Letter C
City S of Florence
City after which a Crayola-box color was named
City for whom a color was named
City near Assisi
City of Italy, S of Florence.
City of the Blessed Virgins
City served by Galileo Airport
City south of Florence
City with a famed horse race in the Piazza del Campo
College in Loudonville, New York
College in eastern New York founded by Franciscans
College near Albany, N.Y.
College near Albany, New York
Colorful Tuscan city.
Commune of tuscany
Corsa del Palio setting
Crayon color: burnt ___
Cultural town south of Florence
___ College, north of Albany, N.Y.
Certain Tuscans
Clay used in pigments
Crayola shade
Crayola's "burnt" color
Crayon Burnt color
Certain pigments
Cesare of Milano
Cesare of opera
Cesare of the opera.
Californa mountain range: ___ Nevada
California's High ___
California's __ National Forest
Club founded by the preservationist John Muir
Club that preserved Yosemite
Club that preserved Yosemite as a national park
Communications word after Romeo
Conservationists' _____ Club
__ Club (environmental group)
__ Club: conservation group
___ Club (conservationist group)
___ Club (green group)
______ Club (conservationists' group)
Comedian who wrote "I'm gonna be a fun aunt. Or a funt."
Country that's home to the eponymous Lion Mountains
Country whose capital is Freetown
Certain Nevadans.
California mountain range, informally
California mountains
California mountains, informally
California peaks, with "the"
California range, familiarly
California's "High" mountains
Craggy ranges
Cama time
Castilian catnap
Chihuahua catnap
Cuarenta winks
Cause of Sonoran snorin'
Chihuahua time-outs
Catorce ÷ dos
Cinco + dos
Cinco y dos
Cuarto número primo
Chef's chinois, for one
Colander cousin
Colander kin
Colander's cousin
Colander's kin
Collander
Cribral article
Chef's aids
Chef's strainers
Cake-recipe direction
Cake-recipe verb
Combed (through)
Creators of finer products?
Cuisinart products
Carefully checking
Carefully sorts (through)
Combs (through)
Captain Hansen of "Deadliest Catch"
Certain frat boy
Certain fraternity man, informally
Character actor Ruman
Check-cashing requirement: Abbr.
Closing music of a broadcast
Composer Romberg
Contract necessity: Abbr.
Contract need: Abbr.
Coll. fraternity with a skull-and-crossbones symbol
College frat with the greatest number of chapter houses (200+)
Charlie Brown's refrain
Conventional symbol
Chorus from adoring fans
Childhood home, to a nostalgic adult
Comic effects
*Concern in a crowded stadium
Considerations for concert ticket buyers
Check out the tourist spots
Camera toter
Change in one's visual acuity?
Calculus symbol
Character seen twice in Homer's "Odyssey"
Conductivity symbol
Criminal neurologist?
Criminal psychoanalyst?
"Cattle Crossing," for example.
"Closed" or "Open"
Cancer for one
Cancer, e.g.
Capricorn or Sagittarius
Catcher's communication
Catcher's flash
Catcher's gesture
Catcher's gesture to a pitcher
Catcher's offering
Catcher's putdown?
Catcher-pitcher ploy
Catchers message
Cattle Crossing, for instance.
Certain language unit
Coach's communication
Coach's cue, e.g.
Coach's gesture
Coach's gesturing
Coach-to-batter gesture
Communicate by hand
Communicate digitally
Communicate in ASL
Communicate nonverbally
Communicate silently
Communicate with a deaf person
Communicate with hand gestures
Communicate with one's hands
Communicate without speaking
Communicate, perhaps
Contract for
Converse manually
Converse silently
Converse with the deaf
Convey via Ameslan
Courier's request
Crop circle, some believe
Crosses used in lieu of endorsement.
Catcher's finger-waggling
Cell phone requirement
Cell user's need
Cohort for Paul Revere
Cuing
Communicated nonverbally
Color similar to firebrick and ruby
Contract closing
Chef's iconic creation
Clapton "Unplugged" instrumental
Clapton "Unplugged" opener
Communicated like Marlee Matlin
Communicated manually
Communicated visually, in a way
Conversed in ASL
Contract accepter
Contract endorser
Contract inker, e.g.
Contract party
Contract principal
Contract parties
Celebrities, at times
Confirm the receipt of
Contract directive
Contract instruction
convey or express a meaning
Certain interpreter's expertise
Cease communicating.
Cronkite's "And that's the way it is" and Ellerbee's "And so it goes," e.g.
Clue of a sort
Commit oneself, in a way
Catcher's putdowns?
Classic M. Night Shyamalan film with the tagline "It's not like they didn't warn us"
Closes a contract
Closes a deal
Communicates by hand
Communicates with ASL
Communicates with gestures
Communicates with one's hands
Communicates with the deaf
Communications from the coach
Consummates a pact.
Crossroads phenomena.
Ceases broadcasting
Current indications
Current indicators
Cedes
California senator, 1977-83
City of Turkey, Asia.
Chinese province east of Tibet.
Cohort of Fagin
Caste-system rejector
Certain Hindu
Certain Punjabi
Certain Punjabi believer
Certain turban wearer
Caste-less Indians.
Certain Indian monotheists
Certain Punjab adherents
Canton is near this river's delta.
Certain sibling's partner, briefly
Coal region of Poland: Abbr.
Common French contraction
Calderon, Puerto Rico's new anti-statehood governor
Cow corn
Cattle comestibles
Colonial diplomat Deane
Companion of Paul's
Companion of St. Paul
Continental Congress delegate Deane
Characteristic of this puzzle's circled letters, which suggest a 1991 Oscar-winning film
Courtroom admonition
Caused to clam up
Cogent motto.
Conversation breaks
Catchfly
Cousins of satyrs
Carson's "___ Spring"
Clamming up
Cold kind of treatment
Character appearing twice in "Dumb and Dumber"?
Cleaning up aid after parties.
Crumb collector
Center of Connecticut
Czar attribute
Czar quality?
Czarist leader
Chorale's end?
Cute feature?
Chaplin's heyday
Chaplin movie, e.g.
Charlie Chaplin’s medium before talkies
Cholesterol component
Character in "Friends"
Carol from Camelot?
Cavalier's carol?
Calf feature
Calf part
Chalk feature?
Close-mouthed officer?
Charlie Chaplin's favorite genre in the early days of cinema
Column part that's strictly ornamental?
Christmas carol lyric following "All is calm, all is bright"
Customary carol
Coup feature?
Chaplin flicks
Chaplin's early films
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