Letter C
Cop show starring Michael Chiklis
Cry of determination
Chapter in film history
Classic PC game with a "Hot Date" expansion
Computer game with virtual people
Character played by Joan Collins on "Batman"
Central premise of an essay
College work
Common degree requirement
Composition for a baccalaureate.
Culminating work for a graduate student
College research overseer
Center of a defense
Chicken Little's warning, and an apt title for this puzzle?
Contract reading material
Crybaby's cold symptom?
Concern of some sportsmen
Classy vehicle for actor Elliott?
Caesar's warner
Classic Rodgers and Hammerstein film set in Austria
Coming production about the Trapp Family.
Concern in Back to the Future
Constant symbolized as "c" in physics
C, to Albert Einstein
Contestants must perfect a ras el hanout today on ...
Chick lit book #3 (1965)
Caper film featuring a famous con set in 1930s Chicago
Chicago trademark.
Carol Shields novel about a person who celebrates a birthday in early April by getting high?
Cowboy lament
City's financial district, informally
Center of Las Vegas action
Celestial Light?
Classic American novel set in France and Spain
Classic novel of 1926
Cowboys may ride off into it
COME TRUST UP HERE?
Cygnus alias
Crossword writer's dream?
City Hall, so to speak
Consonant before iota
Consonant used in the Greek spelling of "Athena"
Challenging thing to have a tiger by
CBS daytime show
Certain sorority members
Cowper poem
Cookware philanthropist?
Comedy of an enchanted isle.
Current theatrical parable.
Children's-song character
Classic 1949 film starring Orson Welles set in postwar Vienna
Canine fairy tale?
Chekhov classic.
Chekhov play
Corn, beans and squash, in Mesoamerican tradition ... or a hint to six answers in this puzzle
Comedy trio known for slapstick antics and bowl haircuts
Conjectural statements
Clemenceau nickname
Characters featured in a Terry Gilliam film
Costain novel.
Comic 1982 Richard Pryor film
Chaplin short
Conrad Richter novel
Chi daily
Cleveland baseballers, familiarly
Call ___ (be in charge)
__ Cities (Minnesota pair)
Checker innovation
Checker's forte
Chubby Checker classic
Collective name for this puzzle's half-dozen starred entries
Classic makeover candidate
Classic transformation fairy tale
Country band, for short?
Country group, briefly?
Collective group or single entity
Costner-Connery film
Country that lacks an official language, informally
Country with more immigrants than any other, informally
Cloistered life
Chair-turning NBC show
Col. Milligan's group: Colloq.
Columnist Maureen, when she goes for a stroll?
Concept album about a man named Pink
Culture Club "___ Song"
Coordinated fan effort at a stadium
Crowd activity at a stadium
Channel that aired "Felicity" and "Smallville"
"Call Out My Name" singer
"Can't Feel My Face" singer
Creatively-spelled one-man R&B act with the 2014 top-ten duet "Love Me Harder" with Ariana Grande
Controversial TV personality's magical sidekick?
Certain facial recognition pro?
Classic film of 1939
Classic film featuring Dorothy, Toto, and a yellow brick road
Chaney title role
Colorful 1984 Kelly LeBrock film
Classic Wilkie Collins novel
Cornhusker's show?
Chianti's morning-after legacy
Competition TV series with versions in over 30 countries
"Crystalised" band, 2009
"___ Call Me MISTER Tibbs!"
"___ Came to Cordura": 1959 film
"___ Can't Take That Away From Me"
Column heading on a bridge tally
Column on a bridge scorepad
Community center, for short
Community hangout, informally
Completely fails (... letters 2-4)
Classic 1938 novel set in the Florida backwoods
Commonality of seven answers in this puzzle
Commonality of the theme answers
Classic comic strip "___ Do It Every Time"
Contraction involving a group
College freshman's comment about why his parents call so often
Concerns of someone studying kittens' cries of pain?
"__ coming to take me away!"
"___ Coming to Take Me Away, Ha, Haaa!"
"___ Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!"
"___ Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa!" (Napoleon XIV hit)
Cry accompanying the arrival of visitors
Cellar-dweller fans' lament
Commonality of this puzzle's theme answers
Clearasil commercial model?
Containing sulfur: Prefix.
coloured woollen cloth
Characteristic of a foreigner's speech, often
Close enough to share intimate secrets
Canadian actor/host Alan
Cornstarch or flour, e.g.
Cornstarch, e.g.
Crown's hiding place in "Porgy."
Chop shop supplier
Crime film character
Certain piece of chicken
Charley horse site, often
Chicken breast alternative
Chicken cut
Chicken par_ _ _ _ _ in fat
Choice for a dark meat fan
Common charley horse site
Common feature of cheesecake
Common stocking height
Cutoff point for some boots
Cellulite sites
cap used to protect end of finger when sewing
cap used to protect finger when sewing
cap used to protect the end of a finger when sewing
cap used to protect the end of finger
cap used to protect the end of finger when sewing
cap used to protect the end of finger while sewing
cap used to protect the end of fingers when sewing
cap used to protect the end of the finger when sewing
cap used to protect the end of the finger while sewing
cap used to protect the finger when sewing
Con game for actress Diana?
Comic strip featuring Popeye
Comic strip in which Popeye debuted
Comic strip in which Popeye first appeared
Capital of Bhutan
Companion of thick
Crispy mate at Papa John's
Colloquialism for the police (with "The")
Chicago : deep dish :: New York : ___
Category of noun
Creature, often "poor."
Chinua Achebe novel that's a response to "Heart of Darkness"
Chinua Achebe's groundbreaking novel set in pre-colonial Nigeria
Chore list heading
Chore-list heading
Cousin of a gimmick.
"C'mon, Aimee, ___! There's gotta be a good clue out there for this word ..."
Consider or ponder deeply
Corporate motto
call to mind or reflect on
capable of being conceived or imagined or considered
"Corrected" slogan for a tech company?
Chewing on
Cogitative gear.
Contemplation aid
"Come to ___ it..."
Cerebrates.
Comes up with ideas
Cooks up grand plans
Considers something carefully
Corollary to Descartes' famous conclusion? (Part 2)
Classic 1934 novel set in Prohibition-era New York City, with "The"
Classic Powell/Loy film, with 'The'
Chocolate-coated cookie
Culls, as a herd
Cuts with water
Chinua Achebe novel about how slim Oreo cookies just can't stay intact?
Coke-fueled David Bowie persona, with "the"
Compound added to natural gas to give it an odor
"Close Encounters of the ___ Kind"
Cunnilingus base
Climax of a play.
Child raised in a society that is of neither their birth nor their heritage
Chakra that signifies the unconscious mind
Classic Orson Welles film, with "The"
Common narrative viewpoint
Cheap films
Certain tones on a scale
Common companion of a dry throat
Crave hydration
Craving for drink
Craving for water
Craved for
Craved water
Child's milestone age
Coven count
Card game also called schnautz
Common shotgun, familiarly
Certain bounty paid
Classic game needing no equipment
"CBS ___ Morning"
"Can You Top ___?" (early TV show)
"Can ___ be happening?"
"Could ___ Be Magic?" (1957 hit)
"___ Can't Be Love," 1938 song
"___ can't be happening!"
"___ could be the start ..."
Caption with a finger-pointing emoji
Coward's "___ Happy Breed"
College e-mail #2: yuck!
Complaint about a beau that sounds downright optimistic?
Chaplin's "___ My Song"
Childish Gambino song with the lyric "Police be trippin' now"
Classic game show intro
Caption on a disappointed picture
Clichéd start of a depressingly-timed February 14th speech
Classic 1984 film in which most of the dialogue was ad-libbed
"C'mon, I asked for Cheerios, but ___"
Children's rhyme phrase about piglets and fingers
Classic doo-wop hit famously covered by Jay and the Americans
*Cry from the bellicose, and a hint to the circled letters
Comment on arriving at a fishing spot?
Classic bit of inane rock star stage banter #1
Commercial break lead-in, literally?
Companion of the rose and the shamrock.
Comforting phrase reminding one that hardships are temporary
compression, esp of part of the body
Casual way of saying "however"
Clipped still
Conjunction, for short
Conjunction, informally
Conjunction, shortened.
Conjunction: Colloq.
Conjunction: Var.
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