. Bean's Holiday"
Comic actor Atkinson
Comedy pair.
CAIQUE
Clint, in "Rawhide"
Clint Eastwood's "Rawhide" role
Clint Eastwood's role on "Rawhide"
Competed in crew
Crewed in a shell
Crossed a lake, in a way
Crossed the lake, in a way
Cowboy-boot attachments
Cedric's ward in "Ivanhoe."
Cedric's ward.
Canada's Silken Laumann, e.g.
Contender on the Thames.
Coxswain's charge
Crew competitor
Crew member, often
Cheek-by-jowl neighbors
Central Park activity.
Crew sport
Coxswains?
Cramped oarsman's show?
Crew complaint?
Crew on the water with oars
Connecticut governor John
Cynthia of fashion
Canine Muppet pianist
Catfish and others.
Certain streets.
Checkerboard's octet
Column counterparts
Column crossers
Columns' counterparts
Columns' crossers
Columns' relatives.
Competes at Henley
Competes in a regatta
Competes in a regatta, say
Competes on the crew team
Corn-y lines?
Cornfield arrangement
Cornfield arrangements
Cornfield features
Counterpart of columns
Counterparts of columns
Crossers of columns
Command to Michael
Colorado sports nickname, with "the"
Cyrano de Bergerac wooed her
Cyrano de Bergerac's love
Cyrano de Bergerac's lover
Cyrano's beloved
Cyrano's love
Cyrano's beloved et al.
"Chicago" character
"Chicago" heroine
"Chicago" murderer
"Chicago" murderess
"Chicago" murderess Hart
"Chicago" number
"Chicago" role
"Chicago" showgirl
"Chicago" showgirl Hart
'Chicago' role -- Hart
Client of Billy in "Chicago"
CD-burning software company that bought Napster
Classic Manhattan theater
Classic N.Y.C. cinema name
Classic movie house name
Classic theatre name
"Campy" of the Dodgers.
"Crying" singer Orbison
Campanella of Cooperstown
Campanella of Ebbets Field fame
Campanella or Clark
Campanella or Rogers
Campy catcher?
Catcher Campanella
Circus stars Siegfried & ___
Civil rights activist Wilkins
Civil rights leader Wilkins
Civil rights leader Wilkins, who will be commemorated on a U.S. stamp next year
Clark of "Hee Haw”
Clark of country
Clark of country music
Clark or Campanella
Clark or Orbison
Clark or Rogers
Cohn played by Pacino in "Angels in America"
Comedian ___ Wood Jr.
Composer Harris
Country music legend Acuff
Country music's Acuff
Country musician Clark
Country singer Acuff
Country singer Clark
Country's Acuff or Clark
Country's Clark
Cowboy Rogers
Cowboy Rogers Actor
Cowboy actor Rogers
Cowboy legend Rogers
Crooner Orbison
_____ Cohn, lawyer mentioned in "We Didn't Start the Fire"
Classic typewriter
Color associated with Queen Charlotte
Coach's area in Kansas City
Covent Garden seating
Cola brand introduced in 1905
Cola introduced in 1905
Cola introduced in 1934
"Casino __" (1967 film)
"Casino __" (Fleming novel)
"Casino ___" (First Bond book)
"Casino ___" (Ian Fleming novel)
"Casino ___," 007 spoof
'Casino (Bond flick) --'
'Casino --' (James Bond novel)
Café ___ (laced coffee)
Casino or Rue
Custard used to garnish soup
Chance to have a heart to heart?
Colorado chasm
Colonial supporter of George III.
characteristic of royalists
Candy concession at Kauffman Stadium?
Covent Garden company
Covent Garden feature
Covent Garden landmark
Castle inhabitants
Commoners' superiors
Cornwall ______ (Memorial Cup winners 1981)
*Composer's due
Canadian tour in the news
Charles III's pronoun
Car company co-founder Henry
Carmaker Henry
Chief of U. S. forces in Middle East.
Classic car company co-founder
Co-creator of the Silver Ghost
Creator of the 40/50 Phantom automobile
California congressman Ed and family
COLOUR spectrum
Colorful character?
Colorful guy?
Colorful mnemonic
Cowboy and baseball great make a "Rogers" sandwich
Chicago Tribune columnist Mike
Chicago columnist Mike
Chicago-based columnist
Columnist Mike
Co-founder of the Traveling Wilburys
Campanella and Clark
Campanella and Rogers
Campanella and others.
Campanella et al.
Clark and Orbison
Clark and Rogers
Composer Harris and others
Country singer Acuff et al.
Country's Acuff et al.
Cowboy Rogers et al.
"Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant?" author Chast
CHAST
Call screener for Frasier
Cartoonist Chast
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