Letter C 22250–22500

Crooner from Canada crooner CAPITAL CITY OF THE EAST FLANDERS PROVINCE, BELGIUM CAPITAL NEAR LILLESTR CITY ESE OF MIAMI CITY NEAR LAKE TUZ CITY ON THE BLACK SEA Callao Capital near Capital about 220 miles from Istanbul Capital city in Anatolia. Capital city in Asia Capital city in Asia Minor. Capital due north of Cyprus Capital established by Atatürk Capital in Anatolia Capital midway between Haifa and Odessa Capital near Lake Tuz Capital near an earthquake zone Capital north of Cyprus Capital of Turkiye Capital of a U. N. country. Capital of a bicontinental country Capital of ancient Galatia Capital on an Asian peninsula Capital place to talk Turkey Capital since 1923 Capital south of Moscow Capital south of the Black Sea Capital that replaced Istanbul Capital west of Ararat Capital where liras are spent Capital where the capital is the lira Capital whose country bridges Europe and Asia Capital whose old name lent itself to a fabric Casablanca Capital near Celal Bayar's capital. City ESE of Istanbul City founded by Ataturk City known for wool City southeast of Istanbul City that replaced Istanbul as capital City that's home to the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations Capital of Turkey city Mausoleum coin Turkey Coastal Slovenian town (that looks like an urban Turk?) Capital that replaced Constantinople Club with a longer World Series drought than the Red Sox or the Cubs CANINE CROSS CHRISTIAN EGYPTIAN BEETLE CROSS ENDER CROSS ON FOOT CROSS THE OCEAN CROSS THE PLATE CROSS WEAPONS WITH CROSS of life Cross ___ with Cross for Cleopatra Cross in Ancient Civ Cross in hieroglyphics Cross in some hieroglyphics Cross of Egypt Cross of old Cross seen in hieroglyphics Cross symbolising eternal life Cross with a circular loop Cross with a hook Cross with a loop Cross with a loop at the top Cross with a top loop Crux Crux ansata Crux ansata, or "cross with a handle" cobra Egyptian cotton Egyptian cross beam cross the threshold cross thread crown Egyptian CARTOUCHE Cartouche symbols Cleopatra's crosses Common symbols in hieroglyphics Crosses in Egyptian art Crosses on goth necklaces Crosses symbolizing life Crosses with loops City on the Yangtze. CARPENTRY joint CASE THE JOINT CAST ___ OVER CAT GIVEN JOINT WITH ITALIAN SAUCE OVER CHILD'S HOPPING GAME CLIP JOINT FIGURES CLOSE-FITTING HOSIERY TO COVER THE FOOT AND LEG CLOSE-FITTING, ROUND, AND HIGH COLLAR THAT FOLDS OVER AND COVERS THE NECK COMBINING FORMS FIBULA COMBINING FORMS JOINT CONNECTOR BONE COVERED AT HIGH TIDE AND EXPOSED AT LOW TIDE Callus site, frequently Capped joint Certain joint Common injury site for runners Common place for a mosquito bite Common place for a sprain Common sprain site Common sprain spot Commonly sprained body part Commonly sprained joint Child, jocularly Chukka, e.g. Completely involved Calf neighbors Common running injury Certain piece of jewelry Chain above a foot Chain worn low Clinger Sock Common wear for female tennis players Creature (abbr.) City of South Vietnam "Chilly Scenes of Winter" author Beattie "Chilly Scenes of Winter" writer Beattie "Commonwealth" author Patchett "Commonwealth" novelist Patchett "Cosmos" co-creator Druyan C&W star Lee __ Womack CALLED ACROSS THE FIELD CALLED FORTH FROM A LATENT OR POTENTIAL STATE BY STIMULATION CAPE BRETON LOCALE CAPE CHURCH CAPE COD TOWN CAPE COD ___ CAPE CORAL CAPE CORAL LOCALE CAPE DAKAR CAPE ENDER CAPE PORTUGAL CAPE VERDE CAPE WASHINGTON CAPE ___ COTTAGE CAPE ___, AK CAPE ___, MA CAPITAL OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN CARNIVAL DOLL CASKET REGULARLY LOST MASS CATCH NEW ENGLAND CAPE CENTRAL AMERICA SHRUB CHARACTER ERNESTINE TOMLIN, LILY CHARACTER CHARACTER LACKING TOLERANCE FROM GREAT BOOKS CHARACTER MILLER CHICAGO LOCALE CLAPTRAP FROM CONSERVATIVE MEMBERS OCCASIONALLY WORTH RECALLING CLEAN; MASS OF HAIR CLOTHING SIZES FOR HUSKY BOYS COALESCE OR UNITE IN A MASS COLLEGE NORTH CAROLINA CAPE COLUMNIST MAUREEN ACTRESS COLUMNIST MIKE ARCHIE OR EDITH, TO COLUMNIST ROWLAND ACTRESS COLUMNIST THOMAS ACTRESS COMBINING FORMS MASS COMPTON CONFUSION MASS CRIMES OF THE HEART CHARACTER CURRY ___ Canadian singer of "Can I Have This Dance?" Canto Cape Cod catch Cape N of Boston. Cape N of Gloucester, Mass. Cape N of Massachusetts Bay. Cape N. E. of Boston. Cape NE of Boston Cape NNW of Cod Cape Town Cape Town cash Cape __, Massachusetts Cape ___ (Gloucester locale) Cape ___ (Massachusetts peninsula) Cape ___, Mass. Cape above Cod Cape in Mass. Cape in Massachusetts Cape in northeastern U.S. Cape in northern Massachusetts Cape named by Charles I Cape near Boston Cape near Cod Cape near Gloucester, Mass. Cape near Pigeon Cove. Cape near the Hub Cape north of Boston Cape north of Cape Cod Cape northeast of Boston Cape of Mass. Cape of Northeast Cape of Pigeon Cove. Cape once called Tragabigzanda Carlson Former governor Carrie ___ Inaba ("Dancing With The Stars" judge) Chicago airport Illinois Choreographer Reinking Civil rights activist Jo ___ Robinson Cleeves who wrote Shetland Island mysteries Clothier Taylor Clothing retailer ___ Taylor Cod's kin in Mass. Columnist Coulter Columnist Landers Comic Sothern Commentator Coulter Common female middle name Common girl's middle name Common little middle name Common middle name Common middle name for a girl Compton of ABC News Compton or Coulter Conservative Coulter Conservative Katie Couric critic Coulter Conservative advocate Coulter Conservative columnist Coulter Conservative commentator Coulter Conservative spokeswoman Coulter Coos Bay state Coulter Author Coulter or Curry Coulter who called Joe McCarthy a "great American patriot" Coulter who called the members of a 9/11 widows group "harpies" Coulter who wrote "Godless: The Church of Liberalism" Coulter whose jaw was wired shut in November, according to the New York Post Country singer Lee ___ Womack Crime writer Rule Curry favored by NBC for 25 years Curry of "Today" Curry of NBC Curry of NBC News Curry of TV news Curry of the 'Today Show' Curry on "Dateline" Curry on TV Curry or Coulter Curry or Taylor Curry or Veal Curry seen in the morning Curry taken in the morning Curry who formerly co-hosted "Today" Curry, for one