Letter C 215500–215750

Civil rights city in Alabama Civil rights landmark city Civil rights march film of 2014 Civil rights march site Civil rights march site, 1965 Civil rights site Civil-rights site Clinton retraced a march here Comedienne Diamond Cotton State city County seat of Dallas County, Ala. Comedienne Diamond et al. Concert items: Abbr. Carbonated component of an egg cream Carbonated mineral water Carbonated water Club sodas Carpet edge Carpet fringe Church school: Abbr. Clergyman's sch. Coll. course duration, often Coll. for clergymen Coll. term Coll. time period College term: Abbr. College time: abbr. College yr. division Collegiate segment: Abbr. Connotative meaning Communication means at sea Covered with dots Covered with many small figures, in heraldry COLLEGE term College half-year College period Course-load units College sessions College terms "Circle" lead-in "Circle" or "final" start "Circle" or "finals" start "___-Charmed Life" Third Eye Blind CBer's rig CBer's truck CBer's vehicle, often CBer's wheels Cab and trailer truck Cab attachment Cab locale Cab vehicle Cargo hauler Carrier of tons Certain Frozen Four game, for short Certain playoff game Certain tournament match Circle opening? Circle or final beginning Circle starter Circle's beginning? Circular header Climbing lane occupant Colon opening? Colon variety Conductor intro Conductor's beginning Conductor's intro Conductor's lead-in? Conductor's opener? Conductor's opening? Conductor's start? Conductor's starter? Consciousness starter Convoy vehicle Cross-country hauler Cross-country rig carrier Cargo Cause of a pause Connected on only one side, as a town house CEILING of semicircular room Curved roof of some churches Culmination of a truck race? conforming somewhat to the lines of the body Coat that isn't flat or satin Cheddar, colby, Edam, etc. Crucially influential Creative graduate course Campus project. Class of a sort Class with only a few students, say Conference session Convention session Clergy students Campus activities Campus events Classes for executives College research groups. Conventional matters COLLEGE of training priests college for priests County in which Nikki Clark ruled for Bush Creek language Creek relative Clad like Venus de Milo Cargo inspections at a weigh station? Common kindergarten seating arrangement Cargo carriers Cargo haulers Certain car carriers Certain divisions of contests: Colloq. Certain tournament round Certain tourney rounds Certain trailer trks. Certain trailers, for short Certain trucks Coin of ancient Rome Convoy constituents Convoy members Convoy trucks Convoy units Convoy vehicles Close not quite securely. Cheese category "Closing Time" rockers Canaanite, for example Carthaginian, e.g. Certain ancient Ethiopian Carthaginians, e.g. Common frequency for college classes Commander of the Alabama, 1862–64. Confederate admiral Couscous flour Couscous makeup Coll. periods Coll. terms Czech explosive C-SPAN fig. Cambodia coin Cap. Hill figure Capital Hill VIP Capitol Bldg. bigwig Capitol Hill V.I.P.: Abbr. Capitol Hill abbr. Capitol Hill figure (Abbr.) Capitol Hill legislator (Abbr.) Capitol Hill pol Capitol Hill politician: Abbr. Capitol Hill worker: Abbr. Capitol abbr. Capitol man: Abbr. Capitol one?: Abbr. Capitol org. Capitol person? Case of N. J. Certain elected official (abbr.) Certain house mem. Certain pol Chamber worker: Abbr. Change for yen Change from a yen. Change in Indonesia China's Sun Yat-__ Chinese leader Sun Yat-__ Chuck Schumer's title: Abbr. Classic candy, when doubled Clinton of N.Y., e.g. Clinton or Dole: Abbr. Clinton or Kennedy, briefly Clinton or Kennedy: Abbr. Clinton or McCain: Abbr. Clinton or Obama, once: Abbr. Clinton or Obama: Abbr. Clinton, e.g., briefly Clinton, for one (Abbr.) Clinton, like 99 others (Abbr.) Cloture voter: Abbr. Coin for Sato Coin in Japan Coin in Tokio. Coin of Honshu. Coin of Japan Coin of Malaysia Coins of Japan. Committee member, maybe: Abbr. Committee worker, maybe: Abbr. Companion of Rep. Confirmation VIP Cong. bigwig Cong. title Congress addr. Congress member (Abbr.) Congress member, shortly Congressional addr. Copper coin of Japan. Corker, e.g.: Abbr. Cory Booker or Cory Gardner: Abbr. Cory Booker's title: Abbr. Cotton from Ark., e.g. Cotton from Arkansas, e.g.: Abbr. Cotton, e.g.: Abbr. Cotton, starting in 2015: Abbr. Counterpart of Rep. Counterpart of a Rep. Cruz or Sanders, briefly Class leader, for short ½ cent in Tokyo. ½c in Kobe. CLORINDA, father of COLLEGE, governing (academic) body of Caesar's March 15 destination Caesar's body? Caesar's supreme council Capital Hill unit Capitol Hill group Capitol body Capitol chamber Capitol gang? Century in American politics Clinton's place Clinton's workplace Congress part Congressional hundred Council of elders Congressional campaign Congressional baking necessity? Capitol Hill probe Congressional gala? Clinton won one in 2000 Contest for a seat Campaign between two candidates for a congressional seat Cloture, for one Capitol groups Colleges' councils Counterparts to houses Capitol gains? Century in DC Certain dots on a half-circle graphic Capitol Hill title Congress member, often Canadian Tire Centre player Cannon or Luger Capital man. Capitol Hill bigwig Capitol Hill frequenter. Capitol Hill person Capitol bigwig Capitol fellow Capitol hill regular Capitol north-winger Capitoline dignitary
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